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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-09-19
Tho Way to Happiness.

"The happiest chlld / ever saw"
says the Rev. j. G. Ryls, "was girl
whom met once travelling in railway
carriage. She was sight years old, aud
she was quite blind. She had never
been able to 500 at all. She had never
seen the sun and the stars and the sky
and the grass and the flowers and the
trees and the birds, and al those pleas.
ant things which we eco every day OF
our lives; but still she WAS quite hap.
pv. She wss by herself. poor thingi
She had no friends OF relatives 10 take
earsl of her. but she was quite happy
and coptsnt. She said when shs got
into the carriage. 'Teli me how rhany
people there are in the carriage. for I
am quite blind and can see nothing. :"
A. sesatlemaa ask her II she was nob
afraid. NO. she said. Il have trav>
eled before, and ] trust in God. and
people are always very good 10 me.
Bat Fsoon found ont the reason why
shs was 40 happy. She loved Jesus
Christ and J6sus Christ loved her; she
had sought Jesus Christ. and she he'd
found him." ~ have reioicsd in she
way Of thy testimonies "a much Is in
ali sicAsa." e
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merif's Sale.

I. Bloom 4 Co. Judgment on At.
VS.. IN hIneht III NHV"i'
". B. Brewer. court OF Lincoln
county for $5as 90 and cost.
By virtue OF writ af ycndetiont ex-
ponas to me directed from the Circuit
court of Lincoln county in the above
81 ted case. 1 will on
aondsy, the fourth day Of October. one tAoxsand
siSht hxndrsd and seeeHsy efSM
at the court house door. IN the town of
Brankhaven. proceed to sell TO the
highest bidder for cash. the following
lands which have beer ,yied on hy vir
tue OF AN attachment IN this case. to-wit
ten acres In Sc ar Of NV or and thirty
acres ic NV or OF NV or OF sec. one:
tsrs, and h Of ne or sec. two aud
9 h &c or sec. eleven. and lots one, two.
and l.t five. n of Indian traca. In acc.
four, t Sr 3 or so murh thereof a.
NAV he sufficient to satisfy the. judg'
lnent and cost in the case.
40. COX, Sheriff.
sa,,f
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-09-19
A Blasphemer Sunstruok.

A man plovinG in Forsyth county
Aald received sunstroke after 4 sound
cursing Of the heat and drought. His
ueighbors aay that the man and the an
imsl attached to the pillow were suddenly
enveloped in : dense cloud OF smoke.
Was soon transformed into iurid blaze
Of Are. The terror.strioken horse upon
ths hrst appearance OF the smoke dash
ed away ct hrsakneck apeed, leaving
his master encircled With fire, standing
statuelike and immovable on the spot
where he 20 wickediy and foolishly in.
v;teia tAe vsath Of his, Maker. Several
enorts wers made TO remove tho uniof-
fortunate man from his TERRIBLE posi
tion. but human agency, it seems. wai
DO werless 10 render assistance. Indie
vidusls in their attempt 10 aid HIM, laid
hands upon him bnt - Intense Was the
hest that they were forced to retreat.
The party finally emerged from the
flames, and is still living The Iahlon-
"a paper has heard tho report from Z
dozen persons. al ass
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-09-19
On Smoking.

Tho British Medical Journal, in
speaking OF the effect Of the habit
Of smoking upon the general health OF
boys under sixteen years Of age,
says: -.
A celebrated physician took for this
purpose thirty Eight bows. aged from
six TO fifteen. and carefully examined
them. In twenty seven OF them ne
found injurious traoes Of the habit. In
twenty two there were various disor-
ders Of the circulation and digestion.
palpitation Of the heart and moro OF
less marked taste for strong drink !.
Ia twelve there we're frequent bleed.
ing at the nose, ten had disturbed
sleep, aud twelve had slight ulceratioos
of the mucuous membrane OF the
mouth. which disappeared on ceasing
from the nse OF tobacco for some days.
The doctor treated them oil for weak
ness. but with little effect until the
smoking was discontinued. when health
and strength was soon restored.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-09-19
Sailor Ben's Silver Purse.

For two years had sailor Ben been on
on the sea. Now his ship touched the
shore, and bis heart was full OF Joy.
When he said good. bye 70 his mother.
be was wild, careless boy; but in she
rough days and stormy nights on the
water, he had learned. not only to love
bis mother better. but 10 love and servo
the God she loved. So he longed TO 60
10 her and tell her Of the Joy.
Once on shoie be hurried to buy
gift for her; . silver pnrse with long
silver fringe, and into 1T be counted
twenty gold dollars. ''I1l make your
heart glad in more ways than one.
mother" he said, - he snapped the
clasp and bounded over the rocks TO the
ship, for this was TO be his last night
on board for many mouths. ~
In his haste his foot slipped and ho
fell heavily, bruising his head. sprain-
ing his wrist. and the precious purse
was Aung out Of his hand.
down ont OF sight to the
rocks below. Poor Benl Never think.
ling Of his bruisea he climbed down
searching for his treasure till the night
lclosed about hlr, then slowly WITH An
I aching heart he went back 70 his ship.
But there was 10. whose name vas
Heck, and 4who early ever morning
swung himself down among the rocks,
10 hnnt for the eggs the sea birds leave
in their nests. The next morning he
caught sight Of something he never
saw before in any nest, and eagerly
grasped it. It is Ben's silver prrsel
No more eggs for Aleck to-day; but
with his treasure safe IN his pocket. he
climbs up the rosp to show his riches
to his mother Up on the rock he meets
sailor Ben. with limping gait and su-
xious face. searching for his purse.
"My boy, I'll give you the brightest
gold dollar you ever laid your eyes on.
IL You'll 6nd the purse I lost here last
night. II was for my old mother. II
will break my heart to go home without
it!
For q minute there was battle fierce
and terrible in Alexis heart. Was not
the purse his1 He had found IL. His
mother needed the gold ss much ~
Ben's mother; bnt would she ever touch
il, il she knew he had kept il from its
rightful owner? No, he knew what she
would bid him do. and laying the purse
in Ben's hands he gained the victory.
the battle Was over. '...-.-.
And 30 while Ben was rattling along
in the coach, happy to pour into his
mother'e lap the gold he had saved for
her. in the little cottage among the
trees. Aleok was telling his mother the
story Of his temptation. ''Better an
honest heart, my boy, than all the gold
and silver in the land"
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9he airtsids.
Gong Behindhand.

''They tell me Farmer 81 is going be-
hindhand."
II guess there's no doubt Of it."
"But dom I see how il can be. He
has one Of the best farms 10 the coun
try, and he used to be considered q
good farmer"
"True-but his farm is certainly run
ming opt, aud I am told he is running
in debt"
AZ don't see how that can be- -.
10 cenversed two neighboring farm
ers, and while they convened, Farmer
Il. was looking for his hoe,
"Dan," cried he 10 one Of his boys.
"where is the hoe9 I've been hooking
for the hoe this half.hour. might
h.ye had my work done BY this time
II douo. dad. It's snm'rs ] s'pose D.
s't3omsxhere. you young rascal!
didn,s yca have it last night"
:Ssss1sT tan yvu % llbs shs oueun,
bers9''
! "Ysss but 1 eouldnt and the
hon. ~ = &c. ,it&
The two joined in the sea, ch.
"Look here, Dan," said the father,
after fruitles time. lyon must haye
left that hoe somewhere. Why don't
you put things. in their places when
you've done with them?" rt. 90. y
"Well, dad, where is the place foi
the hoe? Where do you always put
it7.' ~
The parent was posed. His tool
house had been used for . wood>shed
and though he had often talked of
building another. lie had not yet done
90. a'atf
By -aud-by. before the hoe was
found. . neighbor dropped in. and af>
ter chatting while he said. with g.
smack Of the lips. and an expectant
rubbing Of the hands: % s.
2 "By the way. H.. have you gotta drop
in your jugf" -,
II guess so. Would you like .
bit?"
"Well, yes-if it's handy"
."Of course it's handy"
Ali He had no dificulty in putting
his hand upon the ing at occe, and had
the two wondering neighhors been
there TO hear and see. they would have
wondered no mora Why Farmer II. was
behindhand
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Fashion Notes.


Lace will be all the rage this fall.
Plush fabrics will bo much worn.
Caravan cloth will be much worn.
Blue 10 favorite color for cOatings.
Bonnets will be worn Of larger size.
Velvet will be used for trimming
dresses.
Lustssless silks arc the most fashion
Bile.
Tinssl threads crop ont in many new
fabrics.
Felt bonnets are TO be embroidered
with gold.
Every lady arranges her hair to suit
her face.
Composite costumes are as fashioua>
bic as ever.
Theirs red 10 the new shade OF gar
net or maroon.
Felt hats will be more popular than
ever this fall.
Flowers OF fur will be among the
winter novelties. ....,
Shooda cloth is the new name for In-
dia cashmere.
6old braids and gold embroideries
are 10 be revived. -.
Feathefs ia caaksnse cia1es ~
smong the novelties
Plaids will be much worn in the hrst
weeks OF the fall. e z
Suits of English coatings are made
ell Of one kind of goods. .s..
Short and demi strained dresses are
equally fashionable for street wear.
The leading styles In bonnets
are the Gypsy. Quaker, and cottage
Ghapes. );
The latest novelty in wells is black
dotted net, lined with white illusion.
Two, three and four kinds Of mater-
ial will be used in the fabrication OF
fall and winter dresses.
Pleated basqueS and pleated waist
polonaises with deep yokes and wide
belts are coming in vogue. -
Waistcoat stufIs are shown for ladies'
wear Of oordnrcy--brown, blue. Thiers
red, gray. drab and corn.
The psuier scarfs is seen III some OF
the new dresses, and is said to be tho
precursor Of the panier proper.
The Louis Quatorxe casaque and
long waistcoat is worn over kilt plait-
I'd skirt without any scarf around the
hips.
White barege is used for inexpensive
bridal dresses. Such dresses are trim
med with white satin and garlands OF
orange blossoms.
Back draperies are only slightly more
bouffant, and there are no peroeptible
paniers on the earliest importations Of
fall dresses. -
On some OF the dresses for the next
season are to be worn sccessorIes-
that is TO say. plastrons. pockets and
cuffs composed entirely Of feathers.
An imperative rule in second mourn
ing is that neither fringe, nor flowers,
nor satin, nor jet shall be used in the
ornamertation Of q dress or other gar :
ment. r N
Long pointed corsages. or simulated
points OF princess robes, are very FASH
iouabIe for full evening dress. The
point ia very long and broad. and round
ed, not sharp.
The novelty in dress materials which
bids fair 10 the most popular is a wool
stuF involced coatings. Il resembles
the English cheviots. suitirgs and
hsmespuns worn by gentleman for bus
iness.
The new coatines Tor ladies' suits are
loose. woven. not twilled. and show the
same mixtures that gentlemen's suit
ings do, with an occasional. almost i'm
perceptible. dash OF Theirs red or man
darin yellow.
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Nztcrif's Sale.

N. J. Ferguson 4 SOM Judgment In Justice
". , cOurt. Gf Lincoln county
DY yirtne OF q whit Of vspditionl exponas to
- me, directed from the Cfcuit court, OF
Lincoln county. In the above case, I viii. on
Mondsy. tAs Joxvtk l6s cf Oeseb~, tkossenj
eight Ana8yed aud ssssxsy sisAs,
at the court house door, In Brookhaven. proceed
to sell 1t public auction, to the htgheat bidder.
Thirty kcres of land. in tho southern part OF
the se or At ~ qr Of see. two. I, east ievieo
on as the property Of D.. T. Atkins, and will he
sold 70 satisfy the Judgment and costs IN this
case. ea A. q. COZ, sheriff.
sept s<t
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II is not the man who has the money
who is the happiest: that theory has
been exploded long ago. No! the iel-
low who smiles the oftenest. looks the
iolliest and eats the biggest dinners. Ia
the man Who has no achea aud pains,
never had corns, and who has boy old
enough to get up and makes the are Of
morning :. r...l.a - n.rN
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L Fridss IN u JAlucky Davi

Friday, long remembered ~ day OF
i'll omen, has been On eventful one in
American history, and Americans ought
not 10 Be afraid Of IT, m3f
Friday. Christopher Columbus sailed
on his voyage Of discovery
Friday. ten weeks afterward, he dis
oOvared Amsri0a. sss- s-i's3 str 81 81
Friday. Henry. VII gave John and
Sebastian Cabot the comnission which
led 10 the diaoavery a North America
Friday. atst Angustihe, the oldest
to&n in the United) States. was found
Cd ss; ..sf . .tsseasiS .5s,s $50 :
/ Friday, The .Afsy Flower" with PIT
asims arrived It Rrihcetown. aud IN
Friday they sie6Ad' the august compact.
the fdfefunnsr Of the present Oonstitu,
u Fridsy. George Washington was born.
( Friday, Bunker Hin was seissd and
fortified. NA ss r II slts - ~. fa
= Fdday. The surrender Of 6aratnga
van msde W e s.a .sssi
y Friday. ths surrender OF Cornwallia
|Ohcnrred "a te.sS S3s.s ii III
Friday, The mntion mas made in Cou-
aseis thai thei Unitsd States. were. asd
q right ought to be- frse and indspend-
euk. 4,
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vECETIN&
II THE BEST
SPRING MEDICINE.
Prepared by
n. r. STEVENS, Boston. Mass.
veaetine is Sold by all Druggisia.
Citation. in ChGncery.

THE STATE OF MISSFSSIPPI.l
LINCOLN CorsTY.
Chancery Clerks once August 10th. A. ID. 1873,
before the clerk Of rules In vacation:
S.R;c. Watson Mn "a,
W. A. Watson, ct al.
TYpoA opening complaints hill In this canse.
and II appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Court that the defendants, the unknown heirs OF
Mrs Rossanna J. Harria. deceased. and her sur
viving husband Isaac Harris: and the unknown
and all nOn-reaidents Of the State OF Missssippi;
and that said William A. Watson Ia resident
OF the state Of Texas, and his pcst-Ofnre is
Crockett Houston county. In Sati state; ana
that Isaac harris. and his children, the un
known heirs of Mrs. Rossanna J. Harris. an
residents Of the state Of Louislana. and their
post-office Is Cotilo In the Parish OF Natchlt-
oches and that the unknown heirs Of r. II.
Watson are residents of the state OF Texas,
but their post- ONCE 10 unknown.
Therefore It is ordered by the Conrf thht uh-
fesR said nonresident defendants enter their
Appearance in said case and plead answer or
deInur to compeainants bill. on or bcfore the
irst dsy Of the next term OF the Chancery
Court OF Lincoln county. to he held at the court
honae in Brookhaven on the fpurth Monday in
December next. said bill will he taken Tor COR
fesseti 40 to them; and such Judgment taken a.
coluplainant is In equity entitled to.
II Ia further ordered that copy OF this order
he published In THR BRooKHvfRN I.RpaEk. .
public newspaper printed and published In LIN.
coin county, for four consecutive weeks ana
that the clerk mali copies OF this order to each
~ said resident defendants whose post
Ordered adjudged and dec.e'.i at rnl.s this
August 10. 1873. j. y: bUCkLGI,
aur 70 rs a. Chahcery clerk.
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xilsrssp.
|.se,eelA Ne Mes vgesch Wtth Me
Oae Qear7's
Ths aieAtis darks bshoA the shade vas
htle cid Garden 81 Geshssmsns,
Whs4 ths calm veics swoke the weary
o)oeper--
~ceaId:s shos not watch on. hour alone
0liA uef' @
| o theu 40 weary Of thy sslf-dsnials,
Ard 70 impatient of thy little cross,
IIt Il - hard 70 bear thy daily trials,
To sSa.t all earthly things E'inial
Wmfl n thou always snG,r uibulation;
AID M thy Christian warfare never
~ e,3tas ;of sks greatest habita.ion
ather thss to everlasting peace.
we all must suffer. walking lonely.
~ thst Jssds once Himssf hath
Roa N pa,isacs through this hour
Ikd 6hs aask hour before th' etsraal
The cap,ivs's oar may pAuss upon the
galley. - =,
The soldier sleeps beneath his planned
crest, -"-
And peace may fold her wings DER hill
and valley,
But thou, O,Chris.iaD, must not take thy
rest.
Thou mast walk on, however man up
braid thee,
With Him who trod the wine press all
alone.
Thou wilt not knd one human hand to aid
thee, a-e
One human soul to comprehend mine
own n'al-
Heed not the limoges forever thronging
From out the forgotten life thou iv'st no
more,
Fxint.hearted mariner, stiil art thou long.
For the dim line Of the receeding shore.
Wilt thou find rest OF soul in thy return
ing ,-s.i
To that old p.:h thou hast 40 vainly
trod?
Hast thou forgotten all the weary yearn.
ing
To walk among the children Of thy Godi
Faithful and stesdfast in their eonsecra.
ton,
Living by that high faith to thee 80 dim.
Declaring before God their dedication.
So far from thee, becauae so near to Him.
Hast thou forgo. thy Christian superscnp-
ton
"Behold We coun, them happy who en-
dure."
What treasure wouhst thou in the land Of
Egyptian
Repass the stormy waters to secure.
And wilt thou yield thy sure and glorious
promise
For the few aeeting Joys earth can afford!
No hand can take away the treasure from
That rest within the keeping Of the
Lord. tr
Poor wandering soul! know that thoa
art seeking .---. ----
some easier way. as all haye sought be-
fore,
To silence the reproachful inward speak
ing, :,
Some landward path unto an island
shore.
The cross ia heavy in thy human measure
The wa, il narrow for thy inward pride,
Thou canst not lay thy intellectual trea' I"
At the footstool Of the Cruciied.
Oh that thy faithless soul one hour only
Would comprehend the Christians per-
feci life,
Despised with Jesus, sorrowful and lonely,
Sit calmly looking upward in its strife.
For poverty and self
Their father yieldeth back q thousand
told;
In the calm stiffness Of regeneration
Cometh a JOY they never knew OF oid.
In meek obediance to the heavenly Teacher
Thy weary soul can only find its peace,
Seeking no aid from any human creature,
Looking to God alone for its release
And He sill come in His own time and
poser
To set his earnest hearted children free;
Watch only through this dark and painful
hour
And the bright morning will vet break
for thre.
Thoughts f,r Weary Years
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Nherjfs Sale.

II. r. Adams nse Of Judgment in Justice
n. schwail court; Beat No. I. Lin
". - ycoin comfy, on MechaE-
Albert Jet. les lien for 34o.o 90 costs.
uDY virtue of . writ Of venditioni exponas TO
II me, directed from the Circuit court Of Lin
ccln county, in the above stated case, wili' on
Mondey tie fcHytA day Of October, ONE thousaad
stSM Axalysa and seventy eight,
at the court house door in the town OF Brook
haven. proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash. the following described lands to-wit:
Block teo) sixty nine, In the city II Brook
haven, - the property Of the defendant Albert
Jeft, to satisfy the judgment and costs In the
above stated case. A. o. COX, Sher1n.
eept61t
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Horrors Of Slberis.

A Russian convict never knows until
he reaches Siberia what sort Of life il
in store for him: for in p-Onouncing
aentences OF hard labor the judge
makes no mention Of mines. II the
convict has money or influential friends,
he had better use the time between his
sentence and transportation in buying
warrant which designs him to the
lighter kinds of labor above ground,
otherwise he will inevitably ue sent un>
der earth, and never again see the sky
until b , is hauled mp to die in an mfr
mary. The convicts are forwarded to
Siberia in conveys, which start at the
commencement OF spring. Just after the
SHOWS have melted and left the ground
dry. They perform the whole journey
on foot, escorted by mounted oossaaks.
Who are are armed with pistols. lances
and long whips; and behind them jolts
long string of tumbrils. to carry
those Who fall lame or i'll on the way.
The start 10 always made IN the night,
and care is taken that the oonvoys shall
pass through the towns on their rond
only after dark. Each man is dressed
in gray kslatau. having brass num-
ber plate fastened TO the breast. knees
boots and sheep-skin bonnet. He
carries rug strapped to his back. a
mess-tin and wooden spoon at his gir-
die. The women have black cloaks
with hoods, and march in gangs by
themselves, with an escort OF soldiers,
like the men, and two or three female
wardars. in carts. In leaving large cit
les like st Petersbefp, all the prison
ers are chained with their hands be-
hind the ir back, but thesr fetters are
removed outside the city. except in the
case Of mon who are marked danger
,,us. These have 10 wear te8~chains Of
four pound weight all tho way. sud
some Of tho mora desperate osses sre
yoked three to beam Of wood. which
rests on their shoulders and is fastened
70 their necks nv iron collars Nobody
may approach tho men 10 inspect them.
The Cossacks crack their chips ioadiy
tn warn persons Oh. and scampee mp
and down the line with lanterns tied to
their lanco points. which they lower g
the ground 1t evsrv moment to nee Il
letters have been dropped. Murderers.
thieves, Nihilist conspirAtors. felon
oler9yman, mutiniohs soldiers aud pa.
triotio polea. all tramp together as fast
~ they can 90 and perfectly silent.
Thea como the women. shiverinR sob
hina, bat not DARING 10 cry out bs'
cause OF those awful whipA .l
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VE0ETIME :
Has Entirely Cured Me Of Vertigo

= CAfRo ILL.,, JAM, fs, ls's.s
Mn II. n. srEvRSs:- 4.
D,.. srx--I have used several bottles OF
.ysqrrrNH:H IL has entirely cured me OF perttss.
nave also used It for kiiaey Complaint. IL Y
the best medicine fsr kidney complaint.
"" N.YOCUN.
p..s AVN DfssAss.-Csn we expsct 70 enjoy
eood health when had or currupt humors circu-
ate with the blood, causing pain and disease;
and these humors, bein. deposited through tho
entire body, produce pimples eruptions. ulcers.
indisestion. eostlveness, headaches, neuraigia,
rhsvm mstism, and nhmsreus other complAints?
Remoye the cause by taking yeeetine, the most
reliable remedy for cleansing ana purifying the
olo9d.
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vECETINE.
Rel;eve II TO be q Good N dime

XRNIA, o., March !, 1873.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS
Dear slr;-I wish to inform you what your
veretine has done for me. have oeen amicted
with Tsxrslsis, and after using three bottles OF
nv generaI health much improved. believe II
,S,hs a cocd medicine Yours truly,
FRED HARvERSTICK.
yesetine Thoroughly srsdicAtes every kind OF
huraor, and restores the entire sJiteM TO
htsiihy condition.
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VECETl e.
Druggists Report.

Mr.. r. h. SrKvHNe:-
Dear Nr,-we have been selling your "Nege-
tInen for tho past eighteen months, and We take
pleasure in stating thft in every case, to our
knowledge, 1t has given great aatisfactton.
Respectfully,
BUCK 4 COw0lLL, Dru1gists,
Hickman, Ky.
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"Tus pAxting gises ne pain. sighed
We nan who was combing his hair for
the Amt time after two weeks spree.
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Marriage notice and deaths. not TX:
.ceeding six lines published free. All
over six lipescharged for ut regular ad :
vertising rates,
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nooTe AND 3H0ES.
Bn0oKMAvKK, MISS.


Ju.t;ce ofthe Pescs, Notary Public and
u. 3. Commissioner for the Southern Dis
tsict IL Misispippi
I'D OfscS Ii the Court house. Justice OF
the Pescs court, the 2nd and 4th Satur.
DAYS in eaci, mouth. Office hourS from
q /. d. ID 8 b. nj. unless officially absent
Prompt attention gfrsn TO business.
4rcokhsren, Miss. may23.
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Crorauo dealers gladly pull down
their vaets for the accommodated Of
cussorpers- ps Y
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