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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-17
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The Young Christian, Young Student,
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Asia,
Islands,
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Received and for sale by
January Is, l847. IA
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FRESH
CORDTS g. MONTGOMERY,

ETAVE just received direct from New
" Orleans, a large and well selected
stock Of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
and Miscellaneous articles, which they
offer gerry lou for Cash. Among which
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NEW DRUGS.

NEW DRUGS.
ME subscribers have just received
from NeW York and PHILADELPHIA
a full and complete assortment of
Drugs, Dye-Stuffs,
Medicines, Perfumery and
Paints, Fancy Articles,
Oils, &c, &c, &c.
All Of which are Fresh and Genuine,
to which they respectfully invite the a..
%tention of their friends and the public,
We are disposed to sell esry lou for CASH
or on short time to punctaaI dealers, and
feel confident in assuring our friends and
the public that they viii find it to their
interest to call and examine our goods
and prices.
PRIESTLEY g. MOsBY.
June 6, 1916. an
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO Tbs .
has beeu long thought ihat Ins 4,
the west were to see better Y
regard to the bilious diseases Y
portions ofour noble county
The true medicine is at 49, Y
US by the celebrated Graelsgs
pany. Their advertisement w
or column'to which the atlenllyi
man, woman and child shoul'
diately given.
March 5, l847.
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YAZo0 CITY


HORSES, Mules, Negroes, and Other
IL property bought and sold on com
mission. Lots for Drovers and Traders
free Of charge. Corn, fodder, oats and
hay for sale, and Stable rent for Dro-
vers and others, cheap. Feeding and
boarding Men and Horses, viz: Single
feed man or horse IS cents; by the week,
per da !, so cents, board in advance, per
month, $40 90; expiration of month
$l2 90. No charge for servants board
attending 10 owners horses. The above
rates are cash, if credited double the
amount and due when we wish the paw.
Horses trimmed, nicked, locked 4. train.
ed to work or ride as we agree or no
charge. Property sold by US guaran-
teed to be what we represent it to be las
per bills Of Sale) or no sale. Property
placed in our possession subject to those
placing the same or their order only
We have commenced reftting and en-
larging our Stable not surpassed by any
establishment Of the kind in the country.
We are prepared to accommodate those
who may favor US with their business on
better terms than ever before offered in
this city, as regards fare and prices, at the
KAZOO CITY LIVERY STABLE.
Horses, Buggies and Baggage sent for
and to any Hotel or other place in the
city without extra charge.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT & Co,
PropnietOrs
Septem' er 10, 1916. 52-Iv
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General Agents for the SIaa
sissippi and the parishes 2
Washitta, Union, ClaibOfLsl
Caddo, Morehouse, Madison !
Tensas Caldwell, ConcOrdia, \
Natchitoches, De Soto, AVoI1
pides and Sabine, in the SIalsa
j. T. CAMERON
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go @AukhEfe il
West. There is no reasoD =
disorders should not be III
ED from the west. The i ss,aI
believe this, he may smiis
But in these days Of ers', n
why should not som saI
which will control and ~
which are, in their natp "
and durable.
1t is a well known fact ,h,,,
ture of Bilious disorders u
TALLY understood. Here y
utter failure Of nearly Il " \
men and medicine.vends,, :,
To BREAK THE CHILL! seemss
and to be their great aim !.
que; and to purge, dren,s !
mercurlalize in all the o,bs.e
lious fever. What have ~.
sequences9 They ore to u, |.
to need relating. Tens 4.
have died, mullitudes bsv.
blood poisoned by mercurv,',.
have been permanently c v5st
The true theory is break,
cases where it is in the sv ,ms'
lcate it thoroughly.
All these ends are surel, !,
the celebrated GRAEFENBPS
Let them be fairly tried MI
great west, and the Bilious \
clings TO the system almost n
will be eradicated. Heath vi
ly restored, the sallow CONN.,.
be made fresh and fair, NJ
pleasurable sensations win !,
the next season will not find ,
yawning for the victims or6
referred TO, We venture d
these Pills were furnished II
lily in the United States al 4
Of the General Governmsnt, /
the most economical expepd
made. Why? Because h
family all Bilious tendene,
banished. The west would
be dreaded. There would \
Sickly Seasons! The inhaB1I
would be as free from such ,
as those of Il healthiest pot6
England.
Unlike all other anti, bilious
The Graefenbelg Pills entinII
the formation of the disea
the system. Those who ua
cording to directions cannOlh
ious.
With these remarks The On
invite a still more eli
al Of their Pills.
LIST. Let neighborhoods egb
and get a supply and distribuA|
cd. Let clergymen recsnH
distribute them.
Sd, Let landlords furnish
on their land.
4th. Let emigrant Soceta
or Philanthropic bodies luntl
he needy.
In short there is no eatil
Why the west should not b
that on its beauda
beside its noble streams,
health should not VI
In the following diseases
achieve equally Wondi
Imphs:
Asthma, Bilious COmpIaaI
deficient action, Brad
Constipation, Cough !
COstiusness Diariia,
3reathing, Dyspepsia, lpl
umptiOH, Digestion, imperfect
Of blood in the Head, !
Epilepsy, Fever q
FlUOr Aibus, or VI
re Fever, Green sickness, Gtir
urn, Head Ache, Mysteries, la
f Urine, inflammation Of vial
Of the Stomach, Jarnf
Complai ITS, LON Spirits, Nd
Painful, Nsry0E
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Si0Hia
Whites.
In all bilious and Chronic
lS Pills achieve the most Ealas
mph. Here they def eaa
nd as the susceptibility ollRA
Onstitution is tothese disease,
pity sly led by some, THE w
lew WORLD!
Their wonderful efficacy lnu
laints arises from their poV'l
he Pores, cleanse and str'nE
and Bowels, make
ow healthy and clear and4I
nd strength to the system,
WHOLESALE WABEHa
40 John Street NH
In towns where there IS o.
le Company will appoint Ons
ltion by letter post paid . Y
wishing the Pills y
them.
Price 25 cents a box.
D. HANSBOROGGH y
N ~ alale
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
UST received, in addition. to our for
- mer stock, a good supply of the
most popular English, Latin and Greek
School Books, &c, &c. Parents, Teach
ers and others are invited to examine
the stock and prices.
PRIESTLEY g. MOSBY.
June 6, 1916. So
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TOBACCO & sEGARS.

A LARGE and superior lot of Chew
q ing Tobacco and Habana Segars,
just received and for sale by
CORDTS & MONTGOMERY.
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The great Southern Remedy


The great Southern Remedy
Recommended by The Most Eminent Rtysteiansl
DIR. BILLINGS.
Carminative and A%stringent syrup,
An intalliJle Remedy for Cholera h.
fantWm, or Summer Complaint Of
Children, Cholera Morbus, DiarrAOea,
and any Irregularities Of the Bowsls.
Used by Surgeons in the United States
Army Nth great success.
The above troublesome complaints
can always be cured i'll a few days by
the use Of DR.. Billings Carminative and
Astringent Syrup. If this medicine is
taken at the commencement OF the dis.
ease, it requires but q small quantity
Of it, and but lew hours to effect a cure,
however severe the attack may be.
1t is sure TO arrest the disease even
in its last stages, and cure it in an in.
%credibly short time; generally in less
than forty-eight hours.
One bottle is sufficient to preserve the
health Of almost any common size fam
lily during the summer season, and pre-
vents any serious result growing ont of
an attack of either OF the above diseases.
The fame ofthis Medicine is too wide
spread to need any testimonials; but
the highly respectfully sources of the
following will not admit Of their being
withheld. Thew are only a few among
the thousand hat are volunteered from
the most skiIIful physicians and other
gentlemen.
From Seymour Halsey, N D. Surgeon
in MeU. S. Army, and 1ho's. J. Har-
per, M. D. Of Nicks6urg.
This is 10 certify that for tie last
three or four years | have frequently
used DR.. Billings Syrup in my practice,
in cholera infantum, 1.-THE Summer com
plant of children0 and chronic cases
of diarrhea in growing persons and
children; and | have no hesitation in re.
comending this preparation and as one
Of the best remedies for those diseases
l 'ldV6 GFCT uSeu' |
SEYMOUR HALsEY, M. D.
| c~orroborate Dir. HaIsey's certificate
above given,
THOMAS ] HARPER. M. D.
From Dr.. Thomas anderson, formerly
Of Nicksburg, non Of 81 Louis.
/ have received the few bottles Of Syr-
up you sent, and used it in a few cases
If intestinal irritation, in all Of which
arrested the disease. 1t is a valua-
bic remedy.
THos. ANDERSON, M. D.
Vicksburg, 96h Nov, 1916.
DR.. E. S. BlLLINGs.-Sir:I have used
On my plantation during the past sum.
mer your "Astringent Syrup" and have
it an invaluable remedy in the
Of cases for which you recommend
i. | do not think any preparation can
be more safely used, and think that every
should have a supply always on
believe it to be the most vaIua-
Bile medicine in use, for the dieasts it
purports to relieve, that can be procured.
Very respectfully, your obi. servt,
J, S, YERcER,
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For sale at the Drug Store of
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY,
GRAK'S OINTMENT pLASTER.

.GRAK'S OINTMENT PLASTER,
Is prepared by a new chemical combi-
nation Of that justly celebrated Gray's
Ointment with Resinous Gums, in a
manner that makes these plasters far
superior to any in use, for Rheumatic
affections, pains in the breast, back or
side and are an invaluable remedy for
weakness Q fany part of the body where
II is possible to apply them particularly
II used in connection with Woodman's
PurgatiVe Vegetable Pills. Prepared
and sold by O. o. WOODMAN.
Druggist Vicksburg'
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRIESFLEY q MOSBY.
? April 8, 1847. 34-4m
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VARIETY.


"a Remcty wssspdsupd ~ E1psUng Wo-sns--
Hcrrantsd 70 cont0in nefhIng IF . poison
o. chru<tev. bad to b sinpl< "a IL 1r-
+ tion and sefe N It's opplicntica.
1T isnos the desire or intention ofthe under
j signed 10 give The above remedy the ordina-
nv putting which generally attends the adver-
tisement OF Qpack Medicimcs--we do no, re-
commend our Remedy for any thing else than
the destruction Of Worms from the animal sys-
tem--for this purpose, We regard il - peciie.
We have seen the action OF most Of he am
pie remedies found in the Maferia Medlca, -
well - great many Of the Compounds Offer
ed to the public as VsTmyfnges. but we feel con-
kdent no remedy can be found in the whole
hist Of Remedies that combines as much safety,
and acts as effectuaily as the one we offer.
Daily demonstrations prove il 10 be no ordi
nary Remedy--and we might produce cerh6-
Gates from our most respectable citizens in fa-
vor OF its efects--but our object is not to get
the certificates Of those who have tried ii, bu,
| it is to get others in want OF such remedy IL
TRY 1T themselves, and we have no fears
as TO the result.
II is prepared only by the undersigned, who
has it for either wholesale or retail.
Those who buy to sell again, will be allow
ed fair discount from the retail price. which
is Is cts. per vial. w. DORSEY, /.
March Druggisf
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THE AMERICAN FARMER, |"

sansa 1FHN v INC s1ETscufttrA sfutfstab q az
Il Day.
~ NEW Volume Of this old srd popular
Il agricultural work, commences On the LIST
Of July. u is pubiished on the Erst Of every
month, each number containing 50 large oc,a-
vo pages, q y per annum--6 cepies Ios S.
10 copies for SO. 4
The -4nesic0n Fuwsy has now been in ex-
issence since 1879, and was the fisst periodical
ever published in the U. States. devoted exclu-
siyely 10 the interests Of the culsiya,ors of ,be
soil--many similar works have since sprung
into existence, and have passed away. wh,ls,
the pioneer IN the good cause has steadily pur-
sued us way, and in lis ripe old age. evinces
all the freshness and vigor youth The pub
Usher feels conscious, that his numerous pa
irons will bear him oui in the assertion, ,ha, at
no stage OF its existence has his journal been
received with more favor than at the present
time. Gentlemen Of the highest standing, and
eminent for their zeal and deyouon 10 their
time honored calling, who have been subscri-
beers 10 the work since its FIRST appearance 10
the present lime, (and we have number Of
them still on cur list y have but recently borne
testimony to the fact, that ii is moi exeelled in
point Of practical utility BY any Of the numer-
Gus journals with which our country now
abounds. Whilst these assurances are tialier-
ing TO our pride. they will serve as stimulus
10 future exeriions. All communications tc
bs addressed TO SAMUEL SANDS,
Publisher American Farmer.
l22 Baiimsre 81, Baltiu,ore, Nd
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The Richmond Compiler remarks that by
the dispensation of Providence. an unpre-
eedented scarcity has. for two successive
years, visited the British Islands, and many
parts OF the European continent, thus produc
ing an extraordinary demand for American
breadsluils, which can only be expected TO
last whilst the scarcity which created il con-
lInues. The present administration has en-
loyed all The accidental advantage, which the
late h'gh prices OF agricultural produce could
lend 10 the apologies for its measures. But
me people have, nevertheless, appreciated
the unSoundness ofsssch excuses, aRd in near
iy every quarter of the country, have express
ed their dissatisfaction with the govemtnent
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200 Acres.

This tract Of land is well calculated to he d.
vided into two farms, there being TWO
DWELLLNG-HOUSES, TWO 8.4RN,S,
and all other necessary OutBuildings on a
Farm. One hundred acres of the above Farm
IS clothed with good Timber, 90 acres in
.Meado,c, and 60 acres in Clbrer. This Farm
is well calculated for Stock Farm. tits well
laid off, and the fields are so divided as 10 have
running water in each of them There are
FIVE never failing Springs of good water ON the
premises, and Middle Creek runs through the
middle OF it, The soil is of good quality
one-half Of the Farm being mixture Of lime
stone, soap-ston and flint, and the greater
part Of the other half is slate %
The undersigned deem it unnecessary tc
give any further description of the above ma.
med Farm. as those who wish TO get bar
gain, will apply to either Of us, who will take
pleasure in showing il to them.
GEORGE COUCHMAN,
CORNELIUS COUCHMAN,
March 4, lS47-tf agents for the ornsr
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THE CULTIVATOR
FOB 1QA1

TINE volume Of ..Tsr CuLrIyAroR, for
Il ie47, is printed on new and beautiful
type, making the most beautiful as il is the
most valuable, and the cheapest, considering
its size, OF all our Agricultural periodicals..
Single copies 81 per year-,Seven copies for
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be addressed, who also publishes The HoRrr
cuLTuRIsT and Journal Of Rural INT aud Ru-
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So year. This work is edited by A. J. Dow
MING, Esq, Of Newburgh, the well known au
thor Of various works on rural and hurticul,u
raj subjects. Postmasters and others interest.
ed in agricultural and rural improvements, are
invited TO &C, as ageats for these works.
Feb. Is, lS47. 49,
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Piumbe National
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Instructions given in the art. ~
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The following paragraph from the Rich
mond Wing. draws nice hut highly valua-
bic distinction. "Rely on il. courage, even
military courage, is often less rash than cow.
ardice,. Danger, to be properly estimated
must be looked full in the face; and that the
brave men can only do. James K. Polk was
IN favor Of going war 10 with England, for a
barren strip OF worthless territory. II was the
i,ashness'ot timidi,y. Cen Taylor thought i,
better 10 pause. Polk is for stripping Mexico
OF one half OF her territory; Gen. Tayior is sal.
lshed with the Rio Grande as our boundary.
F"lk would march an army to thecity OF Mex
soo; Taylor would look on the capture of San
LUIS san arduous undertaking. Here is a
contrast between military prudence and mod
GRAFTON. and the rashness and ambition Of ci-
william"
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The Married WomaM's
PRIVATE
Medical COInpanion|
BY A. NJ. MAURlCEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Just Published.
Price 81.

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Just Published. Il
Price 81.
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| Il though OF a nature strictly intended for
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The various subjects treated Of in the MAR
ried Woman's Private Medical Companion. y
are of nature with which every female, either
married or contemplating marriage, should be.
come conversant, especially The great French
discovery here contained, to ignorance of the
existence of which the life Of many wife has
fallen sacrifice; as also restraining many
prudent persons, from the dread Of poverty OF
prospect Of large family Of children, from
marrying. 1 -.
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plants arising from stoppage, irregularity,
decline, or retention of the Menses, il is inyal-
liable, as containing the causes, symptoms.
and the most certain remedies for The removal
Of her complaints. - .0#
Every husband. and every father, as also
every young man contemplating to become
one, will here find suggestions, which once
possessed, no pecuniary consideration will in.
duce them to part with. Their own happiness,
the future happiness Of their children, depend
upon being possessed Of the important secrets,
contained IN this work. How true it is that
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enables pedlars, travelling merchants, and 9TH
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LEGISLATIVE DIosrry.--A Boston paper
relates the following, winch is said to have
recently occurred at one OF the principal no.
tels IN that city-it is a capital:
Several members OF the House of Repre-
seutauyes were seated at the dinner table
(iesins rather dlgnllied, we suppose,) when
one OF them said:
VIII the gentleman from Andoyer please
pass the butter this way7'
Preity soon another spoke
'"ill the gentleman from Worcester please
pass the salt this way?
When one Of our city wags, taking the
hint, turned round 10 the black waiter. and
SAID, distinctly -rt r-
WIN The gentleman from Africa please pass
the bread this way7'"