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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-10-09
FEVER AND AGUE.

AYNES AGUE PILLS are sold I'M
" der a Guarantee that one bottle of
them will cure one person Of Fever and
Ague or Chills and Fever, and in all
cases if they should fail to cure, the
money will be returned, But they never
have failed yet. nor will they fail one
time in a thousand cases.
Messrs. A. K, Philleo & Co. says
Camden Mills, Ill. We are much pleas
ed with your Medicines, and know that
they are both good and popular. We
regret you did not send US more Of the
AGUE PILLS, as there is a great demand
for them, and they have always been
successful in curing the Fever and A.
CURE.
H. J Bostick, esq. Drayton, Georgia,
says:-Nov 18th l846--Dr. D. Jayne
Dear sir-My sales Of your prepar-
ations have exceeded my expectations.
Your Erpectorand ,Nermifuge, Carmin-
ative Balsam and Fever and Ague Pals,
all sell we'll, some Of viii h am now
out of. want an immediate supply of
all the above named Medicines, more
particularly a large supply Of the Er-
pectorant and Agus PitR. We have
yet among us a good many long stand
ing cases of Chills and Fever, in which
your Ague Pills haze meuer failed to ucre.
Your Alternative is just beginning to be
known here, and appreciated. If | had
had enough Of these Fever and Ague
Pills, | could have sold more than a hun
dred dollars worth ofthem. You're &c.
H. J. BOSTlCK.
Messrs. J, e. II. Moore, Lisbon, III
+. says, (Oct, 31st, l946,) your AGUE PILL
, are about gone, and have given unlver
/ sal satisfaction.
VIM. Bell, Esq, Walnut Grove, Ala
/ bama, says, NOV. 9th 1846,) hav
sold all your AGUE PILLS and Tonic YER
MIFUGE. They are doing wonders here
am sorry you did not send me more G
= them.
G. C. Barmicheal. Eco. Lanier, Geo.
gia, say:--Nov, Goth, 1846,-l am hal
4. by to say that your preparations are e1
citing general favor. have sold a
7. your Ague Pills, under a warranie,
and have not heardof their failure in
e single case.
J HALDERMAN & co. NJ. Caro-
H., says, Oct. goth 1846:-DR D. JAY
e. Dear Sir: Your medicines, SO far
n they have been tried in this section
IN country give very general satisfactio
particularly yur Ag0e Pills, We cou
m have sold three times the amount we di
e. ir we had had them. The Sanative Pill
are very much liked by all who ha'
ID used them, and are iait taking the pla'
to Of all other Pills as a purgative.
it: VIM. HALDRMAN g. co.
"a Prepared only by DR.. D Jayne Ph
and sold OH agency by.
HIN PRIESTLEY g. MOSBY,
o. October 2, l847. 3
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TmpROvRD en- STANDS.

II THIS summer received a consign-
IA menl OF Messrs. Carver, Washburn
q Co.'s new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which am selling at 1875 per
saw. A few Of these stands were re-
ceived there last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
10 purchase will do we'll to call and ex-
anime previously to purchasing else
where.
P. O'DONNELL, Agent,
YazOO City, MISS.
September 10, 1947. 2-tf
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INSTITUTE,
FOR u LADIES,
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.

DENY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
/ MRS. OAKLEY desire to
rm their friends and others,
Eighth session OF this lnslitu-
nences on the First Monday in
bit. The plan pursued at this
it is believed is generally
pn; it comprises a general and
system of instruction, and Of
advantages 10 parents who
their daughters TO receive a
and accom- lished education.
and unwearied attention is
gwen, that the young ladies
borough in every branch Of
pursue; that they form cor
ectual and moral habits; that
respectful, kind, amiable and
nanntrs.
Pportunity for Musical instruc
he Piano Forte, the Guitar, or
ICE, is Confidently stated to be
d IN the country.
eautiful hand writing of the
dies, and their skill in arithme
n at the several examinations
at the pursuit Of knowledge il
|r branches, does not proven
to those useful accomplish
TERMS:
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w. & r. r.. LEWIS,
DENTISTS

located themselves permu-
- nently in Canton, ard are prepar-
ed to do all kinds of work in their line;
such as filling and setting Teeth, from
one tooth to a full set; aud the patients
have the liberty Of trying their work to
their satisfaction before pay is required.
They keep constantly on hand and for
sale Abbey's Gold Foil, Stubs best Den
fist Files, Plate and Pivot Teeth, Porta-
BILE Lathes and Emory Wheels; all Of
which can be had on the most reason
able terms.
August %, 1847. 50-1y
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lust received and for sale.
% IL doz. Sands Sarsaparilla,
8 " Carpenters
Meredith 3.Co. Sa~rsaparilla
Carpenters Elk. Buchu,
Elk. Liverwort,
Elk. Pink Root,
Swaim's Panacea,
E. d. WARD & Co.
September A. 1847.
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CHEWlNG TOBACCo.

CHEWING TOBACCO
boxes best James River Chew
y ing Tobacco, just received and for
sale BY
September 4, 1847,
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COLOGNE.
- GALLONS superior Cologne, by
% the gallon, or in any quantity to
suit the purchaser.
PRIESTLEY s. MOSBY.
August 7, l847.
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TERMS:

barge will be from the entrance
plI until the end Of the session,
educlion for absence, unless in
Of protracted sickness.
8 to or from the Institution is
ltted-the case Of parents and
$ OF course excepted.
additional accommodation has
le for boarders, and still further
ed. The establishment is not.
retired, healthy and agreeable
Tamlnation extending through
+, will be held at the close Of
SION, Q !lowed by a Soiree Musi-
Ooth OF Which, the parents and
Bo' pupils, and all friends Of the
% are respectfully invited.
on Sept IS, l847. "a
me dersigned, who have had
= and wards at the Oakla nd In
aao have attended the semi an
amlnatlons Of that institution,
asuFe IN recommending il in the
ssvms. We have Cull confidence
s''I.y' energy and judicious man
y NE Principals, and believe
! : school where our daughters
o1'alnIy acquire the substantial
aau'ealal branches Of a lady't
~ IS At any institution on the
lanes E. MATTHEWS,
WILLIAM CLARK,
e : A BRADFORp,
7, s. FOOTE,
John D. FREEMAN,
" n. s. LANGLEY,
oliver BARRETT,
Us. TARPLEY,
MCHARD co DELL,
Philip \ HLLzHElM,
I, s. HUNT,
!, SAMUEL MATTHEW'S,
NJ HILZHElM.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison COUNTY.


BY the Probate Court of said County.
To Alonzo Collins and - Collins,
infant children and heirs of Robert j.
Collins, deceased, and all other per-
sons interested in the lands, tene
ments and hereditaments Of Robert J
Collins, deceased-Greetiag
VOU are hereby cited to appear be-
Il fore the Probate Court Of said coun-
ty at a regular term thereoft TO be holden
at the Cou IT house Of said county, on the
Second Monday of November next, then
and there to shew %causeif any you have.
why said court should not then order
and decree the lands, tenements and
ne reditaments Of said decd to be sold, to
paw the debts Of said d~ccedent, to wit
A House and Lot in the town of Sha.
ron, in said county.
Witness, the Hon. JON
B. HowcoTT Judge Of Pro
bate of said county, the Sc
#-#. cond Nor day of September
L S. in the year of our Lord, on
SIS. THOUSAND eight hundred an,
f~orty-seven, and seal of sal,
court.
ISSUED, the 10th day of September, 1847
j. T. CAMERON, CIR.
September 18, t847. l.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison COUNTY,.

Madison County,
BY the Probate Court of said County.
To Sarah R. Hoy, Elizabeth A, M. Hoy,
Philip B. Hoy, Mary A. NJ. F, Hoy,
Aurora D. Hoy, VIM E. Hoy and
T. P. Hoy, children and heirs Of VIM.
Hoy, decd, and all other persons in
terested in the lands, tenements and
Entertainments Of VIM. Hoy, deceased,
Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded TO aP
= pear before the Pro- ate Court Of
said county at a regular term thereof,
to be holden at the Courthouse Of said
county, On the End Monday # November
neat, then and there to shew cause if any
you have, why said court should not then
order and decree the lands, tenements
and Entertainments of said deceased to be
sold to pay the debts Of said decedent,
t, wit:
The undivided one half Of the south
hllf Of east half OF southeast quarter,
north west quarter ard west half Of
northeast quarter, section t%hirty-slx;
south half Of east half Of southeast
quarter, section twenty six; west halt
Of southeast quarter and east half OF
southwest quarter, section twenty-five,
township eleven, range three, east; east
half Of south east quarter, section tW en-
ty five; epst half Of north east quarter,
section thirty.six, township eleven, range
three, east; west half of southwest
quarter, section thirty, ard west half
northwest quarter, sect on thlrty'one
township eleven, range four east, con
tanning in the whole 800 acres,
Witness, the Hon. JOHN B
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probet'
Of said county the Secont
#-# Monday Of September, in thu
L. S. year Of our Lord, one thou
&-# sand eight hundred and for
) ty.seven, and seal of sal
: court.
Issued, the 18th day c
: September, 1847.
! J.. T. CAMERON, CFk.
September 10, l847. l.
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ED ECEIVED and now opening
M / Cask Cognac Brandy,
Madeira Wine,
Port Wine,
Tenerife Wine,
12 doz. Claret DO.
6 London Porter,
6 Philadelphia Porter.
E. D. WARD & Co.
September 4, ls47.
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BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
lust received and for sale a large
q supply Of
Bl nix Books, various sizes, &c,
Cap Paper,
Letter Paper, a variety,
Quilts and Steel Pens,
Black, Blue and Red Ink,
Black Sand and Sand Boxes.
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.
August Z, l847.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-07
foreign Nous.
From the Boston Atlas, October 4.
NEWS FROM ENGLAND!
HIBERNIA.
Is Days Later from Europe.

By the Hibernia we have received our usual
files of foreign papers. The dates are from Lon
don TO the evening of Saturday. the 18th, and from
Liverpool to the morning of the 18TH ult.
The news by this arrival is painfully interest
ing, and deeply important
The monetary and mercantile crisis still con-
tinues, and the failures are numerous, and the
liabilities of the firms that have suspended pay
mens are enormous amounting to several mill
lions sterling. Among the heaviest failures are
tho well known firms of Messrs. Reid, Irving a.
Co., Messrs. Cover, Nephews g. Co., Messrs.
Sanderson a. Co., and Messrs. Denny a. Co.
Our London correspondent, referring to the
present crisis, says Money is exceedingly
scarce, and failures are numerous and almost of
daily occurrence Yet SO many respectable
firms are suspected OF being IN difficulties, that
no one dares TO mention their names openly till
they are given in the columns Of the morning
journals" Our correspondent predicts that the
present crisis is only the beginning of the,end,"
and that in less than thirty days, "several of the
heaviest OF the London houses, will be swept
away by this terrible crisis in the mercantile
world" Our correspondent states tina. upwards of
two hundred American drafts, all of very heavy
amount, are returned unaccepted, by the llber-
MIA.
The political news is equally important. The
whole Of The North Of Italy, aud even of Switzer-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-07
DAILY JOURNAL.

We shall publish a daily paper, as usual, dur
ing the approaching and unusually interesting
session of the Legislature, if tic General AS
sembly chooses to order it. TERMs-$l, or six
copies for IS, or ten copies for SO. The postage
to subscribers will be one cent per copy-but TO
all who are not subscribers, the rate, by law, is
three cents per copy, and must be prepaid. Mem
bers OF the Legislature who are accustomed to
send papers 10 their constituents, and all others
interested, will therefore find material adYan-
tagc in giving x their names, and the names OF
their frienas-xsAngular subscribers.
E.P. WALTON 81 SONS.
Montpelier, Sept. 20, lSl7.
o. Editors copying the above will be fur
nished with the Daily Journal.
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Teegaphic Despatch for the Boston Times.
important from the Army
--City of Mexico Taken--Im-
portant and Interesting Details.
New YoRK Sun OFFICE,

SATURDAY Nlgnl, vet :, ~ oclocF.
The steamer James l.. Day has arrived at New
Orleans with later news from the seat of war.
The mail way bill is endorsed by the Post
master at New Orleans, stating that there is no
peace and the armistice has been concluded
The City of Mexico has been captured by our
army. The American troops entered the Capt.
tai on the 10Th of September.
Gen. Santa Anna was wounded, and with his
army had retired 10 Guadalupe.
An attempt has been made 10 assassinate Gen.
Scott, which fortunately failed.
SUNDAY MoRNISG, Oct. g. ] o'clock.
We have received Telegraphlc Dispatches
from Petersburgh, Va, dated Oct =, le4', con-
tanning the annexed details
The steamer james l.. Day arrived at New
Orleans, Sept 20, from Vera crS @ WIN 9' H and
leo.
The armstice having been terminated, the
city of Mexico was taken on the 10th of Seplem-
bes, after severe and desperate fighting on both
sides.
General SCOTS loss is SET down at SEVENTEEN
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Wings Of the old Bay State met in State
Convention on the Goth nit. and unanimously
nominated Geo. N. BRIGGs for Governor, and
john REED for Lieutenant Governor RUFUS
CHoATE and WIN. G. BATES were appointed
delegates at large to the Wing National Con-
venton. A series of excellent resolutions was
adopted, from which we copy all except such as
are OF local interest II will be observed that
the Whigs of Massachusetts express strong
preference fot their own eminent statesman as
candidate for the Presidency, and recommend
him 10 the National Convention Mr.. WEBSTER
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0F7 The Eureka for October, continues the
list oil American and British patents and gives
the usual variety of scientific matters. Engray-
ings are gwen of an English Rotary Steam En-
CINE, Berkhursts Elevated Cording Machine,
and Wheeler's Horizontal Spinner. Kingsley
and Person, publishers, 8 Wait street, N Y:
Three dollars per year.
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A CARD.

r, Inc Executive Committee of The Washington
SSouhty Agricultural Society, in behalf of the
ee1ciety' take this method to tender their giate
luI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the ladies' for their eff.
Gleht and, and for the generous sum OF SIl5 adj
uea 10 Ihe treasury of the Society as the ayails
o. tie fair also to the Montpelier Brass Band
Tor Their services daring the Fair.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-07

tUottlrnou & State Journal.
Il. p. WALTON, JR., EDITOR.
Montpelier, Thursday, Oct. y.
WING STATE CONVENTION.

Notice is hereby given that Wing State
Convention will be holden in Montpelier on
Thursday cve., 2lst instant, for the purpose of
appointing two delegates at large to the Nation
al Convention, and State and County Committees
for 1913.
BY order of the State Central Com.
October 6, l647.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-07

lightencd and grateful people can ever bestow
on their most deserving and most distinguished
son.
Resolved, Therefore, that tho Wings Of Mas
sochusetts earnestly and unanimously recommend
DANIEL WEBSTER, of Massachusetts, to the
favorable consideration Of the Wing National
Convention, rs q candidate !or the Office of Pres
dent of the United States.
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peparc our farms to yield an increased burden,
iii our cellars, our barns and our graineries with
the fruits of the earth, and by and by we will
load the cars, and bid speed TO the ponderous en-
ginc, which will soon return with the reward of
our industry, and the choice daintes of the cast,
at rate cheaper than we have been wont to
purchase-thus giving us the double advantage
OF buying cheaper while we sell for better prices.
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OCTOBER Z, IS47.

addressed the convention for two hours, partc-
uarly in reference to the Mexican War and Sla-
very taking decided ground against the extern
sion OF Slavery, and indeed against extending
our territory at all. We hope to receive re-
port of this speech in season for our next
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-07
MORE RUMORS.

Another account from Mexico says that Gen.
erals Worth, Pillow and Smith are among the
slain 1t must be remembered that all the &C
counts received are from Mexicans.
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l, best crayon drawings, portrait, ]. G.. Badger.
80 I'd do ps fancy, Miss Ellen Briggs
80 best chair cushion-pa work, No.
10 best box Aowers--wreath, Mrs. Harrington
TREES.
,25 fig tree, Mrs II. Vail.
% lemon tree, Mrs. w. Sprague.
20 oliander do, Mrs. c. c. Wright
Is best pears, L. A. Eldrdge
10 I'd do. No.
80 best pluubs, white, E. A. Eldridge.
80 Cd blue and white mix'd, /"
,25 best squash (green winter) NJ Ordway.
80 best straw hat, d. Whitman, Woodbury..
80 best side Of harness leather, S. b. Gale.
rs best lots seed corn 25 C. per lot
II. II. REED,
J. A.CuRTIss,)
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One lot OF ten ewes presented Tor premium
by VIM and Ambrose Bradford of Barre, were
considered BY the Commit &c the best, but not
not having been kept in the State one year pre-
wous to the Fair, they were excluded by the law
passed, Oct %, 1915.
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THE SUMTER BANNER:
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No paper discontinued until all arrearagcs
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TThe number of insertions to be marked
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. urOne Dollar per squire for 4 single in.
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slnents will be charged the same as single
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All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines,
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The St;lliagia Syzvatica
{ QUEENS DELIGHT. \;

Deserves mucl moro notice than has been
bestowed upon s. Its virtues have been, for
long time, known to sorno of our negroes,
who probably obtained their knowledge of it
from tile aborig;nes of this country 1t has
been used for the last ten or fifteen years by
several OF our most distinguished Phys, ians,
and believe they have never had cause to de-
ny TO it high rank among our inAigenous
medical plants. Its remedial effects are
most conspicuous!y displayed in syphlitic and
scrofn'ors compian;s.-[ Eds. So. Jour Aisd.
and Phar.
EprIHcs CoMrouNn FLUID EXTRACT OF
SARsArAElLLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT, for
purifying the blood and removing all diseases
arising from the impurty of the same, and is
especially recommended for the cure oI
Rheumatism, Scro!uia, Erysipclas, Ulccra-
tons of the Throat and Legs, pains and swell
lings o! the boncz, Tettars, Pmples in the
face, old sores and all cutancous eruptons,
Nenralgic affections, Mcrcurial diseases, and
tor ass sting the operation and preventing ia
tai consequences OF Mercuras in Syphilis.
1t is the best remedy known for scrofulous
affections, sores, and breakngs ont in Young
children, and is safe and cticacious in remo-
wing entirely every trace of hereditary dis
eases from the system Of the tcntlercst in
lant; in fact, in all cutancous affections it is
invaluable. AS general purifyer Of the
blood, and an eradicator of all obstinate dis
cases, this preparation will undoubtedly take
the precedence Of all other remedies. It
gently operates upon and regulates tho bow
els, restores TO the blood It's wonted purity,
gives tone TO the stomach, ard promotes d.
gest;on. Few families are exempt from
scorbutic affections, which exhibit various
symptoms, as cruptions, ulccrat ons, debility,
loss OF appetite and digestion, all arising from
impure blood, and if not properly attended to,
are sure TO produce the creates, injury to the
constitution.
There are few cases of chronic rllcuma-
tism that will not yield to the influence of
Sarsaparilla and Queens delight, if duly Per
severed, especially if taken in conjunction
with lydr. Of potash. A tea-spoonful of
solution Of the same may lie taken along with
every does Of sarsaparilla.
For the composition Of this prcparton, and
the medicinal properties Of Queens Delight,
rhvaicians are respectfully referred to the
9th and 9th Nos vol. l Of the "Suuthern jour
nal OF Medicine and Pharmacy" Prepared
by ]. u. NJ. EPPING,
Chemist and Druggist, Ell King, opposite
Society St, Charleston, $. Z.
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4. WHITE. &. co.

Beg leave to ia.nr'n ;I.cir friends and the
public generally that they have Just received
from New York and i'in!aic!ph phla-anh will
sell Oil rs reasonable terms as they can lie
obtained any where i'll This n.1rkc.--a iargc
and splendid assortment OF
FANCyAND STA PLE DIR GOODS,
suitable or the Fall Trade, consisting Q,
Mus!ins, Cambrics, CalicorS, Linens, SHIRT
ings, SLce,ing.s ard ilonespuns Drol':-
cloths, Satnets, Twccds and Jeans, Ne 10
cloths, Blankets, &c. OF every description
Also, large assortment of Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Stationery, Saddlcry, Bag
glng, Rope and Twine; Hardware, Cutlery,
Groceries, &c. &c. OF the most approved
u,,ally. Persons wishing to make purcha-
Sos VIII do we'll 10 call and examine Tor
themselves.
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