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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

In the elections throughout the coun-
try an apathy on the part of the wings
has been discovered, which should no,
be evinced any where, and least Of all in
Mississippi. In every election from
which we hear there is a falling of Of
the wing vote. In Maryland the WINS
vote fell short of the Harrison vote
5000, and the locoGoco vote only fell
short 1000. This shows that on election
days, the wings stay too much al home ;
they do not exert themselves enough
but their opponents are ever on the
alert as if political ascendancy and
power was all they desired, and as If
the success of the party, would bring
riches immense, 10 every member Of the
party. Every whig no doubt feels IN his
heart that he and his party are right;
why then not use every effort 10 carry
out the great revolution commenced IN
the last Presidential election; why stand
idle and let opponents carry the day
Come up then on Monday and vote Tor
Shattuck, and Bingaman and Harley
This is very important election, and
every voter should be at his post.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

We learn that there was heavy frost
in New Orleans on the night Of the ssd /:
the same night We had il in ibis place
Ofcourse yellow fever disappears i'm
mediately, and his leaving gladdens the
hearts of thousands, but the traces OF his
malignant ravages are Perceptible on
the downcast brows, and withered hearts
OF suffering survivors. How thankful
should We in this region be, that disease
has not laid his caralyzing touch upon
US during the past summer. Will.
thousands of our brethren IN New Or
leans and Vicksburg have been tossing
on fevered beds, and grooming in the ago
MES of death we have escaped. We
should be thankful indeed, and also thar
the destroyer has ceased his ravages in
these devoted places
business is recommending IN New
Orleans, and soon the sound of reYelry
and gaiety will wreath smiles upon the
lips of hundreds now cast down by de-
lection and melancholy, sad indeed to
reflect upon.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

DR.. Gwia. scue tine saaee. usaase al
appoinlmens a lazOo City, wsai ts~ss
and found thai Oa tbs s4ms 60 lsase
Shattuck was - sP~ak, an1 iraa-es.arsiy
discovered that he had sosisess a. Tsns-
Ia. Which would aot a3nis us1aeal's
DELAY. About TO weeks 40 he -hzta-
die milking candllass Faa OF froaa Bsa-
ton halrA0or before rs sPs~eh as -
have commenced. TIE szase seuE.eazaa
had the bronchisls hers wAea t-4xe
Hughes was ready % reply - asaa- fas
day after, he had the sroaeAsia - ssllx
that be could no, sP~ak a Bessaa waeru
Judge Hughes was AL ~Aess b. ~ I'D
an appointment, bat he eroachisas a.
not Affect The = uice yoong g-as.suza'
50 much as 70 preveas Tim froru sPeakiag
al Camden IL tbs eoaagy ~Aese lz4ss
Hughes was not. an where he (Fsee-
man) had 10 sPPosntment. brias.r aai
the Distributioa 81. man koth. raa -
FROM woodvills. Ja3gv hagaes ~isAsl
10 join these geaIlemen, trasel ~tsh ,aen
and d.bate the bad q2eslloas 49, a.
though he offered 10 Pay Is posfaaa q
the expense, they raled hsa eE-lss
towards. Judge Saastack. ~s uulsr-
stand offered % pay he exposes AZ 80
Or THREE locsss Il they wo4i4 traverse tae
State and debate The bod gaestiaa 49,
him, BAT they woold noe g. H. % go
face Of These thsnss sone 81 he Aa.,aEsco
papers wish - create The Impressive taai
some Of The wkig canlst1t-s ave x-ena-
esi unwilling 70 meet taelF oPponsass-
Oh. YOU d.vils" why 3oar yoa sel ne
truth.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30
THEATRE.

The Thespian Corps is again revived
and on next Monday evening, will per-
form the beautiful play of the "Wife,"
one of Mr.. Knowles best, and the farce
of the "Dead Shot" Wives, widows,
misses, husbands and beaux should be
there to a dead" certainty. And let the
very charitable and praiseworthy pur-
pose be remembered, aud let all who
wish to displaya little liberality, come
forth, and lend assistance. The proceeds
are to be appropriated to the finishing
the church now in course of repair. The
presence of winter renders this very ne
cessary for the sake of comfort, and the
laudable design ofthe young gentlemen,
who by this undertaking prove them
selves noble and generous, should re.
ceive encouragement. Let's all go.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30
ADVERTISING.

We hope our friends will become
aware, very shortly, Of the Importance of
advertising. We are prepared to do any
thing of the kind with ueatness and des-
patch. Those receiving their new sup.
plies of Fall and Winter goods ought GER
tainly to make it known, and inform Gus
toners where certain articles can be
procured. Notwithstanding, we do not
enjoy that great source of profit which
newspapers have heretofore enjoyed in
this State, 1.-THE Sheriff's sales,) the Gre
ole is aonrishing like green bay tree,
both In the way of patronage, and the
congratulations of numerous friends to
whom it appears we have given every
satisfaction.
Merchants, mechanics, lawyers, doc
tors and all who are commencing the busi-
ness of the coming winter campaign y
should come in and give US lift. Let's
have little life about the town this win.
ter. Politics, thank heaven, are about to
cease their excitement for while, 1--WE
don't like them any how,) and we are
going to write and print for the public
good. Advertisc-give US little en-.
enlargement, and we are the best natu-
red fellow in the world.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

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'sas'' " Z se~saas A.. -sssas - aFFsas.
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Freezaa-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30
ELECTION TICKETS.

There will be at the Creole
Office, in anticipation of a con-
siderable demand, a large num-
Der of Election Tickets, for this
and other counties. Candi-
dates, or their friends, can have
them struck off in any form de-
sired.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

No nominations having yet been made
for members of this board, and 1t being
very important that some persons should
% named, to receive the attention of the
people, we would worry respectfully sug.
gest the names of Messrs. VIM. Pack.
Isaac R. Bass, Henry F. Bennett, John
I. Edmondson, and James S. Prichard.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

The anii-bond aides N Hsily Spungs
challenged the bon3 AIDES . -sel-~s
their champions and meet ten u ~
gument On The bad Sz=ssioa-- he
bond paying ladies' true 20 their assa.
selected their ehampioas, a ii ghssr e.
Poneats-ihree gentlsnea 90 e.eA x.ss-
and the diseusssoa as - have cona i
On Saturday last We 80 az ~a<--
that these anti taza.yl bod iaisss az -
centenied sctrss. wishing - ssro~ oETsa@
matrimonial shackIes whieh Ss.z ~
and thar the bad Payiag Iai.es a-e hap-
Py wives snd lovely olasAiag unssS-z-
Are we not right, Mr.. Gaz=uel
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

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ei NaFy aaa3 "a @aersfs 81 So rss
hs@~s ss nseeaa-s - esazss 81 -
= = 49, e eeees.tsa urasers. sss
.asea4 IS ta- - Il 0a.ea 49,. ~
~as nasarazy Is tae $685. sll1 s-zu-.s
= - azaeF,sy "a Fsat AZ - axs
- 8zlaasre Aa--z-sa.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30
REPUBLICAN WING
BOND-PAYING TICKET.
FOR coNGREss.

FOR CONGRESS,
ADAM L. BINGANIAN, of Adams.
WILLIAi r. HARLEY, Of Marshall
FOR GOVERNOR,
DAVID o. sHATTUCK, of Carroll.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
LEWIS G. GALLOWAY, of Holmes
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
HUGH c. STEWART, of Kinds.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
J. 8. CURTIS, of Kinds.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
ROBERT HUGHES. of Kinds.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30
FEMALE ACADEMY.

We refer to the advertisement in ano-
ther column of the very accomplished
young ladies', the Misses Patrick. The
institution which they have established,
- one of "a character which could not be
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

Owing to the refusal of pne gentle
man that we named last week, and the
absence of another we have at the re-
guest of friends, substituted two others
for county Police.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

Sar Cares Eags~ k~z.-sy m.znss
frcm 6r~as E~zia - =. U-sa-a Saz&
as seea aPposas.1 esosar.sr c~neral
Ct - BrsE1sA Pru~s--s. - S>r<A
Alersea. - L1ra SEa-.Aa=> 3ez@s
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

Co. Bsngamaa aai laise HasA-s Aavs
made a ~oa5erfal 5aPr=Sssoa ~ 49,
north; Dr.. J. ;. Carts = takizz a. re
votes in The cas-. al I-lss Saaszz-k
with TIE in3efAt<abis ialas,ry as a.
tiring energy With ~ha-A BE- has caa-
vassed the ennrs Sac. All ~ uacs=
monty abe manner Ia ~h-ea De AS "a
dicated the rue Polsey, Ezzss rszssaaal p
calculate % \ hrse maso-ssv - sAe
State Lewis g Galway 49, c-raza-
~ beat TIE s1nasrses~ Ss-r~Eary. a.s
the raosd loco, who 0PPose hin- We
can but sincerely hops fsg ~ sz,,=ss &
the entire Wing Slsksl- and Sra S,a -
uniformly lOeosoco as Nasssssspps has
been, 70 give such vo.e wogl5 ;. \ -
tory TO boass Of n a. e1alz< tlus--
Well, thea, . The battle. 81 ea.ea "a ?
Oe emalOus 2 prove more ssa,0us sAaa
bis fellow.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30
no CANnIDATEG.

Hereafter Candidates for county Off
ces will be entitled TO copy of the Gre
ele,one year, land theannouncementoftheir
names, for $40.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

II you wanl 70 have eosn7 1izsszs "a z
yOu write an article, q Sare.e3 sxEra-s
from which may sasour hstls 81 $50
foeOisrn, no matter Mai M 81; oe a-.ssr-
stood from the eniirs artscls. All tAs De-
mocra,ic press ST. sooa teen -. -lAas
s,aunch ~hig paper The Uaivsrsal lz,el-
hgenccr said 50 and 50 ~gAss lea1.as
and most ably edi,sd Whg IsarnaL tAe
North Pole Reporter salE.'' ~thas nasst
brlilian, 81, AID sounl pclll.e.an lhs
Editor Of the Wes,ern H-mas-Aer~.
TALKS n this WISE Thzs. 80 aka
ton Of The kindess 5seilag ssr ysa.ani ,.s
most exalted oPiaioa q yozr sease az5
;alen,s. yoa are vilely siaa3ere4. a=1 e
,olerahiy vain an1 weak. yozr rrsealu-1s
Is nsasurzAay assarzn~8. ss3 - s-sr-
nlony goes Aeroat % prove isecfrco A.
ser,iOs,-Ths Wigs are soaa5 - = -
dupes.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30


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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30
COTTON BAGGTNG.

We learn that new article of Bag
ging has lately been manufactured at the
north, of cotton. If this article can be
made of sufficient durability (Which we
are inclined to doubt) it will be of vast
Importance to cotton makers, in creating
greater consumption of the article, and
enabling them in course of time to make
their bagging at home. The most infe
rlor cotton is suitable for this manufac-
ture, and the invention is certainly one
OF Importance. COMPRISING by steam,
iron hoops and cotton bagging certainly
afford evidence of great Improvement in
fitting this great staple of the south, and
prop of the commercial world, for ship
ping and market.
The planter cannot view these rapid
and important improvements without ex-
ultation and pride.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

We have got men on the look ont
every where, and those who vote at two
precincts, will have fair chance for the
Neutrality-suspicious.
The wings are certainly under obi
CATION to you, bat they can watch you
very well, themselves.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
EoMFoUND EXTRACT or HoARTIoUND
" or INHIAN COIGH SYRrP-rhi. ,n,nln

~ or HOARlIOUND
u OR INDIAN COUGH SYRCP-This invalid
able mfdicine. the resuit OF much rcsesrsh. AMI long
experience. Is nov iot lie fI.i time offered IN tbs city.
- a SUE and shieaciouz remedy an Pulmonic. Hron.
vfial and bsy"@scl diseases and oil affections conncc.
ted viih the organs of respiration. To prepare and
administer medicine FOR the cure OF diseases which
hall cnsct i- object without doranging Other func.
ion'' and Thereby creating n new disease, has long
been a desideraiun among the profession.
West u not ali, .! the preparations inflicted on a
suffering community under The name Of Cough
Drops, +" S'umach CorJia.s." Espcciorants. 81. Ar
awe been - saturated With opium a. 10 leave an
effect on the system ias worse shan The disease design.
ed 10 DC cured.
Not 81 with the T7d'GH Couch Svrrp
Though composed ofa great number uf materials
'hcyGl belong to The same 5mily-aIl tend To- the samc
definite 0bject-ths curing aud prsreatiay disesss
without leaving q sting behind. Much more nigh, b.
said. sud many certificates from respectable person,
appendyd, of the Viiiues OF the medicine: bu, a0e,
ai the best recommendation of any specific "a. thst II
3" does Is work right" Come then, We afflicted. tr.
'he virtues Uf he Compound extract Of II. arhaupd
snd he cSred Carefully prepared aud put Up in bot
ucs With directions. nj the Botanic Drug aud Alcdicin,
So'c. Isl. Market Sluarc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
EDWARD L.DARKEN. PHYSICIAN s SURGEON

EDWARD }. DARKEN. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
ERE'VITiI offers his professional services IN
the Citizens Of Wheeling.
DR.. II. was for four years attached as nm indoor mn.
pi 10 one al tho largest provincial Hospitals in Eosla.d,
and subsequently studied under SIR Ashley Co,uer 4,
the London Hospitals. This. togeil er with E,,orah.e
opportunities for becoming acquainted with bis pruf.s.
sion in the Eastern States. where he has been cny,.,d
IN practice during the paet nine years. leads biIa In
nope mat any reliance which NAV be REFUSED IN ms
professional skill, Wiz not be found 10 have been mis-.
placed. Office next dcvr 10 the Gazette office. Main
steef. ny %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

ViR6iNiA-At r.les held in ,hs Clerks office oftho
C'rcni, Superior OF Law and Chanscry Cor the coun.
gof ohAo. IN the rnOa;h os AuguE'. lsi0.
Siepnen Rise, C0u,plsini ant
sgaiust
Austin Psay. ami Iteniy Moore. and the
-ad Henry Aieorc. John =. Clarke, md
Marx douglass, merchants aud partners )
trading under the Esm of Moore. Clarke |!
q Co. neGc,lo,ts
The defendant Aus.In Peay. not having entered hrs
appearance and given security according 70 tao Get OF
assembly and the rules Of tlis Court. aai 4. appcvEsg
oy satisfactory evidence that hv a. as a., ia~h-ass..i
OF this commonwealth On ,,i.n q! r.. cJ-aiislS
ant by counsel. II Is ordered that he "a! 3eiea1sntdp
appear here on the Girs, day at nee; 7 - tr-a 81 i-s
CoGri' enter las appearance. give setSsiiy ir ;Ao TT
lonnancc of the decree IN he cause, ;e lis answer
10 the cOrnplainrlis biH.-or Otherwise jelcUd ;his su!t
and that a copy Ofthis order be Forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper printed ia lac Cay OF Wheeling
tor TWO month"; successfully aud posted az the from,
doss Of the Court house If Ohio county,
"A copy tes;e,
ALEXANDER I. LAIDLEY. CiTk
A CALDWELL, for Compi. aug Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
.R. GOODIES CELEBRATED FE

- male Pills. these Pills are strongly recon-
hicent remedy IN renewing those complaint
csuliar 10 their sex. from nnkpfexerciSr or gen
'raldeaiiiy OF the Syst,Hn, Distinctions suppress
'iops, aud irrcguiaiity of The Mensrs; atthe sane
nae Strengthening. cleansing. aud giving tone to
he, Stomach and Bowels, add Producing a rev
md healthy action throughout the system ceper
Any. IN create ASpeute. correct Indigestion, re-
HlOve Oladincss. ~ q Nervous Headache, ard art
rminsrtly useful In those tlatulent complaints
Nhi.h : stress females 40 much 1T the "TuIn oil
u e. Tkey 0byi>to cos'iN ness, and countersct all
Hystercal and Nervous Affections, likewise afford
soothing and and permanent relief in FluoT Alhu-
Or Whites, aud N the most bstinatsCascs OF Chlo-
'oSsls. OF Green Sickness. hey invariably restore
he pa'iid and delicate female to health end Wig
These Pills have gained The sanction and 81.
ROTATION OF the most eminent PhyS,r.ans Ia Ia,
inted States. aud many Others cGR likewise ties
~, 10 their extraordinary efficacy. To married fc
naiesi whoss expectations OF the tendgt,s 81 pledge,
y gonnuoial haPriEtss huye heSn defeated, thes,
'his may be truly esiec,1ct n hlissful boon. Tbs,
Don renoVa c all functional debility, and II take
%ccordlng TO directions, obyiatc all morbid actioci
'heyGispei that fulsoine and be sensation
omfnOn TO females nj each monthly return, Ike
wise the GtteEdsnt pains Ia the back, side OF Ions.
aey generally coEnteract the nause1, vomiting
othtr nervous ahcctlonc in calorosis, or gree
| HknCss- IN a!Cw days and II continued accordpi
directions, soeH effect 4 perfect ,urs. NoihirI
,,sEnaliy efflcdclous IN recruiting the paid aul
i.ckIy female who has heeI during her life irrsnuls
nd sensitive, as the FEMALE PILLS. Thes
plis invl$or9te the whole system, improve tie me
noTy and enliven the inauguration, Greats appe
lie, and restore Tranquil repoAe. MANY hundIo
Stnal-s can testif OF their efficacy, and man
MUSICIANS ia this civ, as also throughout The I'm;
ca Steics caa oenr testimony 10 their msris an
Atra@rci, airy rirtuss. They nre ia, valuable 10 en-
eslcd and relaxed females. who fron repeated an
WCutt llpours ae afflicted with weakness an
1hTnlies, IA which case they are highly uscCsl
trSngthening at the same time the stomach. Nh
seA, the weakened organs, and he whole consti
rhis MEDICINE is acknowledged TO be one of N
aosa Va.nnnIe ever Discovered, as a purifier Of ia
Nhether as { sudOrlGC or Alternative.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16


cBAScERY-Ht rules held in ,be
StoIAs office Of the Circuit SureTior C,urt of
Ia" ahd ChanceTy for the county Of hio. An the
L"n'h OF January IS4i.
Co,harne W eIshons and Hush Acco,d. Admins
s'o OF JOseoh Uelshons, dcci.d Con pIainants.
against
Matthew wa,fen, Joseph Morrison. Henfv u
mart 'iorsan Nelson ano James Pearson.
The defendant Henry d. Hart. no, In <jns snis,.
- Hs appearance AND gwen Sc :urlty according ia
ne ae' 81 assembly and The rules OF tins .on,,
a. ~ - .Ppe.Ithg ey Satisfactory proof that be Is not
~ ihha liant ~ tbs Commonwealth. on motion
ct the complainant by council. IL IS "a, -, -.
me sand Defendant do hereby appear here on IL
hst usy ~ ~ next sgrnS term of ths c0urt. nd
answer The said c0mpiainants bill sra ,h,, 80
Oi this order be forthwiih inserted in 80 eui5
paper rrnteu IN the city Of Wheeling fnr 10 rnon,b.
snotessvcy aud posted - the itont door O. ,hs
court house ofphlo county.
a copy tesJe,
CAMPurtL for Compt. ~ietk.
Jan9-2m
fNGlNlA-IS crAEcEry-At ruiz bc,d - ~.
c.'sKs once Oi the circuit superior cruri 80 80
nun " Tnspoery Tor The county Ct Ohio, in the
r mohlh OF January, lSii.
henry hioofe d John p. Clarke, Compla,nan,s
against
Thomas :, ClG.ke, Defendant.
The defendant not sving cuier,d his ,r,o,n-
and gwen security acIoIdihe To lie sct az sSsaL.
~ .he rules OF this cuuTt, aud IL an enting Nv ~
lsIlclo'y proof that he is Rol an inhntitnnt OF ,b;s
by nmonMealtn. on motion Of the Complainant
oY couasel. n is ordered that the saiJ d. fendnnt 90
@Preaf mere on the first day OF the next snrin . ,,,r,
oi 'hie Court, and aAsweT the said con ,,ialrnnrs
oII, anu mat n copy # this order he FORTHWITH in
serted ~ some rtwSpapcr printed in IT, go 80
Wheeling for tWu months successiv.lv and rc,,,d
at The iToDt door Of ia court house OF Ohi counfv.
Il copy ties =,
WHEGT. FOR compt. ~
ian Q b. 2n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
In
Chaucey


John Franklin Owens. Defendant
This dsy came the compliments by their attorney.
AMI fled their BIZ in This cause. nnd the defendant
not having entered his appearance and gwen securt.
~. according 10 the Get Of assembly aud tho rules o,
ihhs court, aud Il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the said John franklin Owens l. not an inhahiiani
of this commonwealth On motion vi The complainant
by his attorney. Ills ordered that the said John Frank
Lo~ens d~oapPear here q, the lst day ofihe next n
OF this court. aud answer the compliments bll. and
that n copy of this be inserted in the Western Virginia
Times for two months successiyely, and posted At the
couri house door Of his county.
A rory ies,e,
July li-Im D. HICKMAN. Clsrk.
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from wet eOdsold; all thewofsi symptoms OF the
eompia at ioliCwS - iightutss across the GhCtc
VIII GtfEculi sud Distressing breaihioF, Dprna
Tue iost year 81 hrs iIineSs, the disease i~ncrysse-
nces, having lost he's speech, ard being thrs a sLes
VITA immediate suiOc3uor, unul q c0pisSs eX-
pSct0tstion woulc com on. whc only gave him
fes,oi Tor a 'sw h0Srs, The ~ ySiciars he alter
ded hini ,renonnced has eompls'n seyorc the pr
siai;liv ct cure. but ut last Providence dl.cc e. y
pslphlst % he Jeff a. his house, after which we
procured so'ne Of DR.. Hunts Botanic Puts, and al
ter taxing alew boxes he found himself entirely
iteetrofn the ccmeinint. teinG capable at this tiue
0ieny exercise. e-en Of waking sprty miles cai'y
ans having all the enjoy ments Of p~erfoct health.
HENRY WHITE.
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NlW AR.IVAIs.
ct the CITY Aat, Ger
and Fur store.
No 10 hlnln 81

just received one OF the largest and mos; splendid
ass'rimeni. of NEW YORK MANUFACTURED
HATS q CAPS, ever before brought 10 this market
those Who are IN want of an article that cannot be AIR
passed VIII do well To call and examine nv stock be.
icre pnrc hasing elsewhere. a. &. MCALIAM,
sep IL Opposite Virginia Hotel.