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THE CHATTER
Of Incorporation of The Airing
ton Matrimonial AssO G a 0 m,
Of jackson, Miss.

SECTION /. This Association shall be known
as "The Arlington Matrimonial Association
SEC. 2. The object of this Association shall
be- to fratcrnally unite all acceptable unmar
ried white males and females, and 70 estab-
lish a benefit fund from which, no the salts.
factory proof of the marriage, death or ex-
piration of the endowment period, of any
member Of this Association, who has COM
piled withsall of the bylaws, rules, and regu-
iations of this Association, there shall be paid
a certain sum not TO exceed the limit of the
certificate, to himself or herself, or to any
one that he or she may direct, and said sum
shall be exempt from execution, and shall
under no circumstances be liable to seizure
or appropriation by any legal process what
ever for any debt or debts of the member, or
his or heI assignee.
SEC 9. That H. R. Ware and A. ]. Addison,
their successors, associates, and assigns, be
and they are hereby created body polite and
corporate, under the name and style of The
Arlington Matrimonial Association and by
that name may sue and be sued, plead and he
implicated III any court of law or equity in
his State; said Association may have a cor
porate seal, and alter or change the same at
pleasure, and may make all necessary by
laws, rules and regulations Tor the govern
ment eff said Association, and may alter or
amend the same at pleasure, provided that
the same be not inconsistent with the Con-
stitution and Laws of this State, or of the
United States.
SEc. 4. That the private property of the incor-
porators, real personal and mixed, shall not
be liable for any debts of this Association.
SEC. 5. That said Association may at their
discretion purchase and hold real and person.
al property not to exceed five thousand dol
lars in value, and shall have power to sell and
convey the same at pleasure.
SEC. g. That said Association shall have
power to select such officers and Agents as
may be necessary for the purpose Of carrying
out the objects of this Association, whose term
of office and compensation shall be fixed by
said 4 ssociation.
| find nothing in the foregoing charter yio-
la.iye of the laws or Constitution of the State.
I. c. CATCHING, Att'ny General
sen 'S2-3W
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Bay Your Sorghum MaehInery, # the
lowest Cash prices. from a y HAnplE
ca 20 Chestnut Street. S. Lonlz Ne.
aug. ~.
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DESCRIPTIONS:

No 2l1-Tobe Carr, August 8, 1882, from
Green, Hamilton & Co., on N Fl. s. & |. R. r.
near Holly Springs. Miss.-Age u, height 5
feet 81 inches, complexion, mulatto hair and
eyes black; two scars in centre of forehead;
scar on nose; two ~ scars near right temple;
arm; large scar on right hand. Sentenced
from Tallahatehie county, June 10th, 1881.
Crime, arson; term, years.
No. 695-Phil. Cox, July "A, 1882, from C. s.
Jobes farm, near Durant, Miss.--Age 81;
height, feet ~ inches; complexion, hair and
eyes black; impediment in speech; large scar
on left arm; gunshot wound on left shoulder:
bald on top of head, Sentenced from Kinds
County, I'd District, August il, 1879. Crime,
larceny. Term, years.
No. 666-W esley Dawthard August 8. 1882,
from NJ H. S. and s. Il. B. Marshall Co-Age
a. height 5 feet 81 inches; complexion, mu-
latto; hair and eyes black; three small sears
in breast; scar on left shoulder; scar on left
arm Sentenced from Yalobusha county, June
10, 1882 Crime, grand larceny. Term years,
No. 634-Mike Hutton, July ~ 1892 from
c. s. Jobes' farm, near Durant, Miss.--Age Is:
height, 5 feet 2 inches; complexion, hair and
eyes black numerous scars in breast; large
scar on inside Of right leg, below ankle; scar
on left leg, scar on calf of left leg. Sentenced
from Noxlbee county, August 70, 1881. Crime,
grand larceny. Term, 2years.
No. 111S-Thomas Jusk, July IS 1882 from
Miss.-Age 81; height feet; complexion,
brown; hair black; eyes brown; scar on stom-
ach from gunshot wound; scar on left leg from
bite; eight tSl sears on back from bUckshot
Sentenced from Coahoma county. March 10Th
1878. Crime, mansiaughter. Term 20 years.
No. f1s-Robert Sandifer, July 18Th, 1882,
from NJ Fl. S. & S. R. R., near Holly Springs,
Miss.-Age IL; height 5 feet inches; COM
plexion, hair and eyes black; scar on inside
right wrist from scald. Sentenced from Pike
county. February q, 1882 Crime, receiving
stolen goods Term. | year.
No. 1l96-Willis Spearman, August s 1882,
from M. H. s. s /. r. R.-Age Is; height feet
go inches; complexion, mnlatto; hair and
ewes black: scar on right side of forehead:
scar on center Of head; birth marx on shout
der. Sentenced from Talobusha county, First
District May "A, 1878 Crime, forgery and
passing forged paper. Term. 2 years.
No. S7T-Henry Y illiams, July "a 1882. from
C. s. Jobes' farm, near Durant, Aiss.-Age -
height 5 feet 7 inches; complexion brown;
hair and eyes black: scar in left face; left ear
cut right arm stiff from being broken Sem
fenced from TalIahatchie county, December
IS, 1851. Crime, assault, with intent 70 kill
and murder. Term, 5 years.
No. lll-Fayette Warren, June ., 1882.
from n o. & Me- 81 B. Lauderdale county
Are 81; height feet inches; complexion,
hair and eyes black; small scar under right
eye; scar On right hand. Sentenced from Lau-
derslale county, February Y. 1850. Crime,
burglary. Term years.
aug. 30 s2-SN.
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$3.50 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, It appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that the following named
Penitentiary convicts made their escape at
the dates mentioned and are still at large, to-
wit
lobe Carr-escaped August 6, 1882.
Phil. Cox-escaped July "a, 1882
Wesley Dawthard- escaped Aug. g. 1882.
Mike Hutton-escaped July a, 1852.
Thomas Lusk-escaped July Is, 1882.
Robert Sandifer-escaped July 19, 1882.
Willis Spearman-escapedA Aug. g. 1882.
Henry Williams-eseaped July "a, 1882
FaYette Warren-escaped June %, 1882.
Now, therefore, I, ROBERT LOWRY, Gov
ernor of Mississippi, do offer the above reward
for the arrest and delivery of the said
convicts, or 5000 each for one or more Of
them, to Messrs. Hamilton, Allen & Co., Les
sees of the Penitentiary and said reward is
payable by them And | do moreover require
all officers of this State to be diligent in their
efforts to arrest said fugitive conviets.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r, of the State affixed, at jackson, this
L. 81 26th day of August. A. D. 1882.
By the Governor: ROBERT LOWRY.
HExRy C. MYERS, Secretary of State.
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The Memphis Appeal has this to say Of
Col. W. C. Falkner's recently published
novel:
ave congratulate him on the success of
his last novel, which has been unprecedented
in Southern literature. 1t is noteworthy
book, as is evinced by the abuse heaped upon
it by the fanatieal press of the North.
Condemnation from such a quarter has
added to the sale of the Little Brick Church.
Novel writers generally manifest great
facility in giving interest to the airy moth
ings of polite and fashionable society, but
Colonel Falkner has written a novel which,
while fascinating in its style, gives much
historical information. While the South is
blooming in her material interests it is
hoped there will be boom in her literary
progress The large sale of Colonel FAX
ner's two novels is a favorable omen. He
is writer of yigor and freshness draws
vivid picture of slavery as it existed IN the
Northern States, and if theSouthern people
desire to learn the origin and wretehedness
of negro slavery, as it once existed in those
States, they should read Colonel Falkners
last novel;"
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ne Mad stone.

porrrn repairs organs and pianos. State
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PROCLAMATION.
800 90 REWARD.


WHEREAS, It appears by information
w received by me, that William Arnold
having been convicted at the May Term. 1882,
Of the Circuit Court of Hancock county, OF
the murder of ZEyo BOURGEOIS, on the 18th
day of December, 1879, and was by the Court
sentenced TO Imprisonment in the Penitentia-
~. for the term Of his natural life, and before
his delivery to the authorities of the Peniten-
tiary, he, the said William Arnold, did break
jai. and made his escape, and is still at large
Now, therefore, ], ROBERT LOWRY, Gov
ernor of Mississippi, do offer the above re-
ward. in addition 10 the reward offered by the
Sheriff of Hancock county for the arrest ant.
delivery of the said William Arnold to the
Sheriff Of Hancock county. And | do more
over, require all officers Of this State to be dill
igent in their efforts to arrest said fugitive,
William Arnold.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
=. - 18th day Of August. A. D., 1882.
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HExRY G. MYRRs. Secretary Of State.
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$500 PER DAY.
tbs Matrimonial Mutual Relief Asso.
citation,
nExrNGTOy. mIssIssIPPI.


Do you want some showing or guarantee
that you sre joining Company that will build
up and have enough members TO pay your
money At marriage In presenting this cur
plan-the only one Of the kind-we propose
70 give our members the best, safest and suresi
Of all plans, and we feel assured that all viii
agree with US.
We TAKE ALL THE RIsK or OURSELVES.
We GUARANTEE TO ALL THAT We WILL
HAVE OVER 600 MEABERs BEFORE 1sT OF JAW
ARY 1888.
We feel confident that We viii have 1000
members By that time.
But should pe fail to get a. many as ne
guarantee By said fiass, then will refund to
each one their adraHee assessnrnt and annual
dues At our expense.
We predetermined to reach the number, and
a great many more.
The scarcity Of mony at this time of year
keeps a great many from joining therefore
we have adopted this plan in both our Depart
ments. Applicants will be allowed 10 draw
on the Secretary for the amount Of Member
ship Fee payable to the Agent, cut of the
Benefit fund aeeruing TO the Applicant or
Beneficiary at the maturity of the claim. We
have made this important change in cur first
plan because it will enable the farmer boy
and great many others to join.
Members marrying in less time than 20 days
can have their annual dues paid out Of their
benefit by sending Receipt to the Secretary
for that amount Of the money with the proof
of marriage.
Each member you get lessons your Assess
ment.
All who want TO take ont policies on their
intended without giving her name, can do so
by Using the words MY Future Wife, and
making out the application payable to the
gentleman.
For Supplies and information, address,
JN0. B. WRIGHT, SEG'V,
sept6 saw LEXINGTON, Miss
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Gov Roberta has issued a procla nation
quarantining against Pensacola.
Human Prejudice.

Some one has wisely said: "There i.
nothing stronger than human prejudice =
and this is true. Especially are some minds
prGudiced against proprietary medicines"
Because some such medicines are shams,
they leap to the conclusion that all are. As
well say, because some physicians are
quacks, all are. There are counterfeits OF
all good things, even of gold coins and
greenbacks But there is true money, and
there are true medicines. Among the latter
is Hunts Remedy, true and tried, and with
the testimonials of hundreds whe have been
healed and saved from the grave by it.
For all diseases of the kidneys, the liver,
the urinary organs, it stands without peer.
Physicians prescribe it, and the sick hail it
with joy. Isn't it cheaper to buy bottle
of it yourself and take it according to
than to pay for your prejudice
by receiving it at the hands of your ply
stefan a ten times the cost?
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The Strawberry Blonde and Albino
Brunette.
The fight is now between the long staple
and short staple candidates, Van Eaton and
Lynch-the strawberry blonde and the
albino brunette, and we will wager our
bank account that Van Eaton carries every
county in the district, cor Mollie Starke's a
widow.-Southern Reveille.
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DR.. CRAFTS stable was destroyed by fire
last night. The alarm was sounded at II
o'clock, and it looked, for few minutes, as
if the Spengler House and all the property
on that square, must be destroyed. But our
gallant firemen were promptly on hand, and
never did more efficient work. The Hope
boys were the first to throw water. 1t is
thought the fire was the result of accident.
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DIED.

MAMIE, infant daughter of F. W.. and NJ.
1882, and died August 10Th, aged 4 months.
Though our babe lived only few short
months, she had closely twined herself around
our hearts. She was too pure and beautiful
for this earth, and gently fell asleep in Jesus.
FATHER.
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In the dental ranks will never occur if you
are particular with your teeth, and cleanse
them every day with that famous tooth-wash
SozoDoNT. From youth to old age it will
keep the enamel spotless and unimpaired.
The teeth of persons who use SoZoDoNT
have a pearl-like whiteness, and the gums a
roseate hue, while the breath is purified,
and rendered sweet and fragrant. 1t is
of rare antiseptic herbs and is
entirely free from the Objectionable and in
furious ingredients of Tooth Paste, etc.
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We are much pleased to see our young
friend E. R. Seutter back in his old home,
after an absence of several years out.West,
where he has been very successful in
his line of business. We are glad that he
has come back to stay, and to take his
chances in the promising future of Jackson.
He will have charge of the branch store of
E. v Seutter & Co., at Mr.. Barield's late
stand.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.

A LADY OF SEVERAL YEARS EXPERT
II ENcE in Teaching, desires a situation in
Select School or Family. Teaches the Eng
lish branches, French and Latin Grammars,
and Music. References-Hon. Ira G.. Hollo-
way, DeSoto Front, Miss; Rev. DR.. S. J. Baird
Staunton, Va: E. II. Walker, Esq. Lowell,
Garrard, Co., KY; and Col ] L. Power, jack
son, Miss Address Miss NJ. E. b, care Dudley
Bowman, Esq, Bergen, Mercer Co, KY.
aug. % 82-tf
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THE pOstponement of the laying of the
corner stone of the new Methodist church to
the 18th prevents Grand Master Frederic
Speed from officiating, as he will be in St.
Louis on that date under an engagement
that cannot be avoided. The Deputy Grand
Master, Gen. G. Y Freeman, will act in his
stead
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You've men who want to be thoroughly
instructed in penmanship and bookkeeping,
cannot do better than by taking course in
Blackman's Business College, New Orleans.
The college has an established reputation
for thoroughness in all its work.
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Pending some much needed Improvements
in our establishment, the business office OF
TaF CLARION will be removed, after this
yee., 70 the rear room of the Muh building,
being the third door from our present loea-
tioa. All departments of the Office will be
continued without interruption.
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Total cash assets .................. $96, ,67I
All these Companies have stood the test Of
time aud are solid and reliable, and always
have the CASH ready 70 pay honest losses,
have All complied with our State laws b. de-
posting $4,000 in our State Treasury, and
will issue Policies at the lowest adequate
rates We respectfully solicit the confidence
and patronage heretofore 50 generously ac-
corded.
GINS A SPECIALITY.
Oh orrr1cE orp0sIrE rnE CarIror.
On. BARRoWS,
JAMES HATS.
sep.6 s2-4w.
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BON TON DAY
Marriage Association.
vICKSBURG, MISS.

rs Policies Paid at Sight. Just organ
lied. Now is the time to join. Agents Want
ed. Liberal Commissions.
nug.3O' SOW.
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Masonic Notice.
GRAND SECRETARY's OFFICE.
JACKSON. MISE, Sept. ., IoeZ

GRAND SEcRErARY's OFFICE {
Jackson, Miss, Sept. 6, 1882. }
The corner stone of the new Methodist
Church in the city Of Jackson Will be iald ~
tbr Grand Lodge of Mississippi, on the 14th
inst All the Grand Officers are hereby fra
ternally notified TO be in their respective sta
ions Our NJ. w. Grand Master Frederic
Speed will be una voidably absent from the
safe. hence the r. ", Deputy Grand Mas
Ter Bro G. !. Freeman, will cthciate IN ms
stead. }. l.. POWER, Nrand oec J.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS.
Faculty of % PrOfessOrs-494 Students
in Attendance During Past Session.

EIFTH SESSION OF COLLEGIATE DE.
i PARTMENT begins OCTOBER 2, 1882. Full
Collegiate Courses in Languages, Bellies Let
Tres, and Sciences, leading to Degrees, Ad-
junct High School to prepare students for
Collegiate Department. Faculty of u Pro-
fessors and $50 Students in Collegiate Depart
ment end High School during last session.
Tuition fees, S45 per annun in High School
and $50 in Collegiate Department, including
full course in Languages, Mathematics, Chem
R. H. JESSE, Dean
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appointment Of Commissioners Of Flee.
ti0D.

JAcKsoS, Miss, Aug. II, 1882.
THE GOVERNOR, LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
i aud Secretary of State, will meet at the
Capitol in the City Of Jackson, on
Thursday, August 31st, 1889,
for the purpose Of appointing in each County
in the State, three persons as Commissioners
Of Election, to serve for the period of one
year aud until their successors are appointed
Applications and recommendations for the
appointment of commissioner" should be
addressed to NE at this place. and should be
fled by the 18th day of August.
The Post-O6fcs address, and the politics Of
be given.
D. P. PORTER, Secretary State
Board Of Commissioners of Election
aug Is iS2-3w
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S. r. BALDWIN writes: CATER trying
Soothing Remedies without avail and Ply
sicians without relief gave DR.. Nor
FETr's TEETHINA (Teethiag Poaeders), and
it acted like magic. I occasionally gire a
poteder to Keep my chitd's gums softened."
For sale by Byron Lemly.
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Mn. Sol DREYFUsl having purchased the
old Mansion House corner on State street, has
torn down the old aud unsightly tenements
and commenced the work of substantial
and elegant improvements thereon.
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EKN and secondhand sewing machines st
PoEsnn's State street, non = . so
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United States Court.

The special term oftbe U. 5. Court which
was to have been held in jackson commence
ing on the fourth Monday in October, will
not be held, in consequence Of the accumu-
lation of business before tie courts in Aber-
deem, to be held in same month. There will
be no Federal Court, therefore, in Jackson
before the regular November term.
HAVE your machine put in order by POTTER.
State street
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They now represent the following sound and
responsible Companies, to-wit:
Liverpool and London and Globe of
England-Gapital and surplus...sss, so, LOG
Surplus 6.s95.5o9
Surplus asa. s75
Capital ana surpius................. 5.Oss 2O2
T fss and snrpils...... l,4ll,o
\. orleans~capital and surplus. 90. 40
1e surpiss...... 1900 e7s
EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society,"
Surplus. ....... All. 4s6
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To BE beautiful, buoyaut and healthy,
the whole female constitution must maintain
regular action during certain period Of
life, and experience advises the use Of
English Female BitteYs as the most wonder
full female regulator and iron tonic in use.
BAILEY's SALINE APERIEST is a cooling,
refreshing summer drink for dyspepsia and
headache No medicine taste. Everyone,
home or abroad, should keepit.
tsTough on ChilIs,"
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ARE are suffering from Indigestion If
so ask your druggist for bottle of SHER-
MANS PRICKLY ASH BrTTERs. Taken as
directed it will cure you. These Btters
have now been before the public for a num-
Der of years, have been thoroughly tried,
and give entire satisfaction.
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H.DudlGyC 0IGnal&BrO.
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
Coleman Corn Mill. :"
"sEAID.OF THE SOUTH

I These Mills will grind faster and better
| than any other Of the same diame,er Of stone
1 ever offered to the public. We make eight
sizes from Is inch up o 30 inches, either Pull.
| ley or Cleared Mil, and either Counter
shaft or with Mortise tNoiseless) Gearing.
The COLEMAN CORN MILL has success
fully stood the test of over so years practical
use, and stands pre-emineut to-day in The mill
ing art.
We have made many valuable improvements
and recent convenienees, including our Center
lift attachment Iron Bridgeiree, ETC., and in
wife the closest scrutiny and criticism to the
character of our work and the materials used
in their construction.
C0LEMAN'S CORN MILLS have solid
French Burr Stones, are made entirely BY us
at our Foundry, Factory and Machine Works
here in New Orleans, and a full line of all
sizes are kept constantly on hand ready for
immediate shipment
Write for circulars and prices, and address
HI. DUDLEY COLEMAN n BRO,
Manufacturers of
Corn Mills, Saw Mills, Steam Engines, Cotton
Presses, Shafting, Pulleys, and dealers in
Plantation Machinery.
OFFICE: No.l2 Union Street. WARERooxs
No. Perdido ST.; No. 10 Union ST.; No. IS
Commerce ST., aud No. "A Carondelet ST.
Factory AND FOUNDRY, ERAFo ST.. FROM
MAGNOLIA TO CLARA STs., NEW ORLEANS, La
We carry in Stock here, ready for shipment,
the largest Stock of Engines and Boilers in the
South
We want responsible Agents to solicit orders
on commission for our goods where we are not
represented.
july26, 62-Sm.
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DESCRIPTION:

By the Governor:
HEsaY 6. M1Eas. Secretary Of STATE.
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Hon H. d. MONEY was in the city Mon
dayIen route to the Macon Convention,
where he will doubtless be unanimously re-
nominated for Congress to-day.
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Has given better satisfaction than any
remedy for Blood Diseases we have ever
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SEVERAL new Matrimonial Associations
have been organized in Jackson during the
past week About thirty are now domiciled
here, and all ''b0oming."
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BARROWS g. HAYS.

viii hereafter be conducted by them under
the firm name of
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The first bale of cotton brought to Jack
son this season, of which mention was
made last week, was cultivated by Mr.
Frank Thomas on the Hanging Moss plan
tation.
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Mr.. AND Mrs. Dan. SULLIVAN are be-
reayed in the loss of their beautiful child,
ANNIE. They have the hearty sympathy
of their many friends.
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JOY and happiness has brought to the
hearts of mothers, and the bloom of health
restored to the cheeks of many little dar-
lings, by DR.. MoFFETT's TEETHINA (Teeth-
ing Potcders)