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Gon9ress.
TUESDAY, June 2,

TUESDAY, June 81.
Senate.-Mr Atchison presided A resoIu
ton was adopted to attend the laying OF the Cor
ner stone Of the Washington Monument, on the
4th.
MIR. Hale gave notice that he should introduce
q resolution TO prevent specuatons IN the public
lands, and open them to actual settlers only.
Mr.. Niles introduced bill to stt apart poi
ton of he public lands IN aid Of the Whitney
railroad. Referred to u select committee.
Tie Oregon bill was then taken up. Mr..
Bright gave notice that he should move The Mis-
sour Compromise at proper Time, as an amend.
meut. Mr.. Calhoun spoke at length, contendlng
that Congress had no power to leglsae on the
subject, aud demanding that all acquired terrific
ry be left open to every Gloss OF people 10 settle
shareholders or others. debate eusued upon
the question, the floor and galleries beng crowd
ed during its continuance. Tie BI was post.
poned, and Mr. Berren will address the SENATE
upon 1t tomorrow.
HouSe.-A resolution was adopted nstruciDl
the Military Committee to inquire into the eXpe
dlency Of armlng the Militia
Bill was reported TO organize Indian terri
tories west OF the Mississippi Referred TO Com
mtee of the Whole also a bill granting and'
to Indiana for the Wabash aud A ibdny kailroad
bill authorship Texas to extend her boun
Diary to the 321, degree was passed.
ne mouse tntn went INTO Committee OF ln'
Who.c, and took up the general Appropriation
blll. Mr. Thompson concluded his poIilica
speech, commenced yesterday.
Mr.. Rockwell made territorial speech. MI
Thompson Of Miss spoke on the opposite side
Mr.. Brady followed with Wing speech. tn,
committee rose, and The House adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, June %.
Senaie.-The Joint resolution in favor OF RI
moving the disability from mail contractors in
Cured by entering into combinations, was take
up, amended and passed.
The morning business was then dispense
with, and the Oregon bill taken up.
Mr.. Berrlcn OF Ga. being entitled 10 the foo
rose and addressed the Senate a; cgh III
said that he had always carefully abstained iro
discussing the important question now presente
to the consideration Of the Senate, and had earl
eslly endeavored to prevett any such discussion
by sledlast resistance to the acquisition OF te
rtory. The question, he said, was nov, hover
or, forced upon them, aud it became the Soul
to meet it. lie denied the right Of Congress
legslGte On the subject OF Slavery, and argue
the question at much length.
House. Mr.. Andrew Stewart of Penn, oliere
a resolution calling upon the President Of Il
United States for information respecting the O.
ira allowance rendered Gen. Cass, while Go
ernor Of the Northwest Territory Amen
menls we're proposed in favor OF including Il
amounts paid by Gen. Taylor for bloodhound
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the same are not detective and uncertain, and do
not require further legislation.
On mutton Of Mr.. Burt,
Rtsoipcd, That committee Of three members
he raised to enquire into the eXpediency Should
the Council SEQ fit hereafter to call q conventlon)
Of having the Delegates to said convention cleo
ted by the several counties, according TO their
respective population.
On lhotion Of Mr. Burt,
Rcsoired, That when the Council adjourn, 1t
adjourn to meet at the State House in Nlontpel-
Ter, on the first Wednesday OF October next at
2 o'clock 7. NJ.
Nh. Bell introduced the following resolution:
Res0iced That the committee on the Powers
of the constitution enquire into the eNpedlency
Of 50 amending the Constitution, that no one OF
the civil authority Of towns be permitted TO exer-
else the duties oppeHaluing to his Office, while
be is licensed to traffic IN intoxicating liquors;
Which was read aud adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Burt,
Resoivcd, That the Secretary procure one hun
dred copies OF The journal OF the Council, at its
present Session, to be printed for the use OF It's
members.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Dewey,
itesoivcd, That the Secretary forward by
mail, ono copy of the Journal OF tie present SEES
SION of this council to each OF the publishers OF q
weekly or daily paper in this state, ard live cop
les 10 coch member Of the council.
Mr. PJmGroy was, on motion OF MI Dutton
added to the Legislative Committee.
The President was, on motion OF Mr.. Burt, adj
dGd 10 the committee On Powers Of the constitu
ton
The Chair announced the following commit
tee on the resolution Of Mt. Burt us to calling
conyentlon:- Mr.. Burt, Mn Alien and Mr.. Cool
On motion:
E,IsJ fTu.t tho GCcrn nrv bn uuthDrzpl n
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FRIDAY, 9Th June, 1913.
Council met at o'clock A. NJ.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Scott.
The Journal of yesterday was read and ap.
proved.
The Chair announced the appointment of the
following Committees:
On the resolution of Mr.. Dutton, as 10 the @.
lection of County officers Mr.. Duuon, Mr..
Dewey and Mr.. Burt
On resolution of Mr. Bell, as to the School
Fund Mr.. Bell, Mr.. Hebard aud Mr.. Dewey.
On The resolution OF Mr.. Dutlon, as to The term
of Senators MIR Crawford, Mr.. Pomeroy and
Mr. james.
Mr.. Pomeroy introduced the following reso,u
ton, which was read and adopted
RESOLVED, That the Legislative Committee bt
requested 10 examine the present Listing Law,
Of This State and report whether in their opinion
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Dcatbs.

IN tho Castle oil San Juid de lioI Vera Cuz, the
9TH ult. Of yelpw fever, Henry d. Silver, Sargent OF Com
pany f. LIST u. s. Arlley aud Of sai SILVER, Esq of
this Village. Ito joined The Company in Juy, loi6 and
and took pert in all the battles in which it engased
10 the wuds OF one of his comrudes better OF a
Drawer soldier entered Mexico. o I'd the dlslin.
gui-hcd honor OF planting the aud stripes upon the
bloody hill OfLeuo Gudo for which aud decd he ought
to have bHen promoted
In Yves Topsha,n, on the Goth u Thomas Harley, son
Of iona, aud Thankful Jenncss, aged years.
Az Waitsheii June 2stb, Harriet La ma wife OF Charles
L. Bigelow, aged % years.
Al plan6sl, tho 18th ut, Clara H. daughter of La
flyeue, and Mary L, Pukin aged month.
In Dmve, Junt %. OF prouaced llinoss Col Israel
p. Daua aged "A.
In ChArcstou, Mass June 20, the residence Of her
broher Mrs Anna, wla oi Major keaznr smith, oil haVer
hail, N ll.agcd 81 years
Ia Royuon et ult, alr. Eliza iiams aged 3D. Also,
the an ut Mrs Moore, aged s6One oil tho hTsl seors
Ol seawent there foot before there WAS any road
62 ago, aud located with her hasband near where the
will &c uuW Is
Al New York, 9Th ul,, Mrs Elizabeth J, wife of y D,
Wheeler, aud daughter Of Hon William jarvis, of Yer
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Boston 1EarI1ct, Jmiy B.
42(nrrioQGg.

In Chelsea June IA, George Emerson ofstoneham, Mass
and niHntim F. Stubborn, OF ChelseI
IN East Bun1rd, June 2st, Rev 7. Merrill, Mr.. Dan
Beltuip, of Boflin aud Mss Hannah H. Culver, of East
Banurd,
!" '',''N VI
Harvey.
In Hunluph July 4lh, By Rev Daniel Wild, Mr.. Walter
j. Bnuk ofBrookhed, Miss sophia II. Smith of Rudolph
Fec received.
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o THr LIBERTY" STATE CoNvENTtoN. Met
here on Tuesday Free Church well filled.
A proposition to postpone action in order to
await the movements anticipated from other
quarters, was warmly debated and voted down
by more than ten to one. No compromise is the
sign of this party in Vermont. They 'front.' u
mite with the dsafected Wings and Democrats ;
nor permit them to join the Liberty party through
any other door than that of John p Hale The
old State ticket was renominated and Titus
Hutchingscn and John w. Hale were nomna-
ted for electors at large.
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0FWhigs, listen to wise and considerate
men. We have this week given you the posi-
lion Of Truman Smith, Of Connecticut. Governor
Vance OF Ohio, and John Davis and Charles
Hudson of Massachusetts all men Of sound
judgment and high character; far as we know
them, we can add that they are all good men.
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JOURNAL OF THE COUNCIL
OF CENSORS.

N their first session at Montpelier, on HE frSI
Wednesday beng The 7M day fJ,uie, a. u. 1878
The Council of Censors elected on the last
Wednesday OF March, III the year of our Lord
lS4S. met in the Senate Chamber at Montpelier
Oh Tie frs, "Wednesday, being the 9Th day OF
June, 1913, ut O'clock p. NJ, when the follow
lng named members appeared, produced thel'
credentials and took their seals, to wit:
CHARLES X WILLIAMS,
WM. HEBARD,
JAMES BELL,
IRA II. ALLEN,
AUGUSTUS BURT,
JOHN DEWEY,
KEYES p. COOL,
DAVID CRAWFORD,
JOHN N. POMEROY,
SALMON +. BUTTON,
HENRY +. JAMES,
The Council were called to order by Mr.. Bel
and Charles K. Williams was elected President
pro teal., aud John N. Pomeroy, Secretary prt
tenn.
On motion of Mr.. Dewey,
Resolped, That the Sergeant at Arms be re-
qucsed to attend on the Council, by himself OF
deputy.
On motion of Mr.. Burt,
Resoired, That Committee of three be ap
pointed uy the Chair to draft rules tor the gov
erument Of the Council.
Mr.. Pomeroy, Mr.. Hebard and Mr.. Dutton
were appointed on this Committee.
On uolion of Mr.. Bell,
ReS0ired, That the Council adopt the rules o
the last Council Of Ccnsors until new rules arr
prepared and adopted
On motion of Mr. Dewey,
ReSolued, That Committee of three be ap
pointed to receive and report on the Credentlal
Of members.
Mr.. Dewey, Mr.. Bell, and Mr.. Burt, were ap
| pointed.
On motion Of Mr. Dewey
Resoicet, That the President request som
clcrgymau of this village to attend on the Cnun
| Gil as Chaplain, and that the morning services q
| the Council be opened by prayer.
petition Of q. B. Arlington and others, re
| guessing the Council to enquire, among othe
lhings into the eXpedieucy OF so amending til
Constitution as to limit the amount of land here
utter to be acquired by purchase by any ndlvd
lial, and of securing from debts hereafter TO b
contracted, family homestead, was receive,
read and laid on the table.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
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RnopE ISLAND. The Wing State Conven'
ton, holden on the 29th ult, concurred in the
nomination of Taylor and Fillmore and formed
an electoral ticket.
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~ Letters have been received at Washing
ton from Mr.. Clay, advising his friends to sup
port Gen. Taylor.
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BACKING OUT. Senator Dodge declines the
Barnburner nomination for Vice President and
goes for Cass. David Wimot, the proviso man,
has also concluded to swallow Cass.
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VERMONT Flannel. The finest we have
seen vet is of Titles manufacture, (Co,lamer's
Factory,) Barre. The pieces noticed are al J.
w. How es'S store.
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GREAT FIRE AT SoRRELL, IN CANADA. -
There were sevcnly.flye houses destroyed by
fire al Sorrcll, Canlda, on saturday, the oath
uIt, lncluIng the stores Of Messls Fowler and
Lion, Hotel, &c.
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INDEPENEpNcE was celebrated here IN the
real old fashioned hearty style. No time or
room for particulars this week.
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4flarItets.
..ri.mton HaarAe., su.y 3.

Reported tuT the Boston lfalE AdNertlsCr.l
AT MHIhet 35J Boot Cattle ll0J sheep and Lambs
l20 Swine.
Puees-Bcef Caite-Exra Cos LIST quality sj,a5 $50
2d quality Sj,;5a6.
Ud Sheep s5O ,, so, 3; Lamb. So ,, 80, $50.
swine-Od Hogs 8 &c; spring Pigs Il &c.
Boston Market, Juiy 3.
Flour-'rhero ia moderate demand Gencssee, pure
conmon brands S. q Ia 800 Corn-1hs market is
du yellow Hat sells a. - 53, and at 4s. Northern
Oats IL II y Rye 10 u ~ bushe cash.
VARIOUS ARriCLES,--JULY q
ASlES-pos ;, a ), pearls --a g.
BEES WAN-yelioV" - 81.
BRiS rLES-Am. 30 d 49,
BUTrER-pnme famiy 20 a %, store and shipping IA
a 10.
GuEESE-ne milk, 7aS
FE NVIlERS Null i've geese 90 81.
GLUE-Am. l0H 10.
HOPS lst sort lSi7 l-2 Il e.
TALLOW--Am. : ,50a s1J rough G, 600.
WOOL SixOny heeees - IS
Fullblood IS 40
- blood TO "a y IS
Common ia 25 -
Lambs super - %
do No | go %
do No.2 % %
do NU.3 81 IS
Foreign 5a2i
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Scvcresf cases sf Dysentery,
C71rOuic 0tnrt.Ilrn.

are inmeuia ,Iistutaccts Tho ailayed, this
bowels hcaled, and not unirequoniy the bowels become
perfectly oguaiod and restored IN Inc space Of
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Fan Gcneral Debility and Dyspepsi!

S. ? REOFIELO and ). K. CJLIINs, MoAtpeIlef
n. BLAKE Corinth.
i. NJ RICHARDSON, Waitsdeld.
f. 4 II. KEY y, NeuL bury
An,l.hv dentars in ,iril az g-uoralv. 76:tmis
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ifnrncd 90 parIut should always be provided with this
mcdicuc Us 1t Will kccp tire bowels regulated, and keep of
the Cnnkot IL is wholesome, safe, and pleasant 10 the
and children iond Of it, and will take ii without
tt1l.ll n11rn
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LIE RRlCK NTORE.

ME unde signed have Just received
from New York a large and splen-
did slock Of fine and fashionable Fail
and Winter Goods, 10 which they would
respectfully invite the attention Of their
friends and customers and the public
generally. Their stock consists ini
Cashmeres, Nous de LANES & Alpaccas,
newest style,
Silks and Satins, Silk and Scotch Plaid,
Fine Fancy Scarfs, Blk Italian Cravats,
Hemstich L. G, H'd'k'fs,
Irish Linen and Lawns,
Fine Linen Table Cloths,
English, French and American Prints,
White, Red and Yellow Fiannels,
Fine Cashmere and Nett ShawIs,
Bleached and Brown Shifting and Sheet
ing,
Fine Mackinaw and American Blankets.
CLOTHING.
Fine Black Cloth Coats,
Tweed and Cashmere 90
Sack, Flushing and Blue 8lanket do.
Black Satin Vests, Polka do.
Black Cloth Pants, Cashmere do,
Striped and Saltinett d.,
Linen Bosom Shirts,
Silk Understands, Drawers Gotten Elan
mel and Nett, Marine do, ores
Hosiery, Scar!s, Cravats, Stocks, CT
and Suspenders.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Fine Cali, Seal, Kip and Mud
Boots
Mems Fine Calf, Seal and Kip Brogans,
Ladies Walking Shoes, Bootees and Slip
pers,
ChiIdren's and B,y's Boots and sooes.
HATS AND CAPS.
Rough and Ready, Beaver, Silk, Fur and
Wool Hats.
Fur, Cloth, Glazed, Silk Plush and Vel.
vet Caps, b
QUEENS AND GLASSWARE.
A fine and full assortment Of Hard
ware and Cutlery, Spades and Shovels,
Trace chains, Hoes, Hatchets, &c,
Pocket and Pen Knives, Knives and
Forks.
The above stock, Of the finest and
most fashionable Goods, we propose to
sell to our friends and customers at a
tiving profit only, and farmers will find
i 20 their interest TO call, examine and
price our Goods.
EICHELSTEIN & Co.
October 8, l847.
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THE G~RAEFBNBERc pTLEs.

10000 boxes sold each and every waaE.
ME G~raefenberg Company desire to
call the attention Of every one in.
%terested in the health Of the great and
6eautitulwest, to their views respecting
BILIoUs DISORDERS.
This class Of diseases is the Grea,
Scourge ofthe western ~hemisohere. a.
where we may, their sad effects are seer
and felt, The brave and selE.denvino
settler who presses his way TO the W Al,
to make the wilderness bud and blossom
as a rose" meets this dreadful evil. He
ls-willing to work hard and endure everv
Privation. thanks be- 10 him. But n I
little while he is seized with some farm
Of bilious disease. His strength now 4
weakness. Acloud comes over his nro..
poets aud ne exclaims, 'twould thai there
we're some medicine to prevent this
dreadful evil, and to cure ii when 4 does
selze upon its victim."i From the mo.
me't OF the landing Of the Pilgrims al
Piymou , to the present hour, bilious
diseases have sent sorrow and desola-
ton throughout the land. Lathe graves
OF the loved and the lost tell tbe story!
A tnOmentous question here comes III
Does the Supreme Ruler intend thattbe
toIllng Sons Of The West, men 90 willinS
to bearthe heat and burden Of the HI
should Of all others be subject tolso sad
calamity II is mol, irreverent9to saw
NO-NO-NOM III
And why 10 We say NOT Because
there i! no class of diseases that can be
50 certainly prevented and cured a slhose
now spoken Of.
This is the great act TO which the
.uraetenberg Company'would call the at
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We W. GOODS

CHEAPER THAN EVER FOR CASH.
ME undersigned would call the al.
tentlon Of their friends and the
public generally to their new and extern
sive stock Of DRY GOODS, just re-
ceived and now open, and they pledge
themselves that they will sell ckeaper
and better bargains, for CASH, $han
any other establishment in the place
we therefore solicit a call and examine
our stock and prices.
EICHELSTEIN g. Co.
May 8, l847.
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mIamLN %fMPoMIANlI

1859 V'OTWnseS Of BOOE8.
ER0HE Subscribers have noW ID store,
y Oyer 1890 volumes Of MisCsHane.
OWs and School B0Oks; their stock COM
Prises, perhaps, every book in use 10 the
Schools and Academies Of the country,
and was procured on such terms as en-.
able them to sell loOer, for Cash, than
similar books ever have b3en sold in this
market. Purchasers please give US a
call-We can and will sell cheap.
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY. &
July "a, I847. .
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HOLMES VEGETABLE PILLS.
FOR DYSMEN ORRHEA OR PAIN
Full MENSTRUATTOM

L ..L#Lf A-II - 80
Full MENSTRUATTON.
ME Proprietor Of these Pills has, by
untiring research combined with
the advantages Afforded by an extensive
and diversified practice at his infrmary
succeeded 10 making several highly i'm
Portant discoveries ia the treatment Of
d seasesof the womb Among the mum.
Der are those Pills, which he f~earIessly
hazards the assertion that thew are
OF only not surpassed but unequalled
for their curative powers and efica.
.cy in aFesting pain Immediately in this
most troublesome disease. These Pills
are composed Of approved medicines
mingling the excellent qualities OF each
into q sanative whole so as to produce
the most efficient compound, which has
never been known to fail in a single in
stance, to afford immediate and perma-
nent relief. To those who have been
accustomed to suffer the agonies ofdesth
At each period, will find hem a never
failing remedy in bringing about regu.
lar easy and healthy menstrual acu
tons These Pills have been tried by
many Of our most eminent physical, 5
Of louisiana, Alabama and this State,
and they do not hesitate 10 pronounce
them superior to any medicine they
have ever tried, and the only thing by
which they have been enabled to arrest
pain in difficult menstruation. ]
pledge the reputation | have acquired in
the treatment of diseases peculiar Ia
females. that they posses all the power
have ascribed to them in arresinp
pain and making the lady entirely com:
Portable during tho period. 1t is not my
intention to puff these Pills. have toe
much reputation at stake to attempt &c
palm off upon the public a medicine
that will not giey general satisfaction
Lad es, try them you will not be dis
appointed Each box contains 90 pills
price $3.50 per box.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
October 20, l847. eli
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4tcat aei
q e1sTg hume aud NJ
e. Woes and aod.
disorders should II,
Sd rom the west.
believe his, he NAV V
Bot in these days y '
why should not
which will control 10y
and durable. usltA
Il tsa we'll k~nOwnE..
ture of Bilious di.a ~.
TALLY understood. H.
utter failure Of nea,Ia
men and medicine.veSl
10 BREAK THE CHILLI ~.
and 10 be their great
que; and to purge, d,aal
mercurlalize 10 ali he N.
Iious fever. Whn,
.equencesf They ess
to need relating.
have died, multitude ~ !
blood poisoned BY merop, w
have w been permanent \.
The true theory i Dy,'N
icate it thoroughly. A''
All these ends are
the celebrated GRARFiFsNS1plg
n.y." W iaiFiy tried Al.
great west, and lie Balio".
cllngs 10 the s~yslemalmo.,'
will be eradicaled Heses
~ restored, The sallov "
be made fresh and lai.
PIeasurabI Die Sensations NJ
the next season will no, an
yawning for the VIclimsa
re ferred TO, We ysnl1rs
these Pills were rurnisheas
lily in the United States
Of the General GOesrnmsu
the most economical esp.a
made. Whys BecsSss
family all Bilious te0da
O"nISheu' Inc west Wo6h
be dreaded. There Womb
SicEiy Seasons! The3nI,lJ
would be rs free fam su,l
as those otlhe heallhicsl M
England.
Unlike all Other anti bdln
he Graefenbe,g Pills enlt
the formation Of the AM
the system. Those who \
cording to directions cannot
ious. .aa
With these remarks thsG
Company invite a still mOrsu
al Of their Pills.
LIST. Let neighborboOds cu
ana get a supply and distri6
family.
Cd. Let c~Iergymen rec
dis ribU,e them.
Sd Let landlords furnish
settlers on their land.
4th. Let emigranr Socsi
er Philanthropic bodies ati
the needy.
In short there is no tsr
why the west should not /
healthy; I at on its beaudl
and beside its noble streams.
vigorous health should not
In the following diseases
also achieve equally vdt
umphs:
asthma. Bilious Cohpa
BOwels, deficient actioa Br
Catdrrh, Constipation GdsdI
nancy, COsticenesS DaFfli
Breathing, Dyspepsia, Din
sNmPtiOH, Digestion, iMgta
nation Of blood in the Hadl
ErysipelGs, Epilepsy, Far
Flqtnlency, FluOr Albus, o. 7
tT,c Fever, Green sickness, Gil
burn, Head Ache, Mysteries 4
Of Urine, Inflammation Of rid
famqtiOn Of The Stomach jan
or COmplGt Is, Lon Spirits \
Suppressed Painful, NsgSa
Neuralgia, RheGmahsmfSN
diseases, Whites.
10 all bilious and Chfels
the Pills achieve the most W
umph. Here they defy 4
And as the susceptibility oflh
constitution is TO these diseas'
APPLY Sly led by some, TIE !
New WORLD!
Their wonderful efficacy %
plants arises from their pS'
the Pores, cleanse and slf'
stomach and Bowels, MAKE
flow healthy and clear andi
and strength to the system
WHOLESALE WARBHI
40 John Street,
In towns where here =
the Company will appOl9i o.
cation BY letter post palda
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LUCINA CORDIAL, OR THE ELIXIR
OF LOVE.
T is a sovereign remedy for ~incipient
Consumption, Barenness. Impotencv.
&c. There is not a shadow OF doubt
hat this is true, and were not the sub.
ject Of too delicate a nature, hundreds
would testify to its efficacy, For sale by
PRIESTLEY 4 MOsBY.
August 7, I8A7. ga A.' WIT t'
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QUlNINE.

GALVANIC RINGS.
WE have just received Christie's
" celebrated Galvanic Rings, for
the cure Of Rheumatism and all Ner.
vous affections.
PRlESTLEY g. MOSBY.
August 2, lS47.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-01
FRESH ARRIVAL OF

FRESH ARRIVAL OF
FTOr'SaOMS, Groceries, SC.
J.. NOONAN s. BROS,
now receiving a choice assortment
OF the following articles in the above
line, to-wit:
Bacon, Lard, Flour, Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Rice,
Candles, Soap, Chewing Tobac.
co Of the most esteemed brands,
Spices Of all kinds, tone Wood
and Queensware, Castings, Hard
ware, Bar f Rod Iron and Steel;
And a great variety of other articles toe
numerous TO mention, all which4le offers
at unusually low rates for Cash.
May !, l847. ,FlGi 47-tf