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bone or muscle dsrangements. We DO not pre-
tend that they will mend : broken leg or ex-
terminate boils, butt even in such cssss
they viii reduce The iaAsnmation and aiiay the
pain. Nor can We guarantee the proper
where the body is poisoned by whisky
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the side, Wounds, Weeping Sinews, Burns,
Frosted Feet, Palsy Esr-anhes Tooth-ache
Headache, Ulcers, Old Sores, Broken Breasts,
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Itstings, and will cure, burns and iscalds
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lsufierer rom Rheumatism. She has tried many
q stphysiJiAns and many remedies The only thing
IwhScE hSs RiSen her relief is Centaur hiniment
IIIUx fsi6tSod 70 say this has cured her.
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4 Itissn indisputsblef fact that the oentaun'
lLinimsnss are performing cures never be
fore effected by any preparation u srist
lsaos-like Chronic Rheunasisn of thirty
years standing, STRENGTHENING fingers ane
dlioints which had, bean stiff for Gig years, tax
. ling the soreness from burns, eto.
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Cent.ur Liniment viii be within reach wheI
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licsa attspdanos. o iWhsnSp physicians are called
they frequently guse athiso Liniments and Q
IIlSoatss SAarss several prices for it 10 yifsa'
'E The Yellow aCentanr Llnimen
adapted TO the tough skin, muscles and fes
iof shs animal oFsatien.! Its effects upon sever
toasssf u Spawn. Sweeney, 'wind-GaiL,e Big
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-01

rsIih.LEailor of 4hs Enouire,

roJ Jth. Eaisor Of ths Enquirer: Tnesi9 oi'l 10
IBID the OHIO State Senate, hy the vote
or its Republican ma)ofity, elect TO 3
clerkshipla negro over b onesleg sed soi-
dierP q Please reply ih7hsxt ISSUE for the
information opE ,n'p9nlssph ems 81
n75lislq isFtffa Ono CXyAIRrAAs. ie9
,.'I'ThseI RspublIcahs or ths Ohio seh.ts
sctually elected ! negro civilian 70 cub
ordinate position over the head of 8
wounded Republican soldier, Who was
voted for by the DEMOCRATS ED Eso ]
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-01

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been pursuing at school to-day 2" said 4
father to his SON. ssoi ~ i'5Rhs sish|
"None. in particular, Sir, hut birch
branch has been pursuing tns" 7'%4us
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-01
i(Writteu for The Spirit of Democraey9 {
919v Sd In 1lEMORIAM. odn ,soH

Resolutions adopted o by Sheridan
Grange Noad p. Of H.. on the death /
Of Brother JsssE Mccoy, 3ofu 4 ID de,
WHEREAS. The great reaper, Death,
has again invaded our mystic circle. and
With his inexorable mandate summoned
away, our : well-beloved Brother, Jesse
McCoy, who died ,at his home in gSheris'
dan on the Sd day of January, 1876. in
the prime of hfes and surrounded by rel,i
'atiyes and friends therefore be it 80
3 Reaolpsd. That in the death Of our
'worthy brother our order 645 aossrxd'
honest autir faithfui member, the COM
munity 4 t6Od citizen, bis wife 4 kind
and devoted husband and his children
AN affectionate and kind father. YEi9 %
Resolpsd, That we hereby tender the
wife and family Of our deceased brother
our heartfelt sympathy in this sad hour
Of their bereavement. q sil'io yiira'i
Resolpsd, aTsat we freely 1mingle our
tears with the wife, children and relas
tiyes OF the deceased that We feelsmost
keenly and heavily this afiilctiys stroke
and the irreparable loss which We have
sli sustained in his death, and regrettbat
We can only testify our napprecistidn aof
! his worth Rhileiiving. by honoring bis
ashes aud consecta,ing his memory 10
RESOLVED, That in honor Of our broth
ers memory our Charter be draped in
/ mounting for thirty days; that these res
lolutions be spread upon eur minutes;
THAT out. Secretary be instructed to send
atoopyAef the same to- the widow and
! family o. the deceased, d,ifwith assurance
lot our deep sympsthy and aof oura con
tinued interest their welfare, and 4
4 copy DE sent to the Nonta,ian and Mad
j lfsoaian, papers published infthis Madi
!. son) Icountys and once to- the Rock!
il Mountain II ,ebandr nan, and one to tn
'tSPuRlr OF DEMocaAcr, lof Monroe couu
j ty, Ohio, fot publication.anh!sih sdi !
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The New York herald., 1876-11-01
DIRECTORY For ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. iao5 BRoApwAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS

ADvLRfisEMLNTs AID SALES OF PAPEas
xsTRoIocyeiaIn rasr-s,h assl col s'A anu ''' S''>
moAED hSD LohuiNG 'wASTkb4iss raSs-osh col
HR1okIyS REAL EsTArE ioR sxLE-aD pAGs-lss
ssSgssiISkss orronruxIslRs-era r.s.
Sifa REAL Hirts re,. ,sa iAssea So.
sLnKhS AND sALEsMEN--i iaru rAcE-2d aud 81 eois
sSHcisss asb f1sslSS ss COL
ssonsrwlsE pAos-Ssh and o'n cola
SaSeISs sSHpEaIss- 'snss4 saf.; P1ar-s.A COL
DwEl.IiSG HOUSES s-sS TO IEr FURNISHED AND US-
guRdfa4l 1ls rasssa sa col
kExxcErirsn,S,n kxcri,sIoNsn iss rasss.s rsss es ;s col
FFiXANcIAL-erm PACK;
FrRNIsMED ROOMS And APARTMENTS TO LET
SisEStii SbyEsriskMESTs- rAes-sa col >,
HHIF sALEsla.a r.srs col, -, 81.
HOUSES, isooMs sc. wASrEp-aD p.sr-ad and Sd
iSs,llSTleSTs iS,sq n s,7 IN r.cr.sa ss.
SSnTbE rassesa COL
NEW ruDLIcAf oNs-.m PAGr--eth col.
stASSfohTls dssASs. s' SS, ss' ,-2D r4cr-s.h COL
POLITICAL llrn PAGE-lst col
PUST OFFICE NOTlcE-IlrH PAcE--lst col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES--
i.Tn PAGE-lst col
PROFANITY OFT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAGE--ist col
REAL E,fArE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAGE-lst col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2p PAcK-lst col.
kELiGIuUs NOTICkS-1sr PAGE-lss col.
kkWARDs-lsr PAGK-1st col
SALES AT AUCTION 18TH PAGK-tth and 9Th coils.
SITUATIONS ANTED-FEMALkS-liTm PAGK-2d, Sd,
81 'Ss ;s sGs hsEn cd
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsT PAGE- I'd and Sd coils.
SrJRrlNG-DoGs BIRDS, &C.-isr PAcE-3d col
sTORAGE-i2fH PAGE--3d col.
The TRADkS--1,Tu PAGE--id col
The TURF-isr fAck-3d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOSES-2D PAcR-lst col.
IRA yELLERS GUIDE-l2rH PAGE 9th col.
USFCRNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LIT
IN PACK-2d col
WANTEp TO PuhCHAsk-llrn PAGE-lst col.
WATCHES. JEWE1.RY, &C.-2D PAGE-3d col.
wESrChESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
10 iEr-.p PACE-lst col
WINES. LIQUORS. kC-1sr pACE-6th col
WINTER r. SORTS-1sr PAGE-6tn col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, xC.-lUrH PAcR-6th col
The New York herald., 1876-11-01
BoARDERx wAxrEp.

q. EAST SsTH sT-ROOMs. NTH or WIfHouT
| parties taken
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
noAnpEns WANTED.

| SlSn MADISON Av-oXE SUIT OF Rooms ~
fuor 10 ie with Board: also single Rooms;
house, southern exposure.
The New York herald., 1876-11-01

DOYAL HAVANA LOrTERY.-NEXT DRAWING NO.
lvembcr Only 25UO tickets divided in 10th and 4Oth:
65 prises amounting %7jOOOl Highest &2U0 90
and next Of 500 oo On April 1873 sold the $5oOOoo
prize and September 1915 sold and cashcd that Of
SiUo0U. B. MARTINEZ a CO, Bankers, 10 Wall st..
New York Spanish Gold and Havana Bank Bills bought
and SOLD Drafts Havana issued.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. $75O.OOO WILL RE
lOdrawn November Przss cashed orders filled; In
formation furnished: highest paid for Spanish bills
governments &c.
TAYLOR h CO., Bankers No. II Wall st.. New York.
DOyAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-DRAwING NOvkM-
IIber 2-Prizes $2OO.UOu. SlOOuO and x50On. All in
New Haven. Conn
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

llE was al church last Sunday,
and stood without, anxioasly and
impalicntly awaiting the coming II
has affinity. A mingled expression
of hope aud dread pcrvaded his coun-
tenance, and evidently he was unea-
". The hcnediction had been said,
and the congregation was pouring
out Of the church. lie craned bis
neck 60 see her, "a she tripped down
the steps, the while, smiling and dart.
ing glances, here and there, that
caused many a heart 20 culver with
emotion. She noticed not him, aud
a be was about 10 crave the bliss OF
her company home, "the other fel.
low" stepped between and carried Oh
the prize. A sigh, deeply-drawn,
full Of pangs and charged with jeal.
ou-y, escaped his bosom, as he re
marked, "All right. old gal, no Ion.
ger viii YOU make q convenience OF
me- Thus the glamours Of life and
tho rose tints Of romance are rudely
disPelled.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

sw-The ladies Of the Wesleyan
Society desire 10 express their
thanks 10 all who aided them In their
entertainment Of the Gath inst. To
the editors Of the Democrat and Co.
piahan for gratuitous printing, to all
friends who contributed to the sup
per, 30 the ladies, gentlemen and
children who assisted In the docora-
ton Of the Hall, 10 the young ladies
who took charge Of the tables and
particularly 90 the girls and boys
Tor very valuable services.
We are happy 30 state that We re.
allied the handsome sum Of sl0o.
Mrs. =. y. RoBERTs.
Chairman Work Com.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

la accepting 30 distinguished an
honor and membership We tender
our thanks TO Il e kind friends, who
u seems, bear u in Kind remem
hrance. Again, dear ladio-, one and
all, Ne thank you most heartily, and
may heaven bless and success erown
your efforts is our earnest aud pray
criul wish.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

WnrN Orphcus struck hi- Tyre,
the silver toned, enchanting krc,
the sylvan Warbler were hush,,d al
the sweet symphony of ms strains,
aud listened Ia rapt admiration 70
melodies far swcetcr than the chlrp.
ing, t~itterings, carolIngs aud mu.
steal cOoi"gs aud Wo"ing. 81 fcath-
erred nature. They must have been
rayishing and sweet, aud yet not
more 80 than the strains of that su.
perb organization, our pride and joy,
Brittain's Corhct Band Al, gentle
meu, YOU know not the weight you
IN from the worried mind, whenc'cr
Your melodies riit the drcary monot-
ony Of lite. And your fame has be
onme 80 wide that YOU 60 10 New
Orleans To add further lusirc TO a
city Ofwhich you are 80 distinguished
part. BoH royage.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

MEssRs. Oars & MARREIL offer
the following articles at very low
cash prizes;
Millcil Seed.
Bird Seed,
Adams Extra Early Corn,
Buisi's Warranted Garden Seed,
Stationery Of all kinds,
-foil,t ESscntials-
4 splendid aud fresh assortment II
drugs, medicines aud chemicals.
Their stock is superb anil We invite
attention Ia u. febl6 lm.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

PiSAsE losk ., tss aisssti-eaa, Ut
Of the Farmers smile, as elegant
place Of L1LalOas resort the prvsi.
ding genius Il which, IL that accom-.
plislsed gentleman, Thvo. Larkin,
than whom more polite, urbane
aud genial gentleman does not exist.
Suoy-s to the smile, aud may Its
shadow never grow less
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

BosTSick, whilom general mus
sance and dead haai, had the honor.
AIRY degree 81 h. ID. drunk and
DOWN conferred upon him by His
Honor, the Mayor For this ccrtif
icate OF distinction. Ba-tNirk was re-.
qucstcd to deposit - and costs Tor the
iccrcpij Aldermen fund. la DE.
fault Of which, the diploma was with.
hcli until certain dvclpitated ~.
mains of forest monarchs we're ~.
moyedirom the public thoroughiares.
Such intellectual physical pa,timcs
not agreeing with the digestion 81
his distinguished gentleman, hc
broke his parole dhoHRerr, aud
sought grccncr aud more succulent
pasturase elsewhere. joy % sub
a good radiance Of bad rubbish. .
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01
TO Our ADVERTISERS.

Parties inserting siver,is.aeal. Ia ths
Mists-lFFt DlAoNfr Ga = LsnsrF re.,.,l
thea "a m"uihs vii b. vtiitls.l b. one latai
f.uticr EVER fur weeks All iasa's eEttu n
THIS vill b. charged fOr u H. Rates Il tWsnt,
rvuts pef hus.
SPECIAL a'ticss b. the DuNoca Will h.
puhlished - tw~ut, ceuts Irer line f,F frSi In
-''r''un and ieu cents yer lii,s Coz cssh .ub.s-
gusut insertica
There will be NJ lrsisitVl fsoiu tl.se r,fls..
~ dutt "a ia
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

bURINa the debate on the Chan.
ccllor question Ia Bcaurcgard some
~eeks ago, among the great diseoy.
cries made, aud one Of lasting bene-
Nc 10 the human race. was the fact
that the cheapest aud best groceries
10 that section IT the country were
To- bc found at John Casan's. This
tact struck the vast audience with
such forte that, upon motion of the
Secretary, an immediate adjourn
mrnt was made 10 Cason'- 10 test the
truth Of the TACT. People lost sight
Of the Chancellor question anJ took
advantage of Cason's prizes.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

: llrls "Esgle" Checks
} ard Magnolia Checks
Plugs Perfect Tobacco
! Dozen Toilet soap
] R..cwnod Frame Mirror ilIIisI in
J Gouts Rolled Gold Vest Chain
J laiie. opers flauurl Sscque
Pair Mcrs Duw,rs
J Orrtloman's Hat, any size ~ color
: I-f-l- Pair Ladies lIuse
l.aiil Eufl,i Aprons
! Par thlidrru's ~hoss aay si1o
silver Plate breakfast castur-b bottles
81 i.sdies cufs ADD collars all linen
- G"lj-p'a'el earring. anil br,r.stpin
Gent. pearl ~ stub sud buttons
st Gent. goli plated studs
I Pair gold plated sleeve buttons
90 -S-G-~-lO Towels
7 Dozen flint glass lamp chimns,s
J Guld-bnnl china .pittbun
] Pair Ladies slipper. -aus size
! Par Gents carpet slipprr,-any ,i1e
! Large VISA doll
1870 or blade pocke, knife
"A laris tie,rxia Jeans
Pair Gents burkskin sauntl.ts
, Fine China cups and saucers
! Pine Backgammon board (oompletel
Large oil cloth table cloth
? Pair Ladlss line siik garters
I.adies hue Nhalchono correct
? Fine China flower vase.
Mems Undcrshr.
Ten Quart dish-pans-heavy tin
u Tumblers Clint glass
10 Yards ine Pacific lASns
10 iark dress bsSage
Gents Vest
bohemian glass vases. very ane
2 Ladies lace handkerchiefs
10 Spools Coats 200 yards thread
u yards Indian Tin shifting
II lArls Columbus Ga, shirting
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

HAzLKaURsT, Miss, Feb. 10Th.
hessrs BenRett q Aby,
am requested by the Wesleyan
Society TO notify you that At a meet.
ing Of the Society held this after.
noon, you have both been elected
honorary members Of the same, a. q
slight token Of their appreciation Of
the many iavOrs received nj your
hands. Respectfully.
Mas. y. &. NICHOLS.
SECRETARY ". society.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01
Have Ysu A cellari
ron ONE DOLLiR
We will send, po.lagc-pail,
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the hour n publication, are the best that can
b. made. Zach market i reported BY one
whose special knowleige and training make
him the best authority upon that subject Ia
the United States. for accuracy anA COM
pleteness the market reports Of The World
are uhriyalled.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

" y" AfsNtaAAAAf tIfANNtAs
BoARBo ~ ADyIsKHs KID. A. A I.,,n.,
Prvsidvnt !. H. GranheFry. SECRETARY and
frasurrr l.. v. Rirl.ona. l.. 4. Britain.
g. W hgvra de- q " Oats, Dr. IN.
Burnley, and l. " kllis
The above Institution. N the healthfll, ac-
crsslhle and pleasant town Il HaElehurst,
topish county Miss. ha. been recenliv or
ganiAed, snd ALL open Monday, Jan. 10Th
inst The ar.t session will continue an
month. OF twen,y four weeks H. the work
q PROPOSES. u Nill compets EYF excellence
with any similar institution IN the State 20 ia
the Iuted STATES With experienced,
practical educators. who doyote their hives
T. the business ofteashing Sacves. IL c,an-
hlentslly anticipated. Having no cn1o~-
msni. nor expecting any pecuniary aid except
What may be legitimately obtained from
public school fund.-. Il yet begins by putting
tuition dp~n o. the lowest living rates.
" hatever public funds may be- received will
b. equally credited pru rata. IA the pupils
entitled BY la~ b. the benefit II the same
inr the time Il supoT,i sian q the Bnarl ~
Advisers. Aa iueilsntal fee II ifty cents
per Session Wtll he required u each pupil ~
meet eApsnses for fuel. a.. charge q tu-
uun Will be- made enly frutn the time 10 en-
tFnnce o. The elnsa ~ session. With dsduetio
fur prVtractsd Illness, at the rates e two AID
one half three. four aud hys dollars per
m"nth, rrsp"stiyely or the four grades la
cluding studies - f,,l"ws. va.
l. Primary Alphahc,. spelling. Reading.
Mental Anthmetic Elvmentary biography
and " riting
2 lnteFnediate-Arit hmetic, Typography.
Grammar, Composition and Amcrican Ilis-
tory.
s. AAysace,l-Algobra. Gsnmstry. Tris,-
no'netry, survey in.., kEctoris and Gene raj
History.
q Cla-sical-The Latin and Grrsk Ian.
gusgrs aud literature
Buarl can b. bad in the best private fs.ni-
lies ga Low terms, for any humbeT that mas
require a.
Haklchurst, Jan 5. tsTG2m
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

SCENE In q wesson scnoolroom.
Class In Geography.
Teacher; "yim, what's o cont.
nentf'
jim, "Alhgators, whales and rep
tiles"
A hickory switch changed biz
views -.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01
FRENCH MILLINERY,
Berlin Zephyrs and Wonled
GOeds.
MMp nnaa nrwNnrn

No. Q Charters Street, Near Canal.
announces 10 her customer. anA the puklic
In general that At her new store, No. Char.
tres street, New Orleans. will be found Al all
times full line u the very latest STYLES u
hats. bonnets. etc, etc, selected from the
best Paris and New loFk houses. Also, Ber.
lin Lsphyrs. Java eahyas. smhroidsred slip
psrs. worsted sacques, ETC., all Al the most
modsrsts prices. The patronage Of meF.
chants and others having orders Tor Millin.
cry and worsted goods i respectfully solicit
N. B.--Entire satisfaction guaranteed ian
style, price and quality.
Nine. ROSA REYNOIR;
dec1z-ly. No. oChartres street