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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

LrNlNCToN AND rrs ConMEACrnl.Ar..

F l. i.\ y
- 'ohNEN( tMFNfS
>''e., 10, 'ten faVlsh 81 her Gifts 4 his sser
-, II, -, wa VIII. You eN Isis rHaH
80 ~ ms '"i'n and Tie must hra TIL III
"i ~ 'u ''',' ''h valley, tHr>.s and cultivated
"'i"' f ~ ,' oieaatd tHzv.ff an otf vast and
'''u9'p' F'",'' itNhgion may b. sud IN be- kuiIt
"''' !" "e " can hasl 81 Us slngulaty pein-
''I' 'l''st MOUNTAINS, IN lis immediate Vicinity, II
'"ts VI f"''' se'i'unded by lauv mountain chaIns
""''' ~ Tue missy ana mrlpWed dis'aatr. lend q.
f''"'he'' = '5o view The caiei glory 1T the place
n'"V''' u ta' SthlIs curved and Swecpag hill which
,e 'P" - oi"N Inc buildings 81 the College and The
'S'' ~" w." 'aS men wisely selected IN the
,,1f -, = ,'.''.''N aa tbs ll'de village.
INV H''o'2s' 'p' nonhalnS. can boast two u Tie
'' ~, "'n IA '>'os No"'oiS o' me State
!" ."mmfh'etrHt o' W aNhiagiuu College occurred
=" ''e <o'' III .'nne ahd II thus occasion presented
.a' III =. VI, 'u"Si'S slle sends hrlh irm her
~a,is' sue n"s' ''He ursef'edy high rank among the
'' W VI. ''"u i,.e PelhtnanceS were all gnod.
NV ~' VI "'''" WIZ VI heh intellectual character
w '"' W 'e ''''fiS pieces with perhaps
" WV p'o", "'s Suen ,. 10 aliurd exquisite plea
s'', "e'eN o"H h,",' ne blessed revival Of the
p'', N.e' "' ' Us n", Impress an the hearts Of the
s"'o's; Huo o'ea'ea Spr ol saercdneSs the ~
e'1'Ss u ''is ''os' 'r'i@hiiui commencement. And
what Is h"t' f'Nei'l"' 'ha Young gentlemen will pass
nom Tue sage 10 me pulpit and Ms many h1pc. with
''as'I WetS ana a'V''7n proclaim the great and Go
nous ''''S "' cur h"lF r'glon In one ward. lie ON.
,""'en''' WIS 'fs' ''edliahle In tbs students Jad
we "e''"N ''"''y ""ose instructions tacy have ENJOY
GU" -
nc "n,e"r'heh' =" III. lfsma Military Insli-
"' "'"'l'" vi .oe ~" 'l 'HN, and took IL rart
""' 'n '"o f''''',e aSN 'ria"uS al The day. This
'" "s"'''"" o'' a'l'2el rs Military aal Literary
, ,,s "e' lahH. he military dis
pay ""o NV ''",'n'fs0 me graduating class the
sage gave General satisfaction 20 III" friends ri the In
s'''u't' a oo"orNs cn.efed The respected Professors
IN 'ne'f afoo,'S work Here too. even amidst ,he in
ta r',l ' - val ,''e sweet Sptlt "' pley
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

co. The "Iyler grippe is q1le prevalent in Rich
mond-ihe Star says every ,'d person being ali, cited
with It, Five OF the hands in the WING office are down
with II, \ few persona ~ this place have been atac,
ed by II; fortunately. however. the disrasr thong
annoying, Is not mortal. It has beer very happily
named
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
e.Rrips'Ei ~.

IA + have Just received a elud stock Of
w New Orleans, rorlo Rco aud 81 Cruix Sugars
hlaacy 5 dqubIo Loaf d.
Green and Jaw tunpe
GunpaN1cr rad black Tea
West India and Sn.ar House Mo1sses
Sll. Steel, Soie L.alher. ~.
We bage on hand alsi. and viii keep in fl.lrr.
gaaftsI assortment Of 5est quality gs.sR ~. O.v'.
NICHOLS 81 BELL.
.'nr 70 wlwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
wRge. Es0EgElsT \. ZEE.

EDROPoSEs ,altoe 'ouos Iodiea wishing 10 he n
N elfueted IN Aiuoe 81 tbe Piano. Her terms will.
he b'al. AMI csHry e6lr made Ia fsr ad yancement
She moy b. und at h4 ba.ir = Alr4 Talsot. pn
lha hill, neatly opposite y ri #r,yas, residence The
beal ,cltn'secs be g' I'D required.
June - taft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
f.. Il. GaSsa'&
2 N a u "a IL "a, u u

4 the besl evidence the subscriber can poseb'? give
a OF his own opinion as 10 the 5rptri0r1tg " the
planp foes which he oAcrs fer sale; and il order that
utlefs may have IN Opportunity Of testing tie matter.
he pnpses to place them paa triad N Tho 7arors of
such persons ray be DESTROYS supplying tienselses
wtlh Articles of the kind.
The p1siponemeu ii positive purchase ofan, nslr-
mfnt Whatever Tor ltw munhs. 10 gire the different
makers fair Ifal, would at lesst do Tie purchaser
harm.
line addressed to the subscriber At Petersburg, Va.
Would answer Just ~ good purpose every way as
peraonai interview slhra he takes upon hlusa tie risk
Of selecting and guarantees 10 please in every respect
large assoitment al"afs "a hand. Upwards #
three hundred have been sod by tim without sell
Ing bad orc L. Z. HAod pe.el4bsag, IN.
Aprlt6 il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
Correspondence ctMe L. s. Ga.etts

Nf'N iOkh, Monday. 7. NJ
'thfe moderate business MAS done Al The Srk TX
change THIS morning. Prices have a downward tendon
cy.
Nothing WIS done IN Cotton worthy ornoiirc. About
bio IBIS Of bur were sold - = ) u Tor Oh,o
al" Michigan, = - ior Gcuessec oud s. ~ 5f Rich
moud r'unly and Geareciown.
lot II now wbcal rom Nafh Carolina WINS offered
At 90 but uej no purchasers 2oDo hnshel, Inn,
(old) s,d al l. !: ltO bushels northern enrn Is Gems
measure; aol pa d, New Oluus fh,sl,D 81 els
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
t1!sl3sEs ARRIVALS.

In r + s + T,NTELL fGE.N or
a. w. fANCEV, at The sign Of "OrR Horsr, "
~. IS now receiving fre'i. supply of RoyaiIa, Ca
nones, Principe and "CEsr GR,B' scgars Persons
waelng good article Of sccats, can nd Them by apply
ing 1t OF r IIOI 'SE--.uufccJ -
.iniy II +.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
Valuable .pnnsc< River Land Tor
SALE


cf virtue Of decree oi the Circuit Supoti,t Com, If
- Law aud thancery for Alhcmarlc county in :,
riuse therein prndng, between Hams and Moon and
"'h'fs' pronounced III the 18Th day Of May 1913 we
the und's'etrd appointed commissioners Tor thai pnr
s' VIII still. al public ancun. lhe highest bidder
on the 18Th day OF August next the prnnacs T,,c,
ut Land. lying IN the county oi l,uckinp ham, on the
James River. called SNOU DOW containing about
200 &C Is ES.
Nhou hrct hhndrtd cores whith lance River BE-,
TOM al me hrst qna, admirably adapted to the pr,N Il,
Of Com Wheat aud Tobacco Ahoul go ners IF the
non land oil great fertility cleared aud The residue Of
h' and Wei unbercd, aud large portion Of hue To
bacco land.
ihf lmffotcmrnls consist II good uyctsrr'-
'l'nsr large and eonmodloos lohocco Houses, Bafns.
Com Houses Stables, u. Tins tbrnis recommended
is one "i the musl valuable aud desirable IN Ntanln
Il = remarkably fertile l. extends Tor several u,pa
l9 HE 'anr' itNrr having ~ means If the James
h'Veg anal duly communication with Richmond and
rs directly OPP eeip the rery furnishing town Of Scott.
we, w''fe9p eN@l'cel muhel Is al all times allorlcu
Tor all the products ot the iatm
IT, Tract II bc s,ld by ~ sn1ect 10 ihc III. il,
'cres IT Mr. S'lah { llarts IN about two rhir,s Of
"hltl nave been allotted 10 her as tenant in doucr Bot
We ate auho2,d by her IL that her interest will la,
offered 20 The pur laser ii The eslduo on the day a sale
on terms which cahnut al lo b. satisfactory AMI ic
vii. h. rad, hraNn hrtr tie snir so thli IN, rleh,
ser en- At 'neo Obtain fer simple IA The who'll, ffa,
P"Ssesslon VIII hertcn ipr Tho purpose Of SOWING efop
81 wheat at the usual time If s,edmr EeAl fall And n
prssessiunun Tho latof January next
Terms u s1lc-Abou 5000 cash viii he rooutcd hc
haanec 10 be raid IN equal onsalncnis nj Tia, end Of nc
"o and tl,fee years. the purchaser eiYor bond. with
approved security, aud the cga tle bolna retained AZ
mrhe1 security In tho paymcn, q the purchae, nuney
We VIII also, On the i2lb day August ueNl IN llr
premises, stll HDi SE.LND LOPou Min Sfrer,.
- The towool NeoeyIle, "e s1I1d Gf dUel'ms
house and stera
A',a. he I'll of Au7nq. nrxl. IN the nrcu,Isos
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
The Sg'IEls0n Estate,

fSr. Gr3ncis q. TOnpsxins
4 MIXERS his professional services the citizens Of
~ fynclbfrg and is vicinity His onico is on tn
first corner hlo' 'ohn 6. Meen ;, over ISRAEL Pafce
Dry G,ud3 Store.
June ~ fsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

Addition to tho Trust stock.
NEW GOODS!
I AN Vo~ 'rceiving, a, tire old stand Of Ff4EEs
L n RNFeTO.r', very hannsolne aasorimor, II
.vcW Goods,
recently bought far cash, upon mn tme,5pci
spOsbiiity, and at such prices viii enable sell
them. III c"Inccon with the Frusl Stock. at lower p-
ces than they have ever been sold in this market
Ny assortment is complete, AMI is well worthy
The attention oi buyers, either BY anolrsale or retail.
T.. j. b tRION
June Ii lsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

Vsass,a IA:

rni. el III lhe Cle,1' o0icc of the Circn superior
Com Of a" and 'hnnec',, for Bedford county, the BID
wlIm'i W Anl,ews, Mosnv Arnold mud Ann - HE v,e
Mah Andrew Jon Andrew. Ann D. Lee John Laughon
C"cke had falna lis wl'c tr tame Mo-v Arnold Ez,-
beth ho~n ""e. Of eprv Brown, de, d., Georac Jonrs
lnn n' ~, Win" Fucker ond Inbhha his VIII M
,a"' am hnl'."1 md pay his wife, and bcnloln \"
Brook ahd 1aih'n" h. ne. Plaintiffs,
Garnet lea " ll.am II Ire, Jen"s G.. Ire W,llnm T.
'o"k" ana MILDRED h. vic, W'al' I.sc and Em t,s ~G
Ire, t-on q" Nlihn,l Nnh,ncl H. Price and Nancy h.,
mii tr"rir T Ihnrp mud I,rinle hi- wife, Ben"@,in r
viii Jscoh /, rie, Chrrlc. " rrice James A. rrer, Sn
mh tghc,r Prize John A. pe" Frances r. Price aud cath
R"h"cen Ice 'r,'e re John D. Lee Johp rorer aud T.
'r"bs'l his "'1, beverly Lee poI', Lee, widow. aud
nNnr children of William Lee. dec d., William Iii. apd A
his wifi, John i,s aud Nancy hi. wiir Thomas Hx
Tnh'a 'x, stephen Il'y Jnn = hs, and Mary HS, III"
Elizabeth his wa, aud
chilrrnof the said Elizabeth Fowler,
Lee, infants under the Of u children III hrrcu
Lee DECD the ,""s M,en L"e lydia Lee widow md Nh,
ircd CnthnIinr Lee. Sarah Ann lee, Lee and
Lee infant children Of Moses Lee" decd. Charlotte Lec wi
t>l sna(rr Children of G,rnc, Lee. deceased william
SpeH o. his wife, and Angelms Lee, Martin
4h9Ae9 ~ Lee jeremiah f. Lee, Robert A. lee
fal1ia0R III tlnsiinA Lee, Infants under the age -
xsHse3 "A q Matilda Lee dec d, Street iia and ruirn
- stst2f 5r901s tx.c. -. l'.iendhnis
];tsis. =: Ssssas u i 4 q N fI
sttiy'iarcn NJ dc-eeosrn., iJsB Clay sa.ap
.. s Is; s ss ss sss,rs H., lee ws. N
"sen ss,ore to die oct ssnty sd s ss sR
q tn. 900 add ,p.sras & sley ssas"c0 III,
hsy Es liz Graz day If he No.
Sns ls BIZ ~ tl,e loipf. and I'm, this %
',ssrisd j. some o,ws'r,, asssa z a. es
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

An election for members of Congress and members Cd
the Legislature took place in Louisiana on Tie Sd las,
The New Orleans papers received las, nigh, furnish II.
with the result in that CITY,
C0NGRESS-FIRST DISTRICT.
Ssen Il .prrs
First Munirpahv. Gn5 4f2
Third Municipality, 2l6 DOS
Total. SIG 6i5
Majority fr- Sldcll dom IL
The parishes q St Bernard AMI Paquemines to hear
from Slidcll is M Doubt elcr,4d
SECOND DIS .RlCT.-While. Iahranche
Second Municipality. t66 3jj
Majority for T., d. White. Wing. III.
Lafayette poiled 7si voes-not connrcd
Iaba,ut the Wing candidate elected 10 :le Leafs
From The .Ne,r Orleans Bullefin JUN T.
SI,pEII. e.. F. for Congress- has majority Of = f!
over ROGER. in the and rd municipalities and is nm
,ouhtcdy elected IN the district by 200 To 800
Coy WuIrk's {Nhig) msorirv is II in the Second
Municipality. and the contest in the Congressional Dis
,rc, heiw him and MI LABR,NcnE is rendered very
doubtful.
From the .Nt,. Orlenns Bee DING. July4
Looking at the result of The city election in philo
sophical mood. ii seems 10 that that we have been
slightly used up. The Wings, however. have been
,auoh, lesson that will he Of service Ia them hrrealp,
and feel assured tina, they will profit by ther expo
rience.
1t does hccome deieaird party 10 rave over lis
but il wise for them 10 take note Of the manner
in which they have been Overcome.
We have been sleeping over mine which has txplo
ded under us.-Care must he taken in future I,
.ountermno and expose Strategy with like prepare
lion.
There is some comfort in the fact that we have cleo
trJ candidate FELrx If RArrr 10 the Legislature
A feat We perform upon any occasion.
We have little doubt Of F.pN ARD ID. WurrEs cleo
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

W Inc Southern Literary M 'ssenger, for ,1une has
peen MISUNDERSTANDING the conclusion of the in
tcres''ng historical DRAMA Rlcgo, the Spanish Martyr;
Cu'e h' Ennnl; Miss kucretia Davdson 'Fhe Clair
"o"ds an historical sketch Of St. John Of Jerusacm
description OF the Red Sulphur Springs with letter OF
Mr. WIFI; Rambles in Switzerland Vacation Scribblngs;
Love Sketches Stewards Narrative; and several other
Interesting articles 'Fhc Messenger has not been sold
aud SIM published by Mr.. p ID. Bernard. The pre-
sent number maintains lis ancient regulations and we ire
happy to believe that continues tn receive proa
BILE patronage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

An election or members Of Congress and members II
the Legislature took place in Louisiana on tie 81 las,
The New Orleans papers received last night furnish us
" it'll the result in that cityi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
cD.V VsSSTp.s.R,sss' S.FF.E oF
SNaa auaa TOW y pRupatkgX

July II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

July II
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15
CAUTION.

Nif public are hereby cautioned aoans,
Ia. being imposed upon by paying IN ,bcss
hard times one dollar and 25 or 81 so cents fnr ~
ooX OF FIIs or bottle of any kind of Medic;Do
10 cure Ghlls and Fevers, when boy of Hills
tever q Ague and Anti. Fever Pills. can be had
Tor only 81, THAI have never failed IN a s;nale
instance OF curing the ChiIls aad Fever, when
USED according to the directions accompanyinm
Inem. Remember This, and next time get H1lI's
rus and thereby save your half dollar.
For sale by
L. KEESE g. o.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15

lts nov used 10 the principal hos.
pilah, md tie private pfncIieo IN oar
county, hfst aud mos, eodalily for
lie cIe of tho Pile, and also 20 ca.
lonsiyfly aud eiletinalIy as 10 bailIo
crcdulity, unltw whore he Effects aro
witnessed. Externally applied, II IL
rood for The following complainsi~a
Dfopsy, Al tsslIings, rheumatism,
soto tllfoat', Group, Wliooringeougli
Bruises, Sprtin', Burns, Sores aud
llcots.
For Sale byL. Ktrsr a Go. Lou.
iuille Miss. July7 f--g
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15
HAYS LTNTNGEWT
FESHlS extraordinary cbono

"1' extraordinary Chemical
|. composition, the result of sci'
enSe and The invention of celebra.
TED medical man, the introduction If
" winch to the public was invested with
t t'as soIemnIty of a death bed bequest,
mas since gained reputation urnar'
raiIeled, fully sustaining the corr pn,,
ia4 OF the lamented DR.. Gridle,'s
last confession, that che dared not 3;s
v. giving to postcritv the bene.
y, ~ : OF MS knowledge on this subject
Ina =. ne therefore bequeathcd 10 h. |
r'end and attendant solomon H, W"
ne secret ofhis discovery
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15
THE REPUDIATOR.
A ND

l
W0RKLNG MANS ADVOCATE.
WILL commence on the 9TH Of
July next, in Jackson, the pub
lIcatlsn of a democratic Journal, to be
emitted, THE REruDIAroR & Work.
ING MANS ADVOCATE MY object
will be, maiuly, to oppose the pay
men of the Planters Bank Bonds,
(Which are as clearly unconstitutional
as their payment would be unjust and
oppreSsive) together with the whole
system of public debt which has al
ready enslaved two-thirds of the civ
lIlzcd world and to advocate poll
cy which will wrest from the non-pro-
ducers the reins of civil society and
confer honor, Office and reward upon
honest industry.
The Repudiator will stand forward
as prominent defender of the rights
OF the people. 1t will avoid person
alities as much as the times will al
low, believing as the conductor does,
that editorial pickering has no con-
action with the great objects he has
n view. lr short, it will not only be
devoted to genuine democracy, but
viii contain all intelligence which
nay be interesting to the public gen.
rally.
TLepaper will advocate the claims
{ Martin Van Buren, for the Presi-
cncy.
1t will be printed on large sheet.
eekly. The terms of publication 81
ntil the November elections. Clubs
Id democratic associations, will be
Ipplied at $40 per dozen, and foR
rger numbers in proportion.
]. s. FALL.
June LIST, lS43.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15
saw yoLuAp %
CODLY'S LADY,s HOOK

TO e"astses VIM ny, lsa,
orlsf"aI Pa'"ii1g' BY he Erf NJ.
IRE Vihs art riginqI D,,, ~
Original yiati,r. -"
We oder q, foIIowsi-.
copy Lady, Book and | eo,..
oouoys Comfortable Oanameo, y -. u
lalhing i3elegaut mezzotlnt = Wv. ,o0'
Epgra,ihgs, lor SO. ''eeI
copies I.ady's Book and . GOAL.
OF Godcy's Comfortable 0rns ,p'',
containing 10 elegant mcgzotinI , s,i
steel Engravings, Tor III Osa
o copies Lady's book and 2 do do 20 -
D do do do a da ~ ~ "
II do do do q do ~ 70
~ do do do 10 do d. d. ~
Tue Comfortable Ornament IL tbo i, =, !"
1t The kind that has ever ori,in., =,
n lllls country, and, of course. co"o
rom the Office Of the Ladv's Ro oJV
rom whence all other designs o"G
IDEAS are copied. ''u
We have now in hand ten ORIGINAL
,aintlngs, by the most celebrated 's 49,
lists of the day. ~
Address, T.. A. COnPv
publishers Hall, PhiladeIphia
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15
;, NOTICE.
L A | l. O X IN G. +!

ME subscriber, thankful for past
n faVors, would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally.
that he has removed his shop from his
old stand, and taken a room in the
West end of the Louisville Hotel.
where he will be happy to attend to
all who may favor him with Their
patronage.
In consequence of the downfall OF
things in general, he has adopted the
following prices. viz:
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15

iHfHsfials Fe#fH 8ffsfafieg psfspi Hsaith -
lttfHHs tufiefHH HHftf HfHuf ftsfy ilHd ~ ais.
, tssF - whifb ibe hnmHn ffsmt ls iisbls,
lhfJ ne tslnfHianY recommended ~ Ill
ifnfa ItfkHHH Wth Hfe afflicted viii aht tiHd ~
thfhe ~ lunnHa foWHAiHi, ~ ltsp n ~
mfdilihf hai4ff his pbliia which bas 30 h#lugsi
a"a hppt fhaa Gpuu the stsisu NJ f8fstiiaa
ne sianfah shH htft, afa ~ lbe JOHNSTON al
hfslihi fttlsaud ibsisty pun1ug ne blood,
lhff ae stbasWiedGtd Nv Ne buudfpds sNd
W"HeanHf vito siH usiaf them, ~ bH uYt ralt
We Most Mill and plfsmht NJ Their efeiaiiun,
hni iht musi psdtttf innH9tsnt. s4h AID tmtl.
~ mtditine etef taael 10 the public. those
Who Hnns = ahe . titl ~ these lilIs, never alter
w'a tfl willing 70 W. without fhem, cad tal
hEHih ant again ~ mofpt which - sudfltt
t'o"l ul ibaif good qualities.
1trhpACuE- gfuIs OF HEn
FouH.aIhose who have suffered and ote woa,y
of siHrdng With this distressing tomplalo,. vii
GOD speneefl Vegetable Pllls remedy NJ 5nfe
certain aud immediate ~ its effects. Opn sis.
pc dpse ofthe li.lsttkcn soon ne The headache !
zen coming on, viii cure II IN one half hour en-.
ttoly.
A. remedy IN SUMMER aud bowel complaints
they display thoif wondefill powers 10 uImifa.
You, an air it superior to anj thing in Use for
these complaints.
Ia Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, they stand
unnWllcd. Many have been cured In a few
weeks, aIlet having suffered under the dreadful
complaint for years.
Ia Ilabual Costivcucss, they are decidedly
lupcror to any Vegetable Pin ever brought be.
ore ne pthllc; md one rs cent Lox will es,nb-
lsh ther surprising virtues, aud place them be.
'oho The reach Of doubt IN the estimation of oy.
very individual.
lhey are invaluable in nervous and hypochon.
r'acai affections, loss of appetite, and all COM
lalhts TO which females alone are subject y
Ihey are MILD IN their action, aud convey al. n
lost immediate conviction of their utility from
le hrst dose. They may be taken by persons of &c
~ oge; aud the feeble the inirn, the nervous oil
ld delicate are Strengthened by their operation "
cause they clear the system of bad humours.
net nervous iutabity and invariably pro.
Tee sound health.
Upwards Of 10000 boxes Of these inestimabIe
us have been sold within the last 10 months IN
states alone, and more than three times the
ne quantity in other States.
AS an antl-blious medicine, no family sbonId
without them. single trial of them is more
isiactory than thousand certificates,
rice % cents per box, with full directions.
foR SALE By mr.
l.. KEESE & Co.
LOUISVILLE, MISS. June "a 6m or
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15
A PUBLIC BLESSING

yENHEsE Pills have long been known and
L. appreciated for'heir extraordinary and
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15
ii certain and e8ectuaI Cure for
Ague and Ftuer; also atsed sac.
cesSiOeIy an the treatment of
Bilious Feper, Nau-
sea, General D.
6lItty, and Ner-
UouS WeakneSS.

!HE most hattering recommendations d
Ia this Medicine have been received fron,
many eminent Physicians and Others who have
used it. And it presumed that 10 medicine bas
ever been used whose action has been n ore hon.
ehelal, pleasant and invigoraung, and called
ioTth from afflicted sufferers such expressions a,
heartfelt gratitude and thankfulness Persons
taxing The Pills, soon find themselves ielieved-
Chill broken! Fever gone!! Stomach ana head
free and healthful!!! Strength and annetita inv
creasing and improving, and all nervous weakness
fed. ~"""oSs
when taken according to the directions accom-
panylng them, they never fail to cure the Chill G.
Fever the hrst day, and never sicken the stom.
ach or operate upon the bowels.
lhelr action upon the whole system is so CHAR.
m'hg' mat persons arc Invariably surprised and
pleased with their rapid aud complete restora. |
ton to health.
The Pills are purely & solely Vegetable, and
lnehappY combination ofthe Ingredients & ,hs;r
proportions are such as to produce Med;c;oa
Which never fails to relieve when relief Is a, an
ttainahie, - At al
Each box contains 90 doses of pjls--pr;c.
he Dollar f'ee'
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PROSPECTUS


OF THE SECOND VOLUME OF TIVE
LOUISVILLE MESSENGER.
The present conductor of the Mes.
Senger' believing that the publication
OF a democratic paper in this part OF
me State Is important TO the party
generally, and is of much uhIi,v f.
the citizens irrespective of parties
respectfully proposes to continue its
publication, should he meet with y
support sufficient to justify the enter,
prise.
The first number of the second vol
ume VIII make It's appearance on the
cath inst, and advocate the claims
OF JoHN c. CALHOUN for the presiden.
cy, and LEVI WOODBURY. for the Vice
Presidency, subject to the decision
OF National Convention, to be held
IN May 1914. The present conduct
Or promises TO use every exeltion in
MS power to render his paper as in
erestIng to its readers as any paper
u its size IN the Southwest. !
lie earnestly solicits an increase oil {
atrona9e, without which it will he '
n p, to continue its publication. n
The price OF subscription will con e
nue. at the low rate Of So per annum
advanced, or So at the end Of The o
'ar; and he is induced to believe d
at no citizen Of the country would
SO blind TO his own interest, as TO W
Ier the paper discontinued for so al
lall a trife. lie would take il as AZ
special favor if any person in the su
untry would acti as agent for the Ia
per, in obtaining subscribers, for
hch services they shall be allowed
, copy for every FIVE cash subscri- =
S they may obtain; and by Sc
ng, they will greatly contribute 10
lance the value of The paper, and v
rcby render il more acceptable to
intelligent community.
JOHN J. THOMPSON.
Editor & Proprietor. al
Mi. June 3, lsis. ten
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MILLENIAL ILARpINGER

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Campbell, 5numbcrs up to May, OF
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