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ssass!: Would eSS:sI. Ss calling Dr. NJ.
cossa.isasI p.Silisy@%s. affection, and
you t% inducing Emissions and i%pSs:ns9
@ Ky sg 70 S @ By
ss sqa arc sa1eS s8 Dr. NJ on
principles, without pain or inconvenience.
GO;t psd I,pbmph i attended TO- 81,
cSSSsI Sir A. Carlisle &c. in his Office sS Fulton street
TO ,FAMILiEs;-BoARDING-H KEEPERS.
and o!hsTs wishing to lay their winter stock of grocs
,s: -.
n e: saT 70. be to
in aTgs Or small packages to suit the AGENT
Ba.a. ssd Ws M q HTFt
SON having RUINED New lake. hi. method oi In
% rSss and sqSa as his viii
eyi s ~
fashionable Dances Days and hOpTs 1 for ladies'
' ssarday:
ue;d,y and Friday evenings from for ladies, and from
Ig:,rustCp syssin private gug. in s,Hs; a. Semi:
viii place semmOnthly commencing on the No.
vember. 90 l4tsrc
ROOK.KEErING TAUGHT-In a thorough practical
Is Wall street Each student separately instructed and
m % % to TO Of
business. Writing Of description done. Complicated
accounts arranged. Open evenings. o22l2t.rc
I EATHEk BINDING FOR MACHINERY The sub.
a be o s % s
extent in that line All leather used BY them de.sd
0' is a,i R FTEs t co
MEDICAL oFFICE-DR. JOHNSON " %, Duane street,
vi near Chatham street e We'll hnown as me sss
diseases The Doctors reputation for sk IN those old half
cured that have existed for years Is elect
structure ulcers upon the Soqy or ecnsv cured nose pa'
Constitutional weakness brought on by secret habit In
duged by young causing acvous dreams and night
DAYS without mercury No alteration in diet, prevention
rom business o29 tire
TYRTy ATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. ID. 1870
L FOR THE sUPPREsSiON OF QUACKERY-Ths
CIV having their attention during the last years
diseases OF private confidently persons
requiring their services safe and permanent without
ngy Il n GASES 81 or Syphilis
Weld their in from four eight days and the
aggravated cases In onethd OF tho time usually taken
0y sff 1RffCt OF THE URETHRA tcon.dered by
some medical incuable) successfully treated without
70 .hoss from UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
or n NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, Produced by excess or i'm
prudence the most beneficial effects be relied from
'nf MfoRTA%T fNToSTGEPer.on. suffering from any Of
the above complaints residing in the country finding
them chest containing all medicines requisite perform
radcal cure, with Gull directions as to diet &c. by stating
their symptoms mc Of contraction and esmentfec we'd
: Cd sc any w sse RR fG,'s direct
Office Of ~ College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
o2s ltsrc Nassau street, New fcrs'
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The Crops.

From every section of the cotton region hear favor
able of the cotton crop The destructive effects
the worm have BEEN partial only large number Of
planters will probably receive full crops. The weather
has been 80 far sngularly favorable for picking
National, Nv. o. 10Th inst.
Never have we known (ssys the Anderson, s. C. Ga
See of the 2lst instantly favorable season for
gathering crops than the present; have already
housed their and pretty well advanced in picking
out their cotton. Corn crops believe,
better in this sectonthe article worth about IS cents
per bushel.
The potato rot In this vicinity is nearly universal
Crops, which when they dug supposed to be
perfectly sound have roted the hands Of purchasers
ndeedt estimated that Of the whole crop Mddlese1
county half at least Is rotten Potatoes selling
here at dollar aad upwards bushel-Boston Evenili
TrdpeIier.
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WAsHiSoroN. Oct. ~, ls47.

Departure Of Com. Jones for the Paeiie Station
Com. Ap Cstssby Jones leaves, We understand, to
morrow morning for Norfolk whence he viii proceed By
steamer to Chssrss thence by land to the Pacno
thence on ship board up the Pacific to the Bay OF San
Frsnciscoi in Alta California, latitude 81 M lons'-
tude 100 West where he will succeed Com shuorick IN
the command Of the Pacific squadron Com Jones AZ
home In that cruizine ground for will be remembered
that many years ago he found to capture
the town Of Monterey distance below Yerbs Busna
for which act In order to Keep the peace with
Mexico he was subjected to court martial The Com
modore leaves his family at Prospect hiii In virgnia
where during bis furoughs shore he has converted
into beautiful nd productive farm, tract which
when he hssed It, would have been considered very
moor place any where this side OF New Mexico or Cali
fornis Com shubrick will return home. w.
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BALTIMORE, Oct 49, lo9I.
.4cquittal Of Trner-7he Conspiraey Trial-.Another
Baltimore Jury-SaH Pedro Expedition, &c. &c.
The trial in the Of Turner, the defaultng bank
clerk brought to close yesterday, by verdict
the part Of the jury after being out fourteen hours
not guilty This verdict is in direct opposition to fifty
previous decisions the point, whether corporation
cannot be considered person, and also in direct OPP
position to the positive instructions of the Court The
counsel for the prisoner had managed to get the jury
number of the most violent anti bank in the city
action and ready to set him free any bubble OF
should be honesty and roguery should be punished
all occasions jury In rendering such verdict place
themselves in position that may be apt to compromise
their characters He is still held for trial in the
of conspiracy with VIM Buroh, TO defraud the
bank which will come of Monday next
The schooner Cecil will sail from this port In few
the Of the Spanish Of San Pedro
on the Spanish Main The two previous expeditions
been highly ccessful and and improved ma
chnery has been provided and they calculate a
rich return their abors The diving bell tried
Yesterday and operated finely There is abundance of
money buried in the wreck about $4,000 of which have
been raised, and the expedition will doubtless be
successful than heretofore.
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
SrocK BoARpS562 City 6s 1890 981z; ss Bank Of Bal
tmore, s9t. 6s 1867. closed at 9h asked, lo2A bid
closed at 8 asked a54 bid City six Of
$780, closed 98 asked 989 BID Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
way shares 43M asked. IS bid
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VNINCTURE PRESS-Sutable for druggists use on hand
i Price SIS. Manufactured and for sale by
GA Tuc n. HOE & CO, 20 and 81 Gold st.
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WAsHrSeros. Oct. 81, ls47,

Hems of the Epening-.7rripals, &c.
We have q long list Of arrivals at Celemsns to day,
and among them may mention Captain Gssinger,
United States Navy, Gen. Kearny United States Army
and lady.
The trial of Lieut. Colonel Fremont at Norfolk few
days hence doubtless has something to do with the
turn Of General Kearny here, just Colonel FIRE.
mont remains for the INTERIM at the residence Of his ia
ther. in-law, Colonel Benton. on street.
We regret to learn from the Adutant General Of the
Army that the proceedings Of the forthcoming court
martial will be open to the reporters Of the public
press though in all cases. cheerfuy submit to the
regulations Of the service.
As the nrs among the Congressional arrivals learn
that Senator Allen Of Ohio, in by the train this
afternoon
We have nothing from the army might. w.
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WINDOW SHADES Of every Description aud quality,
w cheaper than other establishment the United
''''''' ' JOHN f. DuNCKERs,
So Chatham ofC amber street.
Nav Ynrk
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TIMELY NOTICE TO GkNTLEMEN.-As the Fall
and Winter SeaSons setting I'M gentlemen would
BY looking up their Wooen Clothing and have them
thing done this city Clothes cleaned dyed without
the OF colorng short notice trial will prove
fact From satisfaction given the public the subscr
Der induced and determined to follow the above branches
work for small profits AZ such, gentlemen will do well
call before going elsewhere at No Murray street.
Washington at the Cheap Cash Tailoring establishment
A. CORTISSOS, "a Murray street.
sdr~d FIAT colo I'm
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M ONEY LENT-The highest prices adyancep in large
plate jewelry, furniture clothing dry goods, &c. &c.
JOHN NJ DAWES, Licensed Pawnbroker,
232 William street, near Duane.
o22 I2tsrc
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MBKOSIAL TOOTH PABTE.-F0r cleansing the
Teeth and Gums and agreeable 9do to
ingredients has been far superior to
any other dence Being compounded Of astrngent mate
teeth thereby assisting preserving the lat
and detergent properties in eminent degree and IL
in sweet and healthy condition Prepared and sold by HEN
RY JOHNSON Chemist and Druggist, 273 Broadway in the
Granite Building of Chambers street Sold also at
100 Fulton streets and Coddngtons 800 Hudson Of
Spring, Price 50 au3l 30t*
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
May %. 1917
MORRIS & WLLIS'S HOME JOURNAL,

FOR FAMILY CULTURE.
AFTER a great deal of experience in the
art of sultlng newspaper to the prevail
ing want, we have selected our present
model of shape and type, and have decid-
ed on the present plan of contents, as, in
the first place, the cheapest, most improv-
ing and most amusing TO the reader-and,
in the next place, which is important, too,
the best calculated TO put forth the peculiar
powers of the Editors themselves. We
TAKE A PRIDE
in the CAREFUL matured model, and in the
peculiar character selected for our paper -.
Living IN the very centre of new litera-
tnre, we ransack the counters of booksel-
lers, and give the
Essence of Neo Books.
Receiving all the English Periodicals. we
carefully watch the active intelIects deyot.
I'd I" ePhemerai literature, and pick the
Gems Of Foreign Periodicals.
we receive the admirable journals of
France, and translate with diligent care
me wa Gayety, and Curious Nouehy of
Life in Paris.
of The great metropolis we live in. we
give the
Gossip, Neps, Movements and Doiaos.
aud of the country generally we give a
summary of
Things NoreI and Noteworthy,
keeping record, at the same time. of all
Great Thoughts going past as,
and commenting on the
NeW Opinions, Neac Writers and New
Intentions.
We have two or three
Peculiar and admirable Contributors.
and, in short, it
DIFFERS FROM ALL OTHER PAPERS.
and we have every means of making il
most valuable. We have embarked our
Am6nson, Energies and best Resources
IN the Character. success and influence ri
THE HOME JOURNAL.
DOMBEY & SON
will be continued as heretofore. without
any abridgement OF The contents of the
paper. The six parts already published
VIII be furnished TO new subscribers gratis
Sohscription-$2 in advance. Address
MnRRIs 81 WILLIS, lO7 Fultoa.ss.
APfh ~ New York.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
'Eri-yyeekIy Hack

From MiddIetOn TO Green 10 90 ,
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE undersigned announces to the ira
yelling public that he has now in operation
a comfortable, substantial hack from Mid
deton to Greenwood, Yazoo river, tri-
weekly, leaving Middleton every Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday, at 0 A. NJ,
arriving at Greenwood same days at Pm.
leaves Greenwood every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at 9 A. NJ, arriving
at Middleton same days at 3 p. NJ.
A conveyance for passengers between
these two points has long been needed,
and as II must prove a great convenience
as we'll as saving 10 travellers going either
North or South, ard has been started and
must be kept up at considerable expense,
] hope, therefore, that it will be literally
sustained by the public. | have careful,
accommodating driver, and the public may
RELY upon The utmost punctuaity.
Fare, each way, So 90. For passage.
apply to J. V. Wolfe, P. NJ. CaIrolton /;
w. n Miller, P. NJ, Greenwood.
j. w. S. MERRILL.
January 20, lS47 Off
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
GSrAcRries. &c.
l4nl3

FEHIlE undersigned has just received
4 and offers for sale on The most rea
sonable terms, full supply of the follow
ing articles, besides many other articles o
Groceries, PRODUCE, HARDWARE, lin
AND QUEENSwARE
Brown, Refined, Bar and Loaf Sugar;
Molasses, in whole and half bbls;
Laguyra, Havana, and Rio Coffee;
Fine and Coarse Salt;
Or, half and whole bbls. Mackarel;
Sardines, HOLSTERS, &C.;
Sperm and Star Candles;
Powder, Lead, and Shot, assorted;
Flour, Whiskey, Onions;
Western and Goshen Cheese;
Green and dried Apples;
Swedes, Hoop, and Horseshoe Iron;
German Steel; Nails, assorted;
Castings, various sorts and sizes.
G.. +. HEMINGWAY.
Greenwood, Feb'y 20, 1847 Tiff
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
Jackson, NJ, March %, 1916.

Jackson, NJ, March %, 1916. I
In obedience 10 an act of the Legisla
ture of the State of Mississippi, approved
March 3, 1916, |, 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, (two7thirds of
each branch concurrIng, That the seventh
article of the Constitution of this State,
under the title or head General Provi-
sions," be so altered and changed by the
addition thereto of the following section,
viz: 60 Section 10. No bank charter shall
/ hereafter be granted by the Legislature
/ Of this State, nor shall any bank charter
/ heretofore granted in this State, be re-
newed, extended or altered, except fol-
\ purposes of liquidation"
y. And be 1T further enacted, That it
shall be the duty of the Secretary of State,
ht least six months preceding The general
Election in November, l847, TO give no
ice, by advertising in three or more pub
lie newspapers. printed in this State, of
This act, and the alteration hereby propos.
Id to be made to the Constitution of this
ktate; and at said election, the qualified
Electors voting for members of the Legis-
Hature, shall vote for or against the alter
{ htion herein proposed to be made in the
Constitution in the following manner, viz:
llAese voting for the alteration herein pro-
posed, shall write on their tickets the
words s. No Banks, amendment" and those
voting against it, shall write on their tick
cts the words "Banks, no amendment"
3d. And be It further enacted, That it
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
iteration, and also the whole number of
votes gwen for members of the Legisla-
ture, to the Secretary of State, to be by
him laid before the next succeeding Lee
gislatur9; and if it shall appear that a
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-
stitution of this State as part thereof
Approved March 3, 1916.
The editor of the Tribune will please
publish the above.
Resp'y, WIN. HEMINGWAY,
Secretary Of State.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
THE GREAT FRESHET!

IN consequence of the great difficulty
i experienced by the public in procur-
ing the necessaries Of life at ''hoth places"
on the river, during the overflow, the un-
dersgned have determined to keep in
Carrolton, above high.water mark, ge-
neral assortment OF
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
IA and 6 4 blend and unbl'd Lowells;
Double-width Sheeting;
Prints, Lawns, Linen;
Boots, Shoes, Hats;
Loaf and brown Sugar;
Molasses, in whole and hf bbls
Rio and Havana Coffee;
Tea, Rice, Buck wheat Flour
Best Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff !;
Quinine, castor and sweet Oil, es. Pep
permint, Lemon Syrup;
Dupont's IF sporting Powder, in CAMS
ters, do. in kegs;
Shot and Lead
Hames and Plough lines;
Crockery and TInware;
A lot of Fancy Articles;
A general assortment of Confectionery
And also full supply of the Justly ce-
lebrated Graefenberg Pills.
All of which we do offer to sell at small
advance on cost for CASH and cash only.
o. l.. KlMBROUGH g. co.
May "a, ls47
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
DIR. LIE ROI'S
Vegetable Universal Pills.
Tie only known Medicine that at the
same time Purges, Purifes and

Strengthens the System!
nR. 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 Of
many ingredients, bat the principal ones
are Sarsaparila and Wild Cherry, 80 unit
ed that they act togelher-the one, rhro'
its admixture with other substances, ourI-
flying and purging, while the other streng-
theus the system. Thus these pulls 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 debllitation, and
are followed by no reaction. DR.. LeRoy's
Pills have a wonderful influence on the
blood; they not only purify without weak
ening it. but they remove all noxious par
ticles from the chyle before it is converted
into fluid, and thus make impure blood an
utter impossibiIity. AS there is no debil
tation, so there is no nausea or sickness
attending the operations of this most ex-
cellent of all medicines, which never
strains or tortures the digestive functions,
but causes them to work in perfectly ma
tural manner, and hence persons taking
them do not become pale and emaciated,
but the contrary, for while ii is the proper
ty of the Sarsaparilla, united as it is with
other ingredients, to remove all that is TO-
reign and impure, it is equally the proper
ty of the Wild Cherry to retain all that is
natural and sound, and hence a robus,
state OF health is the certain result of their
united operations.
FROM THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY.
This popular Medicine, though but re-
Gently made public, has been long used
by DIR. LIE Roy ia 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 its efficacy over
other popular remedies, and as it contains
nothing dangerous, it may be taken with
out medical advice, which in most cases
it renders unnecessary. For the usual
ulsedSeS, as I1edudCne, OOut, COlGS, Ner-
vous complaints, &c, it is certain RENE
dy, as it insures good digestion and free
circulation of the blood 1t is likewise
peculiarly effective in correcting excess of
diet, fatigue and anxiety, and, in short,
we in common with public opinion, esteem
it the best of all Family Medicines.
For sale by r. Il. JOHNSON & Co,
Agents, Carrollton, Mi.
June %, lS47 2Sm3
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
20 the Afflicted. World!
DR.. THONASS Iqfrmdry-oHe mile
norkh of Memnhis. YenneSSee.

NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL PRACTICE A
DR.. THOMAS'S Iqfrmdry-OHe mile
north Of Memphis, Tennessee,
MNT HERE Cross Eyes are made
w straight, bright and beautiful /;
Club Feet are made straight, strong and
useful; the Deaf are made TO hear, and
the Blind receive their sight, and those
that are Deranged restored 10 their right
mind. Also, Gravel, Cancers, White
Swelling, Scrofula, Sore Legs, Ulcerous
and long-standing Sores, of every descrip-
ton, Asthma, Phthisic, Splitting of Blood,
Cough, Consumption, Scald Head, Tet-
tiers, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Palsy, Po-
lypus, Fleur Albus, Dropsy, Diseases of
Liver, Lungs, Spine, Bladder and Spleen,
Hernia or Rupture, Dysenlary, and all
manner of Bowel complaints, Hydropho.
bia, Tic Dooursux, Chronic Bronchitis,
Fistula in Ano, Fits, Syphilis, elect,
Structure, Impotency, 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 10 mention, will
be thoroughly cured, or no charge will be
made for medical services rendered.
For extraordinary cures in the families
of eminsnt physicians, DIR. Thomas has
received the folio wing presents: From DIR.
Earle $500; from DIR. Nardin $500; DR..
Russum, $500; DR.. Mclean 5000 DR..
Black $500; Mr.. Roper S2OO-and Sc
veral hundred dollar presents from farmers
and others.
GFEditors 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, shall have
their bills paid in medicine, or board and
medical services rendered at the intirmary
of the subscriber, to any afflicted person
or persons they may see proper 10 send
when an opportunity may occur.
B. r. THOMAS, M. D.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
GER IFIC ATES:

Memphis, Tenn, 1914.
We the undersigned citizens of Mem.
phis, having the pleasure of an acouaint.
ance with DIR. B. Il. 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 a gentleman and physician
worthy of all confidence.
Fred. z. Stanton, Rep. in Congress w.
c. Dunlap, Judge Circuit Court; j. J.
Finley, Mayor; E. ]. Shields, r. X,
Iurnage, P. G. Gaines, Att'ys; Henry
Van Pelr, Editor; Thomas G. johnson.
Commercial Hotel; ]. Nj. Fletcher. OF
Central House; John G.. Bostick. Ex.
change Hotel; Mrs ID. d. Worsham s.
Son, Richmond House w. II. Henrie.
Gayoso House Watson & Williams. ]
IL. Reynolds, Jennings & Osgood. III.
Test, Cock & Bohannon, Druggists ;
;. Fowlkes, Kirk e. Thomas, ID. Park,
Merchants; w. f. Tannehill, Booksel.
Ter; K. l.. Kay, Cumberland Iron store
Shelby county, State of Tenn.
This Is to certify that my negro woman
Aarriett, was for four years afflicted with
very bad Cancer, which took off con.
siderable portion Of her hose, ate THROUGH
her upper lip, attacked her throat, anc
destroyed a part of the roof of her mouth
and palate Several of the most celebra
ted cane Tors had tried to cure il. bu
in vain -.. ThonoO undar,oal, !,
but not with the expectation of performin.
cure, for he believed it to be too faI
gone, and entirely out Of the reach Of re
medy, but TO test the power and eficac,
OF new remedy, he tried the experiment
lie has removed all cancerous appearan
ices, and healed the lip, nose and throat !,
all appearance perfectly sound and well
which consider the greatest cure | hay
ever seen in my life. Also, had tire
negroes afflicted with dropsy-one of then
woman about so years of age, and ba
case all three were cured in short Tim
by DIR. Thomas. From my personal ac
quaintance with the Doctor and his prac
ice, most cordially recommend him I
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14

In all billions and chronic disorders, these Pills
achieve the mos; wonderful triumph. Here
they defy competition. And as the susceptlbli-
by Of the American constitui ion is TO these dis
eases, they ere 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 healthily and clear; and to give
tone and strength to the system!
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
40 John street, New 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 25 cents a box.
ID. HANSBROUGH & CO., Vicksburg,
General Agents for the State of Mislssippl'
and the Parishes of Carroll, Ouchita, Union
Claiborne, Bossier, Caddo, Madison, FrahkiIh,
Tenus, Concordia, Catahoola, Natchitoches
Desoto, Avoylles, Rapidees & Sabine IN the
States of Louisiana.
The above Pills are for sale by
0. L. KiMBROUGH & Co,
CarrolIton, Agents for Carroll co.
March, II, l847. lily.