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THE OUTBREAKIN ACCOMAC.

We learn from good source that AccO-
mac Court House was, on the Election Day
the scene of geat and singular excitement.
IL seems that The Methodist denomination in
that County are divided as TO choice be-
tween attaching themselves to the Northern
or Southern Division OF that Church, aud
that this question became an issue in the can
vass.
Our informant says that about 3 o'clock on
the day Of Election, when Gen. Bayly was
running far ahead Of his Competitor, Mr..
Jones, and had received the votes Of most OF
those who preferred the Southern Confer ence,
the advocates OF the Northern Division OF the
Church made their appearance at the Polls.
and began TO cast their votes rapidly for Gen,
Bavly. The friends of the Southern Con-
ference. on seeing this charged General Bayly
or his friends with beiraying the South by
courting both parties, and Immediately several
blows we're aimed at Gen. B. which fortu-
nately, BY the inteiposition Of friends, were
warded off. The excitement during the re-
mander of the day and night was very great,
and at the close of The Polls Gen. Bayly left
the Court House. guarded by his friends.
1t is proposed we should mention that. our
informant stated that Mr.. Jones exhonerated
Gen. Bayly from the charge OF tampering
with the friends of the North.-That his
friends did it, is proved by the fact that MIR.
Poulsou, a Democrat of the first water, and
who has represented that Senatorial District,
as well as the County, in the House of Dele
gates. refused TO vote for Gen. Bayly, on The
ground of the support which these Abolition
lists gave him.
Mr.. Gusts, a Democratic Member elected
of the House. of Delegates from the County
of Accomac.4s said 10 be an advocate oil the
Northern Division Of the Methodist church
If this be true, it is singular spectacle TO
behold in Virginia. When we remember
question " hich divided the Church--when
We reflect that some of the puresi and ahiesl
men of the South would not sit IN the Gen
eral C Conference of the Church cecause OF the
constant agitation in that body OF the CUES
ton of Slavery, it is wonderful that Slave
holding ounty 10 Virginia should consent 10
be represented in the Councils Of the State
by friend of the opponents Of Slavery.
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THE NEW SOUTHERN BOUNDARY
LINE.

A correspondent OF the Charleston Cour-
ier, wiring from Washington on the 10th
instant, states that he has ascerlained that
the administration contemplate establishing
as the boundary between the United States
and Mexico the Sierra Madra. and the great
desert south Of Sallllo. Thus
The line will run from the mouth Of the
Rio Grande 10 Victoria, and thence along
the mountains 10 The lakes near Parras-glv-
ing US Monterey and the battle ground oil
Buena Vista, and also Aqua Nueya-inval-
valuable for wood and water, TO the troops
there to be stationed. The line will thence
run north TO the Southern boundary OF Up
per California, and thence 10 the Pacihc:
The chiea difference between this offer and
the 26th parallel, heretofore made and relec'
led, is that If leaves TO Mexico the whole OF
Sonora. and the greater par. Of Chihuahua.
and all ofLower California and IFS Gulf. II
is not known that this is the boundary propo-
sed, but it is conjectured from various cir
cumstances. aud especially what is known 10
have been the views Of some oithe advisers
OF the administration.
No part of the territory thus proposed 10
be acquired will be very valuable to the
South for the employment; of slave labor
none at least. unless the slaves can be en-
ployed in The copper and silver mines oiNew
Mexico.
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Rhode IsLAND-The General Assembly
pf Rhode Island met at Newport on Tuesday,
{. q. Perry, of Newport, was elected Clerk
ol the Senate over which body the Governor
presides. In the House. William S. Paiten,
of Providence. was unanimouly elected
Speaker.
CoNNEcTrcUT.-The Legislature Of Con-
nccIicut assembled al Hartford on Wednesday
The 9Th ms. Thomas e. Perkins. Of Hart
ford was elected President pro tenn. of The
Senate, aud LA Fayerie $. Foster, Of Nor
wich, Speaker of The House. THE Senate
stands l3 " hies 10 Loco FocUs, aad the
House 120 Wings 10 100 Loco Focos; Wing
majority 10 the Senate 5, House 20. aud in
Inlnt ballot 25.
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HENRY N. KINSLEY,

WOULD respectfully notify the people
in the vicinity of the East Mills in New Ha
ven, that he has taken the shop formerly oc
cupied by Mr., Cyrus Eddy. where he in
tends to carry or BLACKSMlTHING III
all its various branches. He will shoe horses
in the best manner, for Ninety cents cash
do,on, and all other work in proportion. All
kinds of jobs will be done promptly and ir a
workman like manner.
He intends to be always on hand, and with
moderate and reasonable charges and faithful
work he hopes to secure full proportion Of
business in his line.
New Haven East Mills. May, l. l3i7.
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Sherif,s Sale.

Taken by virtue of three Executions to me di-
rected Horses, one very Light Single Wagon,
Cutter, 3 Silver Plated Single Harnesses, 2
Brass trimmed Harnesses, 2 Jappanned trimmed
Harnesses, GALL new and made in good ordei.) 1
Travelling Trunk, lot OF Hames and Hame
Collars, and large variety of Saddlery Ware and
lotof VaIice Woods, &c. &c, which shall sell
at Public Auction on the 18th of May next, at 9
O'Clock p NJ, at Nichols Brick Building in Mid
dlebury Village. Probably credit will be given
for good notss.
D. S. CHURCH, SHERIFF.
Middlcbury May 10Th, Isi7. ,
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ADVICE TO THE YOUNG.

Having been attacked in the newspapers by a
Young Tailor on the north end Of the bridge, felt
it my duty TO administer moderate correction,
and intended to repeat the. dose-having "few
more of the same sort left"
But he has given up beat, and blubbered stout
ly for some man with wit enough, to come and
help him out ofthe scrape, he ad run into with
out any wit at all. | SHALL if he behaves proper
ly, infct no farther chastisement upon him.
| would suggest that the "Coats and Pants re-
turned on his hands" might perhaps be judicious-
ly sent by travelling Pedlar-with some 'expc-
rience" in horse tradeS-into Northern New York.
This, however, may be decided on when his en-
plover returns from market
am glad to see my Dung friend has grace E.
nough to advertise foi some "gooA moral charac-
ter" Ihope he will follow up the search till he
finds it, as anything in that line would probably
prove profitable TO himself
gICUTTING attended to, as usual.
JAMES McKEAND.
No. 7, Nichols Building.
Middlebury, May 10, 1877. 2
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READY CLOTHING!

On hand, a large assortment of Fashionable
Clothing, adapted TO the season, which will be
sold low for Cash Also, few Goats and Pants
returned ON my hands as 'pcor fits" the last Fall
and Winter, made up under the supervision OF a
man of great taste and erperisnce, which will be
sold 20 per cent less than Cost. by
Nav Sd lS47. w. S. JOHNSON.
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Champlain & Conn. R. R. Road.
-.-.rzSxzaszsxasxa
-; I'd sE ll:sEE-saL
q ENa N@H CO 49,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS will be received until the LIST
day of June, 164T, for the GRADING, MAsoNsY
and BRIDGING of that part of the Champlain &
Connecticut River Rail Road, extending from
the west side of the summit at Mount Holley to
The village of Brandon, distance of about 81
miles, and being the whole uncontrolled portion
of said road.
Maps, profiles. and specifications may be found
after the Doth of May at the office of the Engi-
neer in Rutland, where every necessary informa-
ton will be given.
The line will be divided into sections of con-
venient length for construction and from those to
whom the work may be awarded, satisfactory
security will be required.
Proposals may be left with the undersigned at
Burlington; with George T. Hodges ESQ., al
RUTLAND, or with VIM. Henry Esq, at Bellows
Falls.
The work will be awarded at Rutland as Soos
after the LIST, of June, as the necessary examina
ton of the bids can be made
By order ofthe Board,
T. FOLLETT, Pres.
Office of the Champlan g. Conn. I
R. r. Road Co. Burlington VI.
April %, 1917.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MAY 3, 49,

Reported for the Traveller.
At Market BAG Beef Cattle 20 pairs Work
ing Oxen. 25 Cows and Calves, 160 Sheep.
and l470 Swine.
PRrces-Beef Caltle-Tn consequence Of
the limited number at market, prices advanc-
ed. We quote extra So; first quality, 81 25
so; second St rs 25. third so.
Working Oxen-Sales at $50, 90, 10 and
l40.
Cows and Calves-Saes at S24, %, 30
and 30.
Sheep-Sales at 81, 4 so, and S..
WOOL. Duty 80 per cent.
Nothing doing Of any importance in Ell
iher description, and former prices .-contin-
ued.
Prime Saxony FlecceF,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-05-11

The Enquirer was very anxious to get a
pledge from Mr.. Bolts in regard to the Wilmot
Proviso, and we shall expect TO hear its voice
lifted up in indignant rebuke of the Democ-
racy of Accomac.
Pittsburgh (Ya.) Inteligencer. Isl INST.
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W ANTED.

BY the subscriber young man Of Talents
to serve in literary capacity, one who has
had the advantages Of a liberal education and
IS capable of editing country newspaper,
making Stump speeches aud who has had
some experience IN writing notices. witty ad
vertisements. pufis, &C., sc. To such a
person who can come well recommended as
to moral character. good encouragement will
be given,-none other need apply.
w. S. JOHNSON.
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NOTICE.
Bennington Stone Ware.

Cream Pots. Butter Pots win Covers,
Churns and jugs, from IN qts. each,
ALSO
Eartbcu Milk Pans aud Flower Pots, &c
For sale by Il. bECh"llH-
April. 10, 1917. 81
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
I'VE, the subscribers, being appointed by tie
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
Addison Commissioners, 10 receive examine
and adjust all claims and demands ofall persons
against the estate of
ISAAC ATWOOD,
late of Leicester in said District, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; And six months from the 18th day OF
April, is47, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice that
will attend to the business Of four said appoint
ment al the dwelling house OF L. FaleS in Lei
cesier'on the first Fridays of July and October
next from nine o'clock. A. NJ. until four P NJ,
on each ofsaid days.
John Bullock
John ProM ~o"'""'''0''''''
Dated at Leicester his 9Th day Of May
le47. 2
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Chairs !! Chairs -!

The subscriber has been appointed agent
for selling Nichols and Wheeler's Chairs and
will keep constantly on hand all kinds OF
Chairs manufactured at their factory which
are offered for sale low.
All orders for chairs promptly attended to
by w. s. JOHNSON.
March Is. 1917.
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MARRIED..

At Sabula. Iowa. April LIST, at The residence
Of Wade H. Elldridge; DR.. E. w. Jennings,
of BelIvieu, TO Miss Mary A, PeasIy, o. Bur
linglon.
In Jericho, on the sih inst. by the Rev. NJ.
n, Stearns. Mr.. Chttenden Galusha; TO Miss
Angelina Bishop.
Also. by the same. on the 20Ih inst. MIR.
E. +. Pratt, 10 Miss Hannah Hapgood, all Of
Jericho.
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The yoriis-f Times.

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setthst e5Ata,a tlSh' o. pursuing '"' o'''Pa'
W. ~ rbleh hi' e'ae@N'a ''a ''lsn" fhaaN
htm, 4 vac osRi NOSE o. importing bis 'i'h"Y'
Y iaA' POTION Of r. NAt,tn .a'e N''ea he con-
'istf8 ~ Aafar. - fst"f H'Fs rent 70
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tas3Pf35A ah3 et's' - s.,7h q '"'se pun
.sp'ts ts4ea = ne hH''St q t"sFestss VIII a.
= aaa te5nEy eA0H'l''" SEP.
ANttks tae FiiHstFtN ~ 'he h''E fSft4
Y e iAH4de aha ,sh'' ttt meet or heet'y
-, ghgatfehef' ana 'tai' '@ae'*N '1f "stR support
Aa'e aa3i'4nR r. '9'.s Ft''' pes !" POSE
akAAA the F'Ak 'tH''fs mrs e' 'nA"f4t'',t''
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'He ~ 'AP8e''hs Et''st "' @ESt sue v NV
go w peE1 . ''43'Sly y u'a1P N'e P'ae' o,
iaS aoa 9nsi'lastoRt shu ig'i Aha luN'Ie ana
me- uP1a w Ps'at 10y = 90 "na''
t'9 t3ef ~, tfe te.ess . ttc oaftHfs 'h'o~"
sumo wen. y " se'sl''p''.. ~ - NJ 80 t's
a1st q w 'a'eshN's'1 4"e '''R i',.F
~. P'' Pt'ss' ~. "'t-''.t'' Dt"f W.
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TERMS.
The yorth-SaroIin Time.

WI be printed 90 sheet tho size Of the Rd
ttgh Register, On good paper, and with new
Bourgeois and BREWER Type and It's appearance
shall be as handsome and elegant as that of ANY
Ncwspapet now published, aud will be furnished
10 sub ctlhcts a. T,co Doiia,s and half per an.
nun, IN adraaes OF Three Dollars If payment is
dela,e Cd sir months.
Any person procuring sE subscribers, and
transmitting the subscription Say SIS 000,) shall
receive the seventh copy ono year.
Persons holiing Subscription papers are re-.
qneated TO send in 10 the Editor the names of such
subscribers az they may obtain, at least by tho
middle Of September II Is hoped the pabiea.
lion will commence early in October
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TO THE pUBT.EG.

gnllE subsefibcr rropsse. 70 ooh'i.h 10 Lsais
81 Tag. Ffauklir County, y cs ltetttl
PoItUts! Literary, cad Misetl.anteui P.psr. /,
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T / II0ITON
EDITOR, PROPRIETOR s PUBLLSHER.
TERMS

Il H Ia Va >
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II mol
paid in adranee. THREE DOLLARS If not
raid toitAin SIR months and THREE DOL.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS II NOT paid IN.
III gftsr he aspiration Of ne year. No paper
diseOnhnutd until all aueqragss sre y4Id, r..
espi Al The option Of he Editor
. T Advertisements Inserted at One Dollar per
sguars, 10 lines lesi, tbs .-,d tppr.) o. he
frat Insertion. and IS eeEti for each coHftnH
Gaes. Court adperttseme4li and Aasrig's Slts.
charged Is pr rent higher; end deduction u
J3t per- CENT oil Be nude from Hs regular pr.
efs for a ipettnsrs 81 As y,dr. Adrerttstmfafs
inserted monthly - Yaartfrty 6 pr Squire for
zach fine Stm.mgEa.iy = Gents pr square
f9T tgeh nmf
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A Plantation containing $50 Acres. al WOOD
LAND joining tho Isnas hrtarRing r. ths heirs
Of John Arnold sno John Patterson, deed
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One ttsc', containing 100 Acres jin ~ Bic
ians q tlaeh hHkpslrtek, asfgatet Rsid, aud
others. all WOOD LAND.
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aNOTICE.
I.REF.RREE
LANDS * MILLS.
BOB Sl-....S,
CIV AND sCREsy HOUSE,

with well Of excellent vstet tr3 Ell necessary
out he,i4.aEs, with large body q god WOOD
LAND
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ConpEttttut grey tJts' N"i n Hal', W
nrcpnatiop a farmer and enlisted May 10, ls4I.
Also HENRY +. Mccoy, aged 36 years, 5 feet
II inches high, dark complicated. brown eyes,
hIsck hair. bv occupation miner, and enlisted
Anti -. Isi7, both arc OF Mcchlenburg eonn
~ N. G. Mccoy is supposed 10 be about the
Burke Mrnes. The above men were enlisted by
myself in Charlotte Th,rty Dollars will be Civ.
en- for each Of the dcserters, If delivered to the
nearest Recruiting officer, OF TO the officer IN COM
mand AT Fort Mourlc, Charleston, 5 G.
T., G. DAVIDSON,
ist Lieut. ID Dragons, L. s Army,
Charlotte, July J, lsa1 39u
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90 r " Coehtsn, Nectlsntarg. n c.
CAGs. u Hguis. Ail Gfsre. n &.
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Ore ttatt. wing on tic waters ri SHpsr Cock
ieia,ug tie Lands 81 shn r Reid Albert VA
lace, aad others csstatniug - Acre.
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Casa and Delirery Bonds for safe here
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Grocery and Confectionery
SpDH.No
Grocery and Confectionery
SGGrE,

where may Be found nearly every article pertain.
Hg to the business lie has nos On hand iht
following arttc!ef, VIZ.
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TOYS for children.
1liOS. J. llOLTON
Dtc. l-lI.
Mississippi Democrat., 1847-08-11
steamer DINlE,

Regular Packet beipeen Vicksburg and
Lefore and Williams's Landing, td6-
ing freight and passengers for all inter
mediate landings and plantations.
ee1A The substantial and light
EE-5t--.7-r1I=zll9 draught passenger steamer
ss..SzSEE xSSF:zsSszzSEEF DIME, Capt. J. ID. JACKSON.
VIII leave Lehnre and Greenwood every
Saturday at and 9 o'clork A. NJ. every
SATURDAY, and leave Vicksburg every
TUESDAY, at II NJ.
The Dime has been purchased for the
trade, and will ply regularly. Shippers
may rely upon her punctuallty, and upon
getting their goods without detention IN
the lowest stage at water.
March II. 1877 l4m3
Mississippi Democrat., 1847-08-11
DO the Afflicted World!

A NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL PRACTICE A
DR.. THOMAS'S Infrmdry-one mile
north of Memphis, Tennessee,
NNT HERE Cross Eyes are made
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 TO 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, Sca!d Head, Tet-
ters, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Palsy, PO-
lypus, Fleur Albus, Dropsy, Diseases of
Liver, Lungs, Spine, Bladder and Spleen,
Hernia or Rupture, Dysentary, and all
manner of Bowel complaints, Hydropho-
bia, Tic DoIoursux, Chronic Bronchitis,
FiStula in Ano, Fits, Syphilis, GIeet,
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 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, DR.. Thomas has
received the folio wing presents: From DR..
Earle $500; from DR.. Nardin $500; DR..
Russum, $500; DR.. Mclean $500; DR..
Black $500; Mr.. Roper $200-and Sc
veral hundred d dollar presents from farmers
and others.
GFEdtors 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 nfirmary
of the subscriber, to any afflicted person
or persons they may see proper to send,
when an opportunity may occur.
b. r. THOMAS, Nj. D.
Mississippi Democrat., 1847-08-11
c IFIC ATES:
Memphis, Tenn. ISl

Memphis, Tenn, 1874.
We the undersigned citizens of Mem
phis, having the pleasure of an acquaiut.
anco with DR., B. r. Thomas, most cordi.
ally recommend him to those afflicted with
chronic and lingering diseases, Cancers.
alcerous and long standing Sores, Scrofu.
IA, &c, and as gentleman aud physician
worthy of all confidence.
Fred. P. Stanton, Rep. in Congress w.
c. Dunlap, Judge Circuit Court; j. J.
Finley, Mayor; E. J. Shields, r. X.
Turnage, P. G. Gaines, Att'ys; Henry
Van Peli, Editor; Thomas e. Johnson,
Commercial Hotel; ]. NJ. Fletcher, of
Central House; John @. Bostick, Ex
change Hotel; Mrs. d. d Worsham g.
Son, Richmond House w. II. Henrie.
Gayoso House Watson * Williams. !.
IL. Reynolds, Jennings 81 Osgood, II.
Test, Cock & Bohannon, Druggists
S. Fowlkes, Kirk & Thomas, d. Park.
Merchants; w. L. Tannehill, Booksel.
ler; r. 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 a con-
siderable portion Of her nose, ate through
her upper lip, attacked her throat, and
destroyed part of The roof of her mouth
and palate. Several of the most celebra-
ted cancer doctors had tried to cure il, but
IN vain. DIR. B. II. Thomas undertook il.
but not with the expectation of performing
a cure, for he believed it to be too far
gone, and entirely out of the reach of re.
medy, but to test the power and efficacy
of new remedy, he tried the experiment.
lie has removed all cancerous appearan.
ces, and healed the lip, nose and throat 10
all appearance perfectly sound and well.
which | consider the greatest cure | have
ever seen in my life. Also, had three
negroes afflicted with dropsy-one of them
woman about so years of age, and bad
case all three were cured in a short lime
b9 Dr. Thomas. From my personal ac-
qualntance with the Doctor and his prac-
tlce, most cordially recouanand him a.
Mississippi Democrat., 1847-08-11

In all bilious and chronic disorders, these Pills
achieve the mos; wonderful triumph Here
they defy competition. Ano as the susceptible
By of the American Constitu ion IS 10 these dis
eases, they aptly styled by some
THE PILLOF 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, New York
In towns where there is no branch, the Com
pany will appoint one application by letter
post paid or otherwise.
Persons wishing the Pills by mail, can order
them.
Price 25 cents box
ID. HANSBROUGH & CO., Vicksburg,
General Agents for the State Of Mississippi,
and the Parishes of Carroll, Oucbita, Union,
Claiborne, Bosser, Caddo, Madison, Franklin,
Tenus, Concordla, Catahoola, Nalchitoches, ;,
Desoto, Avoylles, Rapidees q Sabine in the
States of louisiana
The above Pills are for sale by
o. L KlMBROUGH & Co,
CarrOlIton, Agents for Carroll co.
March, II, l547. l4-ly.