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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-02

SELFIMPoRTANcE.- BYRON said there
was no place like London for taking the
nonsense out of a man. Whatever one may
be elsewhere, he is nothing in London. Is
not the same true of every large city-and
even of our own little Newly ork What
portion of public interest does any one real
" excite here, and how long can even one
Of the most mark, draw attention TO himself?
There must be good deal of"nonsense''
in the man who thinks people care much
about him, after they have heard his name
dozen times. A "nine-days wonder'' is
wonder of immense duration. Two or three
days are very respectable life for any won
der, and by far the greatest portion of won
ders pass, without one in hundred of the
citizens ever hearing of them at ALL
How is it with the countryman He NAV
be first in tolerably extended circle; he
sees from day to day no one of greater i'm
portance than himself; and he sees more of
his own family, where he is important, than
of all others together. His immediate neigh
bors either do, or he fancies they do, look
upon him, or at least do not look down up
on him, and he now and then meets some
body who may think something of him.
How different all this is in town! The
looks of the passers-b by in the street are
enough to correct any exaggerated self-im-
portance. They say as plainly as possible,
"Y GU are nothing; look at me.'' The proud
est glance will meet its match; the most as
Stunning air will meet equal assumption
AS to the "nonsense" of personal appear
ance, the vainest youth and the lovelest
belle will very readily find some whom the
general voice will pronounce their superiors
How far must the rich man 60 to find one
richer than himself? The ''nonsense'' of
''glorying in riches' cannot last long, when
the next street or square shows the rich man
to himself outdcne, and when he cannot
look out of his own door without seeing
more wealth than he can master.
The snowy will find those who make a
greater dash, and the odd those who are
more eccentric. The strong man will be
beaten, if disposed to try his strength; the
tall will be overtopped, and the slender see
cause for still tightening the belt, and en-
Iarging the tourneur. The grave will be
outdone in gravity, the gay in frolic, the
witty in repartee, and the philosopher in
wisdom.
Even the rogue will be over-reached, and
each one over-crowed in his favourte de-
partment-folled at his own weapons.-.Na-
tionaz Press.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-02
For the Port Tobacco Times.


THE DREAM OF AFFECTION IS OVER.
1t is DER with its pains and its pleasures,
The dream of affection is DER;
The feelings lavished SO fondy
Can never return me more.
With a soul, oh too blindly believing,
A faith no unkindness could move,
My prodigal heart hath expended
At once an existence of love.
And now, like the spendthrift, forsaken
By those whom his bounty had blest,
All empty and cold and despairing,
1t shrinks in my desolate breast.
There is a spirit yet burning within me
Unquenched and unquenchable yet,
That shall teach me to bear accomplishing
The grief | can never forget.
SELMA.
March %, 1916
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-02
P O E T R Y

Miss N. G. H*****, OF CHARLES CoUN7
ON HER BIRTHDAY:
Written n, her Album, March 81, 1916.
Permit me on thy natal day
A few instructive words to say
That shall Remembered be;
They may not please thy gentle ear,
But Friendship prompts the line sincere
dedicate to thee.
May each returning birthday find
My youthful friend improv'd in mind,
In form, and graces too!
And should this Albums well-filled page,
In years to come, thine eye engage,
These sentiments review.
For on it's leaves will Flat'ry breathe,
And Love, in specious numbers, wreathe
His sweet romantic line;
No charm that falls to mortal lot
Of form or face, will be forgot
To specify as thine.
I cannot say twill not be true,
Thy form and face are fair to view,
And sweetly beams that eye,
That speaks intelligence of mind;
Thy manners gentle and refined
No cynic will deny.
But pride and self-importance come
Thro' Flat'ry's soft and specious tone,
And Love itself deceive;
Then let a stranger minstrel dare
To breathe upon this leaf-Beware
Nor all thy credcnce give.
AS Ihave seen SO thou mayst see,
Thy fairest acts may questioned be,
And friends BELOVED may frown;
But if thy conscience still is pure,
Their malice thou canst we'll endure
And live their SANDER down.
IT'S we'll that trials here should come,
We would forget twas not our home,
That we must pass away:
IT'S we'll the world is not too fair,
Our heart and treasure being there,
We'd cease TO watch and pray.
Then, tho the world each moment claim,
Let virtue be thy surest aim,
Tho fashion may entice;
Tho gems of earth may glitter round,
Stay not, sweet girl, till thou hast found
The ''peaH Of greater price,"
H. c..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-02
MIS- ELL AN ECU S.

A LADY IN PAssIoN.-A lady came to
Charles Wesley, complaining that she was
the chief of sinners-the worst of transgres-
sors, utterly lost.
ri have no doubt, madam, that you are
wicked enough"
She instantly flew in passion, declared
she was no worse than her neighbors, scold-
ed the preacher as slanderer, and it is
thought would have boxed his ears if he
had not quilted the apartment.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-02

A son of the Emerald Isle, meeting a
countryman whose face was not perfectly
remembered, after saluing him most cor
daily, inquired his name. "Walsh," said
the gentleman. "Walsh, Walsh" responded
Paddy, care We from Dublin? know two
ould maids there of that name, aUas either OF
'em yer mother9"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-02

An Irishman recommending COW, said
she would give good milk, year after year,
without having calves, because it run in the
breed, as she came from a COW that never
had a calf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-02

ScARcE-Unbustled ladies, pure and I'M
defled christians, disinterested friends, COM
mon honesty, sound potatoes, frst-rate but
ter, and rich printers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-02

RULES TO BE OBSERVED IN A PRINTING
OFFIcE.-Enler softly; sit down quickly;
engage IN no controversy; don't smoke
keep SIX feet from his table; hands off his
papers; eyes off his manuscript.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-02

We heard chap trying to spout Cow
per the other day. He commenced, ooh
for lodge in some vast aOidOoD's nest"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-02

A close observer of fashion, says all ex-
change paper, remarks that "ladies' dresses
are fuller behind than he ever saw them be-
fOre0
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-02
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY E. WELLS, JR. & G. w. HODGES

EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, ifpaid within six months,...'S oO
&C &c ifnot paid until end ofthe year, %
Single copies 81 cents.
ADvERT1sEMENTs.-$1 per square for three inser-
tions-l4 lines of small type or Is of large type
to constituted Squares cents for every subse-
quent insertion. fthe number of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction made to those who advertise by
the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
post paid.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-02

If a man is too poor to pay for news
paper, how many dogs can he afford tc
keep?
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-03-21
GENTLEMANS = LADIES
MMm mD Q@-M4GDWMcs

Of tie best quality Of all colors
LADIES NET GLOVES AND MITTs,
Black Cotton Hose Of the besl
quality IL all colors, white cotton, 90.
a great variety Of goods Tor
Gentlemen'S Summer Wedr.
Consisting of Black Dfap DIE, Black
Marino, Neapolitan Cloth, Fancy Gam
broom, Cottonades, that will not ia Ie,
Fancy Summer Casimeres and a great
variety Of other goods for summer use.
35 fashionable black and
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PLEASE CALL.

WE have a varietyo ST american,
French and German Perfume
ny and Fancy Articles, ETC., 10 which we
respectfully invite your particular atten.
ton. Amongst which may be- found.
Perfumed Cushions, Wash balls, Fancy
Ferfnmed Boxes, soapvaregated per-
Turk PerfumeOttO of fumed, fine &coarse
Roses, Milk of Ros- Combs, Hair brush-
es, Musk Pomatum es Nail Brushes. Wis
Double Puff boxes, ting cards, Fancy q
Philocome, Antique and Motto Waters,
Oil, Bears Oil, Mac Fancy PERI umed
Oassar Oil, Vegeta- Sealing Wax, Fam
Bile Extracts, Col ey note paper, &c.,
ognes, French and &c &c,
Germ Transparent
Besides sundry other articles VIII oh
we willtake pleasure in showing 10 you
when you call. /,
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
Near Southeast corner Pub. Square.
Canton, May 10. 4g
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-03-21
Plantation Medicines.

The subscribers, aware of the importan ;e
to Planters, and Farmers Of having Medicines,
which can be relied on as
Fresh and &c nUine
Have taken particular care in the selection OF
their stock, and from the arrangements IL ey
have made in London, Paris and New Yo K,
for receiving constant supplies, they will al
ways be prepared to furnish Planters end
Physicians with Medicines which they guar
antee of superior quality. SICKLES & Co.,
Druggist, No. "a, Magazine street.
Importers and dealers in DRUGS & MFI L
ClNES, PAINTS, OILS and DYE STUFF s
have just opened their, new Wholesale Di iq
Store, and are now receiving a splendi .sscrt'
ment of Fresh and Genuine Dru . a q
Medicines, which they offer for sale at pr-e.
according to quality. y76hfa9t
January II, l845.
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Juice, Liyerwort, Car
penter's Syrup, Liz
uorice, LithOrge, Lo-
bella, lockwood, Lamp
black, Lancets thumb
and spring, Lozenges
Worm g. Cough. Mag
nesia, Mercury, Meze,
rion, Madder, Myrrh
Morphia sulph, Nux
yomica, Nipple glass
ses and shield, M IFS
ing bottles, Oils, 0pis
um, 0podeldoc, 0rris.
Root, Piperine, Pink
Root, Palm Soap, Pu-
mice tone,paintbrush
es ass'd, Pills, a yari-
ETY., Port Wine; Our
nine Sui h pure
Quassia Rasped, Rhu
barb, Rochelle Salts
Rotten Stone, Rhatany
Root, Red Precipltate
and white, Red Sand
ers, Rose Pink, Row
and's Tonic mixture,
Soda Super. Curb. So
da powders, Sal. Soda,
Saffron, Sago,S arsapa-
RIA root pcaWlmonyS
Seidlitz p " d er 3 ,
Snake root, SIENNA,
1 Shellac spanish brown
Spts. Nitre DuIc. do,
Turpentine, Sponge,
squills, Snuff, Sem,
Chimpod, Sugar lead,
Spread plasters, Scar
(. ifcators, Syringes as.
sorted, Sulphur, Tar.
tar Emetic, Trnga-
! canth Gum, Turpen-
: tine, Tapioca, Tur.
ner's Cerate, Tine.
/ lures, TIMBER, Ungt
|, Hyd. Nit. IVA Ursi,
+, Valerian Root, Nene.
/. tan red, Veratrine
!, Varnishes assorted
! Verm ifu Kolms.
, tocksW hiting,W WATERS
! Window Glass ass'd
| White Lead yellow
. Ochre, Zinc for gins
eat variety of articles
hich they are dispos
reasonable terms
time 10 panctaa
nters, and the public
nd examine our stock
& MOSBY.
rner Public Square.
il 26, 845.
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VIM. LAUGHLIN & CO.,
MERCHANTS
no. 90, Gravier street.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
MaughIin, SearEes & 20.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
T aJoa- Ctrnef
YfCKsBURG, MISS,

YfCKsBURG, MISS
WYE are always prepared to furnish
Wv our friends with BAGGlNGAND
ROPE, WESTERN PRODUCE, Ne
GRO CLOTHING and GROCERIES,
at the loves possible market rates.
will give particular attention to re-
ceiving and forwarding Merchandise
as we'll as Cotton. We make no charge
for shipping Cotton to our New Orleans
House, except expenses actually lncurr-
ad-For shipping to other houses (Which
we will attend 10 promptly and agreeably
to nstructions)we charge the usual rates.
Liberal advances will be made upon
Cotton during the season.
LAUGHLlN, SEARLES s. 60.
July 10, 1845, ON.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-03-21
DRUG STORE.

The subscribers have just received and
are now opening, a GENERAL AS
SORTMENT Of Drugs, Medicines, &c.
All Of which are Fresh and Genu-
ine.--Their stock is composed in part
OF the following articIes-viz,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-03-21

Alcohol, Acids as
sorted, A nnatto, An
timony, Arrow Root,
Arsenic, Aquatortis,
Assafoetida, A UNI,
Aloes, BrandyCo Jog
MAC, Barley, Black
Lead, dBorax, Barba-
does Tar, Burgundy
Pitch, Bucha leaves,
BoleA rmenia,B Balm Of
| Columbia, Blue Stone,
Bedpans, Brushes as
sorted, Calamus, Cali
omel, Camphor, Cam
wood, Cantharides /,
capsicum,cobalt,cha
red and French, Cas-
tile Soap, Castor Oil,
| Cinchona FIava, Co.
clinical , Colocynth
Apple and Pulv, Cor
peras, Cobalt, Corro-
sive ublimate,C Cream
Tartar, Chrome Yell
| low, C~hamomile fow-
ers, Cardamon seed
Court plaster, cathe-
tiers, Cupping glasses,
Clemens Indian Tom
ic, an (inflliable cure
for fever and agueO
Digitalis, Dovers pow
deTs, Elaterium, Ex-
tracts, Emp A dhesive,
Emp Roberans, Emp
Hydrargari, EpsOm
Salts, Emery, Ergot,
Essences 4, F enni g.
reek seed, Flake Man
ma, Flax seed, Fustic,
Gallipots ass'd, Calls,
Gamboge, glue, gums
Hemlock, Hops, Hen
ry's Magnesia Gen,
Hyosciamus Fol. Hays
Linament Houses, dc
Iceland & Irish Moss
Indigo, Iodine, Ipe.
!. cac, l~singlass, Jalap
Juniperberries, Ivory
black, Kino, Kreosote.
. Kermes Mineral, La,
PTS Calaminaris, Leat
Lemon Syrup, Linz
Together with a gr
not enumerated, "
ed to sell on the n
for CASH, or on 81
Dealers.
Physicians, PIaI
are invited 10 call a
n PRIZES
near S. E. Co.
i Canton, Miss. Apr
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NnH0nL R0lAN..

blank BOOKS a. STATIONERY.
THlHE Subscribers have just received
u a supply Of the following articles 10
wit -
Toy Books, Electic 7 Primers, Websie['
Spelling books, and Dictionary; Walk
els Dictionary; McGufies' Series. No's,
I'M 3, 8 & Al; Davies, Adams, Pixies,
Smiths Smyleys and Coborn's AFithme-
lies Smiths and Kirkham's Grammors;
Parker's Exercises P rley's Geogra
phy, LIST Lesson; Olney's, Mitcheil's and
Smiths Biographies and Atlas Ban
%crort's aud Frost's Hist'y. U.s.; Bailey's
ALGEBRA; Davies Trigonometry, Geom-
etry and Surveying; Kames' Crlticismf
Jamison's and Blaif's Rhetoric /; Paley's
Moral Philosophy; Comstoek's Natural
Philosophy ; Hedges Logic Book O.
History, Nos. 1, 2, 8, "a; Paley's EM
dences; Burrltt's Astronomy +; Kane's
Chemistry; Lincoln's Botany; Smillie's
Phil, of Nat. Hist; Adams Lain Clam,
mar; Leyerett's Latin Tutor ; Jacobs
Lat Reader; An,kon's Caesar, Virgil &
Horace Aainsworth's Lat. Dictionary
Goodridge's Greek Grammar /; Groves
.LGreek Lexicon; Fisk's Gree{ Grammar
and Reader; Jacobs Greek Reader.
sCopy.books Cyphering books; Pass
books Memorandum books Blanl
books. Cap and Letter paper, ruled anf
plain Fancy Note Paper. Blank, vi
sitting, and Playing cards. States ant
Pencils; Quilts and Steel pens. Black
Blue and Red Ink. Black sand. Seal
ing-wax, asst'd. Drawing materials
Paint boxes. Music select, &c. &c.
Which they wisl to seIIlow for CASH
or on short time TO p%unctual dealers.
Teachers, Parents and others are in
yited TO examine the Stock and prices.o
el PRlESTLEY & MOSBY,
near the s.. E, corner Pub. Square.
Canon, Miss. April Goth 1845.
THOSE OF OUR CITIZENS WIZ
desire a good Medicine, will find one
the Justly celebrated Pills Of Docto
. Brandreth, which have performed cure
upon thousands of helpless and hopeless
persons, after the usual scientific skill c
physicians. had consoled them with III
assurance that they could do no moro
The properties Of these pills, as ant
bilious and aperient medicine, are pnr
d vailed; all who use them recommen
: them; their virtue surpass all eulogy
ind must be used TO be appreciated
l. The weak and delicate will be strength
TT ened by their use, not by bracing, bit b
removing the cause Of weakness. tn
: gross and corrupt humors Of the bod,
d They require no change in the diet, (
o care Of any kind. Plain directions a,
\. company each box, so that every one
IS his w competent physician.
III ..t..-tH# l. .1 .#..- rf.t4at..... tl.....
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~ -
IA Agent ofthe firm ofMesrs Buckner
"A & Stanton, Cotton FACTORS, New.
Orleans, ! have completed a
Fare PROOF Ott6N Shed
il yazoo City, which is now ready for
the reception Of Cotton,
I Believing from the late Fires which.
we have hadhere and which resulted so
seriously 10 tho iniuryof the planters.
That such d Building lis highly neeess-
sary, inasmuch as it will prove 10 be a
perfect guarantee against fire, thereby
saving to those 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 excIu-
slpeIy for that purpose. am also pre-
pared TO furnish those who may entrust
me with this business, with "a
BAGGING AND ROPE
And all other articles Of Plantation ST.
Eplies.s
My charge for receiving and Shipping
Cotton, is 20 cts. per Bale, (making nc
charge for Bill Ladihgr--Wil make lib
etal Cash advances on Cotton in hand
(making no charge Of Commission fol
Advancing. Simply charging interes
until the advance is refunded.
To those who may entrust me will
their business | promise myself to use
every oxertion 70 give entire s~atisCac
ton. P. O'DONNELL,s Agent
August 9,1845. Am.
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Contagious and Epidemic

Contagious and Epidemic
DiSeaseS.--Wate must be adapted to
the nature Of the fish, or there will be
no propagation Of the species. The soil
must be adapted TO the seed, or there
will be no increase. The climate must
have those matters in it which will unite
and keep alive epidemical or contagious
p%oisons, or they will become extinguish,
ed, as a lamp that is unsupplied with oil,
So tits likewise with the Human Frame;
it cannot be materially affected by cpl
demical or contagious maladies, unless
there be those matters floating in the cir
culation which offer the appropriate soil.
By purifying our bodies with the BRAND
RETH Pulls, which have affinity with
those impurities upon which contagion
feeds, we may always feel secure, what
ever disease may rage around u.s.
True, we may have it, but it will soon
be over, our sickness will be the affair oil
a day or two, while those who have
been too wise to use this simple and ex.
%cellent remedy, either die, or have
weeks, perhaps months Of sickness.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-03-21
.neweooda! New GoodsI

mewGOOds! New Goods!
We 81. Heard 81 co.
wW7oULD respectfully inform their
w friends and CUST0AEks, lnas
they are now receiving from New iofN
a large and beautiful variety Of
Spr5ag and summer Gcg's n
Consisting IL part efb great Fe 9 BG N:
IIWNS, BaLZORLNES 9R 4 Te
DIE GIEGHAMS, CAB4L4 E LINES
new article lbr Ladies dress. f Liz =
of every style, Muslin WORK Io''@ No.
Thread Laces, and Edgings, L'sIe' Q
9 59prRtoR FRENCH GINGHaAS
Sea,absT,5Snsdo beautiful printed Scotch
800 end Lawn Ginghams, J@aconett
a@d Swiss muslins, Tape, check, dos
LINEN Pocket Eandkerchiefs. French
ca,nbric d.; Irish Linnep, Damask Ia
Ne cloth. Damask Napkin, a superior ar
t;sIe. Brown Scotch Barnsley Drill, So,
nerior French DO, White Satin Striped
apd check French Satin Drill Q superior
s~rlicIe. Feather Fans, Of Chinese man
uactuess, Black and white, French pain
ted Screens, BIZ.
rnrr7T T1T NTc q TADTEC 4
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White Brooch Hats

Pearl Hats, Broad Brim, Beaver, for old
gentlemen, Panama Hats, Leghorn do.
Palm Leafdo., a great variety Of
. u mn nae II Clothing.
Black Drap d'Ete, Drab Goats and Pants,
Check Lrnnen, Goals and Pants, Cotton
ade do, Fancy Summer Cashmere Pants,
and a great variety oGolher kind Of cloth
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NEW {

from NE Norm
assortment Of
HgsEFTER
Consisting in part q
cles.
French English
Of all colDrs ana
.Galicoes, French q
cosse, French Nous,
colored and figured
twilled do., colore,
colored and black N
B~ombszets, Indian !
red white and yellow
Goals, worsled Sergr
Swiss Muslins,Lin
do, linen Lawns
and bleach ed Dian,
sia, Irish and Scotch
u~nbleache d Domes,
and plain linen ca
kerchiel c%olored, id
do, black silk Cray
embroidered MerinC
Silk Gloves,lC ashm
Buckskip, do, VOL,
fine embr'd Thiba
fine Merino, do, Da
do. ii d M
| clothes Casino
Fine black Broad
meres, gold plaid,
do, black do, figure
Jeans, C~asimeres,
K~ennebeck do. 81
mond, do, Kersey
] nd black wool Owed
@RAGDrM
Blanket Goats Of all
coats, black Owe
Jeans, do +, colored
mere coats, mixed
do. SATIN Silk, do.
Fancy, do. Plaid ]
do. Fancy Cashier
imere.
SHIRTS, COTTON 1
cotton and wooden
%penders, Goodyea
w ebb, do, Polka, d
HOS
Fine Lambs wool
do, black Muslin
black cotton, do,
HATS IA
i. Fine Beaver Ha
do, Russ a, do, We
fine cloth do, Morc
i do, Imitation do, al
BON
Velvet Bonnets, "a
10, zephyrS do, LIE
n ombazine do
Boo 5, 81 es
} Fine calf peg be
!, sowed calf do, pei
Slippers; walking
kip lace Boots, kip
India rubber Over
CUT
Knives and forks,
spoons, thimbles,
Trays, End also a
Il Fame
Bngle Necklaces,
Ipins, fancy tuckn'
Shell do, Buffalo
pins, hooks and ey
b buttons, bone, Goa
u And a variety
- tedious to mention,
ourselves to sell at
New York prices 10
CASH and
Nov. 90 1015
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The Rrandrcth PiIIs aroen-

The Brandrcth Pills are en-
tirely Vegetable and made on those prin.
ciples which long experience has proved
correct. 1t is now no speculation, when
they are resorted to in sickness, for they
are known to be the best cleansers of
the stomach and bowels, and in all dys-
peptic aid bilious cases they are a great
blessing. Let every family keep these
PILLS in the house. If faithfully used
when there il. occasion for medicine, it
will be very seldom that a Doctor will
be required. In all cases of cold, cough,
or rheumatism, the afflicted owe Tito
their bodies, 10 use these Pills.
a fresh supply just received, and for
sale by E. D, WARD, Druggist, Canton.
NJ O. CAYcE, haron, 81
G. E. MCGEE, Benton.
Price IS cents per box, with full direc.
tons. o!sb
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-03-21
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Bird Eye, Broad Florence Braid, Neap-
politan, and Fancy Lawn Bonnelts.
BOOTS, SHOES q BRoGANs.
Ladies Slippers, and Goitersof all kinds
and qualities, and many other goods
which we will sell atthe low st possible
prices and we would say to Cash Custo-
toners that we are disposed to give them
the best possible bargains for their mon
. yand will always make a difference Of
from 5 to 20 per cent for cash.
Please give US a call and q fair trial,
you will buy entirely to your satislac
ton
Canton, April 26, 1915.