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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-05
J. THOMPSON

EQUALITY OF MANKIND.-I an Fl mh
persuaded, that, however great the tItei
sIly OF position assigned to our roe, ha-
mainly Is every where the same. n"
cdsS OF men has pre.emlncnte II rrsptcJ
'oTuIh, beauty, or happiness. OI'rn h 3,
me Ibidence Of outward circumstances
Oeen snrmounied and overc me, as vet,
ny governments and the institutions al
society, for The public good, as hy III,
select lev, for their individual benen
those unqualified theories, whI@h dlsrr".
u'e liberty aud slavery t. 'hIs or tina,
z'ne, are Ialstied by history. IL a word,
believe that common civiIiz ion belong
70 Inc whole human family, III all parts "i
The world.
S'III,lt ls no less true, that, while I'm.
manly itself is one, tho t"rns winch
''''Iza'Ion assumes are very duff 'rrn
Icc"rdIng TO circumstances, d, cnrdidg T..
0me and place. The most slrklng dl
Nis''y is tina, which is found 10 rx,s
Oe'ween a northern aud southern clvll
A'lon. Northern and SOU, ern nnli II.
perceive the same truths. but Iercr "
m1m differently. Aud this diversity rs
a''"e observable in poetry, rergIon. aud
P"'"caI institutions, The sam. f,ripnr
" ' philosophy; since PHI osophv i,
~" me secret basis, and now the aprx
:" 'neSe three grand developemen,s o
~" and, lnleed, their purest aud ,n,e~r
representative. M. de Sismond,, IN hi.
eegan' work on the Literature of the son,h
u Europe, has traced The character Of III
poetry OF Italy aud Spain, in i,s conn.r
'on with the religious and political cond,.
0'n OF these two countries. FolIow,,y IL,
Example, we might pom, out the /, err,
P"lllcaI characteristics which belo ,rrx
c,aslvely TO the northern nations. Il Is
oundantly manifest, from all the obse,v,.
"Hls which have been hitherto made. than
while the man Of the south aud thu man
= The north are substantially The sane, IN,
;O'mer Is more expansive, aud The u-r,
~ consequences OF the impre>sl ,na waich,
UPWARD circumstances make upon Enn,
= more inclined to commune with his,
~" SP'Tll-'iyes more 10 himself
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-05
,'i ms vol :e

Mr. &c -Ate' 20 mlsc, vocal mn.
SIC, especially, Shoa ALWAYS form prrr
r fem i" education. The DIV isgonl bN
rs ! truS', when II wos customary 10 say
thai none hut 'h+ gifted could acquire this
1t Is now, hrll, ", pref
": we'll understood, that all persons may
learn tn sing, as we'll rs to read. Not. ot
course, equally 81, IN either cas-; bu,
all can make d gree OF PROGRESSES.
have called sInging an ACCOMPLISH
men'; hat il sremS to me Ia I've much more.
It's hearing upon its health, aud even up-
IN the intellect, IS very greA,. Even It,
moral Tendency isby no means to be over
lnukrd.
The value uf music, tn snn,he the feels
ingS and cast orl the rvl spirits which
haunt the path Of humnn life, has never
vet received rh,t m.asure "f a,ienlinn
which il deserves. Even in IN, S.. parts
If continental Europe, where all the peas
ants sing, aud are accnsto meiio fill he air
vi h their cheerful and harm"nims voices
ns they 9" forth Ia prosecute their daily
tasks, no less than ia their families. even
there, saw the toll power aud value 81
music are n'd undprs ood. They make j.
b, Gar too much, sort Of sensual graifi-
cation. r. it BIZ redeemed. fnr u better
and nobI+ purpose. Let it brcore .
culnpaninn "f science a1d literature, 80
well as Of industry and of virtue, and If
religion, s'll mnre than all.
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OBITUARY.

DEATH. through our first parents trans.
gressiou, becaIne the common lot # man
md no sphere of life, however elevated
n humble, can save us from its icy coils.
Died. at this Place, on Saturday, III"
10Th rlr., Of n chrome, pulmonary disease,
Mr.. JosEPm II. SaANN, in the early
morning ri his manhood. Mr.. SWAMI
was native OF Nrlh Carolina; and for
The last FIVE years has been citizen Of
this place. lie died as he had lived
eni :, ing The esteem and confidence Of
numorou, friends and acqnaintances
He apparently bore his affection, which
is ever the certain precursor OF approach-
ing dissolution, with philosophy and reslg
nation; during the last few days Of his
Existence, however, he was wholly i,1sen.
sblp.
II will doubtless he a consolation Ia
his hereaved mother t. know. that aliho'
it was not lor her To s0oih his .dyiog pillow
he died surrounded by an af'.ctinnate
brother and M aerons anxious friends,
who ielt each pany Of death, that gnaded
him from life.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-05

FL orENCE.-Eloqueocc viii h is most
~ ami PRO iuc"s the greaest results, il
,nd, IN ,uly, add impressive; clear III con
eptlon, tervld in eXprrSsl'n, enPtge'l",
ct disnfirh Ia actIun; the rfoqurncr, not
merely m language or manuer, but at
thought and feeling. The rounded peri
IDS, the hpau'lluI imagery, aud the grace
til delivery OF the aru6rmI orator. may
please thu ear, amnse The fancy, aud com.
maud the admiration of the hearer; but
they leave no lasting mlrk; The impress
ton is # c"d almost as soon as il is made,
and the speaker and his subject, are alike
snou forgotten. lie bursts forth " like a
nrinht .Xhala,inn il the evening" and
like il, he falls aud is seen no more,
Even tn" splendid rhetoric Of ISo"fdtes
ma IL LITTLE Impression; while amidst II
corrupt and Il kIe p""ple, the hnId, I'm
psss med aud na,or,I style OF DemoHhGnrt
p,nhodl Ing vigorous thought in the SIR 'ng
ST Iargnag". dlsdaiNing the pursuit ni
vain Ornaments, hut sirZlug III ,sr happy
Ii|lust' atInus whirh spontaneously present.
I'd themselves 10 his mind, bore down the
subtle s,phIs'rv Of all who opposed him.
and the Whole h st of venrl "rItrts. back :
ed hv the wealth and power of Phillip.
trrmbled and crouched undcr the terrors
ii ms vol :e.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-05
New Type and Paper.

The volume vii be opened with a new
md beautiful ,lpe, cast expressly tor the
work, the mechanical execution shall be
OF surprising nea'ness, and The printing
shall be upon the finest white paper.
Nor md Dnnnlnr MnSic.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-05
From the Lafayette Rep"h'i,'n'
liter FROM THE non
III ,COB THOMPSON,
r,Ls Republican.


sli'r 9ns Rf %,'' %., aso,, rs.,.
- d,ys before | left WoSh'"g'o"
Sone March last, authentic I"i'rn'-
CrV' !" ,hrJ me that The Democratic Goa.
l"o ''' nbirh assembled in Jack'o" d"rne
t'o'" W" winter had unanimously n"n'n"'
he b pa p.I a, a candidate for the T'""'y 'rv'
ed me ca o. Iaasmnch as had, pre-
sa'O V"I ,1,, time, expressed NV d"'ernl.
, ,D,,no " very generally, t" w"h"'a" from
Da" Trc life aud return to IN" pr' ;'''r u
Pa'"r r,ression, this nomination was 10 II.
ny |nosxoected; and such was tn" "a
q'~i c,n,s condition Of my pr'Va'" "tt'lrS
Su'L', u,ne. that had nh INN date r"pI'
at W" o;v.o 10 This flatlering Testimonial u.
O''" ,o and conf lencc OF too plriAt
e t'ad, a sense Of duty to nv i'uilN
u ',d have constrained me 10 have DE.
.Loed another canvass.
'' RI the people of Mississippi have
,,,,ms upon nv services, winch -" eyer
or sarrlice uf mine can ever DIS
,,,ss When ] was stranger III III
I T"I Young and inexperienced, "ih"
p" .'oc,;,n aud without Influential trrndS
." look me up for the office Of At'"r =
Csoe,a and both parties sustained I"
with aunanirni,y which far exceeded IN
m,., anguine expectations. AIer 'ha
wrhou, any solicitation on my part WIN
m, nv knowledge or consent, at ''I.
when was truly considered great poI'''
cI cusls 10 our State, a D'm"rr''I
Convention, remarkable for number. 'a'
eo, and personal weight Of charter, met
IA Jackson and unanimously 81 Ir.trd M
:. ooe or their candidates for Congress.
The neope of Mississippi stained upon
that Illumination the seal Of apprnhl'Irn
Tine duIips Of that station have heeu per-
formed, aod nv course aud conduct arr
before The people. All has not hern d"n
tina, could have been desired, bu, ali ho'
been effected that could be c"rnpns>"d b\
unremuting Industry AMI a'tanlIon. In
Olmy fl !eIny aud ability, appe i t" 'h"I'
kind aud generous Judgment. In tddiI Il
buII this, Mississippi, is the h'me of IN,
heart, The mother Of my cbpIirru, the
lbesre % all my hopes. Her h,nor an
erwelaIe are my honor and ,wrIfr", auo
her wishes shall ever have param un'
Influence over mycnndurt.
UuIer such circumstances, am again
inylIei to the field, aud most cher'tnlIN
do enter 1t. II it be the wish of the
people Of Mississippi, again t" SUNNI n III"
to the halls Of the Federal l. glslaturr.
with The deepest gratitude r her pnrI-
aNy, and with tna tirmrst pwp,-e !.
evrt every nerve in their hrhal', viii
p,aMpty obey the summons
Nv political opinions are known TO tn
people. From them, ! wish +" r"nce'i
nothing. Bat between this and the cleo
imn, / viii eudeavor to address Ihrm J.
regard 10 my principles and the arr',4
and doings Of the last Congress. More
over, | shall visit most of the Counties %
the State.
TnIs letter is written to remove III,
doubts which are ia The pub'Ic mlnd, l.
regard TO my willingness 10 5eccnir q
candidate for Congress.
Truly, yours &c.
J. THOMPSON
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-05
TILGHMAN NJ TUCKER.

W., ln.day, place the name oi our towns.
mrn, L. NJ Tucker Al The head Ut our
cnlumus a. me democratic candhts EI
q pv,ru"r e lhI- State. W.. Tutker
rom us. lie is too well known here
ton vel kG"w NhrreveT our paper ere,
late-, t. require any ,hli z # ~ tut ih'
supple annuuClalIun Ot his name. ILL.,
has been repeatedly honorrd by The cllI-
ZeUs ri l. 'Nnoes. wl,h sear IN oar Legs
idtur". A, Srual'r r, he has faithfully aud
,hll r'pres n.d us. IN his public capa
'iiN he has "NhinIted firnnrss, n . n
S,,,tncN, devotion 10 pinClplr aud the
D'sI Interests OF ms Constituents rarely
'quaiIrd aud nrver rXrrllrh. The JrnI-
naIs If the Sen EXHIBIT an enduring
Monument To his fame. They present
nm IN all nCcdei ms. aS The devoted freud
i the pruiuriug classes, and the fearless
ppnuent Of al privileged mon"poles--
itways II his pus', aud always prepared
u defend the trie prin"Ip'eS nt he d-ma>
rate tII,h. lie was among the firSt I"
.alsr his voIce against the mad PR lprl al
sthplIshlng the Union Bank, auN when
nal ms tuition WAS Incorporated he re-
"Ided his solemn prot 81 against II. a,
private cIIZ'n, his character i without
,l"mIsh. l. IdoWrE win strong natural
.rrISr. deeply read ~ the p"ll.IraI blsror,
i his country, al tx'rlict praciiral
we; and b, his l"ng experience, ln'
patel acqnpInl"d With the details OF IL.
s.uvr p o ceilings, Qui~k Ia percrlV,
ud fun I" Resolve, he Is every way QrrI.
j - 4" su"cred cur pr sent nhle Che
u tIl>trair. Bat ~ We have sand, b.
,ceIs u" enCpmilmS AT our hands. !
vtS or uurpISr wnru We Commence.
MA arIcle, Simgly 10 cali the r"ade
,,rntinn {, oar nnRunrla'," Of hun IA th,
d m,c,atlc ctndllalr f'r q pverno. |,
making the annunciaiInr, II ~ proper 70
!, Ia observe, that we haze acted NIth ~
NV TX DIIcit aItborlv from Mr.. Turk"r,
w. KIN W at VIVA his IutpHtiors are, bal
.rral b DIV OF the Democratic pafuy tina
NJ sh nI hp n lr can 'nIare Tor the fiicr;
,ni we cauuot h-llevr that. devoted ~ W.
| Nnpw he Is with all his Snil and all his
.nerglr- {" The great cause for whlrh W.
IRE struggling = tie equal rights and con-
Sttutioanl liberty Of The people he viii
,mrmIl any PrIVa t ronIIh"raIiHnI, short
of an absolute necessity 10 deter him from
runnlug.
Mr.. Tnrker il Il, presen, from home,
attending ro,rrt IN Ponrotoc county. When
,r rptuIu- &c shalt take ,hp FIRST occasion
to Get lrhn him an expllcli nvowhl OF his
'n'eu,l0uS. Ia the meantime, we shall
."u mae his name at the he III ut our co.'s
nus as the Democratic candidate toI
q werner, nn'll o hrrwrsr Instructed b,
I'm - Columbus Upmocrut.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-05
A NEW VOLUME.
IN SPLENDID STYLE.
JULY, Is4I.
GRAHAM'S
LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S
MAGAZINE.

The great increase in IN. subscription
lis Of This highly popular Magazine Che
EDITION having more than doubled in less
than elk months,) induces the proprietor,
to commence new volume, with the July
number. It will be issued 10 the most
attractive style, with the first Of a new
series, Ut
Rich Original Engrorings,
got up ~ a manner, that shall surpass any
used, in any other American Magazine.
IN adltIon to the fact, that we employ The
talent Of the very best American artists,
IN the engraving Of the plates OF this work
Il must be remembered, the most Of the
subjects selected, are
Original American Pictures,
lrhich hare nerer been before engraved
aud consequently, The newest that can he
wrought before ihe public.
Highly Colored Fashions.
II must be remembered, that The Fash~
ion plates of this Magizlne, are the best
10 cooIing and design that can be found
IN any wogk published, 10 this country or
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STYLE in the United States, tor the month
m which they are issued. We pay more
for coloring han any DINER publication,
and always have the best.
The Contributors.
In addition, TO the unusually fine array
Of Original contributors, which the Mag
aZlne has thus far boosted, arrangements
have been made with a number more, OF
The b st writer's of the day, so that SPICE
and variety may he looked for in the his
-rary drpsr ment Of the new volume.
Sports ond PdStimes.
This interesting feature OF the MasI-
zine shall sill be preserved as important
10 young sportsmen. and in tact t" all
Young or ole, who delight IN the sports OF
he rod and the gun. Articles IN this de-
parrmem shall be from acknowledge pens,
and OF the very hes, authority.
New Type and Paper.
The volume viii be opened with ne"
md beautiful ,pe, cast expressly Tor the
work, The mechanical execution shall be
OF surprising nea'ness, aud the printing
shall be upon the finest white paper.
Netr and Popular Music.
The chotces, lneres &c new and popu-
lar music for the Piano fort aud Guitar
shall be selected for its pages, aud two or
nnre pages shall appear regularly each
month. 10 this way subscribers in ies
mote country towns, can slways have tue
fastest music al low ra;es, almost as soon
as it is published.
TERMS CASH.
The terms are So for single subscrip-
tioo, and IN no case will the price he aba-
ted, or fwo copies Tor s. tree Of postage
and discount, ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. No
subscription in any case uithom the money.
This :uie is impeFious and vii not be de-
parted from.
Address postpaid,
GEO. II. GRAHAM,
S. W. corner Sd and Chestnut Street
Phiadelphia.
Exchanges tpiH please Copy,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-05

CHINESE VEIGnTI.-A Cu'ios expert.
men has rerentl, beer made 1t the Roy |
MIN, i, the pr sence Of S prircipaI "ffi-
GERS. 4 SET o Chinese weights, pe'h'rs
thu first ever eXhihred ~ this country.
was romnnrpd win the English standard
ana the results we're found PERFECTLY I"
COR, espond with singular companions
made IN Chino. nearly a century ago, by
he missionary, Dobalde,of scientific mem
nrv.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-05
ANNUNCIATIONS.

WEI T. are hutoo lied 10 announce 10 SEPH
Wv ALTON, as c,udida = for Clerk OF
the Circuit out, 1t the November election.
0-.l- We are authorized TO announce TIlOM.
As ] GREEN, Of Warren Comfy, "a a can.
diate for Congress, at the election in Noye1be-
next.
0--We are authorized TO announce ALFRED
LOMAX, as "a cAudio a'c tol Comfy Treasurer.
GMI T. are authorised 10 announce VIM. NJ.
w SWAMI, as candidate for County
Treasurer, at the next Noyembcr Election.
$50
~ WE are authorised 10 announce WIN.
G.. ADAMS as IA candidate for Assessor.
GIVE are authorised 10 announce II. d.
GREY as a candidate Tor Collector.
AN Z are authorised TO announce JAMES
w HANNAH as n Cand date for Assessor
OF Taxes for IioIms County At the next Maven
Der Election. (%S5)
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-05

OF Or. Dyoii, since his pardon from
the peniren,iary, by the Governor OF PEN
syIvania. has been again arrested ar the
civil suits.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-05

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
4 WILL sell TO the highest bid r
N for cash, before tie court house
door Of Holmes county. on Monday.
the 18th day of June next, the follow
ing described property, TO wit lots
numbers, "A, IS, II and (S.
Assessed as the property Of 7. w.
BealI, and will lie sold t" pay taxes
for the wears 1889 40 Tax $3.50.
JOSEPH WALTON, A. 81 c.
OF Holmes county.
Nav %, % ids pt S5.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-05
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
n WILL SILL TO the highe st bidder
for crsh. before the court house
door ia the town of Lexirg 4, Holmes
county, on T,uSd ~ the Ism day of
June next, tie fpIlcwing describe d
,ra' or parcel of land, 10 wi'.-Wcst
half north west quar- er sec ioa five,
township fl teen, range two cas- !;
also TIE following described tract of
land, beginri, g AT the forth east cor
Ter of section SIX, township fife II, Of
rang two east-lhen due north to
20 Flu nag Isha Creek-thence along
The n,ea lders OF said creek, to where
tie halt mile llne Iunding due o.tl
and Syuth OF SECTION enc, township
fiHea,, rang two eas Cruises sid
c!eek--thence due south to the ha'f
nj e pest on tie sc ton lIre of sid
section oae-tl elCe duee S; one hail
mile to the south els c0In,r # ST d
sec ior six thence due I orih TO he
beginning, 'ontl;ni. G Five hundred
and ninety acic',
Assessed as he property Of 10 cph
r. Pumuer, 10 ply the tax for the
wear lG49-tax due 81 G7.
JOS. WALTON, A. g. G.
Of HOLMES cou ly.
Nav Is, 27~-4w. Or te d u.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-05
Address postpaid,
GEO. II. GRAHAM,


s. w corner Sd and Chestnut Street
Philadelphia.
Exchanges pilt please Copy,
and send their papers to the Saturday
Evening L, ST, which will sare the pub.
Usher postage,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-18
pAYENT nEEilIeiNEs.

NTEBi}ENA M.--An Emulicnt SOAP, Nhict affords re:t pleasure m shaving; prodnc- ine reh. huo nit, pcrinaueri athcr, and iroh the eei3slut >in'uth sensation rNrelcnced iler shNhg' leaving no heang, itching, >aFitu.g or redness, IS t-t sipetsedng al other preparations; and from the p'hlc and private cul. 9ps n favor of tie Nelhsna Cream, il leslves t1 h. in the fes>ing-case of all
 Ffamt tbc NJ }rt Pros.
 ''Ihc New Suap.-sNr irr double disposition to ielayt from an establish d i'e in this office, Tn nu- 'irinI tht Nr Rings Nerbena Cream ie has reHli, invented tae heS1 shaving soap, as we in ,crily believe. that has heen nuset. We speak ttom experience, and we speak also from the more 3fof,NSiHaal knowledge of our bentacor ana mend Janes Otani, i Ann street, wha says i' Is ahead oi >lag yet tnnd out in this lralt tment Of ''nodern improvement" IL is mol only enollient, but some hlug more. In shnli we believe it is the best shay ag soup in tle woll.''-N. !. Sur.
 ''lhe want ui universal sHNIag soap has been for many years severely felt, particularly by gentlemen | NhO shave theascl,Us anu therefore Il Is with no title pleasure we call public attention to the ceehra- ea Nethena Cream prepared by Mr. Charles Ring | 6il Broadway. From seli-experlence ni it's merits We chccrlitlly add our need oi praise, having never | before shaved with so much ease or comfort. We be- fore stated the Nerhcna Cream be worth traial- we have tiicd it and caa confidently recommend 1t '
 ibd.
 ss Yer bena Cream.-Wc are much obliged to Mr. Chas. Il. Ring of6l4 Broadway, fnr pol ofhis Yer bena Cream, which affords an ubusml degree of com fort in shaving" From experience, cleerluly re- commend il to universal use. '-Yime.
 '''rhe Ncrbem Cream, for shaving, prepared and sold by (. If. Ring, 6Il Broadway, is destined to sapersee all other kinds of shaving soap. It is re- ally inc-iust the thing. We have determined that helrcfath no other shaving compound shall be ap- piled to our face. ."--Spaday Atlas.
 The Verbcm, Cream is most delightful article for shaving. Ist invented and but lately introduced to the public, who, by unanimous approval, have prououn- ced It unryalled as a rich and emolient preparation promotong in the greatest possible degree, conl- fort and hxury in shaving.
 A sapply may be had .t inc Drug store of
 dcc2za l. C. UIEOSE $ Co. 30 Wnter st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-18
nR.JAYNE's FAMILY MEDICINES

nR.J JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES DThese medicines are recommended and exten- sivey used by the most intelligent persons in tie U States, by numerous Professors and Presidents of Colleges, Physicians of the Army and Navy, and of Hospitals and Almshouses, and by more than three hundred Clergymen of various denominations.
 They are expressly prepared for family use, and have acquired unprecedented popularity throughout the United States; and they are so admirably cal culated to preserve health and disease, fam ly should ever be without them. The proprietor of these valuable preparations received his education at one of the best Medical Colleges in the United Staes and has had fifteen years experience in an extensive and diversified practice by which he has had ample opportunities of acquiring prac.-.al Knowledge of diseases, and of the remedies best calculated them
 These preparations consist of
 Jayae's Expectorant, a valuable remedy for Coughs Colds, Consumption, Asthma Spitiing of Blood, Group, Hopping Cough, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, and Infamaton of the Lungs Throat, Difficulty of Breathing, and all diseases of the Pulmonary Organs Price Sl
 Also, Jayne's Hair Tonic, for the preservation, growth and beauty of the Hair, and which will posi- lively bring new Hair on Bald Heads, and prevent its falling off or turning gray, Price $1.
 Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge. A pleasant, sae,, and certain preparation for the removal of Worms, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach Fever and Ague, Want of Appetite and all diseases of debility, especially of the Stomach and Bowels, and Organs of Digestion. Price 50 cents.
 Jayne's Carmnative Balsam, certain cure for Bowel and Summer Complaints, Diarrhoea, Dys- entery, Cholic, Cramps- Sick Headache, Sour Sto- mach Cholera Morbus, and all Arrangements of the Stomach and Bowels, Nervous Affections, Sc, Price 50 cents.
 Jayne's Sanative Pills, for Female Diseases, Liv- CT Complaints, Costiveness, Fevers, lntamma'ions, Distractions, Diseases of the Skin, &c.,, and in all eases where an appointed Alternative Purgatiye Medicine is required. Price 25 cents.
 For sale by THOMPSON & SHREVE,
 june 9 Sti Agents, No. 30, Dauphm st.