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Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23

Ioamigrafi5a Of We learn from
The Jewish Chronicle that such is the feel.
ing of insecurity and alarm fell by that far
sighted people, the Jews Of Europe, in
these times Of liberty, equality and fra
lernity," that number Of respectable fam
lies have been bal tized into tie Church of
Rome 10 escape persecution, and IA thou
sand Jews in Perth have resol, ed 10 de-
part for America, the rich undertaking TO
support the poor.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23

Removed. THE Bo0ns Lick Times,
which has heretofore been published at
Fayetis, Howard county, is 10 be remoy-
ed to Glasgow, on the Missouri river, and
takes The name Of the 'sGlasgow Weekly
Times" Upon the removal Of the Times
to that point, Glasgow will send forth two
wsekI'es--the Glasgow News having al
ready been in successful operation more
tilsp five ysars.' Success 10 them bOlliS,
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23

Western Journai.-We have received
the September No. of this valuable Jour
nal. From hasiy glance at its cunients,
We are satisfied that il is not behind its
predecessors in point of interest. lis ta-
BILE of contents exhibits the following va
rieties: Education, Mental Culture, Pub
lie Economy for the U. States, Internal
Improvement in Southwest Missouri,
The Rise, Progress and Influence of the
Fine Arts, and Hemp. Published by
Tarver & Risk, St. Louis, SO 90 per an
nun. Hssl
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23

Something Ner!--A Prinier Robbed!
The last ST. Louis papers announce the
robbery of printer connected with the
Organ office inthat city, of the sum Of
fifty five dollars. A printer with filly-
FIVE dollars in his possession al one time |!
why, the thing is hardly credible, and
we very much dislike 10 believe il. Show
us real prtnter" with that much of 'tbe
ready" on hand at one time, and you can
take our old boots. We'd give something
handsome TO ge, a sight Of him we would.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23
FROM SIAM.

Dreodjfl-4 495,ooo Human Beings .Nas-
S0cred
According, to repor, from Singamore, an
insnrreeiion has broken c,d al Siam ly
the Chinese population, Mhich constitute.
The majority OF residents in the capital,
Bangsck; (; of the 640.0OO inhabitants.
100000 are Chinese. il was not subdued
until after two bloody engagements. AZ
Ter gaining the victory, the royal troops
commenced a general massacre Of the Chi
nese, Of whom only 5000 have escaped.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23
st FOR PRESIDENT,
Gen ZfCN.FKK' T.fYLOR.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
.NIL1L.4RD FEE6nWORE.

Electors for President and tiee President.
lst Dis,.-T.L. ANDERSON, of Marion
End +" A. LEONARD, Of Howard.
Sd "a. W.DOEIPHAN, Of Clay.
4th J. C. RICHARDSON, Of Cooper
9th Z" CHAS. N. HANDY, of Benton.
6th ALVIN COOK, of G.. Girardeau.
Ah i" URIEL WRIGHT. of ST. Louis.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23

Rockwell & Cos. Circus. Our readers
will find in our columns to-day, the ad-
'erilsement Of this celebrated company
They exhibh'here on Saturday next, the
S0th inst. Those who have any, dimes TO
spare on that day, will be at no loss 10
know where 10 get nd of them. See ad-
yerlisement for the hours of performance.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23
WHY DO PHYSICIANS nr..o,

- - P1Nl II ~
"Nmdh's Tonic Syrup, or Vegetable FeJri.
Juge," for Chills and FeverY 1t is, frs,
-because they know ii is compounded
from the most valuable substances found
m lbe vegetable Kingdom; second they
are aware the process of extracting those
substances is done with the strictest re-
gard TO their chemical and iiterapeut;ca,
properties; third because the effect pro.
ducea by the administration of This medi.
cine is of that certain but harmless char
acier which no other remedy is capable Of
producing, in restoring The patient to so1nd
and permanent health.
The genuine may be had from the agent.
BROWNS DLrNN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23

FThe New York Sub Treasury con-
tained on the LIST inst, $l,9aS,0Oo exclu-
sive of $3.50, 900 in Mexican coin, which
was received from the army in Mexico,
and has not as yet been passed to lbe ere
dit Of any department. Union.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23
ErThe term. .Blue s,oeklnr.o D So .,

1.-THE ter@r"Blue Stocking" so gem
orally applied to literary ladies', was first
conferred on a society in London, which
was called the Blue Stocking Club, in
which females were admitted. II origin
ated with a Mr.. Benjamin Stillingheet,
one Of its acting members, who always
wore blue stockings, 7a'a =
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23
FOR NEW MEXICo.

Judge Beard and family of Texas, pass
ed up The river last Saturday, en- route for
New Mexico. lie goes out By authority
Of The Governor Of 1eras, as Judge Of
New Mexico, by which it would seem
that Texas is going to contest her right to
all that country. The Territory is under
the jurisdiction Of the General Govern
ment, held as part Of the territory acquir-
ed from Mexico by conquest and treaty.
Texas claims it as part of her original an
nexed territory. Uncle Sam and his
young child for it. We think the old
gentleman has paid pretty dearly for the
young scamp already, and this proceeding
smacks strongly OF inera,itude. The
"beggar is on horseback |"
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23
Final Settlement.

A Ii persons interested in the estate OF
"A OF John Binkley, decd, late Of Hen.
ry county, are hereby notified that the un-
dersigned will apply at the next November
term OF the County Court for said county,
for iinal settlement ofhis administration
Of said estate.
sept23-4t-3l
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23

Crops of cotton are said to be
shortin Alabama. Whilst the
N. Orleans Crescent Says. The
cropsof cotton, corn andsugar,
are said TO be superior to that of
any preceding, year in Texas:
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23

d. For the permanent and radical cur,
of scald head, scrolula, salt rheum, ieye,
sores, letter and ring-worm. all cutaneou,
eruptions, &C., so Troublesome to some
persons,
Grialsy'S Celebrated Ointment
is positive spsc;fic. The high reputa.
lion which iliis remedy has acquired ior
the cure of the above named diseases
warrants the proprietor in recommending
10 HAT portion Of the afflicted who have
moi witnessed thecnrati,e properties com
bined IN this valuable ointment, tho.
rough and immediate trial. II is sold BIZ
BROUN& Il DUNN, H,dfsar.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23

E-The newspaper mail due here yes
terday r:sorning, failed, and consequently,
we are deprived of any late ard important
Iiews.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23
ReGMfifiH Ken.ittSCsncc of
the First Congress in Phil
0fclpIita.
From the pen ofthe uenerdbie
John .4ddnts.

OOHe cluuUtOs
When the Congress met, Mr..
Gushing made a motion that il
should be opened with prayer.
II was opposed by Mr.. Jay, OF
New York, and Mr.. Rutledge,
of South Carolina, because we
were SO divided in religious
sentiments, some Episcopalians,
some Quakers, some Anabap-
fists, some Presbyterians, and
some Congregationalists, that
we could not join in the same
act of worship. Mr.. Samuel
A dams arose and said, "that he
was no bfgot, and could hear a
prayer from any gentleman of
piety and virtue who was at the
same time a friend to his coun-
try. lie was stranger in Phil
adelphia, but he had heard that
.,o,,ncsN ~ GaoaJ,''t IL. ,t i'lo
nctar 49, .b' peSer c1, so. /, 'l'"l eiiar,
tbat NJ III ne :novcu
clergyman, might be desired to
norr3p o',ile y ~ lesS 10
t;ob waS secnndsd ~ nc M :,
;u The ,mrmat;,, M NJ pISeeu
IaInh omn pno.;', WI: hd'i-
~ u nnA.:1 :'e'', -, "ai'eu o''
Nat If b;S beet,h ,ro,,il 'Ii a,Smet' .
be ce,t ta;,,I,i ,,,a',,l,, ,.,' "o,,iu permit
IT, Tho nart n,o'.,,;, o' ~ ui's
ed w;tb bis ,'I',3. n1 "Pi'e"l
tiGcois and ,aa ,laa,.,, "no .lls l'on
in tha os,ahl;SaJ @ I e., CO., 81 l'iS!ers
raad .ha -. w .h' anu 'i'cn
Ia,. or G SI,,.',L Sa,s 'o' .nI NJ. s1Veh'h
,h: oE.t bI "iiei was
n'on,han I ~. "', ,'' 4 "a NUS re-
n;nn of,o. .,,. Ias ha,, 10y Inc ntAt - NOR
,,'os ~ "f Ca a. W. ,;,,i ,,a'I ,ie"'u ne fi'-
of RnSton IN ''e. nIt l'',e saa,li ,"lll,'nS'e e
Heaven nbadorda;noI,he.p - -
toLe road w a.. ,,.a '.,a' o"i'''
A Ctor tb;S nt' ',"' n'n N,ol '''''s,
- a,,,.ii NJ
p',t ;n,n oyto,,, ~ ou, DouN' S''u,h
rb;ch GIIeI,h ,hn hn.nsy, : Fras @ er'
n,an nrasout " D"So,l' ,'. Vi e'e'l
nn,an hoorI ,'o., u'. .onlcsS
49,, = ,,oI, D(,'e. l'5"S e. of
,.ooaTo o"o"''1e" ~ e"' Fps
!, ,;,nsnlf =. as' 49,, Eooper
rnrunr s,,'.h 10y ou "i'il soen
~, - - W. Iu.p oof'ect'
~ a,anal. 'I' ', ",i'' '.,! ~ i"'Isu'Se
,naric5 for ~ Con,rn1. a,i,' f io' - =
a.n,.;,'oo ,o " N,, "i oeS' ioL 'nc
!. noa;sII,. ,i, ASS. i'uSc'tS pay
f. boJ' ~ IL. III ~" y " 'oS'oii'
r,.%od,. t Lo e' ,f ,riett 49, upon eV-
Tx 49, ,h ee =, ,Hcrt y any
- uan,o.;, - ,.;o S0''eo u !iii"iiae'
- - ,tao ID, p;h'; iG"e' VI espeeialiT tne
-, naan ~, - ,,,u,i," ,,,,,It - "ou'a nave
H. a'."' ,, p'o, ineli'ia''
,a;ntars ""S a"t 1.eiie Worthy OF
: 49, LII az; :, pn:is tHas ~ oafPeh-
,,';ld;n% ha'', ,,biob III n,,apeipnia' n4,,E
hat az davnted "eI sliai Sur,iYes,
- ,..haa' M U.S"'eu .n;', 'l'ui' iuuaiS met
= Wasb;nnton II ; 'n.o se'n ,a ,oe was t reaa
bera as'ralIf ',ad q 1o,, was ,i Aneeiins
mi p,aIaden I nir'''y aI anu HailuoiPh;
Iar ~ snd 10 ,b a"u &c, he anu
.%y' tood E 'ho,.a3 - ~. me, sue mere
-. |
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23

Trouble .Gtead!-The last No. Of the
Boon's Lick Times contains the following
How is the difficulty to be arransed?-
There seems 10 be some misunderstand-
ing between the authorities Of Texas and
the powers at Washington:
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23

CoHegein .4fi'ico. "A citizen of MIS-.
sissippi has left 100000 for the estab.
lishment of a college in Liberia, Africa
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23
CIRCUIT ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce WM
d. MAJ w, ESq., as candidate for Circuit
Attorney for the 7th Judicial District, com
posed OF the counties of Benton, Hickory.
Dallas, Polk, Cedar, St. Clair and Henry.
We are authorized to announce MARK
l.. MEANS, Esq. as candidate for Cir.
cult Attorney for the 7th Judicial district,
ON posed of the counties of Benton, Hick-
ory, Dallas, Polk, Cedar, st. Clair and
iehr1' may27
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23
Grialfy's Celebrated Ointment
Candidates Department.
STATE SENATOR.

We are anihofized 10 announce SOL
ONION J. LOWE, Esq, Of Pellis coun-
ly, as candidate for State Senator for H.,
counties Of Saline, Pellis and Benton, to
MI the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
tion Of Gen. Wm. Shields.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23

RY GOODS, fresh & handsome styles
- Of all kinds, suitable for the season,
Tor sale very low by J.ATKISSON.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-23

COOKING & WOOD STovEs.-4o
" assorted for sale by ATKISSON.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
Correspondence Of The AeD Orleans Bulletin.
WASHINGTON, Dec. go. l8A7.

WASHINGTON, Dec, go, l847.
A strong Taylor sign was given at A nnapo-
lis. the other day. sesae Fs
The Court of Appeals Of Maryland was in
session, and the Chief Justice Archer, proposs
ed having a recess Of he Court, to ascertain
the seuse Of the bench and bar, as 10 the pro.
per person to fill the Presidential Office, at the
next term. It was found that every member
Of the bar and every one Of tic Judges, were
in avor of Old Zack; thai they were for tak.
ing him on his own grounds and they were
opposed TO aNational Wing Contention. b
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
MESSAGE.

.TeRNOR's MESS
! Bsnptal Session, Je"' 1913
IL Senate and Of The
' Hosss o Representatives,
ot.,sars . greet you on your
,,hs "a, Of government WIN =
\, 4. improved condition o. ou'
.udto congratulate you upon
.,o.gerity which perVades the
VII, nroyidential causes 10 1896
I ,syalsions ii l847, the profits
bs,sbean somewhat diminishedi
" bssn large, and III things con-
sa,0uD engaged IN agricultural and
t,ii,I uafsaits, have greatly prosper
"A, III been paid without murmur'
.....s,ed for BY collectors with unu-
',.rr The treasury, having recov-
!. .mbarrassments, has continued
N. nat. without intelmisslon, e
..,Lorised demands upon II, and now
a,olus q Sll5,755 Al, exclusi {
I'M spd Thres per cent funds. 4
\ III biennial receipts and disburse'
.,,opnt IF taxes, presents hefollow'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

8A. nAH
In the course Of the d~esnltory debate which
sprung up in the Senate upon Mr.. Calhoun's
motion 10 fix day for The consideration of his
resolutions concerning Mexico, the honorable
Senator said, in reply to some remarks Of Mr..
Allen PFC,
rise principally to correct an error into
which the Senator from Ohio has fallen, doubt.
less from having misunderstood my remarks.
Thy no means said that | considered the ami.
hilation of the nationality Of Mexico and the
acquisition Of a portion Of the territory as
identical; on the contrary, | said expressly
that did not understand the resolution is ins
Eolying the question Of territory 81 all. ]
agree with him that we may take , ~part-yery
large parts Of Mexico without touching her
nationality. aas a1a@ sa9l
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

TtxAs.-On Tuesday, Tho 2lst ult., General
Wood was inaugurated as Governor, and Mr..
Green as Lleut. Governor pf Texas. General
Houston has been elected 10 The United stateg
Senate for sx years from the 4th Of March
next
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

!, lsl5. received il l846, $35l,278 u
laas. 4 l847, 328,4o7 is
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

POPULATION OF New ORLEANS. - The Asses4
sors Of New Orleans have taken the Census.
and return The results as follows,viza
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

CANTON, MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY, 5ANUARH y, lsas.
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L + , u n - ~ y ~ T-i . 1" Il n
rr,rrr- - -, q = ~ - r>JsTPTrCTToN
Ehh i,Li l. hi.> ana NJ o. me o. = S iCn
m ms Het[lngn On -, !" th ~ ~ t
MoNDT ot November tN, ' gon".le un', lI't Isl u
'Iyr i"ry are lllI''.5' 10 ,'' Ti5 nc,
h"n.o1," o. 1 ""'" G|" S'''' '""' "0''' '''''' "
hg"'' M" '"G I'''| .,"r' '".D ,r ,, OIL, A
Lectures WIN h oe,l't'et upon TIE various "ia"1'''' 1
sHt,, o5 I..r ~, H. ,,,.rr ,.lf o,,i,rsna
ir'| w Va. t' d i i HI t!,, lIo ,a-;s t'.. as
T. - I,.. '' vi r me p, l a. H.. P,I0ap iiyji
l.. IN ami, t i-at ,rJ r,stbcj of he der
'-'F III II. I.-.',.-.. S-, ,F i ,ri .,a com
man 7,' a i,-1 i i [ l U f Fame 1 and
.l-, Il nI'lina IE tL.. land Tf.s in ToniSrng
'.r'.i r...i 80, .s-,,.. -, ~, H., y reI -sfaf.
".+,,' . per r o' laonoe n N"C,LER Wi treat
-' H,f., .,I EIatin7a AZ on, IrarIng the r,gbf,
an, I vi T9s,9l .[ar.1y Saiva%c ,EyiI and
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Fg'E subscriber has hand and huILng to order
! Il variety OF PORTABLE COTTAGES, TO f&ss=at
which the att non OF those who intend passing the FEgzH
1vtiln season ID the Lake Towns and Watching F2-s-h
ta, near tn, cHy, and those who w0ud wish TO have a
Cheap and g-aan, residence Of their own, invited \
.4e.Gcu Of d Potable Collage can he on Magazine
sweet one don above ite.Ori street, side. lie has
Fbi K On hand ready Iur IulIuei,tre use.
Jei3 la SAM DI}NMAN, "a Gravier street.
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8 MEAERN,
KNOWLES & WCEr,

hNOWLES e NOEL.
.o M = IL t.5L, ma TCHH4KFRS
y No.. g CANAL street, frs door - - -.
Constantly o5DG Sf5"P On f '5s5 0gIf@4 $ 3 -
4=-4Sz-awell selected assortment Of Swiss and Fpcb
LENE WATCHES 79i'
Je"ey, Silver Ware Pocket Cutlery Cold Pens SpectaIez
and Fancy Goods.
bnT personal attention will be devoted TO oyairirp av
neisGHpIon OF FINE WATCHES, CLocKs, and JgqFIRy
"IHcn shdH beTIofm satisfactorily. caargs. ny2f
WATCHES JEWELRY. ETC.
ENDWARD A. TYLER, SO ClIJaD St,,lrt worLI rasrao,
- FULLY invite the attention OF his friends and the -
IH6ic 10 his fine and well selected stock of mn !s=N
ELR J, etc. comprising Watches Of the most an !G.
proved manufacture, IN Gold and Silver Hunting EsASz2
ana Openiaced cases Silver Ware Of every description
consisting IN part of Tea Table, Sugar Salt and Mustard
Racks, etc. -' '' ''' 49,
= great variety of JeweIy Cutlery. Rich Fancy Goods
ferIUmeTy, etc. - $1,000
PIANO FORTES.
zsys-gss--z } lust received from the manufactures Of
4s%ssSss4 Messrs. NUNS 1. Fischer, and A H. Gale
7 EE n n Y 90, larG4 supply Of Their superior
- z y, = III AMOS in style cases-a few with
coleman Lhotlan Attachment, and yess Tuneabie Reeds
Please call and examine ana II
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TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES.
COMSTOCK & CO.,

No SO Povdras street
EFAYE on hand the tollOwng, genuine MEDICINES,
J. which every family ought 10 be supplied wlts VIZ:
Hayss Linment, warranted 10 cure any case OF Pies.
Dr. McNair's Acoustic OIL certain cure for Deafness.
East Indian Hairpye-wi color the Hair jet back--not
Jew DavI's or Hebrew Plaster for Rheumatism and all
Juno and Iucna Cordial for maTiel ladies ard oher<
Ihs Genuine D1H.5g 5sn o. :".rl"5, IY Inc a.
COmstOck Sarsapania tor punIyih& ne boodpnGeo'c.
Hewa Lnimen and elixir warranted 70 cure the kticn-
maI9m or UoGt, So1aC,Ta Co I anu ,,I, d tons,
and it will double the wear of all Leqttcr that is used on
relieve, all Weakness and Nervousness Warranted.
SICK HEADACHE-Br Spon's Remedy will cUraa case.
Green's Feye2 and Igue MLfnrs waantcd 10 cure any
case or all pa is refused tor Try 1t on these terms.
CArTroS.-DaIey's OHginq, and only Genuine Magical
Pain Extractor which cufgS Buns Sca.d, hry>eas ana
Rheumatism Sore Eyes and Nppie,-HoIl rcmfm5' at ~
Poydas that merchants can make IJJ per cent on H.
WoRMs N CHILDREN-K omst2cks Nenntnge is the
extraordinary remedy ever used Should there be 20
worms 1t viii 10 good
CONSUMPTION CrREn-AIso, Coughs, Colds, Pain in the
Side and Breast and all Lung and Liver EomTIais-iF
DR.. RaThomew Pink Expectoant Syrup. This Is the only
article that en- be relied on for these gompans an" mas
The Military Shaving soap Is the bet aoIe IN inls cry,
Price % cts. 1t makes rich cream Iahe TIA, does not "y
on the face.
To THE LAD1Es.-Balaef Columbia, far rcs'ori"g the
1f0"! Long harris glory to woman. says Paul.
Pr1,arye it then, Iadies-your Glory may fall
Unless you project il with this me aralI2n'
The Genuine Rain Of Columbia Is NOT only Far Re,3r-
alive bat the be-. coorng 1u1 IN he "oIG y. maze M
Iors on BtI Head and keeps the Hair free hcm dan
druff and scuri.
DR. spou~s SICK HE,DAcTE RENE;3y j. wanan'23d 70
cure Gaze. either NrnuUs or bilious hLiyouts .F i
ha, cured cases Of twenty year, standing.
Dr-coyrny-Dr Conna Mixture, for GoPFG2rrao,a
and elect Seminal .lHson and IFeatn.-> Oh lnr IT,
ry@r but possesses toni. goeras Of real e,caev and more
fOn ia c9nai9 r5re from tie a5n,catng Guare
attending copaya andlhe common N 1Te IL WI DC H
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I7N0 NII 0-.- I"IN s.N0|0T J-.''''' NJ - I10I u
JOIN STROUD D. co,
NOTICE.


Ut s"'o Der laE,4 EFEI5Sy =. w ~ IT1I,r "
u paih-T, ~ bh4-F Rt'lf In, li - w - 49,
ALE h#h RETAIL ilth G rs AbLlali - ~ \ \
~ ihlJrs and BtlHcHte StreeLS- sNtH GFft "N- i
fora o. years past conducted Jointly by them go
miller The -lge of udrew oliver Co, has com
Tarl his ARRANGEMENTS for extended business t!ah
IA hat hi Hcro done by the Old house. MY STOCK o.,
8 = Dat GS. MEDICINES AND CHEMiCAL0'
k4 "JEGIt AL lNSTRu MEMS AND fERF tNiEkt1 lf,r
Ss F01' eng as intend IL sai' eleIyy a nnl1rS Vii
moi .., E I'm excellence of quality or reasOnabeness OF
.a..u. ann. other house i'm the trade while
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
orders u be addressed 10 me with confluence ana ceFtii5
0 having tisu properly and faithfully attended TO- Aol pre-
r. ei1N.s. ID , 23oG facilities Of trade extended to
sE To 'ag following, among otHer aTiIess ei, t III
mype>- nl.u.Fe stock would e @ciy "I'eg ct '""'
snDH. ........... IN, p, rrata-c Acid:
go ,. l.a.a.. $50. SeH'z hlNI"'e'
2,a.. Eaabaa: $40 e. Cream ig1taG
-JI.. fa'rn. 800. Gum Arabic, ~ .
&c.,. Er...'. Sails: Id. Gum Opium, Inhe5'
@N. Su.. .sr. sofia. 500 .. ENUaCt bl-OIcr.
w. 1k. ''H.u. ilmu.na5 1.J o. iea'HNeI 7--,rv,.
- A-44l-. 70 O.. on 1hE";
~ tauuns 1T 7tfFe-ii-uh.
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT

THE UNDERSIGNED is constantly manufacturing and has
lOr sale very superior article Of VlNEGAR, -r#F@
winch he will guarantee improve by age, and LEa-5EA
Wdl deliver it., free OF charges any part OF LgS7S
the city or Lafayette, at the following reduced -
prices, 10 the times viz Butts 90 gallons 81 Barrels ~
gallons - Is Barrels 40 gallons cents gallon. Lbe-
d discount made 10 wholesale customers. -
II line dropped in the POOttice will be nunctaaly
attended to. Iap29 til JOHN II, WEBB.
corner Common and Maais Opposite Charity Hospital.
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STORAGE FOR COFFEE.

WE axe on storage on Ous floor second story ln
~ dry and dark 9aLa. I5.UJJ bags Also, IN HUu't
store from 2yOoJto 10000 haas MERCHANTS havu coffee
TO store viii lind their advantage coll and evaTne Cu
warehouses. EMERSON TtHRNE y GO.
apo l5S TchOuptOu.tS street.
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{. AINEWORFH, Marine and Commercial .F0tITU,
IA No. SO CAMP street, holding Commissions from the
E&.eS VI TEXAS, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY, FLORIDA NEW
hnBE- M-SGTRI ILLINOIS INDIANA, TENNESSEE, PENN
DELAWARE, ALABAMA, MAINE, NORTHCAROLINA, SOUTH
LAgaLIyAr GEORGIA, NEWJERsEY, ONO, MICHIGAN,
AaEAE~as, IEGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS, MARYLAND, and
ISSE. Icrr Is prepared TO take dispositions and execute
and g u all kinds OF legal to be used recorded
M SAID St'.s. "uu the Territory d WISCONSIN, The uspa
pVmptu.g az his Office is continued in all NOtaual bust
les, nib
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OIL PAINTINGS

y OBI. W. WORTHINGTON, General .4gsnt and
~ Cotslt0r, EOuney, Jefferson county, Mississippi will
attend puuctua.y 10 the Collection Of Notes, Drafts, Ac-
counts G-, ,l and the southern part Of Claiborne COUNTY.
kgrs i9-DGske s. Evans, BrOughtOn x Mudock.
Irgk4ra, Warren \ Co, Rodney Miss; John Goodn,
h-HlM Beck: K. H. & @. NJ. Bayy, New Orleans; w.
hll-uy, y A. :. DOnIphan, Natchez James GOoln,
CGglna' Hand. Philadelphia J. g. James, LeAlng-
on Th0s. Fthegnd. Claiborne county Miss. ap1
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NEW CARRIAGE EIANUFACTORY,
81 &e3 CarOn4sLct ST., JcJccca GrGUcr ami JROn sfs
CARRIAGES manufactured to order CsEEEzz-+5lzsH/
- and workmanship warranted. Also, ES2zSZ-[Tt3G@
Repairing done at all the branches ~ ~!
mh22 6mD&W AIKEN K COVVA<D
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWAhO
FFyHE above Reward will be paid upon conflcuoh "a
of the person or persons naTbonnE the mudilL-s 81
MATILDA or TlBLA-but no doubt now, passing SN5ss
under an assumed name with forged pass sad EtTHA
/. dark mi laO about feet or inches nigh 10 or y
wears of age stout made, prOmnet eyes, short nose ana
lrns her feet in when walking Twenty-Five doaIs %LI Ne
ma ii far her anDreheusion and lodging in Jal OF the Guy
State GEy T. DL-1ISb =0' -@'- m p3S
New Orleans, May y, 1873.
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~ R. HALT, SURGEON UENTTST. No. "a
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