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G. ". HENDERSON, Agent.
Chill and Fepet.

Major Gooch tried a single ounce vial
Cured two cases the very first trial
However, my friends to make The thing sure,
One bottle at least ten cases will cure.
A large dose before the Chill comes on,
One half lat night when the F9ver is gone.
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James r.. skyles, Of BoWling Green
Effects Of one bottle for dyspepsia.

TV TT
Dear Slr;-T am IN Louisville, to the sur
prise Of my intimate friends, and not less to
myself. | think | could have sold so or 100
bottles Tof Prices Patent Texas Tonic. A
long period Of i'll health well known TO my
friends, and my sudden restoration-for a man
Of as; strikes them %forcihly. Tell the propri-
etor, if he makes me agent for the State Of
KENTUCKY, l can be Of service TO him. Yours
sincerely, JAMES K. sKyLES'
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Chronic Headache and Asthma.

One spoonful ofTonic, Drink Sassalras Tea)
Warm baihe the feet, high up TO the knee;
" rap round a blanket ten minutes or so,
And learn what the EXAS TONIC can do
The skin soft as the dew on the flower,
The p~atieet relieved in less than an hour.
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Baroness.

Oh cheer up your spirits don't look so shy,
If husbands ashamed, a serva can buy
In three wcehsJ III 50! perhaps not 81 s aou,
Gaze with delight on the beautiful noon;
Your eyes become brlght-your heart filled
with joy,
Good prospects in view-a Girl or a Boy.
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Dyspepsia.

One ounce will open the eyes Of a man,
He'll buy one bottle and try it again;
HIS faith becomes strong, confidence sure!
One other bottle may certainly cure.
'Tis taken-his mind relieved from the blues!
And nature assn res her beautiful hues.
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EXTRAORDINARY.9

BRE OF BODY AND MIMI.
Philadelphia, Jan. 6, l946.
JAYNE, = Deaa Sir: Justice
peIs me to make the following
Of the extraordinary effects
EaIuabIe medicine -the AIterG-
iy that my wife was afflicted
cen years, during which time
use bafled the skill Of several
physicians, and after finding
y means that we're used failed
her, ! concluded 10 place her
pennsylvania Hospital, hoping
care aud treatment she would
Geiye from the physicians in that
DO, She might again be restored
/, But 10 my great disappoint-
b grew worse, and became en-
Branged In her mind, aud | was
. take her home aga'n "incurG
5sret Of reason, | will here
that al this time the more pro-
symptoms Of her disease were
sa and Liver Complaint, attend
sickness Of the stomach, and
gofa very offensive fetid mucus,
p the head, back and stomach,
he region Of the heart, with vio-
lacks Of Cholic, a troublesome
from large quantities Of phlegm
lnfqaf which kept her continual.
gI'g and rctching to throw it up.
\ no apPellte, and was very weak
osaHered very much from a utter
'ea'e By which she was confined
yea add to all the above, the
Y slate Of her mind, (which al
Y was truly awful, J and you will
% lOrm some idea Of her attic
,Ae advice Of a friend we com
! giving her your Alternative, ii
Soi a lea spoonful three timeI
aad found that it helped her,
! gave her your Vermifuge t,
= aer appetite, and the Sanativ'
regulate her bowels. She ha,
e. Two bottles Of the Alternative
operated upon her in a won
manner, filling her face witt
ICY plmples, and caused her /
' Y, large quantities of corrur
's'0Fe " ich, her breath was s
I w could not remain in tn
' l. Ner unless the doors wer
h'l'p'0g The Alternative Ding he
: sooa' we increased the dose aC
lhe directions, and she cor
,'a Improve daily, until finally sh
. health, in body as we
!. |, ~ yoa will delay no time in lay
! osl0fe the public, as | am wi
4 lallhed at any time to Ii
,o " ABOVE statement, and III,
'0at Alternative which cured he
SAMUEL FIELDS,
, Bedlord above Marlboro S
) 'se's IS from a we'll known al
!, . J, Of Kensington, and
Y Q the Methodist Church. al
n q families 10 that neighbc
WIFE NnAN.E
'ssIlty 10 the truth Of h
'slsd only BY DR.. D. Jayne Phi
Y On agency by
Il, FRESHLY & MoSBY.
.0Oet, 4, 1847, 10
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Bishop Andrew, Of N. Z. C.

have for some time past been in the habit
of frequently using Prices Patent Texas Tonic
and believe it to be a va liable medicine. !
have found 1t to act finally on the bowels, and
| think also ON the liver. In cases of indiges-
ton / have used it with good effect.
JAMES o. ANDREW.
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isaiah D. FULLER Esq, Merchant, " Q.

NEW OhDbANo9 HPII ~
John PfGee-Dear Sir-From the extraordi-
nary relief that | have received from the use
Of your "rexas Tonic" after having labored
nearly fifteen years under an affection OF the
Liver, Constipation Of the Bowels, Indigestion
and general debility, l feel constrained to re-
commend the use of it to the public. know
Of no language strong enough to use in is IA
vor; the medicine will speak for itself, Yours
respectfully, ISAIAH D, FULLER
November 81, l847. lily
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Co.PARTNERsTuP.

ME undersigned have this day as
sociated themselves under the firm
of Pimckard q Hendei son. to 6 nduci d
General Commission Business and SO.
IIcit from the friends Of the late con;
Germs Of Gilmore " Hend rson and
George M. Pinckard, a continuance Of
the confidence hitherto bestowed on
them.
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nj u SIG.

My connexion with the Female Aca.
NA DENY in this place being dissolved,
| have taken a room al Dr.. MarshalI's
where | am prepared to give private
lessons on the Piano and Guitar. Terms
as before!
P. L. BoDE.
October I6, I847. 5-tf
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GIN A N

r THIS summer received a consIgn-
4 mont Of Messrs. Carver, W1shburn
a. Co.'S new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which | am selling at 1915 per
saw. A few OF these stands were re
ceiyed here last season AMI have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
10 purchase will do well 10 call and ex-
anime previously TO purchasing else
where.
P. O'DONNELL, Agent,
KazoO City, Miss.
September 10, l647. 2-tt
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FOR II LADIES.

4R1b 4A4G 14AOAAASs " |
Gordo Plaids, Gala do.
Victoria Plaids, Oregon do, all Silk do.
Silks-BIack Gro de Rhein,
Stripe and Wat'd do. P. de Sole do.
French Ginghams; Satin Alpaca Meri'
nos,
Wrought Caps, Splendid article,
Worked Collars, Under Hd'k'fs,
Muslin Swiss Caps, Black Silk Lace,
Check Muslin, Swiss and Iackonet do.
ShaIls-Terkeri, Maud Cashmere Net,
&c.
FiIet Wells, Worsted Mitts, Gloves,
And many other things too numerous
to mention. Call and see,
DOMESTICS.
Negro Clothing Kerseys, F%IanneIs,
Blankets, Ticking, Carpet Warp, &c,
very Cheap.
CLOTHING A Splendid Variety,
Ashland Tweed Pants, Fancy Cashmere
do,
Fancy Cashmere Sacks, Black, 90 Boys
do.
Fine Black Dress Coats, Frock do, Fan.
cy Vests,
Cravats, Hosiery, Buck Gloves, Feb do.
Under Garments, Wool and Cotto n do.
Blue, Black P~aleloes, Felt and Tweed
do,
Fancy, Tweed D'Orseys, Black Cloth
Cloaks,
Superior Shirts, fine do common do,
Suspenders, Comforters, &c, &c,
Also, a large assortment of
SUPERIOR CARPETS,
Extra Fine Carpets, All Wool Fill do
English Druggets, Ingram do do, Taf
ten Rugs, Carpet Binding, &c &c.
Together with a large stock of Hard
ware, Cutlery, Crockery-ware, Glass
ware, Saddlery, Travelling Trunks
Hats and Caps ofall kinds, Writing Pa
per, and many other things not mention
ed.
The system that | have adopted ena
BILE me 10 offer advantagesto purchasers
such as have never befor been present
ed in this counlry-and which will saw,
them 1t least 90 per cent. from credi
prices.
October 90, l847.
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October go, l847.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison COuntv.

Madison County,
nv 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 !
Collins, eceased-Greeting
W )U are hereby cited to appear be-
II fore the Probate Court Of said coun'
ty at a regular term thereof TO be holden
at the Cou It house of said county. on the
Second Monday of January, 1848, then
and there to shew causeif any you have.
whv said court should not then order
and decree the lands, tenements and
hereditaments Of said. decd to be sold, to
nav the debts Of said d~ccedenl, to wit
A House and Lot in the town OF Sha-
ron, in said county.
Witness, the Hon. JOHN
B. HowcoTT. Judge Of Pro
bate Of said county, the Sc
#.&. cond Mo- day of November
L S. in the year OF our Lord' one
M-# thousand eight hundred anC
forty-seven, and seal of sale
court.
Issued. the 18th day of November, l847
]. T. CAMERON, CEE,
November 90, I847. lO-It
MADEIRA WINE
a GOOD article bought for lnyaIlds
n for sale by
PRIESTLEY & MOsBY.
August I, l847.
GREEN CEBbRY CLOTH
ar solid Green color, purchased ex
~ pressIy for the Academy, and 10
sale by r,
October 2, l847.
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G. NJ. PlNCKARD,
L. F. HENDERSON. /.
New Orleans, July /, lS47. 43-tf
NOTICE.

VHE undersigned have in store and
NJ for sale
800 pieces Kentucky Bagging;
300 coils Rope;
1000 lbs. Irvine,
40 Bales Kentucky Jeans
and Linseys,
$50 bbls. Mess Pork,
so Rump
40 hhds. Bacon Sides,
% tierces sugar cured Hams;
100 boxes Soap and Candles;
ALSO = Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Salt,
Nails, LoweIls, Bourbon and Common
Whiskey, and every thing the Planter
way want; all Of which will be sold low
FOR Cash, or furnished TO those who will
ship Cotton to our New Orleans House.
LAUGHL N, SEARLES q Go,
LeUee Street, Wcksburg.
August 20, 1847. sos
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Chewing TOBACCO.

CHEWING TOBACCO.
boxes best James River Chew
II ing Tobacco, just received and ior
sale by v,.nn :. ~
September A, l847,
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October l6, Is47.
BOOTS.

a LARGE assortment of Boots and
IN Shoes Of all kinds to be found at
the New Cash Store.
S. B. SHELDON
September 60, l847.
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VAIL PAPER.

ITF WALL PAPER.
ways aaye IN store . large lot Of
ii n !, and Window Paper-aIso a
low i q fine screens which we will
Iupu,, i raRlEsTLEY 4 MosBY.
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S,LrILIo. Nav %, lSl7.

DARN. the pas, week three Of the regiments
Of this command have LEI, flr home--thc . and
81 Ohio, and the - Kentucky The lniihoa
Regiments leave on Monday. when there will I've
only the two Illinois reg menls and the regulars
left at Buena Vista. Col. Doniphan's command
has got up, and is rncanped at La Vaccaris, 10
miles from here. They hung nothing new-thcy
met no enemy of any kind on their way from
Chihuahun, and iound the Inhabitants peaceable
and friendly.
Yesterday two companies were raised fpr "dur-
ing the war in the Illinois regiments, the one
by Mr. Adg't Whitcsilcs, of the 2d Regiment,
and the other hy Seret. Mcfarland, Of Capt.
Lofts formerly Capt. D,dse's company. The
fever Tor re.cnisng is on the rise, since 1t e un-
lerstnod that MS soon ms a few Of tbs new rcgi-
ments get up, movement, will be inside upon
san Lul. Pmosi. In Cot D1niphan's command,
understand, whole battSlinnis to be Organized
to-day, which will take more than half his men
On saturday last two Mexican oiIjcers'artived
here from San LUIS rolosi, with dispatches to
Gen. Taylor. They knew nothing Of the CON.
tents Of the dispatches, and only tina, they were
forwarded by the G ov. OF san Luis. The officers
we're detained here while the dispatches were
forwarded to Gen rhylr Yesterday Gen. ray.
Tor sent back tom Mun'erey his reply 10 the
communication they brought with directors that
the officers should be Immediately sent On with
it, 0f course every body was on the qlsi ciue to
End out what this document from Mexican
Governor could contain, AMI with all HE reserve,
Gen Taylor had to divulgc, as soon as he had
opened it, and we have here the following repnr,
Of il. He Esee'lency the Governor Of the De.
p,rtmcn, " san Luis pc,osi grce,e Gen. TsyIo'.
and wishes to know of him whether i, 10 his IN.
ter,ion to carsy on this war on the principles rc'
cosnllcd by civilized nations, or whether he in
tends to nuke Camanche war Il t. This wa,
the wh,,e amouu. Of the communication. 1t Is
said Gen. Taylor replies, tia, he expects to have
the pleasure Of seeing his excellent, friend this
Governor before long, when he will explain his
purposes 10 him by word Of month. The gene.
ral belief is, that ,hcs Office" were 'Pn, hsr'
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From tie Brtl'lo Commercial Advertiser.
Arrival Of the Cambria.
Nav YonK. June II h, 3P. VI


Nav YonK, June II h, p. VI.
The Cambria arrived at Boston this morning
sl9 0'clnck Sixteen days later.
Brend,,ufs have fallen.
Flour went down to 20 shiIIing,, bu, wa. ~,
on the ith inst. in Liverpool. Sour Flour 81, to
49,. American Uhra, 10, 6 to -, per 70lbs
Indian Corn steady, at about So, for prime
yellow.
Corn meal IS to 81, with upward tendency.
Provisions in flIr supply. Demanl dull
Prices fair.
O'Conuell died ut G,R,s 18Th May--his hear,
is TO he deposited a, Rome-his body IN Ireland
Dr.. Chalmers the eminent Scottish divine died
on the 3lslof May
Accounts fiom the Provinces speak in the mos,
cheering terms in regard to tue coming harvest.
Mexican ccnsuls at Ilavre and MarsailIes, have
protested against the right taken by the United
States forces. Of Substituting their own customs
and ,ws Cor those of Mexico, and have notified
tho French merchants that they must expect
their property 10 be coniscaed.
Accounts from Spain say that the differences
between the Queen and her oonsort had risen to
such neigh, tina, the question Of an immediate
divorce had been discussed In tho cabinet.
II was rumotcl At Maltl ,het a new Ministry
wns about 10 be formed.
A Mexican privotecr, which captured the
American ship Cemea, is supposed TO be moth.
ing bu. Spanish pirate.
Dates from Lisbon to the 10Th ul,, stale that
hostili,ies were suspended. The Juntn bad de-
ciicj to rejoc, the q, invention, and further in
slructicns from England were OnSiously expect.
ed.
Some disturbances han taken place at Leghorn'
on the publication Of the decree relative to the
press. he Dragons had to be called out to
jispcrse the assembloee.
There arc indications Of an insuuectionsry
movement in Gi,ece
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"4lhTtcan PWs. - The 81. Loujs
Reveille Of Tuesday last, says "rbere
was a curious scene yesterday a, the
Bank of Missouri. II seems that about
Two bundled lille boys are employed al
the Arsenal in the filing Of cartridges,
and yesterday, having received the prop,
fr documents. they marched up in DO
dy to The Bank to draw upon Uncle Sam.
be whole neiglborhood was lively as
bee hive and the jingle Of silver made
music ol The merriesl kind. There we're
half dollars in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pockets were ripped, and Goa, tails were
tnrn oh by the weight Of the treasure
Ihe floor Of the Bank, within, was com
riele'y covered BY squads Of urclins who
wore busfy counting over their piles
such arun on the bank has been unknown
SINCE The grand smash which introduced
shin.plasicrs.
GLOW much do you make day ~
demanded bysIandet Of a cute looking
urcllin.
"oh' sometimes more, sometimes less"
was lhe reply. "'rends a COED deal
upon how hard you work"
"Can YOU make dollar dsy ?"
"nai!ar day! wuss'n that, ! ,eck.
on"
I'll
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a Hericm Trick.--An officer Of The
fahneuo regiment, in late letter from
Vera Cruz, relates an anecJo,e iIln.lr,.
i've oil the fraud and lrck.ry Of The Mex.
leans, lie says:
""he we had entered Alvarado, ,hev
"i'hea to keep one rom secret from us
---ono IN which all tie correspondence
ana public papers we're found secre,cd.
in tla'ioom they had laid on, pre,en.
deo corpse on the table, and asserted tho
man was dead. Major B. wanted .he
comforts Of The quarters, and ordered the
door 10 be forced in, and though dark
examined the corps. lie ordered the
sergeant TO take it oil and bury i,-,lis
order induced the dead man TO break and
run with all his might, to the amusement,
OF llio spccla.ors.
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Tie Mormon Tmps.--rhis celebrated ediic
has been sold TO a committee of the Catholic
church, f,r SO eco This committee have also
purchased other property at Nluvoo. The hull
ding is TO be appropriated to educational pupos-
es, connected with the church into whose hands
il has passed. The contract requires only the
sanction OF the Bishop, to complete it. The las,
Of the Mormons in Nuuvoo, insisting Of thirty
or f,uy families under charge Of Daniel II.
Wells. have left Nauvoo, to join the California
expedition.
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merely 10 gather few items ofwhat is going on,
AVID this letter was sen, 10 Gen. Taylor 10 ensure
their sfey. They g., few items, however, thai,
will do them much service, and they arc permit
Ted II 60 home unharmcd.
The insulting letter from The Governor, how
evet, has had the eff'c, to SIR up Oh Z'chsry's
impulence. The u,mos, sciivity prevails here
N The Q auernas,er's sud Commissary depart
nenls, and as soon as The one wear troops ave
Shipped #. and few Of the new regiments get
mp, i,rSaIl movement will be made upon San
Luis
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River and IUorbor Meeting.

Vt meeting of the citizens Of Lasallc county
held at the Court House in Ottawa, on the 10Th
day OF June 1871, for the purpose of appointing
delegates TO attend the River and Ilarbor Con.
Vention 10 be held at Chicago on the 9Th of July
neat, George Mann was chosen Chairman ana
IL. t. Cotton appointed Secretary,
The object of the meeting having been stated
by the Chairman, on motion il was
Resolved, That committee Of five be ap.
pointed by the Chairman 20 select delegates to
attend the Convention at Chicago, aud report
their Names TO this meeting.
The Chairman appointed Lorenzo Leland.
James Lowry, NJ, L. Iollistcr, Jos. O. Glover
and Maurice Murphy, as said Committee, who
reported the names of ,de following persons 10
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sons ai''l property of American oiti-
xvns. Those acts, Running through
= period of twenty years, embraced
not only spoliation and robbery to
the amount Of several millions ofdol
lars in value, but personal insult to
our citizens, imprisonment, wound
ing, and murder in three several in
stances. These, alone, were causes
of war. They were so regard d b,
General Jackson, by Mr.. FORSYTH,
Secretary of State under Mr.. Van
Buren,, and by one or more commit
tees OF Congress; and, being in the
war, these spoliations and -outrages
are a part ofthe matters to he inclu-
ded in the settlement. IT is inst
that our government should demand
and enforce an adjustment of them
from MEXICO. II is duty which il
owes to orr citizens, whose persons
and property it is bound to protect,
But, ifan unscrupulous and treach-
erous faction is to assail the gov
mcnt with the bitterest venom of
hate ana falsehood whene YER it at
tempts to assert tie rights Of our cit
liens violated by foreign nations, and
to demand redress for the wrongs
which they lave suffered, will it not
have tendency TO deter those to
whose charge the people commit the
government, from undertaking this
duty? 1t will be well for those citi-
zens whose pursuits lead them TO
foreign countries, and whose persons
and property are exposed in foreign
jurisdictions, TO ponder upon this as
pect of the case. We trust that no
administration will ever exist in this
country, which will be deferred by
the ciamors or by the reasonable
calumnies of faction from asserting
the just rights of our citizens, and
demanding redress when they have
been violated by the unjustifablc act
OF foreign government. We are
confident, at least-and tie whole
history Of the last two years fully as
sures us-that the present admins
tration will not be thus deferred
from duty it owes TO the people,
but will perform it fearlessly.
Yet it is not TO be disguised, that
u war be necessary to protect or
recover the rights of our citizens
violated by foreign nation, and
treacherous faction, destitute Of pa
'riotism as well as of all sense of
duty aud obligation to their country;
should constantly assail the govern
mcnt with vile and atrocious defam.
alton and calumny when waginc il,
as the fede:alistS have done in the |
last and the present wars, it may
prefer to let the injuries done to our
citizens go nndressed, rather than
incur the abuse and imposition which
IT must incur if it attempts to do its
duty. Norris it to be disguised that
such course, on the part of des-
perate opposition, may have the CT
feet to cripple the ability the gov
eminent, and to parlyze its energies
to such degree as to render all its
efforts to redress the wrongs done
our citizens by foreign nations inef-
fectual and abortive.
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location of the county seat. lie nigh,
also speak Of the praries. Mr.. c. then
read series Of resolutions on the subject.
which he would have offered if in order
at the time.
Mr.. Tu,nbuil made a few remarks and
then the Convention adjourned ill BPM.
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Hessian Fiy.-The farmers of this
neghborhood complain considerably OF
the ravages perpelra,ed on The growing
whea, by this little insect. Ills said they
are found in large quantities, in some
fields, giving it the appearance of being
in the scar and yellow leaf
The prospects for an abundant harvest
ibis spring, have been rather nalterirg,
but if the ay should extend it's depreda'
tons, il is feared these prospects will be
blighed, The weather however being
so favorable for the growth Of vegetation,
may in great degree. coun'eract tho Ct
feet produced by this little, ye. exceed
ingly mischlevous animal, ard The sick.
ly stock may ye. regain us health and.
arrive al maturity. sa'dusky Mirror