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D.. ANc,
Oar Sir You ask nc what proofs nee.
with o!tte efficacy of your me!icin.. -o" size
" say that never prescribed a m';irna "I
Bowel Complaints that las given me 81 1iIch
satisfaction, and my patients so speedy and per-
.set relief as this Wheuevor int.o!laeI into Il
IA ni'y, il becomes l standing remedy for those
,i'meut; and is called oragain and again. Which
think a pretty good proof of its lcarr and
Is,Ulncss. In the Summer Compliant Of c'il-
,rrnit has frequently appeared to saatc,! the lit
lie victims, asst were, ironi Il" "rlyc. Il. st
ynI the l,jaof my child, and o, vi. and such Il
aIiIi,n have repeatedly hear. sid. II dyson
sric affections of adults. hng7 time and again,
cea ii act like charm, and giya p,rmnnent re-
iicfina few hours, may say in Nv uj:tltas,
IN ila, it IS valuable medicine, ald 40 l.mi.
should 30 withou. it. Eespoc.crny,
NJ l.. KNAPP, H. y.
Lg's Pfr';eint to the CA'im9@e DisgsNsry, ca1
.2sent far The .Et's!aad Faccjas Institution
For 3L,a At Q. ~. fAlnoi's .,;ea.c;ne : Paint
Store III ton. '.-H
The hornet., 1843-07-11
June 5, 1913.
NJ We CE. m

DY virtue of two Deeds of Trust from John L.
HD Irwin and Lucy w. Irwin his wife, to us as
Trustees, dated the 18th day Of March, lS40 and
the other dated the 9th of May 1910, and both duly
recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the Probate
Court of Carroll county, Mississippi, and also duly
recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the Probate
Court of Warren county, Mississippi, to secure to
John w. Wick the payment Of certain sum of money
therein mentioned; will sell to the highest bidder,
for cash. at the Valley Plantation of the late John L.
Irwin, in Carroll county, Mississippi, on
The 22nd day Of August, lS43,
the following described Lands and other property,
to-wit:-
Section No. twenty three in township twenty,
range two east containing SIX HUNDRED AND
FORTY ACRES;
The south west quarter of section fourteen; the
south east quarter of section ffteen and the north
halt of the east half and north half Of the west half
of the south east quarter Of section fourtcen all in
township twenty, range two east; containing FOUR
HUNDRED ACRES, more or less.
The hornet., 1843-07-11
American Oil.

This OIL was recently discovered near Burksville
Kentucky, after penetrating through the solid rock
upwards of two hundred feet below the earhs sur
face. 1t was readily supposed TO be possessed of
Medical virtues, and has been applied with unpara-
leled success and is most highly recommended in the
treatment of Rheumatism, Cholc, Burns, Scalds-
fresh Cuts, Ulcers, Pains, Bruises, Weak and Sore
Eyes, Cancer, Consumption, Cramp Cholic, Cough,
Liver complaint Phthisic, Scad- Head, Breaking cut
on the Head, letter Worm. Dropsy, Badness, Grip
Piles, Ear-ache, Deafness, Worms, Shingles Thrush,
&c. Also, in the treatment of the following disea-
ses in Horses: Bots, Cholic, Sore Back, Purifying
Sores, Weak Eyes, Film, Scratches, Splint Wounds
&c So far the proprietor of the American Oil
has been informed by those who have repeatedly US
ed it for the ChOic, they have known fail to
afford relief, from the most violent attacks of
the Cramp Cholic, within fifteen or twenty minutes
after taking il, and usually il less than FIVE minutes
He has heard of its failing to effect speedy
cure for Scalds or Burns.
The above article has been left for SALE by the Pro-
prietor, at the Drug Store of Drs. Mclean g. Stsns-
bury, where certificates be seen from persons
Eho have used the oil.
CARRoILToy. June IL. lS43 43-4m
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DR.. HULL'S
FeCe1' and .4SMp PilES.

certain and speedy cure for Ferer and Apus,
HE extensive prevalence in this country Of that
troublesome disease FEVER AND AGUF, or IN,
TERMlTTENT FEVER, and the vast amornt y,
suffering and distress which it has occasioned bos
naturally led to the adoption of many commands
ana mixtures ior ITS mitigation and relief AMONG
these some few have been found temporariIv bopof
clal in particular while the great majority aro
not only utterly useless. but absolutely deleterous
In many instances operating as stimulants to tbo dc
ease intended to be cured. In other cases tho dot
rious nature of the ingredients used in these
cal compounds, has been found extensively preindal
10 the cohsutuhon, not untrequently resulting in
other affections OF highly dangerous character
1t must be evident to all persons of reaect;on a.
FEVER AND AGUE, to be treated snccossfm', t'iu'
must be approached scientifically, and with ri
knowledge OF the peculiar character of tho disease
and particularly of the leading causes of IFS
aDce- Though differing materially in rnanv df a.
features from other tevers, INTERMITTENT FF'
YER, OR FEVER AND AGUE is almost oIu. ~
accompanied by a deranged and sometimes an irr;tss
Bile condition of the digestive apparatus The ~,
dition is indicated by quick pulse, thirst na; ~
the head and loins and other evidences of fevor
10 afford the desired relief by the adoption of NOD
1clne calculated to operate upon the digestive
remove the affecting disease, and correct or5 -,
prove the tone of the stomach the mos earnest 60.
ton has recently been directed by several ,a,;al
sehueeh OF extensive experience and the result of
.he investigation is the adoption of the preparat;on
here recommended as HULL'S PILLS, which bavinn
oeen prepared with the sole reference to this part;cu
lar disease and with strict regard to medical science
IS admirably adapted TO restore the deranped ora,
OF the system to healthfu state, and of conrse IS
move simultaneously, both the disease and its
In renewing the healthy action of the d;GeSt;,c
organs, the effect of this medicine is to operass :;
mghiy beneficial manner upon diseases originating
n n similar causes with Fever and Ague. Amonsg
9ese may be Slassed' Bowel Complaint, Dysenery
petite, Night-Sweats, Water-Brash. ana tb,, aPp. aP
obstinate complaint. DYSPEPSIA; the extensive
'alence of which. in this country has become pr.
eT OF serious alarm For all these diseases. tbase
ais is an excellent remedy. Each boy conto;ne
~ doses, Price only One Dollar. '''ih'
For sale by c. g. c. STANCrr
-i'0''' -i"iCh ~ 1910. 3-6m.
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ito fsfa aaaHg t8s been ogefihufnr ahd can
as4..g b. sabidsd If iHa mms FaY FHeaI inf.
rrtffafa. though long established aad fI'fefaI in.
f,HmsfaHs however eftfifalI vtIl Fie.iaihe iofmef
n ar4I sad fif latter ~ largo dpsss NJ these Pills,
48H Htfi.4 hysfan.H afeeioHs. hyp0r1Hdfnrisfni
fssfrssHfsa. and very many other varieties N ihe
Ns1ra.Isa class of diseases yield 10 the efficacy of
those Pills. Price, twenty-five cents per bot with
fI directions. fof mic by G. & q. 6IANtlLL. /.
CaroIun. March ~. 1873 3zGm.
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D'' LACoUNTS VEGETABLE roor,, ,o,,z
ELIXIR. h-AOhE
!, a cfTEoln and imme9;o,.

DR IaroIr.Tn rsum and immediate cure.
E, LACOUNr having sppo;n,od -. Fl
the TOOTH 5e sale of his valuable Drops Sesete agents
an ,nfoe' can with confidence .ur ene cure Of
ne reSeF =; cure in all cases, howevor oena as
out apV in very few minutes and tb. severe CIV
property Of ne Teeth Gums it eS wlL
State and Of the Gums when in oss sas
Price, y cents t0,nng healthy and vigorous yiOru aS,oU
S'i''' wal. For sale by '90' a''ion'
C'rTolIton, March 2l, lsia r. d 6 SrANcILL
~ Am
The hornet., 1843-07-11

The Centre-table Ornament is the first Of the Kind
that has ever originated in this country and ofcourse
came from the office of the Ladys Book, from whence
all other designs and ideas are copied
We have now in hand ten original Paintings, by
the most celebrated artists of the day.
l.. A. COREY,
Publishers Hall Phadelnbia
The hornet., 1843-07-11

The Stock Of MULES, HORSES, &C., on said Plan
taton.-ALso, all the interest which the said John L.
Irwin had in Stock Farm, in co-partnership with
John w. Kendall, consisting Of Cattle, Hogs, Sheep
and other Stock, number indefinite.
In like manner will also be sold by u.s. at the resi-
dence of the late John L, Irwin, in Vicksburg, on
THE 3OH dag Of August, lS43.
The following negroes, to-wit Henry, Malinda
Sam, Lucy and infant, Julia, Sythe Sarah, Octayia
and two children, Q4iza and Charles,) and all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture; and, also, the
stock OF Mules, Horses, &C., now remaining on the
Old River Plantation of said John L. Irwin or so
much of the above property will be sufficient to sat
isfy said Trust Deeds. E...r
Selling as Trustees, will convey such title only
as have by virtue of said Trust Deeds, which is
believed to be good. WILLIAM WICK,
JOHN LANE,
Trustees.
February Is, ls43. 5I-6m.
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DISSOLUTION.

TTNHE eo-partnerSbip heretofore existing in the
Il name and style Of WooD & SrANcILL, is this
dpy dissolved by mutual consent. q. Stancill viii
atls the business of thu said firm.
J. ]. WOOD,
u. STANCILL.
Greenwood. Miss, April 10. l543. 9-tf
2 q. Stancill will continue business in the house
ppied by Wood e. StaRcill
The hornet., 1843-07-11

DR.. Smith knew a child that was cured of FITS bv
these Lozenges after three years suffering and when
nothing else would give her the least relief He has
used them in his practice for the last two wears in
several hundred cases, and always with success
BOY on Boardof one Of the New Orleans Packets wa
cured OF hts by only one dose of them.
mr. Fulsom, of Spring street, cured three of his
chlIdren OF worms by only one box.
captain Griffin, cured his child years old bv orl,
tfee doses she had been given up by the physicians
as incurabe, and was fast wasting awav be;ng oi'
most reduced to skeleton The doctors conjd nn,
teli what allied the child an the father in read;ng tho
symptoms OF worms, thought probably thew m;g5, he
t1e cause of all the difficulty, and conseGnpntv D
Phed to Dr. Hull, who gave her box of his Worp,
ozenges; after the first dose the child ran 70 bor e.
oner, frightened at the large quantity of worms that
came from her She is now as well and benrtr '',aS aS
any cnld' and no doubt has been saved from On c0
slSye AVE- Cy ~ only three doses of these Lozenres
Mr' t,N W. HoPewell. East Broadway, gaye Thorn 20
I enid and they brought away worms bv bnnSrod" "
rareGts should always keep those Lozenges N th
ncuse' Tor they are the best medicine thai So - e
to children afflicted with worms % Oe ekH aI
nu1 VIII take them as readily as most dec;oms
.onGy. Price, twenty-five cents box with
'eIt.onS; For sale by C. g. q STSM0TIT iE1i VI
Oafrollton, March 81, ls43. - asvo ANOlLl-
The hornet., 1843-07-11
ZOE PRENTENG

Of every description, correctly executed at this office
with neatness and despatch, on the nost
reasonable terms.
The hornet., 1843-07-11
HMLLs WnHM LnLENlEs.

paovfr In moro than JOO rascg 70 be nfallibie the
only rert5in Misunderstanding Medicines IN use, and
are the greatest discovery ever made for dispcllng
the various kinds Of qsUrms, that frequently aud
dislrcssngIy Snnay both children and adults. Many
diseases arisa from worms, aud occasion long and
intense saferiug and even doqth without their ever
being suspected grown persons arc very often
afflicted with them and are docored for various com.
plants, without any benefit; when one dose Of these
LOzenges would speedily cure them They are an
nalible remedy, and so pleasant TO the taste that
children will take them rs readily us common pepper
mint Lozenges.
SYMPTOMS or WORMS Pain in Jle joints and
limbs, offensive BREATH picking the nose, grinding
Of the teeth during sleep and al times a paleness
about the lips with flushed cheeks; bleeding at the
nose, gnowing sensation at the stomach fla ashes of
heat over the surface Of the body, slight chis or
shiverings headache drowsiness, vertergo, torpor,
disturbed dreams, sudden starting in sleep with fright
and screaming with troublesome cough, feverish-
ness thirst, plaid hue, fits, bad TASTE the mouth.
difficult breathing pain in the stomach or bowels fa-
hgue nausea, squeamishness, voracious appetite
Ieanness' bIoated stomach or llr gripping pains in
various parts of the body, sen. f something ris-
ing in the throat, itching Of the anus towards night
frequent desire to pass something from the bowels,
and sometimes diSchrrgeS of slime and mucus.
Read tie fo}loWing Letters:
New-York, September 49, 1871.
DEAR misunderstanding to your request, we
have used your Lozenges in several cases of worms
and found them uniformly successful, We have no
difficulty in getting children to take them, as they are
perfectly pleasant. We shall use them in our prac-
uce whenever occasion offers believing them to be
the best vernifuge medicine in use. We have also
used your Cough Lozenges very extensively, and fine
them fully to answer the purpose you recommend
themtor We are yours, respectfully,
ZACHARIAH B. LANE NJ n
w. f. PLEASANT, NJ. D. K
GREEN H. BARRY, d.
The hornet., 1843-07-11
rr,dp RR; S,I5 HULL,S III WORM LozENGE,s

vx7np RR; S,c5 cHULLS IlLS WORM LozENGE,S
w U%ano. ,honS WOkAtS!! WORMS !!!-To ,oD,oro
of the eSe troublesome and dangerous nb,btaD,s
health on oDd ano bowels which so often imns;r ~
HuiPs SVorm ueStFCy the lives of CHILDREN use Dr. m
ton for the removal Tnges y certain and safe prepera
tn tDisPPepsla' Sour Stomach Want OF .! worms
Bowo aud Ague, and Debility Of tbp S,o inian
cen,e eiS ana organs of Digestion P-oo ondcn ana
i'S per Oox wihfull elections. For s%eIry -hVe
OarFollton March 2I Is4S. " u NIANClLL
The hornet., 1843-07-11
UfNISTHATORS NOTICE.


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faas 1M. 1858 1863.
The hornet., 1843-07-11
StrayyeGI

-11>,rl l,f.t.z=o FROM the subscriber living in
=t. 60 CarrolIton, a small Bay Pony,
- roach name and tail-makes mo-.
tons at pacing, and is very gentle. Any in
formation respecting his whereabouts will be
received, and ample compensation
will be made FOR all necessary trouble in his
return.
G.. w. II. BROWN.
June 5, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-07-11
THE NEW VOLUME OF
GOdcy'S Aady's Book,

TO COMMENCE WITH JuLY 1913.
Original Paintings by The first Masters Of fhe Art
Original Deagns-Orginai Matter.
We offer rs follows
| copy Lady's Book and | copy of Godey's Centre
table Ornament, containing l3 elegant mezzotint and
steel Engravings for SO
2copies Lady's Book and , copies of Godev's Cen
The hornet., 1843-07-11
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~ bag saeiil,l.f ~
TAsTE F4sifiOs ~
BhLLEaLETft,
Tor ilse ladies AZ

poffts ithfs nm t.,.,.
asfiff 9f Fssfs Halgsfmlfy -. -
eve tBd ilalfpHiss'e guide aa.t
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09
HULL's TRUssEs.-Notice to Run

AA tired Persoas-Persoas afflicted with ruptrres may
rely apon The best instrumental aid the world affords on
apphcanon at the office, no YeseyStreet TO either OF
careful to exaRne the back pad of Huls tru.se 10 see
they are endorsed by DE- Hull writing None are penn
me or TO be relied upon good, without his signature
MANY persons have undertaken yend limitations of
hus celebrated gsses and Thousands imposed upon IN
Consequence These limitations relied upoo b-y
ere made By unskiu mechanics, and are no hef,e, han
the ordinary tIusseA $4,000
Rooms Fave been fitted up at No yeseysrees e1olu
sivety for Isies having separate entraac. from he h
ness department, where female constant ai,endsuee
70 wait upon female paiientx 81 :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09
POSITIVE CURE FOR CORNS-

Il Sir Asty Coopcrs celebrated Corn Save has now
been beoreths citizens OF New York for sufficient length
far have been able TO learn. poyed is. an in
fa!ibe cure. It's use has we believe been send.d with
perfect success as the following certificates will show:
Corn ssye has perfectly cured my corns and from It's G
ects my and that OF many others which have cora.
within nay knowledge, disposed regard il as spe-
cihc. II. Fl. SHERWOOD, n. ID. 325 Broadway
have used Dr. Coepers Corn Selve with perfect
so bad that considered them ncnrabe one or two an
pcatons OF the above named save entirely removed them
without pain WYMaED BkaDBlrRy
Publisher Of the Boston Miscellany &c IN Nassau Il
Sold wholesale and retail LIS Nassau ST. and .eaed a,
james X Caio.'s, M. D. 13 Broadway; Messrx sands
rs Broadway, Ars Harpers 81 Bowery las Fulton st.
Brooklyn, and at James Harris, corner Chambers St and
Broadway. ia Iu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09
IT INDoW SHADES WINDOW

w SHADES!-The subscribers respectfully Inform
their friends and the public that having leased the spacious
store MOI Spruce few doors Nassau they
prepared TO execute all orders for Painting every
description, with neatRess eeonotly and DESPATCH
al! kinds Of Sign Painting done in style be- sur
passed by any other establishment Gold Signs warranted
fade. large assortment Of well seasoned Sign
Boards always on hand
Banners Interior Decorations and Transparences 10
order. Designs furnished and executed in superior style
Specimens OF work always be and references given
by calling a. The above place.
TEey have hand and constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window Shades Strangers in The
city, keepers OF hotels saloons public places resort and
families, always be supplied with Shades the best de-
scripon, and warranted TIE assortment consists o! spen
did Italian Landscapes, Wild Vgnettes, French Scrolls.
yigaet,es and Roseie Centres, scripural Views Fancy
Sketch and Gothic Landscape Centres Tintern Abbeys-
All kinds Of Shades, matter how difficult painted in
u superior style al this establishment
They would Likewise call the attention OF the public 10
most splendid Gothic SHADE got up in good sye and war.
raned TO please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms
Trimmings furnished and Shades fixed Il required
BARTOL DE MAUNY.
SAMUEL f. BARroL.
LEVI, f. De NAusY uItf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09
TN CHANCERY.-Before the Chaneel,

n lor-In tie matter OF the Hope Insurance COMPANY
In pursuance OF order OF this Court made in tLe sD
enu,ed cause, will be sold al Public Auction, by Hap
Jenkins, Aacnoneers al the Merchant Exchange ~
Cry OF New-York, the 10Th day OF February Se1b
O'Clock, noon, on tha; day
All Inc right, title and interest Of the Trustees oil e
company 10 The certificate Of award OF the Coz mps
appointed under the act Of Congress- passed me 7h oay
June 1885 entitled An Act carry iao effect ne
Venton between The Uoited States and spaia "a
al Madrid on The 18th osFesrnary, ls4-y WE ia.s
certihcas WIS awarded Tthe Trustees OF The hops ss
rance on,pany-ctasaanis entitled 10 indemnify
Convention the sum Of twentyone thousand ose EaA
and dollars and ninety cents t$zI,ios VI
And notice hereby glven in pursuance OF ne Trss
The said Court that after making iuch sae, tbe saa
tees will proceed 10 make distribution OF the ptoces
such safe, together with The already IN shs1f - M
among OF the Stockbsifsr a. were boasis 80 q
stock OF The said Hope Insurance Company al e - d
The making Of the last dividend on The said 3
any 81 those who gt that time ssocsao .gh
" SAID Insurance. Company have soce sold or 80. a
"her interest in said stccs, in Ignorance Oh shen
stockholders the value OF said SOCK uneer IA
mentioaed Ceaty convention and TIE aWaia ..rst
Commissioner, that they thefr legal repre-. Trn,
may apply TO this Court tof order directing
" pay ever To such stockholders or ther
gal representatives their propo.iioaafe par OF s<
.or The proceeds ibefeoEo ,-,,scsfa
made JOHN R. TRACY, soteiin,
is9 3wD' - ae.shanH s3SsA's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09
TTAIR COLORING.-Iacob MI

A would inform bis old customers add an ,so. ..
wish 10 have beautiful head OF hair thar he
and has for sale al ~ Broocle Dove 8; Gear Chat
LATELY improved he guarantees viii be sec,uai ia nerra
psnty coor1ng RED or gray hair TO bcaaaf0l brown
His1A sflmr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09
i AYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
BY Special Appointment.
TOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer

~ TO THE QUEEN.-CAUTION.-The high cIiarac.
OF these Pens has induced the attempt, the part o;
several ePunbe makers opractce fraud not only upon
Mr.. Gllstt but also upon the public An inferior cle,
bearing the misspe. name, tcs, elliot emitting the final
in the Sarkst IL readily De detected by its
unfinished appearance and the common style ia which
Is put up.
Observe, the genuine Pen, are all uarked in full
Joseph Glotrs Patent" Joseph Gtls warraned;n
ard that each gross bears fac smile of bis Signature
THE above s4ny be had, wholesale Of HENRY JESSOP
jy5 " 81 John-strre1. corner OF Gold.
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Tirqinia fnspertion Eau.

SPEECH OF Hon. WILLIS Hall
In the Assembly Of Neao York, on ms nao'.1 %
to instruct the Attorney General 10 ,ese ne
Constitutionatity Of the parg7n.a t1 q.
ton Law by suit IN the Onatsa STATES
Supreme Court.
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B. kEMITTANCES TO IRELAND,

SMElc. 6c-The subscriber continues 70 transmit moe'
sums large or small persons residing 81 aay pss
OF Ireland, In The same be- and his pfedsefso
have DONE for tee last thirty years asa more also, a
part Of England Scotland.
Money remiIted by letter tpos paid to the snbscnsa,a
personally deposited with him, with the OF The Pe
persons in ireland, England Scotland, ph0 hs
TO DC sent, and nearest post town, will be icaedi!a
transmitted and paid accordingly and receipt 70 thais
feet given forwarded To the sender.
us lm' GEORGE MCBRIDE. Jy 80 CeazSI
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execute law which is Inconsistent with the har-
nony of the Union, of her Devotion to which sic
boasts SO loudly.