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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET,
BETWEEN CHARLES AMI ST phIri C,rps,

No. I6I, NOW NO. 1876.
FgSfIE Subscriber would inform his friends and
d customers, that he has completed his FALL ana
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CAS- &INERES and
NESTINGS, selected with special car and judgment
from the best markets, comprising al tile necessary
variety of Goods in his line. BE tells confidence
IN recommending his present stacG to his patrons
rom the advantageous circumela - under which
they have been selected
10 Having in my employ the est workmen, my
customers may feel confident III lavag their orders
executed IN the best style, and the shortest notice
do WILLIAM ROGERS.
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rect them for all future time Let us put down,
at any hazard, all combinations of aliens for
election purposes. Let us cease TO appeal to
them as foreigners In one word, let us mi-
tate the noble example of the great mon OF
Revolutionary fame, in being Americans in
feeling, principles, and acton--ior thus and
thus only, can we protect ourselvos-guard
the best interests of this Union, and insure
prosperity and happiness to millions yet to ex-
ist. Bnt if, on the other hand, it be preferable
to US TO place the law making power into the
hands of ignorant foreigners, the best policy to
be pursued, to bring about this calamitous re-
suit, will be TO allow them their present enor-
NOUS privileges lfthis result be once brought
about (and if the past be precedent for the
future, come il will, we all can predict with
certainty the runous consequences that will
cilsue; Tor all history teaches that an insane and
promscuous influence once Selling Oh the Vi
tails OF any government, will eventually achieve
The destruction OF that government, and involve
Its people in all the horrors ofsovery. We have,
likewise, by manufacturing citizens out of the
refuse Of Europe, seriously impaired or char
acter and standing abroad--for the name Of an
"amerlcan' is no longer a passport to decent
society. This may be in some decree attribu-
table TO repudiaton---but mainly to the base
prostitution Of our rights AS mentioned above.
am willing to allow to all respectable men
home here; but then they must understand
our laws before hcy attempt to expound them.
They must be tue ruled, and not the rulers; and
they should "mako this a land of choice, and
not an asylum" And last, though by far not
the least, as force compelled them to be order
ly and decent in their native places, so let them
learn in this land obedience TO Liberty, regula-
ted by Law. AMERIcUs.
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LII BLAZE. Bachelors Dispatches; Chai-
N ing Dishes, with and without folding feet,
Cheese Steamers; All blaze Pans; {, ilee and TEES
Kettles; Coffee and Tea Urn 5; Oyster Uns; Coffee
Machines; Coffee Filterers, sc. Sc. The above are
made of the best BLOCK TIN, and have spirit
Lamps attached to them. Hhey can be had al No. Is
Baltimore street, opposite the Centre aiaikei
JAMES CORTLAN & son,
g Manufacturers and Importers of 7 III Ware, IA
my Hardware and House Keeping articles ceneI-
allC DIS
vsAGNi.ICEAT EDITION OF 1HE LON
WI DON OXFORD ILLUS1 RIA FED BiHLE--
Nos aud of this splendid Publication. illustrated
with rich large steel cncra,nCs, ar" received by
WIN. N. HARRISON, 20 Nurrh tsi.y-s',
dis uppCs.v a., Odd Ee!.cHS' haN.
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GONE TO New YORK. Hon. G. NJ. Dallas,
Hon. c. J. lngcrsoll, and several other dign-
taries, proceeded to New York on Tuesday, to
attend the celebration at Tammany Hall yes
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INDIANA. The Senate of this State has re-
jected resolution 10 accept of a portion of the
surplus revenue.
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PENNSYLVANIA. The Legislature of this
State assembled on Tuesday at Harrisburg
In the House, Fndlay Patterson, Esq. was
chosen Speaker.
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MORTALITY There were 1913 deaths in N.
York last week
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CLOAKlNGS, CLOTHS, sc.
q IL MII.TON EASTER Il CO. 2n3 BAL.


n Il TiMORE STREET, have On hand
French Cloakngs Of new styles
Cloak Cloths jer and blue black, invisible and Pol
ish green, olive, b own, blue, &c =, wide and hand
finish.
French MERINOES and Thibet Cloths
SHAWLS-a large and splendid assortment
SILKS, black and colOrCd, every variety
silk NELNETS, jet, blue black and e0lored
Rich emo Muslin CURTAINS
Crimson CasnmareCn for do.
Drab and Crimson DanIask do.
DamaSk Table Cloths and Napkins, some Of extra
quality, assorted sizes.
Premium American Blankets.
French CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
Cd French DOeskins, rich Nestings, Sc. dll
EUTHEN CATAEIaE attempted to oyerturn
w the liberties Of Rome, he commenced by cor
ripping the morals OF the yOuth and although he did
not succeed III his neiarous attempts, his name
branded with intamy. Various plans of treatment
have been proposed for mental alienation with limited
success-but for diseases of the physical frame re
medy has been discovered, which, in large major ~
of cases, will relieve the patient of his suerings, and
It timely administered cure the disease.
SANDS SARSAPARilLA will perfectly cure dis
eases of the Mucous Membranes. Scroiula or Kings
Evil, Fever Sores, Postules and Pfmpes the face
Rheumatism; obstinate Cutane0us Eruptons, and
other diseases caused by impure state Of the blood
J. A. REED, Sole Agent,
je26 eoly Corner Gay and san atoga -ss., Baltimore
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE,
MD INCREASED ACCOMNEND AuKOH


AND INCREASED ACCOMMOD hTKOR
g,---st.-sas u In consequence Of the liberal sup.
# sssSn-Ns,gs.s5 poit with which the BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON STAGE LINZ
has met, the PrOpretors have determined to increase
their stock, and will, until further notice, run THREE
comfortable and expeditions Passenger Coaches
daily, Ill each direction, between Washington and
Baltimore.
4 s-xsrs,, They have also made arrangements
ssls3 sstS!ss.g with the steamboat and Rail Roah
1ssk.ssat-'s5 Companies, South of NashnHtOn nv
which the fare will be reduced to the tolloNu. eY-
tremely low rates. viz:
Forthrough tickets lro,n Baltimore 10 Richmond $500
do do do PETERSBURG $50
co 90 90 weldon, $50
40 40 DO Charleston, 1853
Fare between Baltimore and Washington, l.5s
As the Coaches viii leave Baltimore n!l.u diHeIy
on me arrival OF the Cars from Phaus pha. Hid leave
Washington immediately on the ariya! OF The steam,
boat FROM the South and perform The Ip IL fl. hours
passengers Will reach BatimOr or Hashinlun nearly
quite as early by this conveyance as b. the rairoaa
Line, and will be set down, free Of extra chasges az
all the principal Hotels, OF any other reasonable Dis,
ance III the city.
Passengers by this Line are delivered on board the
steamboat at Washington, free Of any extra chMge,
and reach Richmond or any point south Of il, az the
same time. and at vo dollars and fin cents less fore
than by the Rail Road line.
The public may rely on skillfuI and accommodating
drivers and every attention to heircumor For seats
or further information apply AT the Stage Office, oppo
site the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot Pratt ST.,
next door to the Green House, and doors west o.
Whitman's Hotel.
au29-G JACOB PETERS CO.
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w II, Sopcr S245l3; John I. Gross S275; Il.
Meacham $G6.97; IL. w. Bool S3So,O5; John
R. Wright S5G. Is; Il. Pratt s27.5I; II. Ilnp-
field s6,22; from the Live Stock scales "a, 1856.
So; Hay scales s67063; Lottery licenses $751;
G2L34; Direct Tax $l74,275.4S; Pratt street
wharf $603.09 Clerk of Bait. county court for
marriage licenses S4,302.so; do. for ordinary
licenses S2,l4o,4j; do. for traders licenses Sl,-
569.77; do. for tax on plaintiffs s2,8G0.15: do.
for hawkers and pedlars licenses 81 ,624.50; do.
for exhibition licenses SlI4; do for brokers IL
ceuscs s2,06G,25; Sheriff Tracey for fines and
forlertures, and for taxes in Chancery S2,390,98;
late Sheriff Ball, for do. and interest 81 HAS;
from tobacco inspection SIS, 504s1; tax on
protests 500, besides taxes Oh bank stocks, in
surance companies, sc. &c
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Ten lines or less make aSquare-ifa an advertisement
exceeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time of their
Insertion.
n9-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
day, IS published every Saturday morning, at the low
price of 81 90 per annum.
~ All papers sent by mail, discontinued the day
on which the advance payment expires.
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VOLUME. XII.-No. S

f63-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & RALTI-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
full carriers, only sir and quarter cents per week
payable 90 the Carriers only at the end of each week
The Clipper wiz also BE- sent, by mail, to distant
subscribers, at the rate of -Four DoltGrS per year-pay
Sblc, always, in advance.
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HERALD, Capt. RussELL-and

"TWO DOLLARS" cheaper in passage to Charles.
than the upper Route with all the superior COM
forts and saving Of fare in addition.
10. Give your checks 10 Soliciting Agent, who
meets the cars To Porter in the ticket Office
yard ("NOrtolk Line" labelled his hat,) who viii
attend to your baggage aud you to the boat.
For particulars in Philadelphia, enquire Of A. Da-
Wis, Agent, Washington House.
II. SHEPPARD, Agent.
Baltimore November %, 1914,
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WIhnlINGToS, AHo RALTI-

The Evening Mail Train for Philadelphia, leaves
the Pratt street Depot daily, at O'ck, IN, through
in seven hours.
The return Trains leave Philadelphia respectively
at A. NJ and o'clock, ?. NJ. and reach Baltimore nj
p and II O'Clock p M.
I- Freight TO or from Philadelphia taken daily (eE-
eep Snndays) from President street Denot at so cts.
per loo lbs. [dl4tlstIl A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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A member Of the Royal College of surgeons Licez-
tate Of the hpohrcary's Hail, London, and Graduate
from one OF the first colleges in the United States, may
be consulted in all diseases incident It, the huISaE
frame, but more especially in all cases Of a
CERTAIN BtSEASE.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-10-18
FIRE PROOF
8 HE'D.

4 s Agent of the firm ofMesrs Buckne
"A g. Stanton, Cotton Factors, New
Orleans, ! have completed
FIRE Proof Cotton Shed
in yazoo City, which is now ready fol
the reception Of Cotton.
Believing from the late Fires which
we have had here and which resulted sc
seriously to the injury of the planters
That such Building is highly necess
sarv. inasmuch as it will prove TO be a
perfect guarantee against fire, thereby
saving TORTOISE who may store their Cot
ton here, the extra charge Of Insurance.
am prepared 10 receive and forward
freight of every description having a
First rate Warehouse exclu-
svely for that purpose. am also pre-
pared TO finnish those who may entrust
me with this business, with
BAGGING AND ROPE
And all other articles of Plantation Su
plies.
My charge for receiving and Shipping
Cotton, is 90 cts. per Bale. (maklng no
charge for Bill Lading).--Wil make lib,
eral Cash advances on Cotton in hand,
(making no charge Of Commission for
Advoncing] Simply charging interest
until the advance is refunded.
To those who may entrust me with
their business ! promise myself to use
every cxertion TO give entlie satis(ac-
ton. P. O'DONNELL, Agent.
August 9, i845. Am.
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Trustees Sale.

RYVir,ue Of the provisions Of a deet
- of trust to US executed by HANNAH
NJ. Handy, and John Handy, on the I'll
day of July, l843, and duly recorded il
the Office Of the Probate Court Of Madi
son County in book of deeds J. page
662, 663 and 664-given to secure
Thomas J. Calchings, and Robert Love
IN the paymen, Of certain notes ihereir
speciied--a part Of which still remains
due and unpaid. = The undersigned
Trustees in said deed, will, on
Monday, the 10Th day of Norem6es nert,
At the Court house door in the Town o.
Canton, expose to sale TO tho higbes
bidder for cash, the following described
lots or parcels of land---to VITA GER
tain lot or parcel Of land 10 The town o.
Canton, beginning on Centre street at The
southeast corner of lot No. Of square
No. /, according 10 the original plat oil
said town, and running thence dup nortl,
1903 rods--thence due east 37i rods
thence due south l03 rods--thence due
west along said Centre Street 10 the
beginning, containing "a acres more
or less with the tenements and appur-
teDancies thereunto belonging Also,
another lot adjoining the foregoing, be-
ginning 374 rods east Of the Southeast
corner of the aforesaid lot No 2 in
square no. 1--thence due north 1903 rods
-thence due east "a rods thence due
south 1903 rods thence due west "a
rods to the beginning Excepting from
said two lots, parts thereof heretofore
sold al conveyed by the said Catchings
to TIC Upper, and to--Cully, the
part sold 10 said Upper commencing at
the frs; herein described, beginning and
running 200 feet east on Centre street,
thence north l03 rods--thence west
goo fcet--thence south 1903 rods to the
first described beginning, it being the
same lot on which the said upper now
resdes.--Tbe other part sold 10 the said
Gully commencing at the Southwest
corner of John II. Rollins lot on centre
street-thence RAINING west 100 feet
thence North 400 ieet--thence east
to the said Rollins line-thence with
said Rollins line to the beginning.
The undersigned will conway such ii
lie as is vested IN US by said decd OF
trust.
Sale TO take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
A. T. MOORE.
.f.r JNO T. CAMERON.
Trustees.
Canton. May 10, 1916. tbs.
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Plantation Medicines.

The subscribers, aware of the importap "a
TO Planters and Farmers Of having Medicinrs
which can be relied on as
=, Fresh and G g n nj ne.
Have taken particular care in the select,on al
their Stock. and from the arrangements ii ey
have made in London, Paris and New Yo k.
Tor receiving constant supplies, they will al.
Ways be prepared to furnish Planters end
fhyscian' with Medicines which thew gu Ar.
antee OF superior quaity sICKLES & 10,
Druggist, No. "a, Magazine street I y
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ME Undersigned arc now recelVlS'
II and opening a new and Complete
assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods.
Consisting of the following articles.
French and Cashmere Prints of all col.
ors and quality, painted Muslins and
Jackonets, do, Cotton and Worsted Bal
xarine, Barcgc, white Nancy, Net,,
Black, do, Bishop Lawn, Plain White
Jaconeu, Paid Cambria, Swiss MUSLIN
Fancy Checked Lace striped and Check
ed do, Printed Bobinet, Lace striped
Muslin, solid colored Bingham, White
holland Brown do. Red Drapery, white
paper, cambria colored do, Figured
Swiss Embroidered, do, striped, do.
Lisle Edging, Lace do, worked Swiss
Edging, Inserting do Jaconet Edging,
Inse rting do; Silk Nett Shawls Of all
colors, Barage Scarfs, shawls do, Silk
Dress Handkerchief, Paint do; Black
Lace Capes, Bingham Cravats, Black
Stock, Italian do: white mitts, Victoria,
do; Hall arm Lace, do, Black Kid
Gloves. Lisle Thread. do. Linnen Cam
brio Handkerchie.s. Silk Pocket, do. |;
whalebone Sewing Silk, Bleached do
nestle, superfne long cloth, brown do
nestle, Ia do; Bed Ticking, Cotlonade
ts do; LINEN Drilling, Sill Drap
d'Ete, l2 4 Bleached Shiriing, Irish
Linnen, Linnen Table Diaper, Cotton, do,
white damask Table Cloth. Brown do,
white Cotton Ho e, Bleached do, white
half hose, Brown do; Suspe nders, Look
ing Glasses, Bears Oil, Macassar Oil
Cologne, do. Lady's white Kid Slippers,
Black, do; vesting, fox'd Buckskns, a
large lot of Chldren's Shoes, Cotton
Checks, LINEN, do, Panama Hats, Leg
horn, do, Palm Leaf do, fine Fashiona-
Silk, do. Beaver do; and variety OF
other Hats, Summer pants, Linnen,
Cotton, and Merino, Summer Coats
of all kinds and sizes and a variety Of
other Goods too tedious to mention,
They will generally call on their friends
and customers, and the Ladies particu-
Iarly, TO examine before purchasing
as they are determined 10 sell
extremely ioc for
CASH and CASH ONLY,
Ell .HELSTEIN & Co, -
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-10-18
View 700 8! New Goods!
W. s.. Heard r. co.
WOULD resnectfuliv inform lhei

"OULD respectfully inform their
W friends and CUSTOMERS, that
they are now receiving from New York
a large and beautiful variety Of
Spring aud Sum Aact' Goods
Consisting in part Of great variety OF
la WINS, BALZORINES. ORGAN
DIE GINGHAMS, CABALTERNS, a
new article for Ladies dress. PRINTS
of every style, Muslin work Collars,
Thread Laces, and Edgings, Lisle, do:
do.
SUPERIOR FRENCH CLING HAMS
Scotch Lawn do, beautiful printed Scotch
Lawn, and Lawn Ginghams, Jaconett
and Swiss musins, Tape, check, do.
Linnen Pocket Handkerchiefs, French
cambria do; Irish Linnen, Damask Ia
bic cloth, Damask Napkin, superior ar
tcle, Brown Scotch Barnsley Drill, ST.
perior French do, White Satin Striped
and check French Satin Drill superior
article. Feather Fans, Of Chinese man
ufactucss, Black and white, French pain
ted Screens.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-10-18
SICkLES & Co.
"a Magazine street

AF NEW ORLEANS
Importers and dealers in DRUGS & MFI T.
ClNES, PAINTS, OILS and DY STUFF 5
have Just opened their new Wholesi q d. n
store, and are now receiving splen IS, ri
ment Of Fresh and Genuine Dru
Medicines, which they offer for sale a =
according to quality.
January II. I845
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-10-18
MOFFATS a
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLs.Sr

P ~ G MIX 3D. 1f r ERS5
The high and envied celebrity which
these pre-eminent Medicines have acquir-
ed for their invariable efficacy 10 all The
diseases which they professed to curs, ba
rendered the usual practice of putting DO t
only unnecessary but unworthy of them
They are known by their fruits; their
good works testify for them, and they
thrive not by the faith Of the credulous
Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism.
affections Of the Bladder and KID
neys. fsAaag gggBo4 ana
BILIOUS FEvERS AND LIVER
COMPL tlNTS-In the south and west
where these diseases prevail, they will
be found invaluable. Planters, Farm
ers and others who once use these Med
icines will never afterwards be without
them. ~
Bilious Cholics and Serous. sLoosenss.
Biies Costipssess. Cold and Coughs
Cholsc. - !, ......s -
CONSUMPTION.--Used with the
greatest success in this disease.
Corrupt Aamors. Dropsies.
DYSPEPSIA.-No person with this
distressing disease should delay using
these medicines Immediately.
Eraptions Of The Skin. Erysipelas.
Flatulency
BILIOUS AND LIVER COMLPAIyTs.
DYsPEPsIA, RHEUMATISM. PILES. !.
CONSUMPTION, WORMS, sCROFU. 4
.fr
IN ALL CASES OF FEVER AND ASuE
For this scourge Of the western coun-
try these medicines will be found a safe
speedy and certain remedy. Other med
'c'nes leave the system subject TO a re
turn Of the disease--a cure by these mad.
icines is permanent. Try them, be sat.
isfied and be cured.
Foulness Of the Complexion. GEN
ERAL DEBILITY. Govt. CID;
ness. Gravel. Headaches, of erery.
kind. Lnward Fever. Inaamasory Rheu
matism. Impure Blood. Jaundicr.
Lose Of Appetite. LIVER CON.
PLANTS. Leprosy. Looseness. -
MERCURIAL DISEASES. Never
fail to eradicate entirely all the effec s
Of Mercury infinitely sooner than tho
most powerful preparation of Sarsars
riIIa. ht ~ 4
NigM .Sscedts. Nervous Debility. Mr.
ross Complaints Of all kiods. Organ
&c affections. Palpitation of the Hea ..
Painters Cholic. y Etr =
PlLES--The original proprietor OF
these medicines was cured of piles OF
SO years standing by the. use of tn,
Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the head, side, back, limbs,
joints, and organs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES afflicted with
this terrible disease will be sure of reliol
by the Life Medicines.
hGsh OF Blood to the Head. Scsrsy.
Salt Rheunafisn. Seedlings.
SCROFULA OR KINGS EVIL, in it
worst forms.
Ulcers Of srery description. 81.
WORMS, Of all kinds are effectuaHy
expelled by the medicines Parents will
do well 10 administer them whenever
their existence is suspected. Relief vii
be certain.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

BLANK BOOKS. f. STATIONERY
lrNHE Subscribers have just received
= supply of the following articles, ie
wit = -
Toy Books, Eclectic Primers, Webster's
Spelling books, and Dictionary Walk
er's Dictionary; McGuffies' Series. Nos
I, Q, > e. A; Davies, Adams, Pixies
Smiths Smyleys and Coborn's Arithme.
tics Smiths and Klrkham's Grammars
Parker's Exercises p rley's Geogra
ply, LIST Lesson; Olney's, Mitchell's and
Smiths Biographies and Atlas Ban
crojt's and Frost's Hist'y. U. s.; Bailey's
Algebra; Davies Trigonometry, Geom.
etry and Surveying Kames' Criticism
Jamison's and Blair's Rhetoric J; Paley's
Moral Philosophy; Comstock's Natural
Philosophy Hedges Logic Book O.
History, Nos. 1, 2, 8, "a Paley's Evi;
dences; Burrtt's Astronomy Kane's
Chemistry; Lincoln's Botany; Smillis's
Phil. Of Nat. Hist. Adams Latin Glam-
mar; Leyeretl's Latin Tutor Jacobs
Lat Reader; Anthon's Caesar, Virgil &
Horace Aainsworth's Lat. Dictionary;
Goodrdge's Greek Grammar Groves
Greek Lexicon; Fisk's Greece Grammar
and Reader; Jacobs Greek Reader.
Copy-books Cvphering books; Pass
books Memorandum books Blank
books. Cap and Letter paper, ruled and
plain Fancy Note Paper. Blank, Vi
sitting. and Playing cards. States and
Pencils; Quilts and Steel pens. Black
Blue and Red Ink. Black sand Seal !;
ing-way, asst'd. Drawing materials /;
Paint boxes. Music select, &c. &c.
Which they wisl to sell low for CASH,
or on short time 10 punctua dealers.
Teachers, Parents and others are in
vited TO examine the Stock and prices.
u PRIESTLEY & MOSBY,
near the S. E. corner Pub. Square.
Ca non, Miss. April Goth 1845.
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THE LIFE Pills AND
PHO ENIN DITTNBS
49urffp the asIoo0

And thus remove all disease from the system
A single trial will place the life
Pulls and PhYMtE Bissers be-
yond the reach Of competition, in the es.
timation of every patient. r-aI
TPrepared and sold, wholesale an |
retail by DR.. William b. Moffat !.
IS Broadway, corner of Anthony street 4,
New York. ~ :
The Genuine Of these Medicines a, a
now put up in white wrappers and Ia.
bells, together with pamphlet, called
"Mofats Good Samafiian," contaipirs
the directions, &C., on which is draw
ing Of Broadway from Wall street to tuc
Office, BY which strangers visiting IN
city can very easily find us. The wrtl
pers and Samaritans are copyripht,,l,
therefore those who procure them vita
the white wrappers can be assured Tart
they are genuine. Be careful and 10
not buy those with yeliop wrappers; D u
if you do, be satisfied that they conc 6i-
rect from us, or don't touch them. tsaa
E. d. WARD, Canton, and Alta
CANOE, Camden, M. ;.Csyce, ESQ. Sha-
ron, Mississippi Agents ia .ffafl.
Canton. September 81. 1874. ea tv