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stances none, an early inspection oil them Is desir-
able.
The superiority Of the MroHssIchL LAMPS for par
Ior, and ali elegant establishments, IS 80 well esab-
I,sbed that they need no recommendation Their
almost exclusive use In Paris and throughout the
continent, for thirty years past, and the great in
crease Of demand for them in New York and Pha.
drIphia since 1881 when the Depot in those cities
was established is sufficient evidence Of their great
utility.
some improvements have lately been made in the
construction Of the lamps and they may be consider
ed the perfection Of mechanism. In order that par
ties pui chasing lamp may have confidence in their
performing all that Is requisite, every lamp sold by
W. will be warranted
We are provided With competent workman, who
will nut IN perfect order French Lamps Of every des
cript,on. and any Mechanical Lamp purchased at
.t6,r Of the establishments at New York Boston, or
pbii,delpb,,. At = trinng or no expense.
A, msny parties may not be aware Of the fact that
he,e Lamps are IN very general use in New York for
Illuminating public building, (for which purpose
the, are particularly sdaped.) It mby not be out Of
n.sr 10 give the names Of Of them-ss, for 10
stance the Astor House, Carlton House, y. Y. So
ciey Library, Manson House, Park Place House,
CAFE Tortoni seienor Fercros, and many other pub
I've buildings throughout the country from all OF
which certificates Of the most satisfactory character
=, MAST n Co,
p,nn,yIvauia avenue, bet 9th and 10th ss,
len 05--dlvssodlv
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUR OF MEETING.
Mr.. RUSSELL, Of Ohio, submitted the following
resolution, VIZ:
Rssoired, That from and after the 3)th instant the
daily hour to which this House shall stand ad journed,
shall be eleven o'clock, a. NJ, until otherwise or
dcred.
Mr.. FILLMORE hoped that the gentleman would
amend his resolution, that IL may take effect from
Monday week the 9th Of February.
And the resolution, ssthus amended, was agreed to.
GOVERNMENT STOCK.
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Maryland, presented the me-
mortal OF thousand citizens of Baltimore of al
parties, asking Congress TO create two hundred mil.
lions of Government stock, TO be distributed among
the several States and Territories according 10 their
respective populations; similar memorial from the
same city, signed by J. ID. Walker and hundred
merchants, aud he proceedings Of a meeting in rea-
ton 10 he subject, he In Ohio county, Virginia all
Of which were referred to the select committee,
which consists Of Mossrs. johnson, of MARYLAND
Gentry, Of Tennessee; Adams, Of Massachusetts
Casey, Of Illinois; Cooper, Of Pennsy lysnia Mar.
shall, Of kentuckyi Howard, Of Michigan Morris,
Of Ohio; and Crayens, Of Indiana.
TnE ExcuEourR.
Mr.. FILLMORE called Tor the orders Of the day,
being the consideration Of the following reso ution
reported by the majority Of the Committee Of Ways
and Means, q getber with the pending amendments
viz
Resolred, That the plan Of an Erchequor presented
to Congress by the Secretary Of the Treasury at the
last session. and entitled "A bill amondalory Of the
several acts establishing the Treasury Department"
ought not to be adopted.
The SPEAKER having decided that this subject
took precedence Of all other bus ness
MIR. FILLMORE said that the Committee Of Ways
and Means did not consider their examination comm
ed so exclusively to this measure TO prevent thom
| from making such notifications they might judge
TO be necessary The gentleman from Msssa.
chusetts, (Mr. Cushing however, complained that
| they had proposed no Affirmative action, and, as a
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
w. T.. BURTON.

w. T.. BURTON.
Presents his grateful respects to the inhabitants and
ysiters of Washington and its vicinity, and informs
them that his BENEFIT, AND LAST APPEAR
ANCE will take place
ON SATURDAY, January 2sth,
The Last Night of the Season, when the Sterling
Comedy, by Coleman, of
THE HEIR AT LAW
will be supported by powerful array of talent.
DR.. Pangloss LII. ID. and A. s. s. by Mr.. BURTON,
Lord Dubery, Mr., JOHN SEXTON, who has kind
ly volunteered.
CicIy Homespun, Miss REYNOLDS.
MUSICAL OLIO,
In which Miss REYNOLDS, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON,
and Mr. BURTON will sing several songs.
To conclude with Two Acts of the popular Drama Of
CHARLES O'MALLEY,
In which Mr.. BURTON and Miss JUDY MACAN
will appear.
Box Book now open.
Jan. 27-F&S
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NEw HAMrsuRr.-Col Galley has declined The
nomination Tor Governor rendered 10 him by the
Wing members Of the Legislature
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a Kno,cing Dog The Boston Poet says gentle
man 1T West Cambridge has = large dog, who, ey,ry
day upon the arrival Of the omnibus runs out TO re-
ceive the newspaper, which he regularly convey, 10
the family.
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THURSDAY, the 26th instant,

a rich and complete assortment, comprising
some entirely new styles of Lamps, and
every article in the line, Of that exquisite
taste peculal to French manufactures, Sc
lected from the latest and most fashionable
models now in use at Paris, and as therc
are but few duplicates, and in many in
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nS-Tbo latest Ohio newspapers inform ~ that
ihe river in navgaSe order for NE largest class
I oats.
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ST. PAuLs CLOCK, UoNpos.) "A writer in the
Hartford Courant thus describes the clock WORKS in
the tower Of this cathedral:
The pendulum is fourt en- feet long and the weight
at the ID is one cwt the dial the outside
gulated by a smaller one within the length Of the
minute hands on the exterior dias Is eight feet and
the weight Of each seventy five pounds the length Of
the hour hands Is five feet five inches and the weight
forty -four pounds each the diameter of the dals IS
eighteen feet ten inches and he length Of the ar
figures two feet two and q half inches.
The fine toned bell which strikes, . clearly distin-
uuished from every other bell IN the metropolis and
has been distinctly heard at the distance Of twenty
miles II is about ten feet in diameter and said
to weigh four ard a half tons. This bell = tolled
on the death Of any member If the royal family, Of
the lord mayor, bishop Of London, or dean The
cathedral.
The whole expense Of building the cathedral was
about million and half pounds storlng-in the
Tn ted States currency about six and two thirds nit
lions Of dollars.
ALABAMA GoLD.-i he last Alabamian says --
" The broken lands IN some parts Of Randolph and
TallapOOsa counties said 20 teen with the pre-
cious mineral Ia the latter county a considerable
number Of persons have recently made entries Of
land with a view 10 commerce mining operations Inn
mcdiately. Tho gold - found are informed, IN
what miners term " rock veins, ADD yield Is OIL
tanned by crushing the rock In rude wooden
continuance, Of two OF three pwts per day 10 the
hand In a short time, we have cOn6dsni sxpecta-
tons the pure bullion will be very plentiful ~ this
vicinity y
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WEND We TO THE LADIES FAIR

WEND We TO THE LADIES FAIR
TNHE Ladies Of the + street Presby terian Church
i propose holding Fair in the Apollo Han, to
commence on Monday next, January the 2stb, TO be
continued for two three succeeding days Articles
of utility and fancy, and also refreshments Of various
kinds will be offered for sale reasonable terms
As the object of this Fair is highly audable it is
earnestly hoped that the effort will be literally pa
tronIzed. Jan 2S-4t
TO THE LADIES.
I AIDES black gaitcr boots, and white and black
IL satin slippers.
Just opened fresh supply Of the above desirable
articles.
a. COYLE & son.
Jan 25-3t
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a CARD.

TIME Subscri ers beg TO announce that
i the Proprietor OF the DEPOT OF
FRENCH MECHANICAL, or CARCEL
LAMPS, at New York, Philadelphia, and
Boston, has conhded TO US the Agency for
the sale Of those invaluable articles in this
city We shall open on
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
]. G. HARRIS,

Boot and Shoemaker, and repairer.
Shop in the back room Of the old
Real Estate Bank, opposite the Court
House.
Louisville, Mississippi, Aug. ls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
PETE RS,
VEGET.4BLE .3NTEBIL.
LILO u S PILLS

Having stood the test ofcxperience
are recommended to the public as
cheap and superior Family Medicine.
When taken according 10 the direc.
tons accompanying them, they are
highly beneficial in the prevention g.
cure of Bilious Feyers, Fever and A.
que, dyspepsia, Liver complaint, sick
Headache, Sea sickness, Jaundice,
Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, en-.
largement of the Spleen, Piles, Chol.
ic, Female distractions, Heart burn,
nausea, furred tongue, distention OF
the stomach and bowels, incipient Di-
arrhGa, fatulence, habitual costive-
ness; loss of appetite, blotched or SAL
low complexion, and in all cases Of
torpor Of the bowels where a cathar.
tic or an aperient is needed. They
have the testimony Of The whole Med
ical Profession, in their favour, while
not a single case Of i'll consequences
or ineficency can be alleged against
them.
For Sale by L. KEEsE, & Co., Lou.
isville Miss. July 8 If 8
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
HAYS IMMINENT.
TNHIS extraordinary chemical

WNHIS extraordinary chemical
II composition, the result of SCI
ence and the invention of celebra.
ted medical man, the introduction of
which to the public was invested with
the solemnity ola death bed bequest,
has since gained reputation unpar.
ralleled, fully sustaining the correct
ness of the lamented Or. Gridley's
last confession, that che dared not die
without giving to posterity the bene-
fit of his knowledge on this subject"
and he therefore be1ueathed to his
friend and attendant Solomon Hays,
he secret ofhis discovery.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

its now used IN the principal hos
pi,nIa, and the private practice ~ our
country, first and most eedsldy Tor
Inc euro Of the pilc', and also 30 az
len,ively aud cnectually rs 70 halle
crcdulity, unless where is effect. ara
Witnessed. Externally applied, u IL
good Tor the following complaini.i---
Dropsy, All swcllIng', Rheumatism,
Sore throai,, Group, Whoopiogeoughl
Bruises, sprain', Burns, Sores and
Ulcers.
For Sale byL. KErsE & Co. Lou.
isvillc Miss. July7 u--9
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
ASsIGNII'S SALE.

WILL be sold 10 Tho highca bid.
w der, for cash nj the Court House
door Of I.cakc, In the town Of Car.
,hnge, Mississippi, on Monday lie 40,
day Of September next, The following
described Real Estate, as rendered
In the Bankrupt Court by Jordan
Rccce, who hns been duly declared
n Bankrupt, to.wit:-The Fast half
Of the Northwest quarter Of Section
eleven, Township eleven, North of
Range eight East; situated in Leako
County Mississippi.
ALSO, another tract Of land rem.
dcred in said court by William d.
Cushman, who has also been duly
declared a Bankrupt, Section, Towna
ship and Range not known, lying in
the County OF Leakc, and State of
Mississippi, containing one hundred
and sixty acres.
CHARLES DIBRELL,
Assignee in Bankruptcy,
for said persons.
Starkville, Mi. Aug. &c, ls43.
Vol. g no 8 sod. Prs fee 80
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
GREAT ECONOMY
nrAL'a IMPROVED

OF PATENT L.ARD LAIuP.E0
A LAMP adapted 10 the successful
n use Of Lard instead Of Oil IN The
production Of light, has long been
wanted throughout the United States.
Various expedients have been resort
ed to, to secure such an end. Yet,
notwithstanding the numerous lnvcn
tons heretofore directed 10 this SUBJ
iect, lard has remained an article
unacceptable Of general use In the
production OF light. A lamp has
been needed that would be both ele-
CANT and clearly, and would Obviate
the necessity Of previously melting
the lard, or the use of heaters to pro-
duce the results. Such a one Is
MEALS PATENT LARD LAMP,
now offered to the public. II is SIM
pie and elegant in its construction,&
for economy i'll the production OF
light, surpasses everyother invention.
This Lamp, when properly trim-
med, furnishes a brilliant light, at the
unparalleled small expense Of One
Cent for fve hours,u
DIRECTIONS:
Put in the wick from the top Of
the Lamp by means of the wire; till
the cup with cold lard, and screw the
top down until the lard appears at
the top-put a little lard on the wick
when new, light it and hold it upside
down to saturatc the wick and it will
burn finely.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by
L. KEESE, &Co.
Louisville, Miss. 6 #
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
ISVlL E NJ A L E
A0ADMNW

WILL commence its next Session
" gath inst, in charge Of Rev. J.
I. JONES and Mr.. ID. w. SRIpRRs, IA
young Gentleman just from College,
with all his laurels green upon him)
The location Of this Institution is just
ly celebrated for its good Health and
excellentfree-stone water with which
it abounds. The Institution will be
furnished with Globes, Maps, Charts,
&c., and the necessary aparatus's, so
as to render the instruction sound,
practical, aud thorough, and give the
Institution a character of an high
grade, that shall not suffer by COM
parison with any ofthe kind in the
South West. The scholastic year will
be divided inio sessions of 5monthS
each.
DIVISION OF CLASSES.
Primqry-Orthography, Reading
and Writing, (per SESSION. IS
Seconddry-Common Ari.h-
metic, English Grammar, and
Composition, $l2
Junior-Geography, Globes,
History Ancient and Modern,
Sacred and Profane,-Classical,
Chronology, Natural Philoso-
ply, Astronomy, Chemistry, &c. SIG
Seni0r-Moral & Mental
Philosophy, Natural History,
Logic, Rhetoric, exercises in
Reading, Speaking and Gesti-
culation; Geometry, applica.
tion ofits principles to survey.
ing;-B Bookkeeping, Survey
ing, Algebra, Languages, &c,
&C., $50
A course ofLectures will probably
be dilivered upon the subjects of
Grammar, Philosophy, Chemistry,
Astronomy, Logic &c, during the
winter months, but for them, no addi-
tional charge will be made.
Boarding per month, $40
Pupils may enter at any time, but
will be considered bound for the re-
Of the session.
No part ofthe expenses will be re-
luired in advance, but the money
will be considered due at the end of
zach term.
Louisville, Mi. July Is, l849. Sm.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

EAST INDIA HAIR DYE.
For coloring GREY or RED hair,
BROWN or ELACK. Manufactured un.
der the direction of J. L. Comstock,
M. D.of Hartford, Conn.
For Sale by l.. KEESE g. Co
Louisville, Miss, 2 3 If.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
CAUTION.

WE public are hereby cautioned against
"A being imposed upon by paying in these
hard times one dollar and rs or ST., so cents for a
box of Pills or bottle of any kind of Medicine
to cure Chills and Fevers, when a box Of Hull's
Fever Ague and Ant-Fever Pills, can be had
for only 81. that have never failed in a single
instance Of curing the Chls aad Fever, when
used according to the dicrections accompanying
them. Remember this, and next time get Hul'S
Pills and thereby save your half dollar.
For sale by
L, REESE g. Co.
Louisville, Miss. June "a 6m 81
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
NEW VOLUME OF

NEW VOLUME OF
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,
To COMMENCE WITH JULY, l843.
Original Paintings By the first Mas
tiers ofthe art Original Designs
Original Matter.
We offer as follows:--
copy Lady's Book ard l copy Of
Godey's Comfortable Oanament, con-
tanning Is elegant mezzotint & steel
Engrevings, for 90.
2 copies Lady's Book and 2 copies
of Godey's Comfortable Ornament
containing Ii elegant mezzotint and
steel Engravings, for SIS
5 copies Lady's Book and 8 do do 10
s do do do 4 do do Is
IL do do do S do do 20
80 do do do 10 do do 40
The Comfortable Ornament is the lst
of the kind that has ever originated
in this country, and, of course, came
from the Office Of the Lady's Book,
from whence all other designs and
ideas are copied.
We have now in hand ten original
Paintings, by the most celebrated ar
lists of the day.
Address, L. A. Cooley,
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
NEW GOODS,
At THE PLANTERS
STORE!

TNIIE undersigned Ia now rcceiy.
a. inga large and general asset.
ment Of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting In part Of Cloths. Casmi'
mercs, Satlnct,s, Calicocs, Domestic,
Ginghams, Muslin, Irish and Brown
Linen, Coltonndes, Panied Il Print.
cd Lawns & Muslins, LongLawn &c.
Silk Il Cotton Handkerchief, Work
ed Copcs & Fancy Neck Hdks.
Cotton, Worsted & Silk Hosiery
Cotton, Linen, Worsted, Kid and
Pic Mic Gloves; silk 4 Cotton I'm
brcllas; Blankets, Linsey, Kersey;
Cotton OEnaburg, with many other
cheap and desirable goods, all o
which are offered at whole sale Of
retail, at very reduced prices for
ALABAMA MONEY, at the
PLAINTIFFS CHE7P STORE.
j. l.. CLARK.
Columbus, May 20, ls43.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

~ W. SNeS'S S'e~" ~ SSS"NeS O'N' y ~
Ague and FeUer; also used sue
ceSSiveiy IN the treatment Of
Bilious Fever, Ndu.
sea, General Dr.
bility, and Ner-
vouS WedkneSS.
WHE most Aat,erng recommendations OF
.Z this Medicine have been received from
many eminent Physicians and Others who have
used it. And it is presumed that no medicine has
ever been used whose action has been more BEN
efcial, pleasant and invigoraung, and called
forth from afflicted sufferers such expressions OF
heartfelt gratitude and thankfulness. Persons
taking the Pills, soon find themselves relieved
Chill broken. Fever gone!! Stomach and head
free and healthful.!! Strength and appetite in
creasing aud improving, and all nervous weakness
Aed.
When taken according to the directions accom-
panying them, they never fail to cure the Chill &
Fever the first day, and never sicken the stom.
ach or operate upon the bowels.
Their action upon the whole system is so cnar-
ming, that persons are invariably surprised and
pleased with their rapid and complete restora.
ton to health.
The Pills are purely & solely Vegetable, and
the Approximation of the ingredients & their
proportions are such as to produce Medicine
which never fails to relieve when relief is at all
attanable.
Each box contains 20 doses of Pills Price.
One Dollar.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

mHsaisis pousp ~ fsHgnHe psdsyl hsallh 'e
psfagns sunsfbs under nsnng svsfJ hlnd ~ VS.
ease 10 which Tie humsp hsm1 10 liAbls, =,
TisJ nee particularly peoammsbdfh 70 ~
lhoss fHHoas wha aV snlopd WITH any hna ~
y Cbgonie ~ iinseiing tompIslni, ~ ihs'e u 10
mpdidns bsiofo NE pubic With hnsso Hs'"'h
and harry eject upon me syslsm IN eonsthw
ihs stomach snd htsi, and " the fofnat'on 81
hsaliny eby and ihslsby pufifJing The blood
1hsf ne acknowledged by the hundreds snd
thousands who ate u'ing llem, ~ be- not ""J
The innst mid and pleasant ~ their OpspuOn,
bni the most PERFECTLY ipnnoeeut, snis and shel'
sm msdieins ctsf offered 10 the public. Those
who uuas make ifial ~ these Pills, never after
wam feel willing ~ bs without them, aud enll
again an1 agsin fOf more Which, IL snllicien,
prof ef thsf good qualities.
IruADAOHu- gfCK on NEp.
VOUs. Those who have suffered and are weary
Of suffering with this distressing complaint, Will
find Speuoe's Vegetable Pills a remedy NJ once
certain aud immediate In iis effects One sia-
gle dose of tho Pills taken soon ne the headachs
u felt coming On, will cure II 10 one half hour en-
dfcly.
AZ remedy IN SUMMER and bowel complaints
they display their wonderful powers 10 admira.
ton, aud are far superior TO any thing IN zee for
these complaints.
Ia Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, they stand
unrvalled. Many have been cured in a few
weeks, after having suffered under the dreadful
complaint FOR years.
In habitual Cosiveness, they arc decidedly
superior to any Vegetable Pin ever brought be.
fore the public; ard one rs cent box will estab.
llsh their surprising virtues, and place them be.
you'd the reach OF doubt in the estimation Of ev.
every individual.
They re invaluable in nervous and hypochon.
driacal affections, loss Of appetite, and all COM
plants TO which females alone are subject.
They are mild in their action, and convey al.
most immediate conviction Of their utility from
the first dose. They may be taken by persons OF
any oge; aud the feeble the nfrm, the nervous
and delicate are Strengthened by their operation
because they clear the system of bad humours,
quiet nervous iritability, and invariably pro.
duee sound health.
Upwards Of $780, 900 boxes of these ines,imable
Pills have been sold within the last 70 months IN
States alone, and more than three times the
same quantity in other States.
AS an anti-blious medicine, no family should
be without them. A single trial of the m is more
satisfactory than thousand certificates,
Price % tents per box, with full directions.
For SALE By
L. KEESE & Co.
LOUISVILLE, Miss. June "a 6m
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
A NEW VOLUME
L III e. V T. S p E II u s.


ON THE 18TH OF MAY, I843,
WILL COMMENCE A NEW VOLUME of THE
VESPERUS, A FAJHlONABLE JOURNAL.
VHE GREAT AND NCREASlNG
m POPULARITY OF THIS ECCENTRIC,
CoMIcAL, MUSICAL, WHIMSICAL,
SATIRIcAL, AND FANCIFUL Jou-
NAL, HAS INDUCED THE Pro
PRIEToR TO PUBLIsH2
VOLUMES PER YEAP
in order to give
those an
por,unity to subscribe
who wish their volumes complete.
The Cd volume will therefore COM
mence on the l2th Of May next.
During the present year the Yes.
perus will contain nearly
5 90 ngrav
Besides Tales, Sketches, Poetry, Es-
says, Jokes, &C., affording an ingnite
amount Of Amusement and Mirth for
our Million of Readers.
We shall add another attractive
feature to orr paper by publishing a
Popular Piece Of Music
6r(EvERY wEEK)-rO
**Terms, in advance, Sc per an
lum--el per volume. Two copies
ent year for $50 copies for IS.
Postmasters will receipt for and
onward subscriptions.
JUSTIN JONES, Editor and
Proprietor.
No. 3, water street, Boston.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

BOOTS & SHOES.
500 Pairs Gentlemen & Boys kip
& Calf Shoes; $50 Boys 8. Misses
Kip f. Calf Shoes g. Brogans; quo
Ladies kid Slippers & walking shoes;
$50 Assorted qualities g. prices do
70 Calf g. Kid Boots for sale by
J. L. CLARK.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

DIR. JOHN SAPPINGTON'S
Celebrated Pills, for the cure of
Ague and Fever, and Fevers general.
ly, constantly on hand and for sale
by l.. KEESE, & co.
Louisville, Miss. July 7 2 8 If
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

HULL'S COUGH L0zENoEs!
NOV considered the best Medicine in use
~ for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Shortness OF Breath, Tigh,ness Of the
Che t, Splitting of Blood, Consumption, &c.
ALSO,
HULL'S WORM LOzEN0E1.
The best Medicine ever discovered for Children
troubled with Worms; children will cry for the
Lozenges, and eat them as readily a. the most
delicious sugar candy.
Price only Is cents per box, with directions.
For Sale by L. KEEsE g. Co. Louisville
Miss. June cath tjm