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KENTUCKY DEMOCRATIC COMMEMORATIVE
body assembled, on the 18th inst, at Frankfort II
goes dead against Gen. Taylor-saynr that he is
man without principle, who desires to run in hs'
tween two nartes ~ "e
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How IT Is.-Our correspondent from the ST.
Charles Hotel is informed that the proper reading
is as follows:
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ns- For answer to Postoffice Circular, see third
page
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II am native here,

And to the manner born"
1t occurs in Hamets remark to his fellow students
on the custom of kicking up a row when the king
takes his toddy of an evening, The frequent way
OF giving it'' to the manor horn us altogether
incorrect
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-24

% Among the most interesting of our exchanges
are several papers printed in German The poetry
always strikes us with awe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-24

An 1DEA.-The magnetic wires are bindino IL;
Union together '''''
Link after nk-a mighty chain
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WELD & CO., 70 CAMP STREET,
HAVE lust received THE PRINCIPLES OF "a
j Il TURE AND HER DIVINE REVEI ALFONSO

II TURE AND HER DIVINE REVELATIUNs'N
Andrew Jackson Davis the Clarvoyant
This wonderful book has reached its fourth edition, a
has elected compensatory notices from the wises a1l
soundest minds of times Professor Bush in afee
in the New York Tribune designed to prove the truth
the or'gtn OF this book says Taken as whole W
work profound and elaborate discussion of the pb0Q
of the universe and for grandeur of conception soudn
OF principle clearness of illustration, order of arrangement
encyclopaedia range of subjects know of no work a
single mind, that will bear away from the palm Tbs
also received faerng notices from the press generally g@
literary men and divines of every denomination For ae@
mLJ4 81 WEI n ~ 10 70 CampA
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W PenmanShlp.-NesSrS. DUIIBEAR, Is CdmD and
% Charities streets, pupils to so ~
years of Ladies and Gentlemen invited TO AZ
call and examine for themselves Hours to IL A. sEfN
NJ, 4 to 6, and P. NJ. H1LujHJ
DOlbear's Gold Pens for sale .H-N-2thk
class in BOOK KEEPING, under direction of an
Teacher and Accountant, will begin Thursday 23d inst
styles.
"a N. b. Charters for New Lodges Masons Odd
Fellows or Sons OF Temperance, will be filled up the best style,
without charge. mh24
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II CAMP STREET. II CAMP STREET.
GUINNESS & BUSH,
IL Camp street, N. o.
DEALERS IN
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES
CONES, BR USHES, PER FUMERY:
FANS. RETICULES. PURSES.
Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Desks,
CANES, BRELLAs.
SHIRTS, SC.fRFS, CRAV.4TS GLOVES
II Camp ST.. GOLD PENS, CUTLERY, IL Camp ST
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~ Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. F ME,1r.
advertisements IN the other columns Of this paper Hea@
very best in his profession the United States A,
in need would do well to give him call, al s6 h '1
street. Oh
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IIlSIORlCAL AND SECRET MEMOIRS OF EM
i IL PRESS JOSEPHINE, Marie Rose Tascher De "a
PagerIe first wife of Napoleon Bonaparte. By Mk "
Nc. Translated from the French by Jacob NJ Howard; IA
vols.
;, THE LIFE OF VALENTINE VOX, the VentnoquSl
ny Henry COcktOu, author of Sylvester Sound. Ne
new edition. complete in one vol Price 30 cts, - n
u, JAhES THE SECOND, or The Rcu0tutioa Of lb5s "
M:,iarrlson Ainsworth. Price Is cts
Price % cts.
LAuNCEIOT WIDGE. BY Chas Hooten. Price ~
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Statons
w arehOuse.V [mh24 3tl [ z STEEL. IA Camp s.
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c. YALE, JR., & CO.,

CIOTHING Al CUSI' gt
ITO close out our stock oAVINTER GOODS W" w.
L the balance of our Fine Fashionable Winter oio'''
tcost-c0nslsting in part of
Black French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
Blue do. do do do;
Brown and Olive do do do; ,,
Black and Fancy Cloth PALETOTS and SAChoi
black and Fancy Tweed do. do
Fancy Cashmere BUSINESS COATS
Cloth CLOAKS and OVERCOATS:
OPERA CLOAKS;
BLACK and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Fancy Merno and Cashmere VESTS
fancy and Black Silk do,
BLACK Cashmere and Satin do
Ball and Evening do r-.
Cotton, Merino and Lambs Wool rNDERSHlkl
Do do. do DRAWERS
Do. do. do HALF HOSE;
LINEN and Cotton SHIRTS;
Embroidered Bosom do; ;
CIavats Scars Gloves Suspender and all articles perht
ing TO Gentemans dessall of which made Of the ~
materials, and in the most fashionable style.
NORRIS WAY, No q camp,
mh52dplm corner Common st. ,.under Hewlett Exchahss
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TWO WEEKS MORE.

w INFORM our friends and the public generally ~ We
we VIII continue two weeks longer to sell WIN In
OLLOI HiNG l11entg-tfre per cent BeioD Cost hn ~
when time the remainder will be packed up In odf' :"
open Spring Goods -,
An unusual opportunity offered to persons VISIBLE ,
10 provide themselves with Winter Goods at the owed d
ever offered in this city We have also few thousand NV
ars worth which will sell to country merchants or on t
10 great advantage to them anxious to coe W"
the stock. MOGRTDGE Il ANTHON,
mhl4 2dp IT, Under St Charles Hotel cor. Common
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guages.-Yip,A P0CE SYSTEM.-JAMEs De- pa1aa la
fessor of Modern Languages, No. IA, Exchange p S
Posofce, between Canal and Custonhouse sreo VFP@a "a
teaches the above Languages correctly in pecu, Wiz
His system, the result OF eighteen years labor And %
the art OF ms profession Is lou naed on sound principles
for the last years. 1t has been demonstrated IN h = %
by which scientific and practical KNOWLEDGE m WY g.
be acquired at the same time and such an exsn s@
student read write and speak the language as if
tongue. i" ar
Persons wishing to honor him with their Confidence
call at his Office from TO l2 NJ. or from IN p ,T s
change Place. =" IL
References numerous and respectable
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The Rafkur6.

tn 1;,s Of T,ror;,r reeorer the Battwe-Liring stons
donetiea e the e11s e aseaon OF the
Svnrems Comrt on the point-Ihe true m9ttres for
at;n@ me doaotion-Remarks on the recent decision
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SSpnt ytusfuuDc.

Sas Oampflhif Cambria Isselte an | z.
SUM bon &iperpocl uno traf am so. SUM in
Sciton ein nit 7 Gage lpatsrn Watritbtsn
bon europa. .aalag .gl3d 9lguM 5fra5|
Sranfrsieb. -. Sic semaBiste republitani>
Itbs partei bat, rpie rs fheint, mdebtiss Op1
pcnsnten ssfunpen nno ipiro oielleiht sar
uern6et pcreen. 9ie Seincs Der Nsput1
lit, bic oeren Stnr5 beatQebtsan, Itno nitd
Die gcmmuniten ODER bic WonarebifeiL foul
bern cine nenc partei 81 8uniten sines Sai1
Gsrrcibe, psranlabt enrh bic Bahl <o9td
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unb es ssbiibrt oaber alsn bic ssssn Sand
6. Yolf. ben srprcbtsn Trsunb Santa anna|
linb, aub ssesn qswis gae, psn bsmcfratiltta
@sfbibtftrsibsr uno Srsunb tss arifcfral
fbsn eOuis Yblipp, ;u fsin; baburtb pas [
ifimmsn fir osn altsn &aub uno &Iiiis, b
SreunS bss 0olfss.
I3sinrib &lsin, fen. Die qcfOs ; nun ois3j
sinen &porbaf III rassn. qast nun jsns lissl
Die ME supOr 9eIo9sn, rne jsne bic immsr loss|
nun 70 pel msbr liiaen.
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bon Union SauntD.

E. w. CARR, No. 440 North Fourth St.,
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recc-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per. ........... .... .. ....... -.
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Treirpiilige SrinfipruCbe

ben.
8reilpiilige Srinffprll(be:
O1aj. @ccra Seq ebrc fir alt Srclanb
unr tauIrnb QSilltpmmcn! ... ....
r. S. 8eitmper. General Sectt, Der src6;
ts General lMIerer 3rit. rM wf .4
gieeicl Neare. I1illaro SllmorC, oer
mebrjunee Don Sleu Ocrf. Olit Iolb cis
nein Wanns fit Sise.prcftrent t6nnsn fttb
Die QDcbsr oa5u berIadtL oaB ibre SutertI
fen I'M Genate teaebtet ,pcroru. "
Dapio M1craan. Olo 3af, nismal6 ourb
pinen finfmal hterle9enen Scinc 9eIhIaaen :;
mis Fam Der f6padbC gaB erparten CrndbIt
81 lpCroGn? a- 81.
@amucl 9tOrams SO1iaarD gillmore, i'm
gcngrs6 per ftanbbafte Sreunp oce Nmcrifa>
fetcn 8lcsse DsnnIplpanicn mu6 feline Sns
trrc(Ten bsatbten unp fir ibn ttimmcn. ..
q. g. {amtert. 2lnoreas 6trwart, Der
fibse 8epreieutant rre 8. Son9rc6piFrifts
rer unnohaebi9s Srcnno bss @6uBs3arifs
unp fnrcttlcIe grfldrcr ber Bbiss9runb
laec. 56bcrs ebren erparten ibn.
Scroinono ). G. eselmanu. ppIf CAB
Ganta Nnna einen pab Ban 8uren paIGtr:
te ga6; pie miro Der arme @a6 laufen, wcnn
3aplor nit more Grape shot f6mmt
gpwaro &. Safion. O16ssn allie 9cma
acasn ibrs eiaencn entsbrtm Srdber srabcn
tintrr rsm fnfsnpcu ma6perfs ibrcr esnen
SalI6bcit.
@amusl Gatbcart Die oemofratiftbsn
Wbi9s pcn8ranfrcib ihu9cn Den >otc son:
Is pbilipp; 70 miro Srn. Saplcr Die >otcs
III ben Ser. Staaten lcblasen.
Sarl Sirb. &aub unb 0Iiti9, oerW1ann
bes Solfes, ebrlib unp unabbdn9i9 ct miro
eripdblt iperoeu.
DaVio Sor. Ser Beweis bon oen ublen
Solacn oes Tarifs bon '46 1T Die Sbatlaebe
lpie (te pureb pen osmofratilcben $eo9er anae:
eeten pirp, ,,oa6 monatlib $1,500. 600 bar:
tes @clo naeb gn9lanb ae1anot mprcen 1T,
I'm fir ros 5u tejabIen, mas nun unierc 0a'
brlten nlcprrberbrebsn uno Dem arinsnOlans
ne iein Yrob uno Butter raubte. ....
8. &. @teritt. Der 4sbtt. Samee Cooper
BON Nbams. @eine fdbi9e Ssrtbepi9un9 pes
amcritaniieben Spitems bon SleiB, unb Iein
unermipetes Streben gum beitsn oer qSbi9s
Sabs, beretbti9t i'm our H6tWn9 nnb Ses
punoerun9 eines jepen debten QennipDanis
ere. q9ir tearI6en ibn ols natbten @ouDer:
nor bes 9eblu6lteinsS
Nscrris W1'Rinnep. Seoer5eit eiu ttanbz
Batter 9smotrat, bis bic Oartei gum Serrdz
tber tpuroe all cen ,pabren SntereITen unIeres
2anbes. Sd bin Elm AZ Dlann nno piepar'
tel ,pclbe een Setus anfbdlt miro meine
Sflmme refoin''le''
Nbratam Saufmall' seipts eaB,oerWann,
ber als ScuSerner BON Olltbiaan ein SGes
nnterIhrieb, ben armen ,peiben Olann ais
StlaDe ju berfanfen, mill oaB mir ibn gum
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Ginigeeit.-9r sWanssl an enisfsit
untsr Der tcfcspartsi miro nit jsosmS age nsbr
fibttar. 9aS llnfraut, Die Nsuporfsr Sebsus
srbrsnnersSafticn, bat lieb bsrsjt5 AUDI in ans
osrs Staatsn namsntlib psnniplpansn unb
Ohio perpfanst uno mudNrt luliia fort. IBir
babsn notIr!ib .nibtS baron Su firbtsn.
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Ser Ntc csuli 177G.

XIV .1uUtteItlSt uiI'tst tplhtl lVtH i'H"pD""~
9i9fsit murps BON Den 96b9a bon SsrfSeauns
tp ouf cine 9Iorrsjde 2trt 9'fsisrt. SaS 96sts
ter mar an9snsbm unc iebr 9inifi9 fir bic @sS
Isg'nbet. ObwoBI 81 erparten mar, oas bic
qanSsuts NIT Nrbetrn an Der @rnte beihdfs
t9t Worsn, bate ild) bob ens bebeutsnbs Ngs
;abI baron ein9sfunbsn unb obne l!tbertrtbun9
ftnntn mir fa9tnt oab nis cine 9r6bers Wsn9e
QGbi96 bsi elmer dbnlcben @sIe9snbsit ouf Der
Snisl ;ufammcn mar. 9o6 Nolf mar bort in
isiner e tdrfe une cbne beicnber Nnltren9unQ
purb cine einfats @nIatun9 in Den MbiQs
bIdtttrn portbn Ssfcmmen. @tlpa 800 psrfOs
nen feetea itlb am sritsn Sifbs ;u eincm pors
trsftljbsn OfttaSsiRn nisecr meICbs6 burb bic
l2ctren lBitnan, bic QSirtDs pon Der Snel,
suberetct unb auf9stro9sn mar. SlniQs Duns
esrt 2nbsre tcnnten feinen Yloe fnben.
lin l24 llDr pr9anfrts iIb Die @srianms
lung burb Ole @rnsnnun9 frl9enSer Ssamtsn:
pffbsnt-SSdmtte( Self.
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Ser ROUGH AND READY &lub Der
Wbi96 bon &sacin9, wuroe am Samfa9 2ts
bsnb in Sal6a6'6 9otsl ftrmlidD or9aniIirt
burb @rnennun9 Der Ssamten unb Nnnabnn
Der &s9sIn monab bsrftts sslsitst mtrbsn fol-.
RabifenS meroen mir mebr tori6er faaen.
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GTOie Sefdribun9 Der Sesr bss 4. Su,
ioApis bic Nufnabm Der Srnfipricbs, bat un8
bsuts fat oasn Maum fir politfdte Qrtifsl unb
Hsu9fetsn ,peQaencmmen.
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fir 0itssYrelibsnt. @insr Der fabiaifenS Staatss
mdner in Der Union; Der Serfalisr unb bereSte
Tsrtbsibiasr ess Sarifs pen '42 .-lWtit ibm ais
Drslitsnt tes genatsi braudJsni mir nitbt IN
filrebten bab bic SntsrslRn bsr nnlerlfanliSbsn
oanbperfsr perratbfn Imsrbsn 9eurbi etne ents
fdeieenbs GtimrrR. 5n5lu0& lIf1Lgit 1gu I.
9. t7er s1Iieolespart6y-- Ser sbrlits
eeutfbs Sausr ron YsnniDlpanisa. 2Bir BE-,
oilrfen snen foltben Mam in Der @analsSonls
mllicnsrssSoarb, nm ,uuiers 0spublif pprSidus
bern su fbabsn, big nitbt sufriepsn NIT tsras
len @sbalten, INNER fit HSsute" ouslpdben.
10. Seinrid Glay--3sr srobte jest les
benbe StaatSntann uno 9eenery Ger ebrlibe
Monn. csr fein Sofa BON Isnen @runpiaeen
cpfrn po(te, ,lm cine 9Nilliou Stimmsn iu 9se
pinnen. &infti9e @sfcblscbttr nsrtsn ibm
@ersbt9fsit ,pisrerfabrsn loGtn unb nit 2lb,
fd)eu an bic Ofittsl benfsnJ Die in 1874 nnatz
lpenbst murbeni enen Waun nitbersubretbsn
Der Aieber 'rsdt al8 YreItosnt fein moute."
IL. General DinGelo 5eott-llnent:
mutDi9t burtb Volf'6 Ssusr i'm &udsn, narf
sr ein ipId)es 8eusr BON Der sSrcnte aus ouf Die
Wsrifaner, po6 lis in jstsr Stbiobt beiit9t
murben. 9a6 3olf mortet NIT lln0ebult auf
Die Ssit, no Der joelo pon QunbD's Cane unb
@bippsma, unb Der ScIs9cr OFsrifO'6 tbsiI,psis
fen 2Cbn erbottsn fol-, rartb cine @rwdblun9
sur Qrciipsntiboft.
-. Die Sacbr ocr Srcibcit in Sranfs
reieb, -Jreiano, Deutfd)iano uno fonifs
po-QSir wInldNn ibr 9utsn Sort9an9. Woz
&C Iis fortfrbreiten bis Sreibsit baS 9sburt6s
9isbt jsrs6 Slr9cr6 miro, nidbt oIein in @us
ropa fcnbsrn in bsr 9on;tn QSelt.
13. Die Damen-9s einji9sn 9s5pctsn
Dor rsnsn nb Gmsrfansr NIT 9utem 9Sillsn
beu9sn ibrs Nrns farms, 9Sofsnl Die sinji9sn
semen 1tb @c(umba'S S6bns auf @nacs er9c=
ben.
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TIE GRAEFENBERG PILLS.

THE GRAEFENBERG PILLS.
$4,000 boxes sold each and eve.y week.
Vie ~Graelenberg Company desire !,
cal the attention Of every n IN
terested IN the health or thu Great .nd
peantltulwest, TO their views r~espect;no
Bilious DISORDERS e
This class Of diseases is tho Co..
scourge Of the western hemis ,hera ~
where we may, their sad effects are sean
ana lelt. The brave and elr.denvipo
se'tler who presses his way 10 the W. y
'o make inc Wilderness bud and hlossnno
49, q rose " meets this dreadful ev;l H.
II willing 70 work hard and endure aya-s,
PrIvatlon, thanks be 10 him. I'M u !
ht'te while ne is seized with so,,a 49,
Of bilious disease. His strength r,,n !"
weakness, Acloud comes oyeP his nros.
poets aud ne excIaims, swoDld tba, ibsr,
we're some medicine to prevsn, H.
dreadful evil, and to cure Il wben !, Az
se'ze upon its victim" Fron H.
me, . o. me Ianding Of the Pilgrims a.
2 TO the present hour, billions
ulssases nave sent sorrow and desola.
tlon throughout the land. Letthe gyaus.
oItoe loved md the lost tell the storvi
= momentous question here comrsnn
Does the Supreme Ruler intend thattbs
tolilng Sons gMs West, men 50 ]willing
% oear me heat and burden Of tba da1
Of az others Be subject "a i NM
calamity. II is not irreverens : 80
NO-NO-NOM! Y say
And why 10 we say MOP Because
mere = no class Of diseases that can he
'ow spoken OF. muse
This is the great act to which ~
'"Oefg Company would call the at
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HOLMES VEGETABLE PILLS.
FOR DYSMENORRHEA OR PAIN
Full MENSTRUATTON.

ME Proprietor of these Pills has. b,
untlrlng research combined viii
the advantages atfor ed by an extenslv.
and diversified practice at his in6rm,r,
succeeded IN making several highl, i'm
Poflah' discoveries ia the treatment o.
9 seasesof the womb Among the mum
Der are those Pills, which he fearIesslv
hazards the assertion that thew are
OF only not surpassed b-t n%neoualled
Tor their curative powers and efica-
cy IN arestlng pain Immediately in this
most troublesome disease. These Pills
are composed of approved medicines
mlngling the excellent qualities Of each
into one sanative whole so as to produce
The most eficient compound, which has
never been known 70 fail in a single in.
stance, to afford immediate and hernia.
nent relief. To those who have been
accustomed to suffer the agonies ofdeatb
at each period, will find hem n never
failing remedy in bringing about reOu.
lar easy and healthy menstrual evacna.
lions These Pills have been tried hv
many Of U most eminent pbvsicia, =
OF louisiana, A abama and his SAFE,
o they do not hesitate to ~pronounce
them superior to any medicine thew
ave ever tried, and the only ,hino ~
which they have been enabled to arrest
pam in difficult menstruation.
pledge the reputation | have aconired Il
the treatment Of diseases ~pecpliar q
! females that they posses all The power
| have ascribed 10 Them IN a]rrest;ne
pam and making the lady entirely com.
during tho p Rod. Ii is not nv
to puff these Pills. have TOO
much reputation at stake to attempt %
,alm of upon the public a medicine
will not giev general satisfaction.
Lad es, try them you will not be dis
.pPolnted Each box contains 90 pills,
rice $3.50 per box
FoI sale at the Drug Store of
PRIESTLEY q MOSBY.
October 20, 1847. CIT
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EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES.
From President HOustons
Cry OF HUsToN, IA, Nav /

CITY OF Huston, "A, May 1874.
By the occasional use Of your Bitters within
the last year (n all not amounting to one bot
tle) l am satisfied 'nat my general healty has
hot been as good it is at present within the
last seven years.
!, have in several cases, witnessed the use
OF a portion Of what had on hand, BY others
IN cases ofHead Ache and Deranged Digestion
and IN no case have known it to fail in Civ
ing. almost immediate relief. My opinion is
50 favorable Of the medicine, that | will keep
2 supply on hand for family use. With con-
Of regard, | am yours, sincerely,
SAM HoUsToN.
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TmE RlREGK NTORE.

lie unde signed have just receive
4 from New York d large and splen
did stock OF fine and fashionable Fal
and Winter Goods, to which they woult
respectfully invite the attention Of thei
, friends and customers and the publ
generally. Their stock consists in:
Cashmeres, Nous de LANES & A~lPaccas
newest style,
silks and Satins, Silk and Scotch Plaid
Fine Fancy Scarfs, Bl'k Italian Cravals
Hemstich l. G, H'd'k'fs,
Irish Linen and Lawns,
Fine Linen Table loths,
English, French and American Prints,
White, Red and Yellow FianneIs,
Fine Cashmere and Nett Shawls,
Bleached and Blown Shifting and Sheet
ing,
Fine Mackinaw and American Blankets.
CLOTHING.
Fine Black Cloth Coats,
" Tweed and Cashmere DO
Sack, Flushing and Blue Blanket do.
Black Satin Vests, Polka do.
Black Cloth Pants, Cashmere do,
Striped and Sattinett do,
Linen Bosom Shirts,
Silk Understands, Drawers Cotttn Elan
mel and Nett, Marine do,
Hosiery. Scar!s, C~ravats, Stocks, Gloves
and Snspenders.
BOOTS I'M SHOES.
Mems Fine Calf, Seal, Kip and Mud
Boots
Mems Fine Calf, Seal and Kip Bropans,
Ladies Walking Shoes, Bootees and Sin.
pers,
ChiIdren's and Buys Boots and sooes.
HATS AND CAPS.
Rough and Ready, Beaver, Silk, Fur and
Wool Hats.
Fur, Cloth, Glazed, Silk Plush and Vel.
vet Caps,
QUEENS AND GLASSWARE.
A fine and full assortment of Hard
ware and Cutlery, Spades and ShoveIs,
Trace chains, Hoes, Hatchers. &c.
Pocket and Pen k~nives, Knives and
The above stock, Of the finest and
most fashionable Goods, we propose TO-
sell to our friends and customers at a
profit only, and farmers will find
i 10 their interest to call, examine and
price our Goods.
EICHELSTEIN & Co.
October g., l847.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-22
Governor Reynolds. of No.
Cry o. JnrrERson, Dec. %. 1912

OIIE or JEFFERSON, Dec. 20, 1877.
Mr. JoHN PRIcE-sir:-Some time last ann,
mer you did me the honor Of sending me ! bot.
tie Of your"TEXAS TOMIC.D Itcame verv
OPPORTUNITY, for my wife had beenlaborinr foyr
some time with a arrangement of stomach. !
torpid liver, with diseased skin,-she imme.
dlately commenced its use, and has found verv
considerable relief, so much so that she drsiress
two more bottles If you can send i 10 he
house Of J,& G, Walsh, St Louis, thew Viii
receive u and pay for it for me. Your imma,
date attention will greatly Oblige YOUR OBJ.
sS4'an1' Tia. REYNOLDS.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-22
Rishop Andrew. 81 Ia. y. q

have for some time past been in the habit
OF frequently using Prices Patent Texas Tonic
and believe it to be valuable medicine,
have found 1t to act finally on the bowels. and
! think also on the liver. In cases Of indioes-
ton have used it with good effect.
Noble, March, 1916.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-22
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
E'fO0ts1Oms, Groceries, SC.
j. NOONAN a. RRM,S

- ~ ADA&U'Ss
s now receiving a choice assortment
OF the following articles in the above
line, to wiz: Oo
Bacon, Lard, Flour, Sugar,
I Office, 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 4 Rod Iron and Steel;
And a great variety of other articles too
to mention, all which he offers
at unusually low rates for Cash.
May /, l847. AFR
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-22
ex-governor Runnels. of ma.

JOHN PRIcE, Esq. Sr:--Having used myself,
and in my family, several bottles Of "PRICES
PATENT TEXAS TONIC" and having ex-
experienced much benefit from it take pleas.
ure in recommending it to the public as q val
liable family medicine. Respectfully,
H. G. RUNNLEs.
Galveston, Dec. 20, 1916.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-22
nIUmLY %IMPORTANT!

1850 POEWmeS OF hooks.
Nil subscl iDers have now ia store,
over 43OO volumes of MisceLlaas.
oas and Scaool Books; their stock com
Prlses, pc rhaps, every book in use in the
Schools and Academies Of the country,
and was procured On such terms as en-.
able them 70 sell Toner, for Cash, than
similar books eve have been sold in this
market. Purchasers please 81 e US a
caIl-we a ana wiH sell Cheap.
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.
July "a, l847.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-22
4 & { 6 q q


PRICES PATENT TEXAS TONIC.
NotoriaI certificate Nth each Package
Females in delicate health, peerless
Cht4 and FsDer, Constipation of The
Bowets, Chronic Headache, Asthma,
Vertigo, &c.
q. w. HENDERSON, Agent.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-22
Chronic Headache ana Asthma.

One spoonful Of Tonic, Drink sassafras Tsa.)
Warm battle the feet, high up to the knee;
Wrap round a blanket ten minutes or so,
And learn what the TEXAS TONIC can do.
The skin soft as the dew on the flower,
The patieet relieved in less than an hour.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-22
Or. WIN. b, Keene.

Your Texas Tonic is the most agreeable me-
dtcine ! have ever used to relieve the bowels,
promoting their peristalic motion. have tried
u in cases OF Ague and Fever with success
The happy combination Of ingredients form
ing the Tonic will always insure its success.
VIM. B. KEENE.
Tranyslvauia Place, La. March 81. I847.