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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27

WIS Invaluable, medicine was pre-.
pared from an extensive practice
Of several years in a billiousclimate and
is never Known to fail of curing FeDey
and Ague, 81 any Of The diseases above
named.
Those who are suffering from diseases
Iof this kind, as also those who have be.
come inValids Gomtheir effects upon the
constitution, will find the India Ciala.
gogue, a most Invaluable remedy for pu.
rifying the blood, and thoroughly clens.
ing from the system the morbid effects
Of a bilious climate.
The wonderful operation Of the Chala.
gogue in eradicating bile from the human
system, can only explain its extraordina
nv agency ia the speedy, thorough and.
permanent cure Of Fever and Ague. and
the various grades Of intermittent and Re.
mittent levers.
From ~ n. Ross WILKINS, u. S. District
Judge for The District Of Michigan.
DErRoGF October 80, 1871.
Ne Edward Bingham;
DEAR sIRi-With great pleasure i
state the fact of the complete and radical
cure of the Fever and Ague with which
my son William was attacked, bythe use.
pursuant t%o4directions, Of Dr. Osgood's
India Chalagouge, He had as severea an
attack as ! ever Witnessed, andl appre.
hended a long winter Of this disease.
which was some years ago the case
whenl resided at Tccumseh. But | was.
Providentially led to notice your adver
tizement Ia relation to this medicine
determined 10 try it, and the use Of one
DO tie broke the disease, and am conf.
dent has effected a radical cure. as two
months have elapsed without a return n
i, and my sonis in the enjoyment Of 70.
bust health. II isan invaluable medicine
and should be generally known.
Ross WILKINS.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF
PrOrtSIOMs, Groceries, SC.
OHM NOONAN,

rs now receiving a choice assortment
= of the following articles in the above
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Bacon, Lard, Flour, Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Rice,
Soap, Chewing Tobac-
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Spices Of all kinds, Stone, Wood
and Queensware Castings, Hard
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And a great variety Of other articles loo
numerous 70 mention, all whichhe offers
at unusually low rates for Cash.
August g., 1916. 47-tf
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27
ARRIVAL DEPARTURE OF NAH $
AT CANTON MISS.
THE JACKsoN ME

Is due, Closes,
Wednesday, Wednesday,
Sunday, Monday, \
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27
From Hon. STEPHEN " B. TRowBR1peE.
Of Michigan STATE SENATE.
BfRMINGnAm. nnn 1a

BIRMINGHAM, Dec. ID, lS4l.
2 mr. BSngham-You aish me toinform
you what know of DR.. Osgood's India
Chalagogue and anti,billious medicine.
| DO believe that if the virtue and efica-
cy Of this medicine were generally
known, the Fever and Agae would dis.
appear in Michigan,
procured a bottle in the sprino If
l84l, and have good reasons 10 believe
that myself and family escaped The ooue
last sPrsng IN consequence of al Nse.
Perhaps no summer since the settle
ment Of this fine p~eninsular has the Fe.
yer and Ague been so prevalent as The
last. lhaVe recommended this medicine
IN numerous instances and when the
disease had become fixed and bafled the
skull OF physicians; and I haze aeoer
eroaon itJaa. 1t has universally bro.
duced the most happy effects, and be.
lleVe i has never been exceeded by anv
medicine in removing the bilious diseases
Of thecllmate. Yours, respectfully.
Stephen ". r. TRowBR4peE.
Price $l SO. Sold in Cincinnati. Ohio.
wholesale and retail by S~ANFoRDs& PARK.
general agents for the west, at their
Western Depot foralhe sale Of valuable
Family Medicines, north east corner q
Fourth and Walnut street.
For sale at the Drug Storesor5
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Canton,
ri p WooDMAN, Ncksburo,
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school, BOOKS.

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School Books, &c, &c. Parents, Teach
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the stock and prices.
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June 8, 1916. So
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BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
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~ supply Of
BLINK Books, various sizes, &C.,
Cap Paper,
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27
TIE GRE.aT REmr

THE GREAT REM
HOUSES INDIAN Tor|
"A safe and sure cure for CHnl
G and FEVER, n 4.
cedented time of Five Hoar,
ENHE attention Of the public K.
larly called to this prss,
for Chills Or Agae and Fsesr. III
ing so, the Proprietor deems I \.
make the following decIaratia.
truth Of which, he desires M v.
test by a trial, and he will ches,r
bide their decision, yiz:-lst M
Gle is pleasant and convenient
Cd, Il will cure erery case, if n
lions are observed. Sd, Ii wifi
injurious effects in the system
contrary, it imparts strength to,
stltutlon, 9Th, u is purely vpa
and refined from all gross partics
render other preparations 50 mD
disagreeable to the taste. StbI
cure with perfect certainty ii Evs
6FCertifcates on the wrapDe, +,
the bottle, Of cures from six IN
Ten years. standing.
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miscellaneous.

NOTICE TO BUTCHER~.-Aric'e Of ihe blicn-
Ners cling Association. Tor the ensuing year. are now
ready ard will remain open Tor s.granfes, Al Sf once
corner Of FrsLayenuc ard feminist u1t 10 SEPTEMBER
n-rt ButcLers DESTROYS u becoming members OF nc
Association will call and their signatures PRIOR %
that date. By order Of the Board Of Trustees snlS o.
NOTICE To MASTERS AND OWNERS u
Nyesses IN which passengers come 70 re CITY o. N-~
York The COmmis.iOlers u Emigration having adopted
The following Rule % ascertain what proportional indrIn
uity Inc Ciles Towns AMI C1urties Of tnis saS
may h. entitled under he Act concerning passengers
In s-.se. coming the Guy Of Newfos passed may
3s7 III. sierOn ~ masters and owners oi sad Vessrs
Is psricu ary called 10 he lot Section q sad Act ren
imposes penalty q Seventy Five Do.srsf Tor every ynis
sor or zeei report BY the masef he name a5 p
birth act egal residence srd Occupation o. e'c'J
ps..n ger arriving vessel Oi nich Ee 10 masefsnu
40 otSer particular. enumerated 10 said secion-
The sdoptor Of sad Rule renders pecessary 'or MSS
ter, Of vessels 10 make heir reports 10 ia secofase-
with said Act the penalty must he indy enforced u"
every omission eglrct IN relation 10 ne frpoi IT.
Rule Of he COmmissiosefs q Emigration 20 81. ~
f,r indemnify viii be allowed by ne OonLl'so ~ =, =.
Emigr.ou unless The name y ne psfson u -, -
whom Indemnity 10 soughl shall Be founi 90 ne ~ ~
,h- master Of he vessel IN which s1en rerson - y
nave arrived nor uness The statement OF ssr
40 s ace OF r..id@rce' Of such person accompanying
IN supl e.ron OF inseBiiy shall o. FAR conio 20 il-
Ss.rotoo contaned 10 sid report 80 beyond e.sOnsbs
doubt 70 deuufy such p-rson =. one nued 70 me oeneh
oftn. PROVISIONS Of said Act Of Hay .
Nv oder OF he Comm ssiOnefs Of Emigration
sal7N ROBERT TAYLQa1 General Agent
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vel. VII. NO. III.

HENRY CLAY.-The Philadelphia North Amey7-
can states that Mr.. Clay will remain at Cape May
for some time should the weather prove favorable,
and that he will return from thence directly South
without coming to that City again. This inteli-
gence will dsaPPoint the warm hopes Of the Wings
of New.York and New England, who had fondy
expected to greet the honored Statesman whose
public services have inspired their admiration and
their gratitude
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Iowa Election.

Washington, Clayton and Buchanan to come in'
which are expected 10 reduce, but cannot overcome
Letters majority.
Wilson (Wlig) it is believed, has been elected
President Of the Board Of Public Works.
There was no election for members Of the Legis-
lature, except in one or two districts where va
csncies had occurred, and it is yet to be seen
whether the result will vary the state Of parties in
the LEGISLATURE
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Rocks.
ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC
-

FOX 1878.
THE ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC FOk
Il Is4s. win Portrait srd Autograph Of G-oers rsI
or nov reaey and for sale By The h1nsred or hoursnd
II very really printed. Csenasrs oc very large vre
CONTENTS
Table Of E1iipser Tor he year,
Calendar &c .. , ,-,
sioxrsphy u GENERAL TAYLOR, fuil and snlhenhe.
ia az srconns Of al The Battles 10 which be nas
been engaged
Sketch Of John c. Calhoun
Biographical sketch Of General Scott
Biographical sx-ich II John Mclean
Census Of he United states
Statistics q Mexico.
Bstles Of The Revolution
The Soldiers ty-Poefry-conmeucing
Twas 10 the trench Al Ners Gus
group Of soiaiersls y"
Buela Vista 5000
We,sw heir wsseh.fres through The night"
A soug- ,,
"Od Zsck Tsyor's queer old coon ,,.,
Account Of the Babe and IAkirg u Corr By M tnIeo
state, ship OF war jamestown By The use o. Corn
Meal instead q gunpovder.
Pronunciation u Mexican Nsmea
lnerdoles Songs. &c
~ FOR sale 10 New-Yort the Tribune Bnudings ~
GRAHAM. ard by Pratt Woodf1rt Co. 10 Pearl al "a
Philadelphia by 3rigg, Eion Co. Price "a cents 30
r-r dozen ard 100 iv7pN
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no s AM iilllnP. n.
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RFsT AND CHEAPEST.

NyTRROR LIBRARY, No. ll-New Series-The Trip
vi pings Of Tom Pepper. the Result, Of Romsncng
by Harry Frsnco This popular novel; which has excited
such during the progress OF rs puOlcsOn 10 te
Weekly Mirror VII be published this day The local de-
,crpl6ns and the weknown characters introduced into
This sarca ashing phios phics romance have excited
the the readers OF The hirror whe
bern in Of publication. and The cry has erms
10 u from al quarters " Gre more Of Tom PepPer
We now offer al TO The public. Those who have resd II
by viii glad have II in book forms while
those who have never read II before viii De ssu 70
ittn Anv form Il Is published in style similar to lSfi
Al fty cents copy-,he price OF that popular work
va m
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
BIZ Telegraph to The Tribune.
PROM THE SOUTH.

WARRINGTON. Aug. T. lst7
The Union has private letter from an officer in
The Army, dated July 3d. stating that Gen. Scott
was expected to march for the Capital Aug. ,, at
which time Pearce reinforcement was expected 10
srive
Trst was sick Gen. Scott had visited him on
business.
The Secretary Of State and the Postmaster Gen
era have returned to Washington.
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Affairs In Mexico.


Upon looking over our files Of the Sun Of AR0.
huac and other papers, we find a number Of inter
esting pieces Of intelligence. We subOin such as
most deserve attention.
1t is clear that Gen. Scott had not left Puebla at
the last accounts and would not leave until the ar
rival Of the brigade under Gen. Pierce. The latter
was expected 10 reach Puebla On the %, and would
augment Gen. SCOTS available forces TO about
10 600 men. The number Of troops in the City Of
Mexico is variously estimated at from 1900 70
10000. We presume they can hardly fall short OF
20 900. Against en- American army Of 600 such
an undisciplined will notlong standits ground
Col Wilson, Governor Of Vera Cruz, has re-
covered from attack ofsickness.
An interesting fact If true is mentioned by the
CORE spondent of the De,t0. HI says:
learn here that regular split has taken place
among the party OF guerrlas who have been annoying
this neishbOrhood for some time past The cause OF
this as am informed, account of Father Jsraus,
the head Of the gang having caused the death OF four
American citizens lately and upon hearing the crcum
stances, his Lieutenant person named Vargas took
stand 10 carry operations his own hook swearing
he would longer act under man who could put peo-
pie to death cold blood and without any what
Whether the facts be such az are here stated
cannot of be positive but this do know that Tor
the last few nights and even during the day there are
very few of the guerrilas 10 be seen about compared
with the number heretofore seen"
A letter published in the SIM Of Aa0hu0c OF the
oath gives the particulars OF the skirmish between
! Gen Pearces command and the guerrillas The
/ latter attacked the Americans very boldly but
! were completely routed and dispersed They ned
| in such confusion that they were pursued by our
cavalry, and suffered great slaughter. a Mexican
account admits that out of 500 men, at least 100
were slain Our own loss very small
| The guerillas are said TO be enraged with the
Mexican Governor of Vera Cruz, for allowing them
a very small share. less than tenth, OF some boo
ty recently plundered by them.
General Shields had completely recoved his
health, and would accompany General SCOTS array
on its march toward the Capital
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Al MS and ~ Fuurtseuth-,t mar Unions square Is con-
Quoted b, Drs PERSON End MEEkER, lhe latter 81
whom spent yesr al Graefeuburg, studying the Waier
Cure System, az prsctio.d by Pnessniz sul2 I'm
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MIRROR LIBRARY.

ANEW sERlEs-Tne political local novel, entitled
lNlqfG or The power Of the : F. originally written Tor
the Mirror last published making handsome volume OF
So pages aud Tor sale by all the booksellers This WORK
cona.ns graphic history OF the asst Presidential Cam
paisu showing the inlrigues Of both parties Durng
publication IN the Mirror IL excited the greatest Interest
ibrous hou ha country IL contains more fact than hcou
AMI ske sketches Of more than hy leading politicians
iN.6 I'm
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49, Mercantile \. Ibrary and Reading Room.

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volumes aud the principal American and foregn Period
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FROM BERMUDA-We have files of Bermuda
papers from July II to August They contain nothing
OF Importance The following paragraph is from the
Royal Galate. It that the people Of color obst
uately persist in regarding freedom as blessing
TIE FIRST OF AUGUsT-Sundsy last being the first
day Of August the Anniversary of the Enanc patton
from slavery of tho cOlored people throughout the Brit
lab Domnions- Yesterday Was observed as day OF
Thanksgiving aud pleasure by the particpators OF this
boon in these Islands Several of the churches were
opened divine service performed by their special re-
odes sermons preached and in the afternoon large par
ties of them dined together
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General Notices.
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
row LERs & WELLS,
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patients az above. Those al distance may by sending
fee, be sdyised for q treatment 81 home. my5 n
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Banks, Stocks, Sc.

NIEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD CON.
lVPANY-The Stockholders Of The New.forh aid Erie
Railroad Com pany hereby notified that an nsslmens
of Ten Doll ss per share all shares which the pay
mens heretofore made do exceed forty i've dolLe 10
required to be paid Al the Office OF the Company, - Well
A. ON or before the fifteenth day Of September next
BY order 81 the BOARD Of Directors.
NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary.
New-York. Angus 49, 1857 aus tseple
MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY Of
wi New York 6 Wslst Statement OF Tho condition OF
tho aaIua Ifs Irsursnes Company Of New fofa on The
a 81 dsg Of Ialy, 1915 "a,
Eantsr u Policies Issued 70 lst Of May. isty..s1
DO. do DO tst Of Aug. fsH...''...sn
Total Policies issued.
(ross amount Of receipts LEI May, I9s7'' AS ~ %
Do do received within tbs last . monihs Il.oos ~
Total receipts.
Amount inv est-d and cash hand May tlsT SJ5 ~
Do DO do the last months. ~ ooo "
a,,ss, aud Invsstm~ai, StS sS 70
Bonds and mortgages on real os'so 10 heciies
OF New Yors and Brooklyn. valued o. double 49, ..
the amount lossed thereon. .......,...... vS1"W
stochs OF the United stsles and Of the State and -
City OF New YOrt l1iU,
D.pos, In The BARK of New. 1881 90
Cash hand and In bsDds OF ageus.,........ Ss ~
ear s45 70
Deduct losses unpaid. 5000 ~
Ausus, ?. 1917 Sx75 sS5 e
NORRIS ROB rNsON President
sANL. HAssAr. Secretary. snifim
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rur rrr.usTPATFD HAND BOOK.

L1OR TRAVELERs-Contsining a description Of each
Il state The cities principal towns and watering pisces,
The railroad snd sage price offsre &e embeshed
win l25 highly finished engrsvings, and Al accurate ma
OF M. Ur-d states Just published and for sale whole
sale and re'sil, By SHERMAN L SMITH,
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r. Arabian Corn Plaster.-This article q, war.
ranIed be- Al --ctusl for cous bgnons, &c. IL
Inconvenience 10 TIE WeAfrr but on le con-
lrary. gives immed ale relief
Prepared and sold By ALBERT L. WINSHIP, Oaie
David Sands &Co y East Boad~sy Aso, cold a. 100
FuiIon-sL, 27j srosdwsy, and BY druggiss generally.
Prce = cengs s1o Nv
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a Dr. Bnnnlng,- Hody Brare y e efse.ent !

~ DIR. Bannirg's BODY braee 10 - et1ctent 70
Tor weakness OF voice spine and limbs
cusriy for dyspspss, constipation ard piles with
ness Of The stomach sdes ~-aGy females fast grow
ng children and al disposed &C droop and sedenGery
uon Reference given 10 many cisnguisbed clergymrc
who have been rescued from s1pefAnnuauon from de-
hiHty ard bronchitis Pamphlets anc bOOk Common
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FIRE.-A fire occurred yesterday morning at
a.. - Roosevelt ct In room occupied oy MI "'a"e'
= b. vim wife and family absent from the
premises Their apartments, with the contents, were
nearly all burned up The cause Of the fire 10 not known
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AccIDESrs-Yesterday afternoon boy about
years old was killed by running under the wheels OF
stage 10 Grand-st Clinton ST Another child fell
out of the 80 story window OF new house in Fifths
near Avenue C..