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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

MURDERS II NiissIssiPPl.-rhe Paulding, Miss.
Aurora, of The 18th ult. announces t~o murders n
recently committed in that State, i'll both Instances
ny negroes, or the persons of their masters
One OF the victims is Andrew E. Denham, Esq.
late OF Perry County, who was shot in his own
house, and in the presence of his family, about 10
o'clock on the night OF Tuesday the 7th inst. He
had just taken his after the conclusion OF pray
er by the Rev. Mr.. lmpson, preparatory To retiring
tor the night. BE pushed open "A window shutter u,
his elbow. A crazy old negro, who had stationed
himself without, presented musket heavily loaded
with buckshor, within Il few feet Of bis head
and fired. Mr.. Denham received upon his chm
the whole charge, which passed out al the left side
OF his neck. iracturng his jaw-bonc and acerating
his wind pipe and juguar vein. He expired in his
chair, insIaneously, and without a groan. The ne
gro completed the tragedy by rePnirns to Leaf Ry
er, 10 the immediate vicinity, and drowning himself.
The other case is that oil Il man named Plunketr,
who was killed in Clar; county, few days ago, hy
his own negro man. The negro confcsses the kill
ing, ana says he was persuaded to commit the deed
by a white nan--he son-n law of the deceased.-
He was committed 10 Clark jail to await trial ut
rhe term Of the Court which commences on the
Doth,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

Az IMPORTANT CAsg-The Harrisburg Clay
Buce says: An information in the nature of "a
wit of quo ,oarranto was flied in the Supreme
Court, now in session at this place, on Wednes-
day. the 22d ult- against each member Of the
present Board OF Canal Commissioners, 20 show
by what warrant they and each OF them claim to
have, use exercise and enjoy The said Office. The
case is fixed for the 4th day of June. This pro-
ceeding is raised under clause in The new Con
sttution by which the recent act for the election
Of the Canal Commissioners is said to be at vari-
anee with that instrument. The question is one
OF much importance. The impression is general,
that the present Board of Canal Commissioners
will be compelled to vacate their Offices and a
new Board be appointed BY the Governor as here
toforc"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

- Mason, the fellow who by his testimony
convicted the McDanels and Towscn of The Mar
der oil Chavis, has been liberated from prison, on
pardon from the President, Berry " ho was States
evidence IN the trial OF Morton and Others for robbie
~, in the same case, has been discharged
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
HENRY CLAY:

81 EPss SAFeExr Eaq ot ,ts City Of New York
Ero1Ent year THIS work VIII be publish
e. cn clear and tyT, fern, and PCT NJ
With paper covers. WITH s1i handsome lhogrs:his
full lssga Portrait Il will roid 2i for the tia
gle copy Ten Copiesr One DScr. TAis Ire failes, sne
cor1sl-te Biography OF Mr. Caysver published.
The following rable Of hs Con.ens OF the Chapters
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

THE FRUITS OF THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
AT soirse given by Captain Wilkes, the com
mander of The Expedition, the Geological Associ t
ton were shown many ofthe beautiful drawings that
will appear in the reports that shortly TO be pub
shed. They will form ten or twelve quarto vo-
lumns of plates and maps. The number OF draw ings
of birds exhibited in the gallery, is nearly 2COu; the
number OF fishes, 829; OF reptiles, l46; Of crmsIa-
cea, 500 of insects, 1900 OF shells, 10000; Zoo
phytes, 800; ofcorals, 450 ofplants 10000 species
atd $4,000 specimens.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
TO the kr,sn,,x OF ar c,ax

L,rs ASD srs&cAr' OF EsSsr clAY.-The publish
of this work are row prepared order, TO any
extent The work comprised TWO octave volumes,
saiuiag the whole upwards Of 100 pages. aud is u.
rrs,ed BY splendid steel Por,r4i, OF NJ, Cl., View u
hi, Birth place Virginia and Fec Sssiie of one Of M,
Hundred copies for Ninety Flee Cents eceh
LII. believed 10 De the cheapest work Published IL
am.r These Spsechcs form a'mpori*at portion OF
History Of our CoaGy for the last thirty ysars az.
interesting 81 classes Of readers without refereaee
Round with Cloth Backs s. Gnt Lettering.
S;,gl. ceoy. 81 -
Twelve copies for. II: W
Twenty-Five cores FOR. ~ ~ W Vo
fns hundred for. - w
NJ ,,nt on commission. Terms Csssi. Orders mnst BE-
aa,s...s 10 GREELEY X McEL RATH. New-fork
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II.yJTIA CORDAGE-1p eeiy haull4 Cor':rze. I'll 81
vi zss iar saIe nv - RpRSRIS ". " -ei--fr%t e
S,cRap IRoN-p tors Wrought Sctap Ism, board ztp
,.s Ie South-srreet.
TAPER OF ali kinds constantly hand and ior sale Io;s
70 sun purrIaserx, By CfRuSN ": FIELD.
-,hI IN Sn. Burliu- slip
!. STuR3CTTE PIC IRON.-e0 tons ~! -aJe in1s, 10
4 eia.e an .ceniint By MURDOCH. lEAYrTT x co.
~ y Wssstreet-
S,TEAN ENGINE FOR SaLE'-A second-hsDd Engine
order Htynr In hI yssr or xae Io. Inquire of +.
ReEJMsS City FIundry, u5 Warren street, mB snt
HONEY-A few boxes beautiful white Cp=l., oaey ;or
tt ..is by GASSSER s. YOUNG,
I22 Chatham It.
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49, T.,,narnnce House, % Fesey street near The
A. Hose sirs f. NJ Cos has taken this delightful tua
ton, aud offers ts her friends and 'he puo"e is
vun:tgcs on the most reasonable terms :, ;,.,, s;-y
The house ard newly ed sastEa s
purs vegetable diet for those who prefer '- sno S9lo
baths tree. Hi'--A
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

voC.I NJTSTf. AND ELOCUTlQE ARnn SltESll-I
NJ IT, aley ascs9ts ,9 & e,sSpas eiT sad ea
would respectfully inform th,e dipSS d s1sr IN M efecve
M houi ciisins c u ~, S a az E Ss
e:taPofa s., nairnGls and s4 Cs<es On Is'9na-
be terms He vii also iIqsS Il psft Of The he city Forpsr
and give PErfft ,rsr. ai The Book md 5lusie
acua-S and re-e!ences zee Ii'0' ny2l I'm
S-ny
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
srrrSru WARp BANg. New.YOrk. May .. ISL.

SEVENTH WARD BASE, New-York, May ,. ls+i.
OF Election.-1he Stockholders OF this Bank afe
hereby notified that IN election tor thirteen Directors tor the en-
suing year. and three Inspectors Of the next succeeding e
ton will be held the Banking House on TUESDAY te ii
day Of June nert.
The Poll will be opened at Il NJ and csse a. o'clock PM
BY orde, OF The Bond. A. :. fkASEh' Cashie''
m23 tell
D- The Books OF subscription to The Capital
Stock the New York and Ere Railroad Co. are now open al
The Office Of the Company No "a WsiitT Ws e 'e
hours ofl0 and5 WM Nj 0OOLu' os0'e'uiy:
New York. April 9th. lSA 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

G. " ENI Isi''>-.,.,
No .3 Cedar one dt,o, f.oii test 60 French pru;i
S5ssI I eh roRs sl tPed {s Sea ,se d Bal Bsso o.
superior quality. black ,:r,oed aSs lads' c4ynrs,
l'es es i and ces kbGa; bF ;.ss E9'sf. 95 @ ss
Eaa,f iI DO well TO ca aai eIainlre the ocS 0e"
rb,Sry their l.oods-
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" The BRIDE OF FORT EDWARD: Founded
on an Incident of the Revolution, has been sent
by Burgess, Strnger & Co. Price 25 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

NTIBLo's GARDEN-GRAND HOR1ICuiTUjRrAS Al
ricultual Society viii hold her Annual Sprns ENh,plfn
Flowers, Fruits and Vegetables AT ItGs SaS'n on " ses
day June 5ol /; will open al o'clock, p NJ. md continue
the two following days. r. -, ,,,..
AZ intended s make this the fi;est dlspny o e ,
a amateurs and g,ireners are requested 20 contribute plants
aowers SC worthy exhibition The Committee o. @ nranse
rens m be IN lttendunCe early on the anrnIns oi w nes
hy Tn receive ariIc for exhibitor and contributors VIII ad
The COMMITTEE br delivering their articles early rs possible
Members of lie Soce;y will receive Their tcSes aSo on
Wednesday morning Exhibitors and MemSers ucAe's Ut"
mt du:in- tie day only. ... NIL.
NJ Ruo who ms charge of the Corser'ntoTes NJ N5'o
Garda w be in attendance and render every aSs'hGe
contributor. rni urnnrers. u-.. -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

~. A GLIMPSE into THE WorLD TO Come, in
a Waking Dream, by the late GEORGE B. PHILLIPS,
Preacher Of the Gospel sc. &c. has just been
printed in l8mo. Of lob pages BY r. Garter, IS
Cunal-street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

BPHANTAsMioy, Prince OF Palmland; A Tale,
by SARA CoLERlDcE-Two Volumes complete in
one-has JUS, been sent us by Burgess, Strioger
&. Co. 1t is one of the most graceful and remark
able works of Imagination extau Price so cents,
(snd poorly bound al that.l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
THE ARCHED STREAM.
M WILLIAM ELLxRY CLAIMING.

I, we.t within NY iumost heart,
Thy oyeIbang,ng arch 70 see,
Thy liquid stream became part
Of my internal harmony
So gladly rushed the full stream through,
Pleased with the measure Of its flow,
So burst the glndness on my view,
IL made song of mrlh below.
YET grey were those oerarching stones,
Ye, serc and dry the fringing grass,
And mourniul with remembered tones,
That out Of uutumu's bosom pass,
And over il the heavy road,
Where creuks the vain with burdened cheer,
Yet gniiy from this low abode,
Leaped out the merry brook SC clear.
Then. Nature said, "Ny child TO thee,
From the grey arch shall beauty flow,
Thou nrt plrasnn, Thing 10 me,
Aud freely in my meadows 20.
"Thy verse shall gush thus freely on,
Some poet yet may 81, thereby,
And cheer himself within the sun
Nv lilc has kindled in thine eye"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

MustorRoM ArwrLL's.-Thc enierprising pro-
prietor OF the Music Repository, 2Ol Broadway, has
lust issued three delightful and doubt selling
pieces. Tie Carrier Dove has already had sale
of more than thirty thousand copies in eleven former
editions. The twelfihis now issued Nth new Illus
tratons and the additional words by Prof Maffit.--
The her pieces ure the universal Polka Dance, and
the Wanderers Dream of Home or Recoections OF
Childhood, II balpd, written and composed by u
young artis, lately returned from Europe and set
lied as teacher here Mr.. Francis II. Brown.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

ZISc MINES IN New HAMpsHlRE-At recent
Railroad Convention at Hanover, On. H.) Mr.
Baker, (or Becker, now of Warren, addressed
the meeting He is a German by birth, and had
not been in this country but about nine months.
He remarked that his time had been principally
spent in exploring the mineral ores of many DIFF
ierent Sta,cs-that he had found none SO rich
and so inviting as the zinc mines of Warren, and
the iron mines Of Plerpont-that in those towns
he intended forthwith to invest large capital for
the purpose of manufacturing zinc and sheet iron
that he intended to erect such works as would
produce FIVE tons of zinc daily-that there was
now none of this worked in the U. States, what
was used being importcd-that he intended to
manufacture very extensively kind of sheet
iron which was now imported from Russia, and
which now costs IA cts. pcrlb. New Hemp. Gaz
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

The Clay Tribune
Willie published once week I'LL the close OF the PRESIDENTIAL
Campayn will be thoroughly devoted 10 the advancement
of the Whig Cause and the election .! HENRY CLAY.
will contain substantially all the Political matter which ap
pears in the Daily and Weekly Tribune with brief summary
of,he News othe Day. and transmitted to subscribers iof he
ui term Ia lc over six months st the following rates:
For n single copy. ee''N-
copies. :.....'......'...'''s-
- Is copies in one package.
And in the latter proportion or any number beow l ohe
Hundred Copies will be 70 any one Pos, once to is
whole tcr, for SD or scarcely thun cent copy
Those who may favor US with theIr PATRONAGE w
obce us By sending III their early Is possible so as to
secure full sets
% Subscriptions may be rentted through the Post ofee'
ut our risk.
~ When single copies ordered the price OF winch is
30 cents ior the ,err Of The subscribers viii be wr
ten on the envelope all other where clubs OF I'VE OF
more are formed the packages must he drested to some hd
,laual OF the club orto the Past Office
In the City New ork only he obtained al 'e fao
ishins Of6ce or from the Newsboys
o Sxw SUBSCRIBERS sui commence with the mt num-
bet
Ortsrs are respectfully solicited.
GREELEY & McELRATB-
Tribune Buildings. lt0 Nassarst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

Y9An Appendix to the Newly York State Register
for 1914, containing the appointments Of Surro
gates, judges, &c. Sheriff, Deputies New City
Officers, &c. has been issued by J. Dslurnell,
lO2 Broadway, and is distributed gratis TO subscr
bers for the Register.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

nEsCRPIloN OF G0oIS MANuFA~tTUKED ~ at
Ennneled Porcelain srtln Gold BortereJ, Embossed Git
Edged. Fancy CcTed; Borieed Mourning Cards, and Pnnt
en- Blanks every description and cnuri sud pain
American. French, German ard Spanish Pnymx Cards OF
every arety back and quality Ousdro. arro and ,mai
Come SOCIAL Conversation Cards; extra thick Loored
Caris fr Rs tlroad Tickets, Pencil Cards, &c. &c.
oues n sections Of the country respectfully solicited
and " m be- faithfully executed by L. SMITH
myH I'm 02 Jrln.st. sts II Fionbt.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

Health. opie,. and Comfort.-TheG Graham
Hotc, % Barclay ires NewYork. pufers advaagts 20
s,ranger stopping few days weeks IN the CITY, such as ae
rarely oere shgiby located clean and airy see
very the business part of the city. and IN The mneais
vicinity o the principal steamboat landings Its apartments are
Convenient and nest whe table supplied with the ot
eseab ami Fruits that be procured, excluding eiltey
Animal fcod ard s;nuas OF al kinds Char-s n0ierate
and eftor made render lOarder comfortable SnGef
Raths free Remember. 63 Barr street DSu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

oyage 20 Europe..La LandiuE in Englant....
Rural Life-..State + the Country, &c.
Private Correxoonierse
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

The public IRE respectfully requested call and
Range WHICH has been introduced lh, Spring. winch c
dumbIy simplicity and economy has beeR surpssScd
N B.-Perce', Range, epuire by applying 2fa Broad
rsv IN I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

TIRTH HALL No Fransns,diiaiEgi ii nae ara nj GT1i
SsTRf htHd ESf e @ PAEoR r. F9eIEs e5.5b Of Sane ass
styes and finish GUITARS from the t 6es, f sfoe1 r
.,I,s l8 s, nj cher makes aud srpeoI tone an an
stye Of insh PLUTES OF MI k, ~, $40 n, % 5IFS EET
CoaY0PLoSS s. J s sc &c 81 Spd hsf
en nanuacrrre and warq.n,ii l Y, WV iii it.
ed % a. .on % ss Psbh JT PtBLBBEEk BBEEkfSrs 81 :se SEfH
the HCCtIiSSS,N ~, 5o WI! NE hRPHEJS GLEE BOOK b.
ns collection q s lSl ss sls I:5 ' the N 2a and En-
pannei sfif 81 ,S 1s PlILIPs Pnce One Dollar per
set Merchants. and liss naz'o'" ,nisf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
DIR. Il. BOSTWlCK,

NIorlCE-Arcrbald Gmcle kius, has this day been ad-
l Y mit;ed 4 partner by , ., .,,
MIL Inv Il a..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

DR j. C. HEWET-r has removed 20 No ~ Beecke.-a.
near broadway, New-Y YORK Frncnce confined 10 Dise
cat ions Fctures HIP Diseases. Sprns, Conuctlons. Pal
lied Limbs Rheumatlsn Nervous Affection. Tenderness n
fnntious and Cuvaturcs Of the spine efomed Shoulders.
White weneS, Weakness Oi the Jonts and Diseases oi the
Limbs generally
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

ID ENIOVAl-The Office nnd Sales Room ofthc Ns,rYok
Ikt nTd hEnuincinty IFutos To lo2
John st,ect opposite Clih street -. -.
April 10. Tall 8ml II. sMlTH lI John ST
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

AW CbRn-,orN VI. DuTagLp. Of NArcHgz, M.ss>,p-
pi will attend u legal busises that wRy I've coahd~ ~ ann
N the Circuit Courts of Adrns ani the gdneet counties and
IN the Superior Courts the State favorable professional
connection IN 0uisns Will enable hin nteod to business
S m the Parishes of hat State Nafrhez e refer to-
Grant Il HnIton Van ATdas, Cauklwell and
Rob. Cochran. agent for Brown Wnmork,
Brvthers. g. Co. Malcolm u Ganl-
sam Cochran Henry lAverty.
William Enjn. slSty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

rTHE DEnocFAric REVIEW closes Vol. XIV
,;,b the June number before us. 1t has original
o,ners by HlwrHoRSE, PERcIvAL, HorrmAS,
TrcrrpnAx. SruMs. Mrs. ELLET, &c. &c. There
!, capital paper, full Of wit, on Sydney Smith,
We extract the following Poem:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

lust PUBLISHED. THE BIBLE STUDENT AND
j FAMILY MONITOR. sgNI,AlosrHY fERLoDcAL; Az
conducted by Association OF ministers aIo Ls n
not BY man art but with Bbe truth Terms I voidf snc
of q nuuhery iayabe i: advrace We respectfully soc
toi sbare Of 6ubc patronage when the merits oi t1e wofn
demand Th'se who become ogr patrons ,aa arr ,s 5
No spruce n V on the % aoor T. ii. " lis1A' ~
Publisher.
ITO srAToNERs ENGRAyERs AND rRiAbmeSsi Sbs SSi
cio blanks CarIsof every description rs nianuiaetled
s The New YORK Gard Manufsciory Roy sss a.
By l. SMITH. lc2 John street. oppCele onn -. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

MooRE's SHORTER PoEMs.-No. XXI. OF the
Mirror Library, comprises " Evenings in Greece;
The Summer Fe;e. and other delicious Poems, by
THOMAS MOORE" Nearly all Moore's favorite
Melodies are here embodied. The work is richly
worth the 25 cents il COSTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

TO THE LADIES.
MILLISERs AND OTHERS ARK RESPECTFULLY
inv TOD - cnl and exuinins stock
of StrdD Goods. In part IS follows, VIZ:
Ladies' Tuscan Neapotun Birds Eye Braid, Chip ard Srav
Bonues Misses ao Misses, Boy, and Chldrens Lex
horn. Panama and Palm Leaf Hats artificial aowers.
GALE & cos, 25s Pearl street,
l.. :. toei Building late
ms Inn Holts House. Sew-T Torl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
THE TRIBUN e.
alirrarp Notices.
National SON g-Book.

AlilOHaI
o.., orTyH PoExs. on National Subjects. Com
sosss.iV yo, Vanous Sources. by WV. McCARTT Svos
W. nave here very good and complete colec'
q American Songs, Military, Naval, and Pat
iloa ION. briefly illustrating our Revolutionary and
~, .,os,p, history, and especially cur repeated
'1 !. with Grea, Britain. We love not War,
s1s' :.;oce tina, Carnage and Victory are no longer
~ ,,r,s Of the Songs most attractive 10 the popu-
=. ~ m;od Of our Country and Age but these Songs
=. nort;on Of the History Of our Country and no
s;,torrued man can afford TO be ignorant OF them
a.. n the three volumes has little connection with
w., a, ,s scepcs, bu, is made up Of Fourth OF July
oi., Poems on the formation Of our Government,
r..,;s. on our eminent Patriots and Statesmen, &c.
=. There are old acquaintances here thntwe have
-, - re, for many day, such as Dwight's 'Colum-
4, Columbia, to Glory arise = American Taxn-
=, ,.Why should VAIN mortals trembe AT tho sight
orpsins's Liberty Tree &c.&c. and we have not
Io,k,d 70, single one that we have no, rendy
e,,,a here. Such collection deserves place in
.,.,v well filed Library. CIV. H. Graham, 100
y,s..u.sr. is toe New-York publisher.)
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

NOTICE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PATENT l1rSil
~ PREMIUM KITCHEN RANGE and Revolving Roast
Establishment removed 10 ~ ruatwny. one door sbovs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

u-ANTED-In fashionable Taiiorng Etabhslsmeni, IA
w r,neneroed Sa.snan Unexceptofssee references 81
~ .spsc,ty &c required address JT. W. Iroane oscs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

ID EMOVAL.-JOHN L0VEJ0Y. Dentist. removed from
eet ml3 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

For luther particulars and CONCLUSIVE evence OF rs sue
tor value and efficacy pamphlets winch may De obtained
gratis,
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by 4. B. & d.
SANDS Wholesale Dm=gSts ~ Fulton street., n. !.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the L. Sates
Price 81 per bote-six bottles Tor SIS.
S- 1- pGbhc respectfully requested to remem1sf tIt
Sands Sarsaparla that has aud constantly nchieytnS
such remarkable oi the mnst diruti class Of dea 10
which the human frame subject Therefore ask or sands
IN nrnnn ,iln .,nI oke no other m9 i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

~ LlrrsLL's LIVING AGE, No. 3, is received
BY Mowa,, & Co. la Broadway. l, has the Len
don Quarterly's powerful criticism on Hume; The
Free Thinker from Blackwood for May, &c. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
HABIT OF TIE sYSTEM.

BRISTOL, g., May I'd, 1913.
The above named Calvin Harding personally appeared be
fore aud made oath the ,ru, Of the QregUng certificate
Oy him subscribed. Ct,l.l.lNS DARLING, justice,
do hereby certify that the abOves correct statement Of e
Calvin Hurng, and the wonehu effect OF your Sa
sapaTn. frequently hs dressed and AN
snowiEg 10 the medicine he made Use OF
THEDPuIIUS CROWEIB.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
,rS lroF No Is Chambets-St
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

Dr The work above alluded 10 is published by
Winchester, and may be had of the cheap book
sellers. Price 37s cents.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-29
DIR. SPENCER'S VEGETABLE PILLS
A PUBLIC BLESSING.

These PILL, have long been known and Appreciated
for their extraordinary ind immediate powers OF re-
storing perfect health to persons suffering under near
v every kind of disease to which the human frame
liable. 49,
rorsons who are afflicted with any kind of chronic
mr. noeriny complaints there Is no medicine before
tbe public which has so natural and happy effect upon
the system in correcting the stomach and liver ana 10
the formation of healthy chye and thereby purifying
the blood.
They are acknowledged by the hundreds and thou
sands who are using them, to be not ohly te mus.
mild and pleasant in their operation, but the most
perfectly innocent, safe and etcleht lheul le e'e
offered TO the public. Those who once make trla
If these Pills never afterward feel willing to be with
ont them, and call again and again for more winch Is
sufficient proof of their good quantities.
HEADACHE-SICK OR NERVOUS.
Tboso who have suffered and are weary OF suffer-
inc with this distressing complaint, will ind SpeR-
cer,s Vegeiabe Pits remedy at once certain and i'm
mediate in its effects. One single dose OF the Fills
taken soon as the headache is felt coming on will cure
it in one half hour entirely
As remedy in summer and bolcei complaints, they
dsnay their wonderful powers to admiration and are
far SUPERIOR to any thing in use for these complaints
In Dlsj eDSia and Liver Complaint, they stand an
r;vaued Many have been cured in few weeks, after
having suffered under the dreadful complaint for
years. -.,.,,.. .o.;
or TO any Vegetable Pill brought before the pub
c aud ono 25 cent box win establish their surprising
virtues and place them beyond the reach OF doubt II
the estimation of every individual.
They are invaluable in nervous and hypochondria
cal affections, loss of appetite, and all complaints u
which females alone are subject.
! They are mild in their action, and convey Amos
immediate conviction of their utility from the hrs
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtueof Deed of Trust, to me executed BY
ID Bowen Reynolds, to certain debts to John
Gibbs. agent for VIM. MADISON, therein mentioned,
which bears date 18th of April, 1872 and has been
dulv recorded in the Probate Court of Carroll county
R;ssissippi. in deed book Z, pages $50 and I3l-l
shall, on the FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL, lS44-
at the residence of said Reynolds, in said county,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash, all or
so much Of the following property, as sha be sum
cien to satisfy the said debt and all costs to-wit-
Sixteen head Of Cattle one Cart and Yoke OF Oxen'
twenty head of hogs and household and kitchen fur
niture. Shall convey such title is vested in me-
SEPTIMUS CALDWELL, Trustee
Sept. %, 1913. Tvs.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-29
EaAkE & AEEsES,
DEALgRsIN DRY GOODS & GRoCERIE'
South side Of the Public Square,
CARROLLT0N, MISS.
BANKRUPT SALE.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy of Benjamin G.
Adams, will, on the 9Th day of April, 1874,
sell at the court house door in the town of
Carroton, in the county Of Carroll, the fol-
lowing described lands situated in said coun-
tv. or The interest of said Bankrupt therein
The north half of east half of south east or.
and the west half of south east quarter and
south half of east half of south east quarter,
and cast half of north west quater OF section
33-and the north half OF east halt OF north
east quarter of section 26-and west hall OF
souh west quarter and south half OF east hall
of south west quarter Of section D. all In
township 81 Of range three east
r. II. CAGE, Assignee, &c.
March Ist 1874. 4w