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CARD;n;GRANp RAEFLE, LAFAYETTE HALL
~ EDW'D B. GIBBINS respectfully informs the subscri
bers TO Nhios, his friends and the public generally that his
Grand Rifle will take place this evening the above place
from O'Clock. DE- tire
a RAFFLE FOR POULTRY-GEORGE FARLEY,
~ No l66 Cherry street. Of Market respectfully
inmates his euds and the public that he intends file
Poultry every Wednesday and Saturday de- 3ts
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Nf- EYES SAVED BY DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRAC
IoK sALVE.-Nrs on, of Penfied, Monroe coun
y lor long time endared suiferngs indescribable by
chrome sore swollen famed ey that blinded herby
Few ahhoinungs oil ibis wonderful medicine she is per
iectly cured. To lie had at II Maiden lane.
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ioAbrLLA NJ MAN 90 brOau 81
Principal Office, l25 Fulton corner OF Nassau ST.

90 WORMS IN ADULTS OR CHILDREN-Dr.
Kolmsocks vermifuge is the only certain remedy that
will with safety eradicate worms II cannot possibly have
any bad effect even should the person have worms,
utwould prove good physc II is warranted to con-
tain mercury mineral which is the basis OF most
worm remedies Let mother be without this invalu-
able article Price IS cents per bottle To be had only at
III Maiden Lane.
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fk& FOR MoBILE-C,ty Linc1,Fiy,s Pacte,.The
&c eptsn Hubbard will sail AZ above.
Gan accommodate cabo second cabin and
Ill, O. s. %ss: o, s.sd
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S&R DRAFTS ON IRELASD, &c.-The Subscribers
M3y continue to give drafts payable demand, without
A41hUEsdiscouut, any charge whatsoever
IN lRrLAND-The National Bank of Ireland the ProVin-
cia Bark OF Ireland, and their branches in county.
in ENGLAND AND WALES-Messrs. James Bnit Son
Co., bankers London the Exchange aud Discount BANK
Liverpool, and their branches throughout England and Ws
IN sCOTAAND=The Eastern Bank OF Scotland l.i tnf
towns; SIR VIM. Forbes, Hunter & Co. . 49,
Persons in the country wishing to remit money 70
friends Of England Ireland, Scotland, or ~
enclosing the amount they wish 20 remit 70 ne no h.
with the and address Of the parties 70 wnpn o oe
draft the will be forwarded W ~ packet
after the receipt thereof and INC
'0 %T apfnTgof rApscoTT. 70 Psetslip, Nsw Yorh.
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N~PETERYVEGETABLE SHILLING STRENGTH
ENING PLASTER-This is not only the cheapest but
the best neates and most comfortable Plaster in
istence.
Peters Shilling Plaster is easy and effective re-
molly for pain in the breast side, stomach-wcakness
pain in the Chest lons back-stiness Of the neck
affections of the limbs joints whether produced by
rheumatism or ether causeshabual pain OF the head
stomach-piles colds coughs liver complaints weakness
OF the spnepredisposton to break out into bles and
pmpes listlessness Of the Frame and for general debl
tation
Read the following:-
NEWARK, Nov. Is, ls42.
This is to certify that have had running one
Of my lower limbs (occasoned by fa for eight years
had used in vain remedy that promised relief until
year ago. when procured of Peters Shilling Plas
ters which, to my surprise healed up the in short
time, and is now entirely well am positive owe the
10 Peters Plaster alone.
ISABELLA HUFFMAN, SO Broad st.
Principal Office. I25 Fulton corner OF Nassau St
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this city, together with other valuable papers Any
person leaving the the Herald office shall be lber
ally rewarded. JAMES FUNSTON
New York, Nov. 30, 1912. N
o. IMPORTANT ANNoUNCEMENT.-The Col
iegeot Medicine and Pharmacy established for the Sup
prrson OF Quackery beg to inform all persons DESTROYS
OF obtaining medical advice, that renting the OF
one dollar with statement of their case they will be
supplied with enc dollars worth of appropriate medicine
and letter of advice containing full directions diet
regimen, Sc All letters must be post paid. Address
Principal office ofhe College of Medicine and Pharmacy,
"a Nassau street, N. Y.
The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN daily attendance at the
private consulting OF the college Hours from 10
tll2 o'clock
SURGICAL CssEs.-The COLLEGE have also engaged
the services OF one of the most distinguished opera
tive Surgeons in New York, and therefore pre-
pared TO receive and treat surgical squintng
taract and all diseases Of the eye requiring an operation
structure OF the urehrs-calculi in the bladder
foodseases of joints and OF the spine VIII be par
ticuarly attended to- The fees will be extremely mode
rate Patients who desire will be visited at their
houses after operation
BY order of the College,
w s. RICHARD SON, Agent.
Principal (and only Office Of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy 81 Nassau st. New York,
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BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs.

By RIELL ARCULARIUs.
SATURDAY.
AT l0H O'Clock at the sales room.
good of and second hand furniture, hall
parlor and cooking stoves, &c &c.
MONDAY
At l0x o'clock at their sales room.
Broad Cloths. Caxsimeres Gloves, Hosiery, Sc &c.
AT PRIVATE SALE superb French 81 octave piano,
made by celebrated Henri Herr of Paris equal
in tone TO any instrument ever imported,
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and the risk OF the thereof.
A&I ~ REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS
SER- barqesr-Res ular days from Caskill. Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. New York Tuesdays,
Thursdays and RaturdaysFare from Caski so
-Berths Is centa-Supper Is cents.
The fast WAVE, Captain Vanderbilt, will
leave Robinson pier Thursday Nov l7th FIVE o'clock
For further particulars inquire Of the tain board BY
the daysabove named, there will b, daily
muncatioh tetween Catskl and New York land intermediate
places) for freight and passage at reduced prices Nor
Az FOR NEW ORLEANS-Louisiana x New YORK
H3 Lpe-Regalsr P.ches of Iqh Pssemb.. The s,
positively sail above her regular For freight
age having handsome furnished accommodations, apply
board, aEOreans wharf, foot of Wall ST. o to
T.. X COLLINS u 90. IS South ST.
Shippers may rely upon their goods correctly
ed and that the ships Of this line will sail punctaaly adver
sed Any guarantee that effect will be given and fulfilled
that may be required.
Agents in \. Orleans, Hullin &Woodua, will prompt
Iy forward all goods TO their address.
The packet ship Oconee, Captain Jackson will succeed
the Ocumulgee, and sail the 10th Dec, her regular day.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03

nahe hos lor ", lui somehow ~
dlirf. Inuglt nY ifHf together and
spmWIrd ftnif against hernud ever
afhufir t9rs lapl She Rot 40
d9mptmat ffg'I Fuu} .aya she, "tlf
Ubed, mt " inn b4a I woider
Whit You wl.l 10 ueul-=bm I had
~ Iuugb. iuryr ku0wed nforo ilin
Deb woe false baif, and wien size
fell, HlI her hurt cl'rlwrg ~ che llsod
towiI lhrm, fell oll, and SHE looked
iiat Ike d tryrrei opk "Why" said
J. dob tho nest thing will be- soBic.
HiHR ri,r. Ircon5' lhal inside Joe
Iuuptt OIL my side, md 4 begun to
pluck up courage, says T. "Dcb, we
are going ~ shear our old black ram
next week, and RI send you enough
wool 10 make you n wig"--this RS
Deb's ebunezar, she got up and made
one poke at me with the shovel, but
Iguess It was all a mistake. Twas
soon on the road to hum.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03
NEW ORLEANS BANKS.

The shavers of New Orleans. are
endeavorlng to make the issues of
their rotten banking concerns apyoxi-
mate to a specie standard. The banks
ofLouisiana and Gass Light are quo
ted at par; the Mechanics and Traders
Commercial, State, Union and Atcha-
falaya at from 7 to Is per cent. dis
count. Their object in this, is to
purchase the present crop of cotton
with their trash, and then the note
holder may whistle for his money.
Mississippi planters will not be caught
in your trap this time gentlemen.
MiSSissiDDion.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03

eptr, avi before dtr patent % is'pmI
~ NJ United slllot
ib, That tuo coPlaiuHiia ~ il'l'
eaan have ~ ampIa famcdY ~ ltW
mf pny injury tiny might sna'fiti'
and bat dir eour Would uut 30 H1elt
r,ses iutedembg .j1ncil1rtGfaelmIp
ihe nle.- DftroH IRE Presa
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03

resolution was adopted, says the
Mississippian, in the House of Repre-
sentatives fixing upon the ED ult. for
the termination of the present session
'ofCongress.
So The above resolution was taken up
IN the Senate on the 18th, when a
motion was made to lay it on the ia
bic; which was carried by a vote or
80 to IL. When Congress will adj
journ now, we know not.
E~We have received the New
Orleans Pnayune ofthe 22dult. which
quotes Alabama money at % a SO
per cent. discount.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
IN M1NsrnN Cnnhrx Miss.

Is WINSTON CouNrY Miss.
will expose to public sale to the high.
II est bidder for cash at the court house
door Of Winston county, Mi, on Monday
the first day of November next (le42)
within the hsurs prescribed by law, the
following described property, TO wit {:
Lots M. Two, and Three IN block Six,
in South East square Of tie Town Of
Louisville, assessed as the property OF
Thomas II. Field, for the years 1910 and
Al, and destrained to pay thb taxes due
thereon for said years, and will be sold to
Salty the state and county taxes due as
aforesaid. and all legal costs that may &C.
crue. AmouaI of taxes due for laid years,
SO 433 cents.
JOHN H. BUCKNEE,
assessor and Collector Of Taaes
For Winston Comfy, NJ.
Louisville, Miss, Sept. |, lS4a.
IL ids Prs. fee $40
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03

SATURDAY CHRONICLE
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER OF MAMoTH
SIZE.

A new volume of this popular jour.
nal was commenced on the l4th inst
The publishers, grateful for the liberal
patronage hitherto extended to them
and determined to make renewed and
increasing efforts in adding to the at
fractions Of their weekly sheet. To
suit the times, the paper will be fur
nlshed to clubs, Ten copies for $40,
so that in the country the cost to an
individual subscriber will be only
ONE DOLLAR PER .ANNUM
THE SATURDAY CHRONICLE
Is printed on a sheet of manoth size. :.
and contains weekly, thirty-two CO.
Iumns Of closely printed matter, en-
bracmg every variety OF choice liteary,
scientific, and news matters, of a
character to prove instructive to the
family circle. THE CHRONICLE
has now been several years in exist
ence, and the publishers believe that,
Without VANITY on thelr part, they may
safely assert that it has canned for il
sell Reputation for EGcelyence in
all It's departments of Useful fafoy-
n n, Sound Philosophy, HghI
Toned Morals, ind Attractive ana
paIuadIe rariety, surpassed by no
other newspaper in the United States
The leading contents are =
literary IaIcs, The Fine .arts,
agriculture, Science and .4at, Ira
refllng Sketches, Manners and Gus
toms, Lodis' Department, BiQgra-
phy, Prices Current, Baak N0teI
Last, Money Matters, History, Edu-
cation, PQpuiar Statistics, Letters
from a6road, Ne,O Publications.
Moral Readings, Music, Ne,cs o.
The Day, Foreign Intelligence, Lo-
cal NeaoS, Humer0uS, &c. &c.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03
TN c0bLbc1ghn mn,
III olociaw c0msy Atlas.

! VII offer Tor tpla h lIie hlphesl
bidder iof eash nt IT, count loiiae
door of cioctaw cogaly ff mlppl.
~ Gfocu1bofouoh, ou Monday lho
5ih day Of November nest nsisy
within Iho hours prcedibod nv law,
The following property VIZ, The . !
Of llios " ! of sec no ~ IN township
no - north Of range Nd 7 cast, con.
tanning ~ D2-l00 acres as4csscd ~
being gronicd to and " the property
Of Jesse Watson, and WdI be- sold or
SO much thereof rs will satisfy the
state and county taxes duo for the
years 1910 and ~ oudall legal costs
that may accrue thctDn Amount
OF taxes due for said years w O5cts.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03
HI. BUCK, II & C C c mi.
August 6, IS42. prs fee SI4.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
In choctaw county miss.
IN Choctaw County Mississippi.

| will offer for sale TO the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door Of Choctaw county.
MI at Greensborough, on Monday the 7lh day
oil November next (842) within the hours pre-
snribed by law, the following property viz: The
south wset 4 of section no 10 in township no
~ north Of range no east, containing SO So
100 acres, assessed as granted to and as the
property of Orvall Carson, and will be sold or so
much thereof as will satisfy the state and ooun.
ty taxes due for the year l84l, and all legal
cost that may accrue thereon.
Amounted tdxes due for the year l84l 3l4cu
II. BUCK. T A e. c, C C nj.
August s, l842. 7 IDS psfes ID dole.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03
TAX cOLLECTORs sgLE.


| will oiIer for falo 20 ~ h.a
biddor iot cash NJ Tie cow Im
door " cloctaw county W Irt
~ Gnchaborougl, on Monday ii
7ti day Of November nest Iiaa
within the hours prescribed By Inv
the following property vizt The 4
4 Of these 4 ofwc no - IN TOWNSHIP
40 20 north Of range no II oasl, con
tanning 10 iD.l0O acres, assessed
being granted to and os lbe pr0peu|
Of Isaac w Wright, and viii ho soI
or 50 much thereof ug viii satisfy NJ
state and county taxes due for III
year ls1l, and oil legal costs thutma
accrue thcreonj amount of taxes du
for said year, 60 cents.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03

LOT SAID year GO cents.
H. BUCK, II & c mi
August 6, lS42. prs fee SI4
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
In choctaw county miss.
will offer for sale to the hiehes
bidder for cash at the court house
door OF choctaw county mississippi,
Greensborough, on Monday the I'll
day OF November next (I842) within
the hours prescribed by law, the fol |
loving property viz: The II w ]
section no 7 in township no go nortl
OF range no II east, containing l5S
82-l00 acres. Amount of taxes due
for lS4l ST 3I4 cents.
Also the w ] of the e and the
n / of the w ! of sec no 7 in town.
shlpno 90 north of range no IL east
containing lI9 S7-lo0 acres, Amt
of taxes due for 1871, 9S cents.
Also the W ! of the S w I of sec no
I'm township no 90 north of range no
IL east, containing 79 96-IOO acres
amount taxes due for 1871, Sc cents
all assessed as being granted TO and
as the property or oamuel Morrow
and will be sold or so much thereof as
will satisfy the state and county tax
es due for the year 1871, and all legal
costs that may accrue thereon.
H. BUCK, II & c chi.
August 6, IS42. prs fee sci
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
In choctaw county miss.
] will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house
door of choctaw county mississippi,
at Greensborough, on Monday the
18th day of November next lS42)
within the hours prescribed by law,
the following property viz: The Sc
1 of the II W ! of sec no 81 in towns'p
no 81 north of range no 7 east, con-
tanning 80 96-lOO acres, assessed as
being granted to and as the property
OF James 5. Gordan, and will be sold
or so much thereof as will satisfy the
state and county taxes due for the
year ls4l, and all legal costs that may
accrue thereon. Amount of taxes
due for said year 7sa cents.
II. BUCK, a & mi.
August f, lS42. prs fee SI4.
TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE,
In choctaw county miss.
| will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house
ioor of choctaw county mississippi,
It Greensborough, on monday the
Tth day of November next {Is42)
within the hours prescribed by law,
he following property viz: The
of the S w ! of sec no % in towns'p
10 FL north Of range no Z east, con-
aiming 40 $500 acres. Amount of
axes due for the year 1889 SO cts.
Also the n w ! of section no % in
ownship no 81 north of range no 7
asst, containing leo $1,000 acres.
AMOUNT oftaxes due for 1889 50.
Also the east of the / ofsec
0 80 in township no 81 north of
ange no 7 east, containing so 2l-IoO
cres. Amount of taxes due for the
ear 1889 ST
All assessed as being grantedto and
$ the property ofBolling c. Burnett,
nd will be sold or SO much thheeof
$ will satisfy the state and county
lxes due for 1889, and all legal costs
lat may accrue thereon.
II. BUCK, II &cc mi.
August s, le4e. prs fee Sci.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03
M u S I C.

AS an additional attraction, and for
the especial qualification of Ladies, the
Music of some popular Air, Melody.
or Ballad, will be occasionally insert
ed, so that our readers in the Interior
will have the advantage Of possessing
new tavorite Music for the Voice or
Piano, almost as soon as it is issued in
the large cities.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03

downright Bigamy.-A man in
North Carolina, at different times.
married thirteen wives, and reward
was offered for his apprehension. A
person anxious to bring the monster
to justice, enticed him into his house,
and persuaded his wife to chat with
him until he could procure a consta-
bic. When he returned, he found
that the culprit had eloped with lbs
rib. The rascal had ought to be hung.
-EVening Post.
IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-Judge Will
kins decided on the application of
John H. OStram and others for an in
junction to restrain the sale of 36,l97
acres of land taxed before the patents
were issued by the United States, as
follows:
LIST. That, although the auditor
general was the nominal party on the
record, the State of Michigan was the
real party, and that the court could
not interfere by injunction to restrain
the State in the exercise of an act of
sovereignty.
cd. That State officer, proceeding
legally in the execution of a duty i'm
posed upon him by State law which
is constitutional, cannot be restrained |
from executing that duty, by iniunc-
ton from this court.
Sd. That the State of Michigan has
the right to tax lands from the time of
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03
LOUtsVtLLE MISS
SATURDAY, srrrEMnra0,ts1g.
NJ Democratic majority In N

- Democratic majority III N.
CofoIinai--ls In tho Senate; go In
tho House, giving the Democrats a
majority Of 10 on jointJbanot The
Wing majority on joint.ballot last
year, was 80, making a Democrtic
gain in the "0ld North State" Of 10
members since the last election. The
days Of the political existence Of
Federalism are swiftly gliding to d
final consumatlon.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03

We notice in the New Orleans pa
pers, that the new crop of cotton was
selling there on the Goth ut at "a a
n cents.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03
H. BUCK, n cen
August @, 1912 prs fee Sl1
TAX COLLECTOR'S SaLE,
In choctaW county miss.

I will offer for sale to the hiqhcs
bidder for cash ut the court lous|
door of choctaw county mississippi
at Greensborough, on Monday th|
9TH day of November next (lS42
within the hours prescribed by law
the following property viz; The e A
OF the W 1 of sec no 80 in township
no 20 north Of range no IL east, con.
talnlng so lo-l00 acres, assessed aS
beng granted to and as the property
OF James Kelley, and will be sold Of
so much thereof as will satisfy thd
state and county taxes due for the
year ls4l and all legal costs that may
accrue thereon; amount of taxes due
for said year &C cents.
II nTTrT n O. n - . -.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-03

We are pleased to see the planters
of that portion ofour State trading to
New Orleans, taking SO decided a
stand against the oppressive tarlh Of
that city, it shows that notwlthstand-
ing their pecuniary embarassments,
our farmers are determined not to
submit to every tyranical, highland
ed measure that the Glood-sctcherS of
the faithless corporation Of New Or
leans may think proper to adopt TO
redeem their worthless shiaplaSters.
We bid our agricultural friends god
speed, for we see no reason why they
may not ship their cotton direct from
our own State to Europe, or any Other
place, as well as to stop and pay their
tribute to set of swindlers in the
bandit city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-02
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERl
lThese invaluable Pvwders rsallv
in Europe bat France particular upwards thirty
well by Thousands this country, being the only mild
safe and ecacious remedy fer married ladies' whose heal
fcrbds rapid increase OF family.
Madame Resel as is well known for thirty years Fee
male Phyaian the principal Female Hosmtais in In.
ropehose Vienna and Paswhere favored Sy her usst
experience and opportunities she attained lat celebv in
those great science 90 special
to the female frame, for which her medicines now ssand uni
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IN the me indian Of life and the rspd
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fond mother to premature their sourceo
I'VE At knowlsdes Of the par Of female indispos
tonsespecially Of married emiss-which IN lana la
he discovery her celebrated =" Preventive Powdwno
Their adoption been the of preserving not only
fond mother. ~ WI" -
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject and es
msng i vast BENEFITS resulting thousands sdo
uon would most tfly the Of
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NOT wise and ruous 10 evils which arr sub
jsct ny simple and healthy mean, within our control Eyey
dspessonite, yrnors and enlightened mind will unh,
msly answs, IN the s,mays. Price Eve dollar, package.
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rers mast be post paid aid add.es MADAME RES
TELL, emae PhyslcIan. Principal Office hs Greenwich
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-02
PORTUGUESE
r e M A L E Pill L s. 4.

n Pr BoUDELoQuE. Al D, LISBON. PORTUGAL.
I'HE Scientific comlnau Of Ingredients of which here
Pills composed have made them the wonder and ADM;
ration Of the world They known all Europe to b
the only preparation discovered that has invariably
certain IN producing the monthly turns Their certainty in all
being such that thew be
for though always mild, safe and healthy they
produce miscarriage IL used during thar period. .
THE directions translated EnQs aud enveiopeA
round with the seal Of the importer, stamped Each boz cen
rectons have the signature OF Dr. f. MELVEAU authorized
agent fer the continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mail OF the Cnifed
States Letters directed to Dr. +. Melvesu. hsy ~ New
York. will meet with immediate attention, All letter. mut
be paid Sold by appointment Cherry, Ca;h
ae street. Prizes g. Half boxes 81 No half bcves :snt by
mail M fmsr d&w