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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-30


Kendolrs Naratire. An attentive 20.
rusaI Of Mr.. Kendall's publication enables
US 10 commend il to our readers as q. buck,
in all respects, deserving a wide circula.
ton. The idea tina. the two beautiful vol
umes, under consideration, are nothing
moro than the graphic sketches, which ap>
peared in The Picayune some time back,
done up in book shape, and embellisbed
with wood cuts and typographical display,
10 altogether erroneous. The work lave
claim TO higher excellence, not only as
furnishing a more satisfactory account Of
the objects and incidents of the Santa Te
Expedition, bu, as also presenting a moro
highly finished picture # the country and
people visited by the author, with pertinent
comments upon The habits, pecu'iarities,
civil poity and religious institutions of
Mexico, than could DO evolved in the hasty
compositions for daily newspaper.
The narrative lacks none of the fresh,
ness and piquancy that made the sketches
SO popular. 1t takes, however, a higher
range as literary production, IL moro
compact in style, more elaborate in illus
tration, and eaters into field Of enquiry
and speculation, which we're not irodden
before. As work upon the topography,
climate, productions, people, and ancient
customs and modern social structure of
Mexico, it is the best publication extent;
and i! enjoys BESIDES, the adva ntage of
treating of an immense extent of territory,
hitherto terra incognita 10 the world of
letters II cannot full 70 make its way 10
the public favor, and mainlain high rep.
uta'ion as an interesting and instructive
performance. IN o Bee.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-30

Ioswrection in Cuba. A lazy Of his
cl'y residing temporarily IN The Island,
under date Of The I'm Of February, gives
some further particulars of The rising Of The
slaves. b, this we learn that The person
who was scaded 10 death IN a sugar va,
was an English AboiilIonisI, who had been
captured, and, despa'rICg Of making his
escape. jumped mo The boiling val Ano.
Their Aboluion,st precIpi'a'sd hImseIffrom a
precIp,ce INTO a cave, and was killed. The
negroes state that they were ,ns''ga,ed to
the Insurrsc,Ion by The English Abolition
isis IN The leland, anu that The r-lng was
not to ,ake place unuI The English fee,
appeared off Inc Isl nd. bu: the plans hav-
ing al, been arranged, the leaders ~ete
unable I" keep u down. The prec'pua's
breaking out frustrated The wh"Ie scheme
and he ,n,urrec Ion has been most success
fully queled
1.-THE English have been participating II
this matter 10 The extent represented ait
believed in The Island, it is high time tina
every nation which recognizes slavery /,
her institutions, sh"uld look to it Such a,
indifference with The local institutions o
Other nations, by such means, are unwar
ranlable, and should be rebuked and STOP
ped by The combined exei,ions of ever,
other La,Ion.--There ls no security to lh
local ins,n nions Of any county, # ibis IN
reference Is permitted or tolerated. 1t i
not probabIe that The English Governmen
actually SANCTIONS these movements; but
she privately conn,ves at ii--it her agent
act from a secret or tacli undersia ndIng iha
their scis will be approved, the case i.
more alarming ihno 1t The policy WAS open
Iy avowed.-Si Lous KEEP
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-30

ACopital 7oast.-The following toast
was given at temperance dinner recently:
"Revolutionary Army and Cold Water
Army-rhe one drove the red coats from
The Landslide other the red noses"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-30

A gentleman in Abbeville, South Caro-.
lima, who had The courage TO refuse chal.
lenge to fight, a duel, has had barbecue
gwen HIM by his fellow citizens, as mark
of their appreciation and esteem.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-30

More Like Him. The Providence
Journal tells the following: Perhaps We
have no right to make public the following
anecdo.s; but it is so much to the point We
cannot avoid it. A few weeks ago,
s'auuch Van Buren, man conversing with
political friend who had been q Democrat
from his youth, and had gone through the
campaign Of 1910 with the Van Buren,
flag nailed TO the mast, was much surprised
to find him expressing opinions very Wing.
gish. "Realy, my dear sir, you have not
become WHICH, hopes" he said with an
air almost OF conservation. by no .mean.,'
was the reply; 81 am as good Democra.
rs ever. and ye, think | shall have to
vote for Clay. The country needs him.
Let US have four years Of prosperity, and
then will 60 for the party again" Are
there not many such men?
Harry Of the West at Mon,gomery-
Mr.. CIAr's progress through the south 10
more like ,riumphaI procession than Tho
journey Of a private gentleman. A, Mont.
geometry his reception was enthusiastic be-
You'd description, and at every village and
hamlet On his route The people assembled
to give him, who is empha,ically their pride
and hope. hearty and generous wslc me.
Pray God be may no, DO worried to death
BY the affection Of his friends 49, Mfm Eng.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-30

An order has been received by one house
IN London alone, for $4,000 silver watches
for China, and every hand in London 10 in
active employment.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-30

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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
Also,
HULL'S
WORN OHM z5ES


THHESE Lozenges have now been in use
In the Southern and Western States up
wards of twelve months, during which time
they have gained for themselves popu arity
unprecedented in the annals ofmedicine In
over $4,000 cases they have proved an infalii'
BILE r&medy for the destruction of those reptiles
within which are the means of sweeping off
Hundreds and Thousands of the most bloom
ing children andyouth, severing the cords OF
affection. and forever blasting the fondest
tones Of the parent, So great has their eff
cacy invariably proves, atthey may well be
called the only certain worm destroying medi
cine in use, and the greatest discovery ever
made fot e&pelling the various kinds oi'worms
that so frequently and distressingly annoy both
children and adults. They are a certain rem
edy, ana so pleasant 10 the taste, that children
cry for them, and eat them as readily as
common peppermint; Lozenge. Price 25 cents
a box, with directions.
For Sale by
A N. JONES & Co, GREENE HILL
Columbus, Miss.
And in nearly all the towns and Villages in
the Southern and Western States.
Colum! u Miss, May 9th, 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LOW NnES CnT1NRyy

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY.
To all persons interested in the Estate OF Mi
chael McCarty deceased.
" HEREAS al the July Term A. D.Isl3
w OF the Prob ,tes court for said county
the undersigned were appointed commission.
ers OF said estate;wLich is insolvert,--for The
purpose OF receiving the claims OF the creditors
and ascertainlngand reporting the amour; 10 be
paid on each. You are therefor hereby notified
that the commissio ers will meet al the Office
of. ID. Montgomery in Columbus,
The First Monday Of every month,
from the date hereof until the third Monday
OF January A. ID. Is45, and that on that day
they VIII meet at said office in Columbus, ascer
tain the amount to he paid on each claim, which
IS properly. made out, and'make repc 1T thereof
TO the said Probate court. All persons inter.
eSted are requested to attend.
]. d. MONTGOMERY,
N. N. NASH. CONS.
Columbus, May Ia; lS44.-pf S
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
NOTICE.

II ETTERS of Administration having been
- granted TO the undersigned this 3rd day
of April 1914, by the Hon. Thomas Sampson
Judge of the Probates for the County oil
Lowndes and State of Mississippi on the Es-
tate of John l.. Clark Decd. of said County
and State.
Notice isherety given to all persons indeb-
ted TO said Estate to come forward and make
immediate payment land all those having CLAIMS
against said Estate to present them IN the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
7. J.CLARK,
Columbus Miss. April3, 1874. Adm.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LOWNDES COUNTY.
RrOL6ke Goa.ri IL m

F'00Gfe Court Nay Term, 1874
al persons interested in the real eoto,o :.
Ionn A. Crgler decd, late of said conot omit o. o.
VOU are hereby cited to annear hoc,.,
con,t - Q, our said Probate Court ~ =
W Gur. 10 De holden for said county on Ibo s az
tha o1uay IA July next. at tie Court Ho'sa i =;
cans aowr o. columbus, then and there n 81, "a
Sause' any you can,why an order sbr,,,i now
=. MADE to sell the reversionarv ;n,o. not
Donn L. r. Crigler and s. T.. A. co., Iest OF
~. neirs and distributes of the said lnl>
Tiger deed. in the following Ia,' sason =
IL pIelng IN said county of Loxndas 'ying
~. ne east haifofthe north east o,,..,eD WI;
I'VE en.y nve acres off of the east s;Ja Ur ana
an u nOrth east quarter of sector e,. west
c1".P nineteen, range seventea,, --. ..'
containing los acres-accorl;s,, v !. west;
o The petition of William W w. y the prayer
Ter. ger ana ,. Il. "A. Orig. |
!, Il .; Z further ordered by the Com, .A...,.
ND @a DC published in the Columbus d Ir tnls
,, nS Iolumens Democrat, two ne1.,s ynlg
,aDasneu "a me town of Columbus spaPsrs
U ~ mississippi for six succes -, LoWnoes
> t,rs. i, .nree public places il tb;s co'1,
W " illness, The Hon. Thomas sa,.n
nj sto,a eale Court for Lowndea co,,.s,s
S14 S'a'e Aforesaid. this first Mondsv :; s0asIy'
~ Nay
-ssueu snls 10Th day of Nav. 1914
Nav It;.-s., WM. I: PULLER, Clerk.
Wv. BY w. F. CArLETT. n =
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
DIR 81 0 DI1SG0f lA s1SA
N3ss b | I 81

A RE the cheapo st an mo tapproved Fam
m ily Medicine eve. offered to the Public
They are extremely mild in their operation
qeither causing sickness of the stomach,or any
unpleasant sensation in the system, as Is toe
frequently the case with ne lIcines given tC
act upon the bowels; hence muIttudes, who
have been unable to take other pills or prepar.
atoms OF medicine, on account of their nause.
ating effects, use these pills without the
slightest dIsagreaable feelings.
Wherever or by Whomsoever they have been
used thro'out the length and breadth of this
widely extended country, they have enIorm.
~ and invariably received the approval of the
public voice. Upwards of 100000 boxes of
Aese pills have been sold, and not a sInge in
stance of dissatisfaction, with respect 10 their
effects upon the system of those who have
ma de trial of them; has ever come To the
KIN owledge OF the Proprietor or his Agents;
but on the other hand, thousands of testmon
ials have been given oflhe unparalleled excel.
lency of this preparation. They posses MOI
only Caihartic, but also Tonic Of restorative
qualities; and such is the rare combination of
the cathartic and restorative properties, that
the system is not educed and left in a torpid
and crstiVe state by their use, as rs the case
with almost every other preparation heretofore
offered 10 the Public as remedy in Dyspeptic
and Bilious complaints. But while the sfom
ach and bowels are freed from all morbid i'm.
purities, they are at the same time lnvigorated
and brought into healthful actions any person
making single trial of these pills will find this
to be strictly true. Indeed herein consists and
- found that great desideratum in medical
science sought after from age to age by the
most distinguished sons of the healing art.
Price 25 cents per box with full directions
For sale in Columbus by.
A. N. JONES & Co. and CIR EENE HILL, and
by appointed SCENTS in nearly every town and
village in the Southern and Western States
For further particulars respecting these
pills the reader is referred to pamphlet which
can be obtained gratis of the agent where
these pills are for sale. giving certificate of i'm
portant cures effected by this medicine from
some of the most respectable citizens Of the
south and west, who have used them and wit.
messed their salu:ary effects upon others.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
Columbus Miss. April3, 1874. Adm
TO MARRIED LADIES

The Mothers Relief a medicine which
soothe and allays the disagreeable sensation OF
females about 10 become mothers, anc insure
SAFE delivery in all cases where NAL formation
or some unnatural circumstances does not pre-
vent, The reputation of this article though
silent, has become so extended as to produce
an immense demand. A pamphlet intended
only for the eye of those directly interested ard
their physician, is prepared for gratui.ous dis.
trbIution, where the RELIEF is for sale.
Sold by A. N. JONES & Co, Druggist.
Columbus Miss. March Ia, 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
9goog Out Roe 0n.aosiitiio,,

A base attempt has been made to initiate
flaws Lniament, and infringe upon the copy
and other rights of the Proprietors. Never buy
Hays LinIment unless it has splendid engra'
we'd Wrapper, and the written or fac simile sig
nature of Comstock s. Co.
FOR sale wholesale, and retail by Comstock
s. Ramsey 25 Magazine ST New Orlean and
by A. N. JONES and GREENE HILL, Column
bus Mississippi March %, 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30

"HOOPlNG Cough, influenza, Splitting
w of Blood, and all affections of tie Lungs,
positively can be cured by Carpenters COM
pound Syrup of LiVerwort.
For saleby A. N. JONES & Co. Druggist
March % 1S44.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LoWNDEs COUNTY,

! Probate Court, April term. 1914
10 all persons interested in the real esto,e .,
Robert Freeman, deceased.
VOU are hereby cited to appear bcf,ro ~ =
\ Judge OF our Probate Court, at the newt
sJuiy Term ofsaid Court, 1914, at the court
mouse IN the town ofColumbus, then and tbore
10 show cause if any you. can, why AN ordar
snouia not De made to sell the following des-
kcroed iands'ln the State of MississinDi belon@
klng 70 the estate of said Robert Freeman ds
oe acGofcing to the prayer of the petition
g Sa;I w ni,neid' administrator ofthe estate
koI ea'd robert Freeman, decd, to wit.
LANDS IN Marshal Count. The ,vbo1o &c
SseclIon thirty five, township one, range ,wn
"est, sectlon two township two, rance Ave
ssecllon eleven, township two, range Ave
Lands an De SOTO counku--See,;ort -.
severn township two, range six west. sec,;o1
twenty eight, township two, RANGE s;y seot;oll
'"9nty nlne' township two range six west
o.a 4aMas ~ La Fdyette countg--The smith
70 49, va. u section lime, township eiobt
Lands an Chickasav coun,y- IT..
east quarter of section nine. toynsh;n "S soutn
range three east: ''0"nsL'P fourteen
LondS IN NaUauba couotv ,cLo
na'l Vi section eight, township seven ."
on,a 80 eas.; the east half of section fonrtae1
,oo,;s aP ten, range eight; the soutb half ~
,ortb llrteen township ten, range eight the
inc ;" wesl quarter of section eight, townsb;n
o wandS N Lo'ondes ounty-Section fourteen
20. seventeen, range seven east tn :
aen ian u section thirteen, township sever r
en range east one third of the east SaIe If
sue- a enlf'een' township seventeen, rance 4
tat;o = 'I b ordered by the Court thar tbs
"a GnI, pe published in the Columbus WIS C
he'd i IL .be Democrat, two newspapers pu5
|, AIiss ssn .9wn o. Columbus, I.ownds coun OF
so in three n,h lIL SIX successive weeks and OF
rty days. P'ASes 10 this county for le
t: s. aP eos.. the Hon. Thomas Sampson Jud5s eli
,te afarss;s se Court for Lowndees county ssS an
Issued ,s;O TINS first Monday in April Is44 pu
'e1'7u 'nlS 4th day ofApril 1874. = .0 icco CO
-r-n o.-@o-bw. BY W.T.. CaT3r s.e'n'I for
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
DR.. Linns Temperance Life BitterS.
4nd Chinese Rfoo6 PILE

For Liver Complaints, Gout, 'Jaundice, Dys-
pepsia, Rhematlsm, Fevers, Nervousness, El y
sipelcs. and diseases ofthe Skin, Impurty If
the Blood, InflammatiQns, Melancholy, Sick
Headache, Costiveness, Pains in the Head,
tons.
Sold by A. N.JONES & Co. Druggist
Columbus Miss. March Ia, 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
H1VSs 1sINIAM ENll'', !

known now 10 fhousands, as most extfaur~
binary remedy for these affections. II Is im-
possible e tel IN . EHspaper, 10 such man.
iicf AZ TO obtain full tre0encc, the effects and
benefits this artieI Sogeneral is the practice
81 advertisers of extolIing articles of no merit.
Such personal reference win be given, as to
bring conviction 10 the minds ofthe most uube-
lieyine. VIII sufferers only ask Among their
friends, if they have not heard of or known It's
effects; and fthey do not hear it more warmly
praised Than any other save. let them not get
it. All fancy or exaggerating is positively ek.
cluded from these statements, and it is determ:
ined to say nothing ofits merits. but what could
be fully proved by a host of Witnesses, in any
court of Justice. Will you look at the thing
and the proofs at II Maiden Lane where il
may be had!--N. Y. Com. AUd.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
The Sick Headache.
EITHER NERVOUS OR



W An attentive perusal of the following
will. it is believed, fully repay all classes o
readers:
HEADACHE.--This disease ia one from
(which rises more misery to the human fami.
y than is generally supposed not being di.
rectly fatal II is often neglected, or persons re-
sort SO much to the use of pergatives and other
medicines, as to impair their general health,
and of en- induce fatal diseases. The article,
DR.. SPOHN'S HEADACHE REMEDY
from CoMsTocK & Co. no,o offered seems 10
have overcome these difficulties While its
effects are most powerful and immediate in
curing an attack or keeping il off; it is SO per-
tectly mild and innocent as to be used for in.
iants with the greatest effect aud safety.
+, ms mas now been tested by so many of The
highest members oft is community. as to re-.
quire no flu ptherforo.
March 1. 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
BOOT H 6 STEVENSON'S
PATENN BRICK MACuTEE


PRNHlS splendid Brick Machine patented !,
n 1914, may be examined at Stevenson &
Browns, Brick yard by any who NAV feel IN
terested in it. SeUen hands and one horse ,oI
MAKE, ,Oith This Machine in one daq tsoplre hom
sand Brick! The Machine is constructed nm.
on principles the most simple, such as ev.
cry one can understand; and consequently it is
su2 PIE TO no complicated arrangement.
superior quality. Persons wishing to nurcb asa =
ne rIgth ofusing it in particular place should
ePPIy to w. H. Stevenson of Columbus Nc
aAs this Machine will be in operation As soon
$ The weather will permit, by Stevenson *. e.
afoWn' they propose to sell brick upon het+er
Terms than they can be offered at, made in tho
Ordinary :1, way; and being engaged in brick hu.
ndlng themselves, il would probably be to the
advantage Of those wishing work of this kind
70 can and see them before they contract.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
A. n. JONES s. Co


| II AVE Just opened fresh stock of
~ ~ DRUGS, MEDICINES Be g..
ta nelr stock was purchased in New York or
Geeer terms than any stock they have ove
brought to this market; and HAVING at,er ute
personally TO the selection of their necessaries
lney are prepared TO arrant severv i,cn ,b ,sS
sen 10 De fresh and pure, and exactly what thew
1hey are determined to sell on tho NO..
t1a terms for cash or on credit nnt;I
dnnn;no. :. 'anuary' TO customers, who detest
"O TheSg SO much, as to pay promptly.
Oil IamD 1 ri, n me stock of Paints and Paint
I Gass, varnish, Vinegar, sperm CandIes '1 Co"
dies, CuTrants &c: most Superior a-;c Ian n
cal pa Sas9Pdy Madaersport Wine for Med
several Of fbs oe ng article of Caret. and
rom alcohol Physicians, Planters AND Sp o ,lGe
nro 0 ans save money by examining our stoct ba
Ise vhey Purchase their supplies in our line T
May Is, 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
TIE GOODS JUST OPENED, CONSIST OF
STAPLE FANCY & DESIRABLE GOODS.
FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN, AMERICAN

FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN, AMERICAN
Prints Carlisle, Earlston, Gezoria and Seme-
roma, rich new style Ginghams Marseles,
silk, satin and worsted Vestings; Alpaca Lus-
tire, assorted widths and qualities, Bombaznes,
| MerinQs, Mouslln de Lanes asserted Satin
Lame; Broche Kaye Marellines Gros de
Suisse; Gros de Afrique Gros de Orleans /;
| Gros de Sole; Gros dc Malta Gros de Ma.
| pies Gros de Berlin al colo!ed ROY al silks :;
assorted colored Hellemerinnes Gros de
Rhine; Grape Amase Mosaic Lustres Lace
stripe Musl'ns, PslmyraS, Chusans, Balconies,
Lustrings, Sarsanets, SenshaW /; Parsians; Ky-
bulaines figured and coIored Eelienns as
sorted Satns; Poult dc Sole; Cachmeriens,
silk and cotton velve,s Foulard Silks Bare
ges, Gauzes, Grapes assorted; Grape Leisses,
Serges, Motesns, and Satin Damask, Cash
mere Hener ,annes, Florences, Florentlnes.
Persians, Black Italian Cravais Silk. Satin,
Cashmere.merno Shawls and handkerchiefs, of
all sizes and qualities; thread, cambrc, lawn
and fancy linen HandkerckIefs, plain, worked
and hem. stitched !; gentleman's silk pocket
handherchIefS, of all qualities and sizes gen.
uemans extra rich fancy silk Cravats; Swiss.
book, null, bishop, leno, joconet, medium, nan
sock, India and Tarlton MuslIns, of various
kinds and description; Irish Linens and Lawns
OF the best manufacture silk, thread, worsted |
and cotton Hosiery, ofevery quality; silk and
"OtS'eu iOlS Aoid"isS extra me Cnally Cote
lure, new article; rich silk velvet and satin
Neck Ties; Lace, Gauze, Berege and Chan
Lllly Wells; Dress and furniture Dimities ia.
bic and furniture Diapers Hollands hastings,
Satteens, thread, bobbinet, silk, cotton, Laces
and Edgirgs lace and muslin Capes and Col
ars /; Russia and Irish Shooting MarsaiIles.
German and Domestic Quilts Skirts, Bur.
APPS, Osnaburgs, and Ticklenburgs Russia
Duck, Crash, Huckaback and Russia Diapers:
lsmask, plain, and French Towels Curtain
Muslins, Mosquito Nettings. c
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
...........1.


1.-THE advania-
ges ofthis house are
inferior to none in the
state, having agents
in all the principal
Eastern Cities, who
have resided there
many years, and are
old experienced mer-
chants, and have ev.
cry facility OF obtain
ing Goods,at very re-
duced prices, and at
often ertreme Sdcrif> ,
ceS for Cash. Also,
procuring what is
new and fashionable.
on the first arrival
from Foreign Coun.
tries,and transmitting
the articles with des-
patch 10 this City.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30

ENGLISH HOLLOW WARE
Il HALE d. MURDOCH.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
PATENT MEDICINES

PATENT MEDICINES
A FRESH SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED.
Balm Of Columbia, Kolmsfock's Vermnf,oe
Hewes' Nerve and Bone Liniment,
Connel's Pain Extractor,
Conistoek's SarsaparilIa,
Sick Headache Medicine,
Jndklh's Ointment, Oil ofTaunin.
WEIGHS Medacamentum Can exceIlent .,,;o,.
for Coughs & Cods) a ''cie
Shermsn's Worm LozeDges,
Peters Pills, &c. g..
Those who wish to buy any of the .hov. at;
cles-tnoSe that are genuine. will please calIInn.
=" SMITH & WILLIAMS
agents for the above.