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Goods for the Season.
6, W, KIDD.

Goods for the Season.
i. G. W. KIDD.
NO. 50 MARKET ST. WILMINGTON.
II AS nov IN Store large and varied as
! Is'y.,nent of
Foreign Domestic Dry Goods.
bought at the present low prices, winch will be
disp 7se1 ofat very small advance; he names in
part
Ladies Dress Goods.
Cashmeres, all wool, Orleans Cloths, Ore gon
Satin strip. and bar. and Monterey plats,
do in rich colors Lama Paids, Cling
do all silk plaids, hams, in variety.
do worsted plaids, French aid English
Alpacas, blk. plaid and chintz, Mansselnes, in
mode colors. great variety.
iLFHe offers great bargains in-EIS
French Merinoes, & Thibit Cloths;
English Merinoes, Parametta &
Coburg Cloths.
4 full supply Of Hosiery,
For Ladies. For Gentlemen.
Alpaca Hose, ribb'd, Lambs wool l-2 10
plum Vigcnia l-2 do
Cashmere do do do Merno l-2 do
Merno do mix'd. Wooden, Cotton and
Andalusia, new style, Thread do do
Raw Silk wooden, cot
Ion &c.
Those in want Of Goods a, fair prices, and
who wish ~ buy ARTICLES for what they are re-
presented, Will please cali as abovc at
&. W. kIDD'S.
So Market St. Wilmington.
Dec llth'47
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LUMBER
AT THE
Old Esta blisIled Yard
MEAN THE BRIDGE.

The subscriber has just returned from
Port Deposit, with considerable additions
to his stock of Lumber, and he is now
prepared 10 furnish to his old friends and
to all others who desire to purchase,
Lumber of all descriptions upon the mos
accommodating terms.
JACOB c. HOWARD.
Elkton, May q, as.
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w i!lniusI an, N3rCn rs
SuEUGl LOOK nEH0H

Cheap F,s5leaton and Per'o,l iccl Asency a
Poll Deposit, MI
The attention. of TEACHERS and School Trus-
tees is particularly invited to my assortment "i
School Books. consisting Of the hes, publications
OF the day, among which may be mentioned Da-
Wis Series of Mathematics, Burl,ams Spoilers,
Websters do. Worccsters Readers, Smith Eng
lish Grammar, Bulions Latin do, Milchell's
Geography, hlorse's do, Wnchesters Penn
manship. Chapman's Drawing Book, Phelps Bot
any, Philosophy, and Chemistry, Wizards His
tories, Siliman's Chemistry, great variety of
Juvenile and Church Music, Colts Book Keep.
ing, Sfea's do, Winchesters do, Newmans
Rhetoric, Analytical Manual, Young Analyze.,
Manual Of Blackboard exercises, Theory and
practice of Teaching School and Schoomasters
Manns Lectures on Teaching, Teachers Inst
tute, Confessions Of SchooImaster, &c, &c.
Also first quality Cap, Letter, Music and Folio
post paper, pencils, metallic pens and general
assortment ofJuvenile Books, which are offered
for salo at very low prices
B. F. HEATH.
Port Deposit ,.9pril22nd 4S-3m,
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whenever their services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
may rely upon having it well made and
Of good materials.
ROBERT MARSHBANK,
MATTHEW CANTWELL
Elktnn Iunp 27lh 2lG.-
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Phil. VIII. and BAIT. RAIL
ROAD LINE.

The Morning Train of Cars from Phiadcl-
p'ia for Baltimore, ariiYe at Elkton quarter be-
fote | I O'Clock. a. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila. at
quarter before IL o'clock.
Night line from Philadelphia reaches Elkton
at halfpast IL oc,ocn at night
Night train from Raltimor, arrives here quar-
ter before II O'Clock, p. NJ.
BENJAMIN WELLS, Agt.
Elkton .1nril Stl Is
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.s%'r style Spring Goods.

FENllE su Jscriber is now receiving from New
n York an d Philadelphia, his regular supplies
oil light goods for Spr ing and Summer wear,
among which may he found the greatest variety
OF Ladies Dress Goods, consisting in part otwlde
black and co!orod silks, bombaznes, French lin
en- and brocadc oirghams, lawns, silk tissues
ha!zorncs, harcges, nous. de laines, alpacas,
Monterey paids, &c, &C., al! kinds and qualities
OF white goods, such as i,cone,s, mu|ls. cam
hrIcs, striped AMI plaid muslins, white embi Oh
dered muslins and robes, together with many
other new fabrics Of the latest styles, hosiery,
gloves, ribbons, Irish linens. cambria hdkis. from
10 cents to SO, every variety OF shawts, domns-
tic goods Of all kinds, as brown and beached
shIrlngs and shectlnQs, mariners stripes, glng-
hams, checks tickinas and calicoes from cents
TO II l-2, together with the hest assortment of
Trimmings III irnges, gimps and nccs, to be
ounu N the city. to all of which your attention
respectfully solicited, as have the lowest rent
OF any one dong business in Market street, dnd
very snail expenses otherwise. nm rrttrnInGd
to sell DIT the very ov casa prices. y at
forget the place when YOU want &C. nny no IS
Market street. N. W PALMER.
u. Al,
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SHEPHERDS
SASAP.HRILL.I.

For the permanent Cure ofoH Diseases or.sja.
from an impure condition Of the B'uoG.
PIJRIFY THE RI OOD
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TnE CRAEFENBEac pvIIs.

TUE CRAEFENBERG pills.
10000 boxes sold each and every week.
II ME g raefenberg Company desfFeto
catI the attention of every X IL.
lereswd in the health orthe ereat ana
beantifllwest, 10 theif views r~esbeclino
BIEous DISORDERS.
This class Of diseases III The Graa,
IScourge ofthe western hemisShere. az
where We may, their sad effects are sean
and felt. The brave and eIC,aenving
settler who presses his way 10 the vest
10 make the "wilderness bud and blossnno
a a rose" meets this dreadful evil. He
is willing 70 work hard and endure eveTv
privatioh, thanks be to him. But n 4
little while he is seized with some form
Of bilious disease. His strength now Il
weakness. Acloud comes over his bros.
poets aud he exclaims, "wouId thai there
we're some medicine to prevent his
dreadful evil, and to cureit when Il does
seize upon its victimD From the mo.
mept Of the landing Of the Pilgrims a
Plymouth to the present hour, billions
diseases have sent sorrow and desola.
lion throughout the land. Letthe graves
Of the loved and the lost tell the storyl
A mOmentous question here comes IN.
Does the Supreme Ruler intend thattha
Sons of he TpeS, men 10 WILING
10 bear the heat and burden Of the dav.
should Of al others be subject to 40 sad
calamity. y not irfeverent 10 say
N0-NO-N0!M
And why 10 we say NOT Because
there a no class of dissases that can be
certainly prevented and cUreda s those
1ow spoken Of.
This Is the great actefo which The
3raefsnbgg Company woSld call the 81
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HOLMES VEGETABLE PILLS.
FOR D~YSMENORRHEA or PAR
FUL CONSTITUTION

FUL MENSTRUATIOM
LTTNHE Proprielorof these Pills has, bRg
untiringN research combined with
The advantages afforded BY an extensive
and diversified practice at his infrmary
sncceeded in making several highly i'm
portant discoveries nSthe treatment 81
lseaseso Of the womb, Among the mum
Der arc those Pills, which he fearfesslg
hazards the assertion that they are
rot only not surpassed BIT u~nequated
for their3curatiye powers and efica.
cy 10 arestiag pain Immediately in this
most troublesome disease. These Pills
arc composed Of approved medicines
mingling The excellent qualities Or each
into one sanatige whole 50 as to produce
fhe most efficient compound which has
peyer been known % fail in b single ins.
stance 70 afford immediate and perina.
nept relief Tothose who have been
accustomed 70 suffer ire agonies ofdoath
ateoch period, will dnd them a never.
failing remedy III bringing about regus
lar easy and healthy menstrual evacua
tons These Pills have been tried 81,
many cf our most eminent physicians
of Louisiana, Alabama aud this State.
and they DO not hesitate to t,ronodnce
them superior % any medicine they
haze ever tried, and The only thing 81.
whichthey have been enabled to arrest,
pain a difficult menstruation. Il
pledge the reputation | have acquired IN
the treatment of diseases peculiar Is.
females that they posses ali Tho power
! have ascribed 70 them IN arpesting
pain and making The lady enfiret CONE
portable during tpoperiod tits notm
int~enlionao puff these Pills have too
much reputation sat stake to attempt 10
palm off upon the public a medicine
that VIII not gisy general satisfaction.
Indies try them YOU win not Sc dIs;
appointed Each boy contains 90 pills,
price $l,50per box
For sale at the Drug Store &c
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
October 22, 1917, 6@17
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RI. n. W~ILLIA
ReceiUEssg and E0taCGr6tNg'
YANOo cITY. NTIss.

FAX
HAVING located ii this city for the
purpose Of carrying On business
iii the above the, have made an az
engagement with Mr.P. 0'Donnel agent,
Is Store all Cotton consigned 70 me III
lis Fire Proof Cotton Shed-hage an
extensive Warehouse, and am prepared
ID receive and forward all Goods con-
signedt TO me.
VIII make liberal Cash advances on
Cotton Ii store and for shipment
VIII furnish Begging and Rope and
Plantation Supplies to those who may
intrnsts heir Cotton tomy care.
Pledgmg myself that no exetti0n on.
nv part shall b. wanting to render pet
feet satisfaction 10 those Of my friends
who may be disposed % patroaise me.
September rs, 1847. -tf
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rnRRIRCK STOKE.


WEiE unde signed have Just received
~ from New Yegk large and splens
Idid stock 81 fne and fashionable Fall
a6a Wiuger Goods 10 which they would
rospecit0lly iavitethe elteniioncf their
friends and customers andat the pubic
gensrally. Their stock consists 10;
Cashmeres, Nous do LANES s. Alpaccass
newest style,
Silks and Satihs, Silk and Scotch Plaid,
Fine Fancy Scarfs, B'k Italian Crayats,
Hemsticb n TO, Hd'k'fss
Irish Linen and Lawns,
Fine Linen Table lo!ha
English, French and AMERICAN Prints
Whlae, Red and Yellow Fiannelss
Fine Cashmere and Metz ShawIs,
Bleaehed and Blown Shirling and Sheet
ing
Fine SlackiBaw and American Blankets
EL0THI4G.
Fine Black Cloth Coats,
4 weeda and Cashmere DO
Sack, Flushing and Blue BIanketdo
Black Satin Vests PoIkaado.
Black Cloth PaBiss Cashmere do,
Striped and Saltinetl do,
hinen Bosom Shirts,
six U~gdershiFis Drawers Gotten Flan
mel and Nett Marino DO,
Hosiery Scar C~ravats, stocks Gloves
and Snspendefs
B0OTS AND SHOES
Men Fine Gill, Seal Kip and Mud
Boots
Mems Fine Call. Seal and Iii Brogans,
Ladies' Walking Shoes Bootees and Slip
pefs,a9 r
EChildrenand Buys Boots and Sooess
HATS AND CAPS. ).
Rough and Ready Beaver, Siik, Fur and
Wool Hats, n
Fur, Cloths Glazed, silk Plush and Vel
vet Caps n
QUEENS AND GLASSWARE
"A fine and full assortment Of Hard.
@nre and Cutlery, Spades and ShoyeIs,
Trace chains, Hoes, Hatchets, &C,
Pocket and Pen Enives, Knives and
Forks.
The above stock of the finest and
most fashionable Goods, we propose 0
sell 70 our friends and customers at q
iviag profit only, and farmers will find
10 their interest to call examine and
price our Goods. 4
EcHELsTEEN y Co.
October 3, fs47
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e Of BoOks.
TIME subscribers have now p store,
~ over $500 volumes Of MiscstiaHs.
6gs and School Books; their stock com.
Pfises, perhaps, every book 10 use inthe
Schools and Academies Of The country,
and was procured on such Terms as en-.
able them io sell l0ser, l0r Casa, than
simiIar books ever have bsen sold ihthis
market Purchasers please give Us .
cali 10 can and aCiH SgH cheap:
PRIESTLEY q MOSBY.
yuIg q. 1917.
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THE LEXINGTON NAIL

" due. Closes
wednesday, Iuesdays
Sunday, Sasplasa'
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M0NFG0MERF Z,

IS rgBtHHRD EVERY SATURDAY. MORNING
BE JOitN M. MONTGOMERY,
Al riges dollars year, il PaidwithiR one
maaih from the time Of subscribing y not
said within TINT line, arrive dollars 2 yeefi
iae, and VIII DO sued tor III al eases, asthe
etpuafio1ol Tie month,
arertissA4ents Inserted az one dollar peg
s90hre, able o4tAe first insertion, aHa WI
% aaea ofimmedialslys i notipatd, feany
adgefNsMq as heretoforei 9
Articles 81 4 personal nature Whenever ads
gnit.sd, will b chafgedsas tIasfate Ct w
~ dollars hSf every CEN lines for each insertions
Political ~circ1iags oI.pubhc addresses, ioF
tAs beae6t ef indiRidgafpalaons orcompantes,
will b. charged as advertisements and q .as
Announcing Candidates for Offices @iO
An JOB Work must be pafd toF On deliyety,
Postage on letters must Be PAID or they wifl
not Be attended 10.
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W. ne GOODS.

CHEAPER THAN&EvER ron CASH,
ME Undersigned would cali tho. al
tention 81 their friends. and the
public generally 81 Aheirnew and axten,
sise stock OF DRY GOODS, Just IL.
ceiged and now. open, and they pledge
Themselves that they will sell cheaper
and better bargains, for CASH than
amy Sother establishment Ii the place
we therefore solicit call and examine
our stock and prices.
/ ElcHELSTEIN & Coz
q Mays8, f847.
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Lesgsrs Medical 1s
easIg name aHd ~
sTs' N''gss aaa 1lsgsr
west; There IS % rs.
als9rasFs should Dot
e ifom ihe veal. Tb.
believe thia, 10 NAV
.But ~ these days II
Why should not 81
will coniFoi Y.
ere, d Their M
and curable. "'ahl
is q veil knOwnfsc,
ture Of Bilious disorSs,.
TALLY understood. Heis'
failure Of nes,I.
men and medicine.gssl
Tlo Break THE cHuL1t
and to be their great
euei and 10 Pufqe
meFcgrlaIize il ali M
lioassf fever. What Ss.ss
teqne6cssi They w
e need relating MN.
have died, a1pftuass II.
blood poisoned by mercu, NJ
have been Rermauenas
ne true theory \ p,ss
cases where tits II M
icate il thoroaghly.
AN these ends ~
the celebrated GRAEFFNpps
Let them BE- fairly rie1
great west, and he BIsss.
clings q lhe system slmss,5
viii be eFadicaled. HsSiIs
restored, the salIov s'.I
Be made fresh ana iais
P%leasufable sensa0onss
the nexl season viii not I'M
yawning for the ~YiciimaaIaI
referred %, We ventasss
these Pills we're rutDisSsa~
iB IN The United Sials' s'a9
.of the General GorsrssssI
The most economical s,s.,s,.
made, Why2 Becsbe 'asl'
family all Bilious igDas@s
banished, The west gas |.
be dreaded. There vosia
SicF Seasons! TheinS.sS
would be as free from sue6 /
- those Of The healthisst pr
England.
Unlike ali olhefaDifb iIIom
he Graefenbetg Pills endrI
The Formation of The diaI
the SYST NJ. Those Who N
eordi5g . directions canao
With these remarks i6s 6
Company invfea still moissI
al Of their Pills.
lst. Let neighborhoods I'D
and get a supply and disEh
family. "
3D. Let cleFgymeu ia
distribute them,
Sd Let landlords furnish
settlers on their land.
4th Lei emigrant Sorsi
er Pfilanthropic bodies 6Ra
the need
In short here is no eau
wh the west should hot i
healthy Il at on its Beasfii
and beside us noble streams
vigorous health should not /
~ the following diseases
also achieve equally VOID
umphs:
dsthma, Bilious Caai
Bcnels, deficient action BIZ
Catarrh, Constipation, CaA
osiipeness Bia4AS
BreathiNg, Dyspepsia, A8
sumption, Digestion ,mE1
nation Of blood in HE Hn
Erysipeias, EPILEPSY, Fugl
Easa ency, n aOrA n bus
itac Ferer Green sickness. GIL
burn, Head Ache HgFra /
of Jrias, Igaamaisaa si
fam6tioa hs Stomach All
.er Complai Il. Lou Sgifa !
SMPpgesss Painful, Nsrrn
Neagdlgio Rheumalim Snl
diseases, V'hitss.
Ia all bilious and g pni
the Pills achieve ibe mos v
nmPh, Here they dsly 1
And asthe suscepnbilil oEh
.conslitu ion Il to be Z sasI
hptly ) led BY some ThE I
NEW WoRLD!
Their wOHderiul hcgey -
plains arises from lhei ~
The Pores, cleanse end slF
stomach and Bowelss mss
flow healthy and clear
and strength 10 Tie yslsp
WHOLESALE WAREH
40 Join
In towns where there
H NaHHN| ANIa
the Company will appoint q
cation ~ letter post bold
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3 oFFECn nOURs

a.vT;1r hnsiness hours. and oh Sapday from
Eigkt Il Afae oclocs, IA AT opgA
WIN. PRlESTLEY, I. Va,
June :, 1847.
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One ounce Will open iae eyessef 3 man
FIe'ltbuy one bottle ana fry.a againi
dis faith becomes strong, confidence sure!
One other b0Flle may cefFainIycur e.
Ills takeh-his mind relieved ffoHithe blues
And natufe. assumes bel beautf M bucs.
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listen one moment Ara don't cfack ynursmiles
Perhaps already l'a broughl onaIhe Piles
The latter IL cured, the tormerrclicVeds
You'll feel like ascrimino ust been fepriegedl
lAugmelIing the quantity, more o. less,
MY nedlcslcard viii fully express.
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PRICES PATENT TEXAS TONIC
certificate cith each Pa~ckqgs
Females IN dsiicate heath. peerless
CHI and Fsger, Constipation of he
B6psls, Chronic Headache, Aslhna
Nersig0 e
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TuEcoLUMBUs MAIL

Is due, CLOSES 8
s,ndov Wednesday,
IS,ssds Sl an. Friday and Al,
Th6rsdsy, Sunday
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Dr.gWms B. Keene.

! Your Texas Tonic ID the most agreeable me.
dicine 1 have eyervused 10 relieve the bowels,
promoting their porlstalic motion. Ihavo tried
itin eases Of Ague and Fever with success
The happy combinations of ngFedients form.
ing the Tonic Will always insure us success.
Traoyslyania Place Ia March 81. ia47 !
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LUCINA CORDtALyOR THE ELIXIR
OF Loves

lisa sovereign remedy for incipieni
- Consumption, BaTeaness, Impoteacy,
.&sc There i not q shadow 81 doubt
that this IS true, and were not the sub,
ject Of TOO delicate D nature, hundreds
would eslifyt to itseficacy, Forsalesby
PRIEsTLEY y MOSBY.
August n, 1847.
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Major Gooch tired q single ounce Wall
.Curedtwo cases the very fret tiali
However, my friends 10 make Tie thing sure
One bottle al ieasg ten cases wlllcure.
a large dose before the ChiI eomeaons
Ole 6alf lat night whenth e Favef e gone,
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rlIE IAcKsON NIL

Is dues = SaOsss AZ
Dailysby I 4, N DAILY ei
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Tlhronic Headnche and Asthm1s

One Apoonfm 9fTonlc, Drink SassafrasT Tea
Warm battle the feet high up 70 the knee
Wrap FOUND d blanket ten minutes OF 50,
sAndlearn what the TEX.aS TONIC can d
The skfnsoft az ehe dew on The flower. (
The padeet relieved in les than an honF.
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EXTRACTs FROM CERTIFICATI
rrom PTegIdent Honston.

Cry OF HUsroS, IA, May 1914.
Bylhe occns5nal use Of yonr Bitters within
the last year Gin oil not amounting TO one bot
tle9 4 4 salisied ;hat my general beatty has
hot been Jas good ills d present within the
lastseyen years,
have I'M several cases, Witnessed the use
Of apertion Of what | had on hand, by others
in cases 81 Tead Ache and peranged Digestion
andinano case have / known 'itto fail ia giv-
ina almost Immediate relief, My opinion is
so favorable of thesmedicins, thai / will keep
a supply on band for family use. With cop-
.sderatIons DC regard am you're, sincerely, Z
SAN MorsroN.
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ARRfvAE DEPARTURE OF MAILS
Ar CANTON MISS.
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GaLYANIC RINGs.

WE have Just received Christie's
celebrated Galyanic Rings, for
the cure Of Rheumatism and all Ner-
sous affections.
PRiEsTLEY u MOSBY.
August aB47.
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rHE MADEsONyILLE MAIL
" ana. Closes
Monday and by9a 4 ghg5saay
Friday, Sqpuas
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pNuGs v MEDI0INEs.


.F0HldE su%bscribers have just received
from Nsi5 York and Philadelphia
and will keep constantly on hand, g com
pIete assortment Of gsuuias and fresh
Drugs, Paints,
Medicines, Oils,
Chemicals, Window Glass;
Perfumery School Books
Dye Stufs Stationary &c,
Ia short, every article usually KEEP q
Drug Stores which they offer for sale
on the most reasl ndbie terms &
PRIESTLEY MOSBY
July "a, t847.
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T0RACcn.
TEA.

e HE best quality Of dmperlaI and
GaRpoWdes Teas, fof. sale By
PRlESFLEY " MOSBY. /.
August !, I847
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James r. sFyiesy Pooling Green
Effects Of one bottle fof ~dispepsiaA

LoufsTILrB KY, April, rae.
Dear Sirg-Iza am "a Louisville, to the SUR
prise AZ ny intimate friends, and not less to
myself. n think 1 could have sold SO or 100
bottles fof PIECES Patent Texas Tonic,1 A
long period Of i'll health well known d nv
friendatan my sudden restoration-for a man
Of 45i strikes them forcibly. Tell the pfopri.
.etor, IL he makes mi agent for the State of
Kentucky, | can be Of service TO him. Yours
sincerely, JAMES r. STYLES.
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uNrou 1NnvAzOosCfTY MAIL.

ts duo, Daily except MONDAY &
co... Daily (sxcsPs MondaIl et1A, ~
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isaiah D. Fuller ESQ, Merchant, N {

NEW ORLEANS, April "a, 1874.
John R1ee-Dear siE-From the extraordi.
nary relief that | have received from the nae
Of your 8 fexas Tonic" after having labored
nearly fifteen years under an affection III he
Liver, Constipation Of the Bowels Indigestion
and general debility ! feel consEained TO re-
commend the use Of It to the public. il know
Ct NJ language strong enough to use inits "a.
yofi the medicine viii speak for itself. Yours
respectfully, IsAfAH b, FurIrp
NOsswOsI ~ sSsh ll-ly
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FRENCH BRANDY.

FRENCH BRANDY.
A SUPERIOR article for invalids-
"a warranted pure; just. received and
for salesby
PRlESTLEY& MOSBYs
August 2 Is4z.
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WALL PAPER,

- gEN A1H AAE IHNo N9EN.~N ."I
TE have ID store . large iot 81
Wall and Window Paper-also i
small lot Of fns Screens which we will
sell low
PRlEsTLEY Il MOsBY.
August 20, l847,
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~ ~ 49, -
Ihaye for some time past been in the habit
.of frequently using Prices Patent Texas Tonic
and believe il to be va'pable medicine. /
have found a I'd act finally onthe bowels, and
I think als0s onthe liver. ia cases Of indigess
lion have used L with good oiects
JAMES o. ANbREws
Noble, Marshsl8a5,
f*EN p Az
ReT. WIN. Inans, PrssdiGng Elds9 u til
IN. H. Church.
New ORLEANS, April l847.
Ma JoHN PRlcE-Sit: ~ have gt~eatpleasdte
u assuring YOU that after some experience Oh
the character . TExAs TONIC, IfeeI au-
sthoHlEed 60 give II my. devided opinion thai
as q preventative OF disease aud an Alternative
medicine, it's not excelled BY any preparation
DC human skin that has fallen III lily way. sid
in Wishing You SUCCESS u dispcsipg Of this ne.
sdicine consider myself a. induIging mex
tensiye p~hyilanihfopy, WV WtNANs.
~ HMA E NE AImA
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LAUGHLIN, EEARLES 4 CO.,
COMMISSION
EscEsblErg MISS

Messts. Dfane 81 Thompson and ~
chelstsGa u Co VIII forward orders
Produce and Plantation Supplies, and
max liberal Cash adYafc e upcn lotion,
shipped to our address
NV. LAUGHLlN q GO.
August 4, Is47 4776m
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Ma. JoHN PnE:-I have ior III H., ,b,os
years, used your tTexas Tonic p%rev;sas,
70 ihattlne was sublectto Sick Headache,
Helace commenced The nse III your Tonic |
have been entirely free, and Ishaya no doubt
where the medicine used sas a bitter twice a
Week would prevent The mostof The diseases
oi the south Paftichiarly Chills, which / Have
SHOWN ths Tonic 70 effect 4 cure of by sakiad
'halt wine glars full So wellam satisfied
q IT, eileiency,I wish you q psspafe me .
deuaiIohn of for ma plantation Wishing
your medicine may prove hat benefit 70 he
human family that / am ehure h will. Yours,
H r. w. Hut