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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

DR.F. w. RODDEY, having removed hi.
IL Office 10 No. IA, Governors Slreet, conti'
nues TO offer his Professional services 10 Inc ci''
Gems OF Richmond and lis vicinity.
May 25-et
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Rnr Sal

DIKONOKEE, on the Chickahominy river, miles
I from the city Of Richmond, on the old Meadow
Bridges Road, In the county Of Henrico. The tract
contains by survey, 3s9 acres2l5 acres of river
and creek low grounds about 90 acres Of low grounds
and 40 of highland in woods. The greater poT-
ton of the cleared low grounds well set In Timothy
and Herds grass, yielding heavy crops Of hay Much Of
tho meadow land has been cleared in the last years
The highland produces very good crops both OF wheat
and corn, having been well improved BY manuring clio
vering pIasterne and lining. The farm in It's present
condition is capable Of making 800 to 1000 bushels Of
wheat 300 TO $50 bbs Of cnrn and 100 To 0GO lbs OF
hay per annum The buildings are-an excellent TWO
stored brs house, nine rooms from basement To gar
rr-d;sconnccted by few feet is one-storled brick
building with five rooms-kltchen smoke house, &C,
all well located in handsome grove of trees Of seve
raj acres adjacent the garden both enclosed by excel
lent fencnga framed negro quarter, four rooms
frame barn. stabling for sixteen horses, corn crib, two
hay houses, carriage and buggy house. extensive and
permanent shedding for mich and dry cattle. Some
eight hundred choice fruit trees, principally peach will
be in full bearing the next The old orchard con-
tains some hundred Of various kinds. Two wells
and several springs Of excellent waer and as regards
health the place Is unexceptIonabe. This farm for its
size Ia in every respect superior one, snch one as 10
rarely In the market Those wishing TO buy can view II
al any time Full possession given LIST January, l64s
andthe privilege the purchaser of seeding crop Of
wheat the coming Fall, or If DESIRED will be done by
the present proprietors at the usual rate.
Epr terms which can be- made very favorable, apply
N HAxALL BROTHERS Il CO,
Richmond VIRGINIA
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BARGAINS IN DHEoo 0OCDS.
GARD & JENKINS, l4i, Eagle Square,
w having large stock OF Dress Goods On
and and anxious TO reduce it, will sell great
s saus, in the following eoods-such as
Bareges, Lawns, Ginghams,
Coloied French Jaconets,
Tissues, Silks, Calicoes, .
French and English Prints, &c, &c.
parties from The country, waning these doods,
wonld do we'll 10 examine our StocR, as we are
..,ermined 10 sell great bargains. June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

Tickets sll; halves so; quarters IS certificate
of a package OF 26 whole Tickets Si49-halves and
quarters In proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01
o.yGE Of THERMOMETERS.
ri r. ~ ,e Rnolslo1e 1871 Main 81

BLEACHtD SHlkrlNGo.
CASES Beached Shrtings, from the
~ lowest quality 10 the fines. made, Tor sale
.,sap. by The yard, piece or package
ensaf' y WARD e. JENKINS,
1,,.1 l4l, Eagle Square.
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LOTTERIES.
j. w. maury & Co.,

Successors 70 J. G.. GREGoRY d. CO.
OFFICE, NO. l, CITY HOTEL, RICH
u 1fnNn U;r11ni0
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NOTICE OF SALE OF VALUABLE
Land and Negroes.

May o5-.cwaw
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CANTON TEA AGENCY,
l57 MAIN STREET.
A Fresh supply Of Teas, including some of'he
a Golden Chop, jus, received BY Schr. Man.
chester. For sale by
June l-3I 4. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
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Whole Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So Ger
fcate of % Wholes Sll0 ip-shares IN proportion.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18

In all bilious and chronic disorders, these Pills
achieve the mos; wonderful triumph. Here
they defy competition. And as the susceptible
By of the American constitu. ion is to these dis
eases, they ire aptly styled by some
THE PILL OF THE NEW WORLD.
Their wonderful efficacy in these complaints
arises from their power to open the Pores cleanse
and strengthen the Stomach and Bowels; make
the Urine flow healihily and clear; and to give
tone and strength to the SYSTEM
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.
40 John street, NV York.
In towns where there is no branch, the Com
pany will appoint one on application by letter
post paid or otherwise.
Persons wishing the Pills by mail, can order
them.
Price % cents box.
D. HANSBROUGH SEQ, Vicksburg,
General Agents Tor the State of Mississippi.
and the Parishes of Carroll, Oucbita, Union,
Claiborne, Bossier, Caddo, Madison, Franklin,
Tenus, Concord a, Catahoola, Natchitoches
Desoto. Ayoy lies, Rapidees & Sabine in the
States of louisiana
The above Pills are for sale BY
0. L KIMBROUGH q Co.,
Carrollton, Agents for Carroll co.
March, II, l647. Ally.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. F.,

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
Jackson, III. March 25, 1916. {
In obedience 10 an act of the Legisla.
ture of the State of Mississippi, approved
March 3, 1886. |, Wilson Hemingway
Secretary OF State, do hereby publish and
make known the following "Act TO amend
| the constitution ofthe State of Mississippi. :,
! An ACT to amend the Constitution of the
State of Mississippi.
81. BE 1t enacted by the legislature of
the State Of Mississippi, (iwo-thirds OF
each branch concurrIng, That the seventh
article of the Constitution of this State.
under the title or head "Gereral Provi-
sions," be so altered and changed by the
addition thereto of the following sectirn,
VIZ: Section 10. No bank charter shall
hereafter be granted by the Legislature
'oi this State, nor shall any bank charter
heretofore granted in this State, be re-
newed, extended or altered, except foI
8 purposes of Iiquidation''
~. And be At further enacted, That il
shall be the duty Of the Secretary of State.
at least six months preceding he general
election In November, 1910 give no
tIce, by advertising in three or more pub
Ic newspapers, printed in this Stale, of
this act. and the alteration hereby propos.
ed TO be made to the Constitution of this
State; and at said election, the qualified
electors voting for members of the Legis
ature, shall vote for or against the alter
alton herein proposed to be made in the
Constitution in the following manner, viz:
those voting for the alteration herein pro.
posed, shall write on their tickets the
words s No Banks, amendment" and those
voting against il, shall write on their tick
cts the words "BGnkS, no amendment"
So. And be 1t further enacted, That il
shall be the duty of Sheriffs of the seve-
raj counties in this State to make returns
of the votes given for and against said al
teratlon, and also the whole number OF
votes gwen for members of the LegisIa.
tture, to the Secretary Of State, 10 be BY
him laid before the next succeeding Lee
glslatnre; and if it shall appear that
majority OF those voting for members of
The Legislature shall have voted for the
alteration herein proposed. the alteration
or amendment contained in this act shall
be inserted by said Legislature In The Con
siitution of this State as part thereof.
Approved March 3, lS46.
The editor OF the Tribune will please
publish the above.
Resp'y, WN. HEMINGWAY,
Secretary of Stcte.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18
, G E IFIC ATEs:
Memphis. Ten

MemphtS, Tenn, 1914.
We the undersigned citizens of Mem.
phls, having The pleasure of an acouaint.
ance with DIR. B. r. Thomas, most cordi.
ally recommend him to those afflicted with
chronic and lingering diseases, Cancers.
ulcerous and long standing Sores, Scrofu.
la, &c, and as gentleman and physician
worthy of all confidence.
Fred. P. Stanton, Rep. in Congress: w
Z. Dunlap, Judge Circuit Court: ]. /.
Finley. Mayor; E ]. Shields, r. K.
Turnage, P. G. Gaines, Au'ys; Henry
van Felt, Editor; Thomas g. Johnson,
Commercial Hotel; ]. M. Fletcher. of
Central House; John G. Bostick. Ex
change Hotel; Mrs. d. D. Worsham &.
Son, Richmond House w. Fl. Henrie.
Gayoso House; Watson &, Williams. i
ID. Reynolds, Jennings s. Osgood. n.
Test, Cock & Bohannou. DTupois,s !.
;. Fowlkes, Kirk & Thomas, ID. Park
Merchants; w. F. Tannehill, Booksel.
Ter; Il. l.. Kay, Cumberland Iron store.
Shelby county, State of Tenn.
ms Is to certify that my negro woman,
AarrIett, was for tour years afflicted with
very bad Cancer, which took off con-
siderable portion Gf her hose, ate through
her upper lip, attacked her throat, and
destroyed par, Of The roof of her mouth
and palate. Several oil the most celebra.
Ted cancer doctors had tried TO cure il. bu,
in vain. DR.. B. r. Thomas undertook il.
but not with The expectation al performing
a cure, for he believed il to he too 8, !.
gone, and entirely out of the reach of re.
'nedy, but to test the power and efficacy
II new remedy, he tried the experiment,
he has removed all cancerons appearan.
ces, and healed the lip. nose and throat n
all appearance perfectly sound and well
which consider the greatest cure have
aver seen 10 my life. Also, | had three
aegroes afflicted with dropsy-one of them
woman about so years of age. and had
Ease; all three were cured ia a short time
~ Or. Thomas. From my personal ac-
rub The Qac1nr and his prac-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18
DIR. LIE ROY'S
Vegetable Universal Pills,
The only known Medicine that at the
same time Purges, Purifrs and
Strengthens the System!
HNR, LIE ROY,S Pills 10 - neu

|
Strengthens the System!
HR. LIE ROY'S PILLS is "a new
- medicine which has Just appeared
and Is fast taking the place of others of the
same class. These pills are composed o
many ingredients. but the principal one.
are Sarsaparila and Wild Cherry, so unit.
ed that they act together-the one, thro
its admixture with other substances, ouri
flying and purging, while the other strenp,
rheus the system. Thus these pills are
at the same time tonic and opening; de.
sideratum long and eagerly sought for by
medical men, but never before discover.
ed. In other words, they do the work OF
two medicines, and DO il much better than
any two we know of; for they remove no.
thing from the system but the impurities :
so that while they purge they strengthen:
and hence they cause no debilitation. and
are followed by no reaction. DIR. LeRoy's
Pills have wonderful influence on the
blood; they not only purify without weak
ening It. but they remove all noxious mar.
tcles from the chyle before it is converted
into mud, and thus make impure blood an
utter lmposslbiIity. As there is no debit
tailpn. so there is no nausea or sickness
attending the operations of this most ex
cellt nj of all medicines, which never
strains or fortunes the digestive functions.
but causes them To work in perfectly ma
tnral manner, and hence persons takIng
them do not become pale and emaciated.
but the contrary, for while il Is the proper
~ of the Sarsaparilla, united as il is with
other ingredients, to remove all that is TO-
reign and impure, II is equally the proper
~ OF the Wild Cherry to retain all that is
natural and sound, and hence a robus.
state o; health is the certain result of their
united operations.
FROM THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY.
This popular Medicine, rhoug Oh hut re.
Gently made public, has been long used
by DIR. LIE Roy in his own practice. Ii
removes all forms of indigestion, as it
powerfully Influences the Stomach. Head.
and Liver, and is a General Aperient A
single trial will prove lis efficacy over
other popular remedies, and as it contains
nothing dangerous, it may he taken with
out medical advice, which in most cases
IL renders unnecessary. For The usual
diseases, as Headache, Gou, Colds, Ner
vous complaints, &c, it Is a certain RENE.
DIV. as il ENSURES go"d digestion AMI free
circulation If the blood Il is likewise
peculiarly eff ctive IN CORRECTING excess o
diet, fatigue and anxirty, aud, 10 shprt.
We in common with pnlIr opinion esteem
II The best ut all Famd M,.i,c,aeS
For sale b. X. / JOHNSON & Co.
Agents, CtrraIlton, vi.
June % lS47 .o-c9
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18
THE GREAT FREsssET!
WI. HEMINGWAY,
Secretary of State.

N consequence of the great difficulty
experienced by the public ia procur.
ing the necessaries OF life al roth places
on The river, during The OVERT Nv, The u,,.
dersIgned have determined to keep in
Carroliton, above high. water mark, a ge.
neral assortment of
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
"A and "a blc'hd and unbI'd Lowells
Double width Sheeting;
Prints. Lawns, Linen
Boots, Shoes, HAS;
Loaf and brown Sugar;
Moiasses, in whole and hlf bbls
Rio and Havana Coffee:
lea, Rice. 8uckwheat Flour;
Best Chewing Tobacco, Cigars. Snuff !.
Q'lnIne, castor and sweet Oil, es. Pep.
permint, Lemon Syrup;
Dup"nt's fit sporting Powder, in CAMS.
tiers, do in kegs;
Shot and Lead;
Hanes and Plough lines;
Crockery and Tlnware;
A lot of Fancy Articles;
A general assortment of Confectionery.
And also full supply of the Justly &C..
lebrated Graefenberg Pills.
All of which we do nffer to sell at a small
advance on cost for CASH and cash only
0. l.. KlMBROUGH g. co.
May "a, lS47
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18
10 the Afflicted World

NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL PRACTICE A
DR.. THOMAS'S InfrmJry-one mile
north of Memphis, Tennessee,
NV HERE Cross Eyes are made
w straight, bright and beautiful
Club Feet are made straight, strong anc
useful; the Deaf are made TO hear, anC
the Blind receive their sight, and those
that are Deranged restored TO their righr
mind. Also, Gravel, Cancers, White
Swelling, Scrofula, Sore Legs, Ulcerous
and long-standing Sores, of every descfip.
ton, Asthma, Phthisic, Spilting of Blood,
Cough, Consumption, Sca'd Head, Tet-
tiers, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Palsy, Pc.
lypus, FIeur Abus, Dropsy, Diseases OF
Liver, Lungs, Spine, Bladder and Spleen,
Hernia or Rupture, Dyseniary, and all
manner of Bowel complaints, Hvdropho.
bia, Tic DnIoursux, Chronic Bronchitis.
Fistula in Ano, Fits, Syphilis, elect,
Structure, lmpotency, Mercurial and Vene.
real diseases OF every stage and variety.
The barren made fruitful, and all chronic
and lingering diseases of every name and
grade. too numerous here to mention, will
be thoroughly cured, or no charge will be
made for medical services rendered.
For extraordinary cures in the families
of eminent physicians, DIR. Thomas has
received the folio ~ing presents: From DR..
Earle $500; from DR.. Nardin $500; DR..
Russum, 5000; DR.. Mclean $500; Dr..
Black $500; Mr.. Roper S2O0-and Sc.
veral hundred dollar presents from farmers
and others.
GTEditors who are willing to help in
relieving the great sum Of human misery,
suffered by disease, who will publish the
above, with the annexed certificates every
other week for twelve months, shah have
their bills paid in medicine, or board and
medical services rendered at the infirmary
OF The subscriber, to any afflicted person
or persons they may see proper to send.
when an opportunity may occur.
B. R. THOMAS, M. D.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18

Regular Packet betmeen Ticksburg and
Lefore and Wiiltams's Landing, TAX
'ng freight and passengers for all inter
mediate landings and plantations.
A aeoS The substantial and light
yESssS9ESllS draught passenger steamer
@zEx DIME, Capt. J. d. JACKSON,
vi" irase Lef"re and Greenwood every
SATURDAY al 8 and 8 o'clork A. M every
SATURDAY, and leave Vlcksburg every
TUESDAY, at ~ M.
The Dime has been purchased for the
trade, and will ply regularly. Shippers
may rely upon her punctuality, and upon
getting their goods without detention in
the Invest stage of water.
March IL, 1917 l4m3
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18
MORRIS g. WIlLIs's HOME JOURNAL

FOR FAMILY LURE
AFTER gf-a' deaf of ext,erIrnc, in the
arf-"f setting new ,per To The prevail.
ing waDt, we have selected our present
'noIei oi shape and type, and have decid.
I'd IN the present plan of contents, as, in
he first place, the cheapest, most improv.
'ng and most amusing TO The reader-and,
IN the next place, which is important. loo.
the best calculated to put forth the peculiar
powers OF the Editors themselves. We
TAKE A PRIDE
IN the carefully matnred mndeI, and in the
peculiar character selected for our paner
Living In the very centre Of new l,tera.
tnre, we ransack the counters of booksel.
lers, and give the
Essence of Nep Books.
Receiving all the English Periodicals. we
carefully watch the active intellects devot.
ed 10 epnemeral literature. and pick the
Gems Of Foreign Periodicals.
We receive the admirable Journals &c
france irr and translate with diligent care
Inc wa, Gdyety, and Curious 1Nooeltv of
Life in Paris.
" the great metropolis we live in. we
give the
Gossip NeDs, Movements and Doiaes.
aud OF the country generally we give a
summary Of
Things Novel and Noteuorthv.
keeping record, AZ the same time. If all
Great Thoughts going past as,
and commenting on lie
NeU Opinions, New Writers and Mem
Intentions.
and, in short, it
DIFFERS FROM ALL OTHER PAPERS.
and we have every means OF MAKING !,
n"st valuable. We have embarked on,
dmoaaon, Energies and best Resources.
q the Character. success and infl renee ~
THE HOME JOURNAL.
DOMBEY d SON
vii be continued as heretofore. wi,bo.,
my aorldgement OF The contents of The
'aPer. The six parts already published
It'll be inrnIshed to new subscrlbeys gra,,s
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18
just published at this Oaice

RULES OF PRACTICE in the Circuit
Court OF the Sixth Judicial District-Pre
pared by Committee of the Bar, and ap
proved by Judge RocERs.
Neatly printed in pamphlet, stitched and
covered--price so cents. Twelve comics.
postage "a cts.,) for SIS.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18

the public, and all those afflicted v,;,.
| cancers, chronic and lingering diseases. g.
a gentleman and skilful physician, beGev'
ing, as do, if there is any cure of them.
he has the remedy. N. G. SMITH,
To all Uhom IL may concern. II was for
several years afflicted with a bad eating
cancer. Several eminent physicians
tried TO cure it but in vain. then tried
two celebrated cancer Doctors, and was
under their treatment for eighteen months,
but received little or no benefit. They
said GOULD not be cured-that The cancer
was constitutional one, and consequent.
ly beyond the reach Of all remedies.
then travelled 300 miles to Faith Doc.
tor, who had great fame as a cancer doc.
tor. received no benefit. then had
it taken out very deep with the knife bvr
skiIful surgeon, but alas! il soon grew
again, and was now in ten fold worse
condition than it had ever been before.
About this time | heard of DIR. Thomas.
and applied TO him 10 do the best he could
for me, Gt was the last effort ever in.
tended to makc.) | am happy 10 say that
the best was preeminently good. 10 nine
weeks every part of the cancer dropped
out about as large as the egg of IA goose,
and the place soon healed up perfectly
sound, and has remained so ever since,
being sixteen months since | was cured.
DIR. Thomas charged me only one hundred
dollars for perfect cure, after had paid
over three thousand dollars 10 other phy-
sicians without benefit. DIR. It. needs no
other recommendation but fair trial, to
cure cancer, chronic and lingering dis.
eases. Given under my hand, this 2Oth
day of June, ls45.
JOHN d. ROPER.
In addition to the medical bill, Mr.. r.
made me present of $500.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18
AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION

o. For the benefit of the public, and
from the interest we feel in the proposed
amendment, we shall bring the following
"before The people" occasionally between
now and the election, without expense to
the great and free State of Mississippi.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18
BR DKEE4s,, .s..I@-


ARE entirely vegetable. and -, .s on
those principles which long ri-nre
has proved correct. Ii i nov M spec,.l.,.
uoh when theV are resorled IL tn sI.kness,
Tor they are known To I've the best cteans.
ers ot the stomach and bowels, and in All
drspeptIc and bilious cases they are n
great blessing. Let every family keen
these Pills in the house. II faithfully
used, when there is occasion for medicine.
1t will be seldom that doctor will he re-.
CURED. In all cases of cold, cough. or
rheumatism, the afflicted owe il 10 their
bodies to Use these Pills.
FEVER and Ague. and all Fecers cur
ed 6y BrGndreta's PiHs-All levers are
occasloned by the di5ordered motion of am.
blood, produced by the Immoral serosi,v
by hardening the valves of the vessels
The blood circufates with greatly lncreas-
ed speed, and is still increased 5y the OH.
bules, or particles which Compose The
mass OF fluids. Then il is that the exces
sive heat and chills is experienced ,hro,gh
the whole system. and accompanied with
great thirst, Pa'n in the head, back. kid.
neys, and IN fact complete proslration
OF all the faculties of mind as we'll az had.
On The tlrst attack oil fever, or anv dis
ease, Immediately take a LARGE dose oil
Braadreth's Vegetable Unioeraal PiHs
and continue TO keep up powerful etfec,
upon the bowels until the fever mr. n.;n
has entirely ceased. Six or eight pills |
VIII 10 most cases be sufficient as frs,
dose' aud one dose of this kind, it is moi
improbable, may prevent sickness. and
perhaps death.
AGENTS.
K. I. JOHNSON g. Co, Carroll,on.
A. L. Edringtnn. Lexington ]. Blondell
Benton; J. V. S'een, Greensboro: +
Aveni d Go. Middleton; Bridges. shaw
- 20. Cuifeesille; A. q. Boon. Grena-
i
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18

II lST OF LETTERS remaining in
- the Post Office at Middleton. Mi,
July l, ls47, which il not taken out in
three months, will be forwarded as dead
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18

read, TO attend To all orders for repairing
watches or jewelrs, or any thing pertain
ing 10 such business.
He has secured The services Of Mr., B
l.. CAMP, formerly of Middleton, who
will give his constant attention 10 the bu.
slness.
FOR SALE
Je'ceiry.-SeveraI single and d,uble-
cased gold lever Watches; gold Pencil
cases; fine gold Pens, with silver holders:
fine gold Rings; 90. Shirt buttons; silver
IhImhles. &r. all warranted fine quality.
Clocks. Fine Brass s dav and 24-hour
(AIarm) Clocks, at small advance on
manufacturers prices.
July 10
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18
H. II. johnson
'rHANKF

l THANKFUL Tor past
patronage, respectfully
informs the public tina,
he has on hand a fine
lot OF watch and Jewell
ry materials, and with
The assistance OF an ex.
nerienced workman ,s
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18
or SPECIAL NOTICE. On

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE WEST. -It' has
been long thought that the citizens Of the West
were 10 SEQ better times in regard to the bilious
diseases with which portions of our noble coun-
try are visited The TRUE MEDICINE is at length
offered to us by the celebrated Graefenberg Com
pany Their advertisement is in another col
umn, to which the attention of every man, wo-
man and child should be Immediately given.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18

A LIST OF LETTERS remaining
IA in the Post Office at CarroIllon,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18

NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL PRACTICE A
DR.. THOMAS'S InfrmIry-one mile
north of MssDnb5e Tooneoooo
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18

y Persons calling for any of The above
letters will please say-adveriised.
j. " WOLFE, P. M.
July 7, lS47