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YEA telegrsphlc despatch to n York

YEA telegrsphic despatch to y York
and Philadelphia, which brings US later
dates than we have from Washington ny
mil, annopnces The death Of John DAVIS,
the distinguished Senator from massacho'
sets, on tie evening Of the LIST inst. There
were few ADLER men in the Senate-not one
more respected and esteemed. A mistake.
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LEAP YEAR.

The Bsuleborough Eagle states that
the ladies' Of Vernon, Vermont, awaiting
themselves Of tho time. booofed prefoga.
i've Of leap year, made arrangements tor
dance, invited the gentlemen, galantsd
them back and forth, and--Paid the bills
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or The Journal eas not issued last
week, OWING TO the Iudisposi'Ion OF The Eli
tor. He hopes hrs friends viii bear With
him as none can escape The blshing fleets
IL disease. a.. health is Improving and
he ho9es his Taper wlll not have TO be sus-
pended again.
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SENATE.

Mondny, Jan. 81.
Tie Senate was called 10 order, and
proceeded to consider the morning bust.
ness.
Sundry petitions aud memorials were
presented.
On motion, the morning business was
laid aside, and the Senate proceeded TO
consider the order Of the day, ON the Ten
Regimen, Bill.
Mr.. Downs addressed the Senate al
some length, 10 favor Of the bill. he de-
cared himself in favor Of the acquisition,
either by treaty or force, Of Mexican ter
rllufv sufficient 10 secure the Indemnify
doe our citizens for outraaes on their rights
and property also 10 pay the expenses Of
the var. When he concluded,
Mr.. Douglass got the door, and the
Senate adlourned.
HoU.E OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TIL. Speaker announced the hist bnsI.
ness 10 order to be calls upon members
from different States for resolutions, and
sundry we're accordingly presented.
Mr.. Colt offered resolution 10 stop the
debate on the Presidents annual message
to morrow al 9 o'clock.
Mr.. Colamer moved 10 lay the resolu'
ton on the table.
Tie motion Of Mr.. Col'amer was lost
and the resolution Of Mr.. Cot adopted.
Mr.. Vin,on, from the committee OF Ways
and Means, reported bill providing ioI
the snpoor, Of the army, and also bi
making appropriations for The construction
aud repair Of Notifications, which were
read twice and referred 10 the Committee
Of the Who,e.
Mr. Turner OF Illinois, offered resolu
,ioa in favor Of annexing New Mexico ans
California 10 the United States whIcf
lies over until Tomorrow.
Mr. Glddings offered resolution io'
the appointment Of committee OF fise IL
J eunuire into the slave trade 10 the Disirc
, of Columbia; and he demanded the pre-
yious question upon IFS adoption.
air. Holmes of South Carolina, move(
, TIA, II he laid on the table, aud called lh'
ayes and noes on the motion.
Mr. Holmes motion was rejected, tou
correspondent, without saying "ha' wa
: done with Mr.. Gidding's resolution, take
up another subject.)
/, The resolution offered by Mr. Care
Duncan. asking the President to commu
nicale General Taylor's reply TO Mr.. Mar
cy's letter, reprlmanding Gen. Ga'"es
was adopted. >,
: Mr.. Clingman offered resolution call
: inc on the President for all correspondence
relative to the ordering Of CouH Maria
: a, Perote, 10 try Gen. Scott.
Mr.. Bolts offered another, asking bN
wha, authority Mr.. Walker established
tariff far Mexico, both Of which lie over.
: The House then adjourned.
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The Graclcnburg Vegetable
suFspS
- -s 1n-s

e. 3a.oe3 b3xes soii each and cyc-
~ week..
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COURT OF INQUIRY.

We have been politely favored with q
manuscript copy Of the following General
Orderof the Secretary War, issued by d..
trctlon Of the President II explains itself.
The command II the army in Mexico
viii necessarily devolvc on Gen. Butler, OF
Kentucky, he being the officer mex, IN rank
to Gen Scott, whose presence will be re.
quired at the Court Of Inquiry.
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Accommodation.

ytiIIt subscr'tef is moss
On ~ prepared ~iib eshn.
A. .Sxz} fsf,sbie iiaek. 10 convey
passengers 70 or from Liza.
coieasu. a. ssssssssis tafms. us residence
: .sss ~ Eass saa " the sgva Of L'neoa. 'aa'a
- JAMES WELLS
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Q4rMe.srs. Badger ard Calhoun Of the
Senate, and Bsr'inget, Clingmansnd Sew.
ar, Ct the House, all please accep, our
thank. .or ,hcil favots.
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Thirticth Congrcss--lst sess.
Tsltcrssl'e RePsr, Of ias RiehmaTd Wig
TuesGau, Jan. IS.

SENATE.
Mr.. Ashley, from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported bill extending the
maraume jurisdiction Of The L. ). Courts
over all the ma, gable waters Of the I. ).
Mr.. Baeby submitted resolution de.
elariag that Conste ss has no power to es' !
,ablsh or prohibit slavery in any State IN
The DEMONSTRATING Ire RICH, TO acquire
territory BY conques', and denying the
r:shl 10 prohibit slavery IN territory thus
acquired.
Mr.. Davis. from the committee on Mill.
tary Affairs. reported bill providing guar
lets IN y. Orleans, for SICK aud disabled
soldiers returning tlom OF gong TO Next
ce-which WAS passed.
The Senate then took up the Ten Req
men, Bill.
Nr. Clarke took the floor, and spoke in
terms Of strong opposition 10 The war pol
icy cf ,te administration.
Vr. C.i,enden inquired Of the chairman
or the committee on Military AIidIrs, ~he-
lher Gen. Scott had been suspended iron
the command # the army, and whether
5, Gen. " forth he'd heen released from arrest
Mr.. Cass replied that both were true
ani the command had devolved on MajoI
:. Genera Boiler, as senior officer
: Mr.. Crienden expressed asionishmsn
, al The disclousure, and his regret al III
= course that had been pursued IN tins matter
!, Mr.. DIX has the door oa tie qaes;lo
~ 10 MORTON.
AGer some time spent ~ Executive SCI
= sion, the Senate adjourned.
\, HORSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
,a B. consent several resolutions OF inqu
at ~ we're offered and adopted.
n. Mr.. Ninion, as chairman of the comm
y. lee of WAYS and Means, reported b
"A. providing for the support Of the MIta'
IA Academy ut West Point; also bill {
IA. the support of revolutionary ond 9th
az pensioners.
-r. These bills and many others Of p
.,e vaie and public nature we're read twic
u. and appropriately referred.
"a The House then resolved itself into CO.
he. uirss Of ,he whole, and took up the Pr
EN- ideul's message In reply to Mr.. Goggi
rea resolution relative 10 The admission II
FL. Mevico Of Gen. San,a Anna.
"a. Mr.. u singer defended The Presld'
aa. Tor Withholding the ifformationl and rel
ed 10 The Speech &c Mr. Tompkins.
has vas very warm ard earnest, and reei'e'
re, s,nag Of Mock Latin RHYMES about s.
% IA Anna, which eunyu.sed the House v
ard laughter. A rare speech vas Mr.. Bed
lent GER.
nm Nr. Roman followed in speech ma
1ey. ~ IN reply TO Mr.. McLnne. He was
The tsrfupled ~ his remarks by
ma, Nr. McLane, who re Piled effectively
rxa. few remarks, which were well recei
ares bv lbe House.
me Mr. Green, Of Missouri, took the fl
no.. ard defended The course Of the P5esid
-. siih ability. When he concluded,
,.s. committee rose aad tho House adjourn
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All Bilious Complaints,

BOWEL COMPLAINTS. CONSTIPATION,
DYSPEPSIA, FEVER And AGuF, HEAD
ACHE JAUNDlCE. LIVER COBfLAiNIS,
RaEUMATIsN, ALL SION ACIi C0HPLAi
MS, GREEN SICKNESS, &C.. &C., yield al
snee 10 thsse Pills. Tues purge aaay offensive
hurnoss. arrest tie prog ess q disrasc aui y the
same tsse restore tone AMI sgor 10 tie system
IT, eases u general arrangement q the heel.h,
49, N. salk EAftEN
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RY THEIR USE.

The wesk sill become srJng; tie pale sh6 BIZ
COS conplessob be res'ofed 70 yer sciiy 'ies1
and heai,by eolcr all lie bad symptoms vi! one
BY ote disappear.
ia ssor, thcse Pills are an iacoL>eiy1tle ad
vance osoa any otter saesniae ever letors efef.
cd 10 he pstlic. A raiAL WILL sATsrT ar oSE
~ THIS.
JaIy Is, lsi7. an
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CONDITION OF TUE TREASURY.
A letter froa Washington SAYS:

A letter ifoal Washington says:
Money mus, be had In 30 days, OF u
Government will stop pay ment."
That's brief commentary upon the y
naaclsl wisdom Of Mr.. Polk's Ajsn,oisiis
tion. 1hn, genilemsn came into pdsa
~rh an oveiH,wing Treasury. Fos e'ss.1
teen months, he ha, been upoo The boffo''
lie is now peiiIioulng Congress TO g'aa'
him authority 10 borrow sixteen inill'on'
more. This viii exhaust bis copari'y i''
botrowlng--for even, II he gets this a' ~
per cen. - sblch Is not bclleved--he ~'a
not be able to get more. wi,hou, bieskas
the banks aud distressing the people. y
the meantime, Propositions are made Y
Congress ior direct taSes to. sus'sin w
credit Of the Government aud dcifay w
expenses Of this unnecessary war
Considering the blood end money alfesd1
speot, has not this country paid pts''y ee.T
~ for the honor Of having Mr.. james N
Polk to rule over n1-Rieh. Wig.
6TThe Fremont Court Martial hase'a|
sed its lsbnts. and ne verdict 10 now bc;oi]
the President, 70, his decision. The Wa'al
mgton letter wri'e,s say. II il undefso0
thu, the Cour, find Col. Fremont guilty II
The charges. and decide that no b d'sm'.'
ed from tho service. II this he true. "
Presideo, will scarcely approve Of T. ~
we're he disposed to do so, his broad Of 0e'
atof Benton would deter him. lib.
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IstpIIze.& &c.

The Pcnnss lsaaia IIeysc Of Representa-.
lives has agreed TO abolish militia training
ia thai State. A sensible conclusion.
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Iaalsaafg Fraa4.a o8ugft. North Caro- rs
fa.F sefsf-l Eca. is fsiiy pfeFarsa 10 aP ONT
saa Arerts ate r9tr here - 70 branch d TIE
q ENACT. sfrss CO ressofai sqp.tcati0n % y
usf. past ge,1 Tbs rsPst saia q ikese es.e5Fs
a.s Hlsh E4d lLs rFifsefsttarg cure iaty are
csssfaa.lF s5sziilE rsfeef iaefn BY far. ~ most
yssasar 80 " TIE ace. A. Agency 80 81 81
cstua.F he very " ssls
IT. Gee 'et sefs PIE re iaconce l'ab.y F1pe
rtar tasas ever before discovered ia a. bio
osnql.ia's. ia e erel detzszcnisni u tie sys-
f.rn; ia al dssfcels lieA rs8ii from "a st4ie
oi tie blao4. lh.ss - are a ssFefeign feneeY
IL lie zl4ss " d8.eae=s e4ie3 carrr G, 's t'ffe-
sen5erg Pills aeh css ihesr hEaest tlim9 4s.--
iEsgs Der 6sfy 81! esnfs.ssi Eris q Fl.a-
10 q. Asedsn rs-rases II lis system 'hss ret
D. ssi SAFELY pori.} ibe blood, root oai a.s--s''
sag gre tens aud st.oi 70 tie 5a1y.
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Cure. are Constantly Effected

BIZ thfss Pills. ia cares Niefe efs'y ether tse3n-
lac utterly "a le4 TIE gsos, tb3acan proof u
lbif c9sls be g,gea, bal tfisl n one h1E sii
eeasinee tas pGilect. TEE CA be ordered snd
sen, b. nal At 'raing eEpe r. Tue P:'ee e y
eests box BAtrs iv5 dstlsfs nsTfh are sra,rta
ard tie asnsy renai1-d, ne CgmP1sy riH Fgy lie
pss,sgs en- fse Pias. Remittance ~ he Cgin.
psnF's tisk. Wa feyef tbere 30 Agency q lie
Coaspany they can BE ordered By ma
1nese Pills are iakipg the place Of az others,
.sa -, .seA ,.s-r-r. sit.t,IH Ii Ntfbouf The u.
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GsNERA ORDER, No. The follow
ing Order, received from the Secretary o.
War, is published for the Information and
guidance Of the officers conce fned:
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$500 REWARD.

will give FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS to any person who will produce.
at a less cost, a better, more innocent
and more perfect cure for Ague and
Fever, or Oh lis and Fever, than DR..
murphy 5 Sugar.Coated Vegetable Anti
Fever Pills. will also give Two Hun.
dred and Fifty Dollars 10 any person
who will show a single case where aInv
injurious effects have attended the use
of these Pills They are warranted in
all cases to cure Ague and Fever, or
ChilIs and Fever, when taken according
to the directions accompanying them.
WIN. II. MURPHY, M. D.
Each box contains about thirty.G five
Pills, and five Of them are Yellow Sn.
gar-Coated Purgative Pills, wrapped nm
IN a piece of paper, separate from the
others, and designed 10 act as a mild
cathartic 10 cleanse the stomach and
bowels, Price only so cents a box !
with full directions. Also,
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Dew DaVid's, or Hebrew
Plaster!
THE CELEBRATEI


A certain Remedy for all fred pains
The side, chest, lOias, back, bowez.
muscle,
iEUMATiSN in all its varie,
- form, Nervous Affections, Lung
and Liver complaints, Spinal Affections
Female weaknesses, &C., &c. For III,
above complaints this plaster has n,
equal The great celebrity which i
has already acquired, not only in the
new world, the extraordinary cures i
has performed in the most extreme
cases Of suffering, have acquired for i
such a reputation, that the propriett
has not (unlil recently been able 10 sup
ply hall the demand.
The sales throughout every CITY
town and village in the United States are
without parallel!
A circumstance no. surprising, when
the vast amount of human suffering re.
Iieyed BY its use be considered, in spinal
defects the benefit usually is Of the most
decided character, Ia Nervous com
p'alnts' nineteen cases out of twenty
readily yield 10 the penetrating stimuli
combined in this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism either acute or chron-
&c the claims Of the Hebrew Plaster
have long since been universally ac-
knowledged. Those who are laborino
under weak backs, no matter from what
cause The weakness may have original.
ed, (even i such person have been mis-
guided IN previous applications in the
use OF 1.-THE Hebrew Plaster they will find
The affected part Suddenly restored to
he original souniness.
As a supporter in cases of constitu.
'lonal weakness it will be found of great
advantage. 1t is particularly recon-
mended to Females who are suffering
from sudden weakness, or general de.
billy In short, it embraces all the
virtues which the most scientific mind
vas capable ofcompounding from valua.
substance found in the old world,
md will be found entirely free from
nose objections which are a source Of
'mPIalnt with the numerous spread
pIasters now before the public.
W These plasters possess the ad.
vantage of being put up in air tight
hence, they retain their full yir.
tues in all climates
Sold wholesale and retail by Scovil g.
Mead, No. 80, Charities st., New Or.
La, General Agents for the South
and West.
Sold in Canton by E. D. WARD g.
jo.' PRIEST Y & MOSBY, and bv
regularly authorized agents through.
nut the State.
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HAsTING,s sYaUp az NApTHA.
ADNINI.rRAroR,s NOTICE..

TT4RS Of Administration baylno
been granted to he undersigned
81 the Oclober term I84S. Of the Pro.
bate court Of Madison county, Missis.
sipPl, on the estate Of Richard RI.
deceased, all persons indebted 10 saut
estate are notified 10 come forwara
and make immediate pay ent, and
ell persons having claims against sail
estate wlll present them legally authen
Treated within the time prescribed b
law, OF they will be- forever barred.
EDMOND DALEY Adm'r,
Oct. 10, ls4s. 5-et
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CITY OF JEFFERSON, Dec. 20, 1877.
Mr. JoHN PRIcE-Sir.-Some ,imo last sum
'aer you did me the honor OF sending me a bor.
ile Of your "'TEXAs TONIC" Itcame ver,
opportunity, for my wife had beenlaboring for
some time with a arrangement Of stomach. .
iolrpld liver, with diseased skin,-she imme.
stately commenced its use, and has found very
considerable relief, SO much so that she drsire.s
two more bottles. If you can send il to The
house Of J. & G. Walsh, St Louis, thew viii
receive It and pay for it for me. Your imme.
servant, tn Rrvwo,n ne "
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EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES.
From President HoustOn.
CITY oR LiusroX, Il, Man

Cry OF HUsToS, Ia, May 1914.
By the occasional use of your Bitters within
ne last year IN all not amounting 10 one bot.
tle) am satisfied mat my general healty has
hot been as good il is al present within the
last seven yeats
], have in several cases, witnessed the use
u a portion o. what hod on hand, by others
IN casee o. Head Ache End Deranged Digestion
ana N 90 case have | Known it 10 fell in Civ
ing. almost immediate relief. My opinion is
50 favorable Of The medicine, that ] will keep
a supply on hand Tor family use. With con.
s'derations OF regard, I'M yours, sincerely
SAM lloCsTuN.
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NAILS.
A SUPPLY On hand and for sale bv
JNO. GERMANY & co.
March a, 1913. OFT
FINAL "sETTLEMENT.

A 1.-The mex Nov'r Term of the Hon
- orable Probate Court of Madison
county Mississippi, the undersigned ad.
mlnlslrator of z. Cockerlam, will pre-.
Sent MS account for final settlement, at
which time all persons int rested NAV
attend lfthey think proper.
Oct. 10, l848. 69t
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WI arshaI's Sale.

j. Dick e. al Vend. Exp VS.. Charles B
Green. Downcr & Co, VS. Charles p
dreen Same ct. al. VS. Same. Jane,
Dick e'.aI.vs. C. B. Green and Surety
In United States Circuit Court. souther,
District of Mississippi.
10 November Term, I848.
virtue of the above stated writ a.
Vend. Expon. to me directed. fror
The Hon. Circuit Court of the Uni,r,
States, for the Southern District Of
h'sSlssIPpI, will sell at public auction.
to the highest bidder, for cash, on the Isl
Monday, the 9Th day OF November.
I048, within The hours prescribed by
law before the Court House door. in the
town o: Canton, Madison county. Mis-
SISSlPPl, the following described pro.
Perty, to-wit:
SIXTY NEGRO SLAVES. Moses
Sally, Anthony, Causas, Andrew. Aool.
TO- Leonard, Amy, Reason, Nancy.
Mary Ann and infant. Abram. Ms,
Marla, Martha, Esther, Griffin, Tasco'
Jim, Gibbs, Peter Gibbs, Mary and her
son Gordon, Brister, E hraim, Spe nser,
Inn Madison, Charlotte, Risden. Jesse
Burke, Allen, Peter Stevens, Venus,
Pr!scllLa, David, Patience, Martha and
child Emma, Mary and her two child.
ren' Dolly and infant, Edy and chilli
Sabra and child. Gabriel Blacksmith
raek and Rose, William, Aunt Dolly
BIll, Bell, Matilda and child, .Jerry
Judy and Sally Bell; rs mules, IS besd
OF cattle, ploughs and other farming i'm.
PlementS' and l50head of hogs, Besides
the following real estate, east half sonth
east quarter section 90, east half south
east quarter section 90, east half north
east qnarter section 90, east half north
west quarter section 90, west half souih
"es' quarter section %, east half south
west quarter section %, west hal south
east quarter section %. all Of section
70, west half south east quarter sec,;nn
90 east half nortn west quarter sectiom
90, east half north east Quarter Sec,;om
80, west half sou h west quarter section
90, west halrnorth west aaarter sec,;on
80 east half south west quarter section.
OF "est nan north east quarter s%ection
east half north east Quarter [soct;on
Y, east half south east quarter ~section
~, east half north cas-, Quarter sat-"
81, all in township 8, range / wes'.
west half north west quarter section q
eas' hali north west quarter section g
west half south west quarter section 2
al! N township Z, range / west, con.
aiming 2%27 acres, more or less, wing
Madison county, and known as tie
: Mount Olympus place, also, north
lalE east half south east quarter ser.
ION 9, west halfnorth west quarter sec.
ion 10, lot No. 4 section 26, towrsbin >
| east.
Levied on as the properly Of deren.
liant Charles B. Green, viii be sold lo
'alIsty the above stated cases and an
.ost. o
THOMAS FLETCHER.
Marshal Sou. Dist. Mi.
W. o 1915 4-tds
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Isaiah D. FuIler Esq., Merchant. N o

new URLEANs, April "a, 1874
John Piee-Dear Sir-From the extrso,d;
nary relief that have received from III =.
.of your " exas Tonic,n nfter having laborsJ
neariY fifteen yeats under an affection If IT,
Liver, Constipation Of the Bowels, Indioestior
and general d%ebilifv, 7 feel constrained 10 "a
commend iha use 81 itta the public. I know
. ~ laRgaage stroee enough to use in its e..
yofi the medicine will saegk far itself. Yonro
respectfully, Es1,Ag n ouis
November vi EB97 iT,v
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TRR sTATe oF MlssIsslppI.
WNNtSon County,
~ the Probate Court of said coun,

"oV" OVt5HtYi
~ we Probate Court of said Countv
April Term, l848.
ESHE estate Of Sarah s. RAWLINGS.
deceased, having been reported q
and declared BY said Court to be insoI
vent. Notica i hereby given to ali
persona having claims against the estate
OF said deceased, o present the same d
the undersigned, on or before he u,
gay O. Novemb' q next, or their claims
will b barred.
BY order Of the Court.
N r. CAMERON, Cfk.
Canton, April IS, lS4s sI-sm
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DIR. MURPHY's
SUGAR-COATED VEGETABLE
.NTl-BlLIOUS AND ANTI.DyspEpT1r
PILLS

AN l-blLlOUS AND ANTI-DYSpEpTIr
PILLS.
The great reputation which ,bess
Pills have obtained, from the success
that has uniformly attended their use
has induced the Proprietor to put them
up in small boxes, and to furnish tban,
at such a reduced price that each ne rson
may be enabled to keep a box constant.
" on hand, No family-no person
should be without tAem. AS thew are
coated with sugar, they do not create
any nausea, or leave any d~isagreeable
taste in the mouth. Children take them
with pleasure.
Bilious complaints Of all kinds. ali
chronic and lingering complaints. such
as Indigestion and Constipation Of Ibe
6o"@Is of long standing; Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Enlargement Of the
Spleen Nervous and Sick Headaches
Scrofula, Scarlet R sh, and all Frno'
lions Of Skin; also, B IIious Fevers. Cop,
t!veness' Collie, Piles, Dropsy, Rheuma.
5Ism' J%aundice, Fever and Ague, Female
instructions, Dy'entery, Diarrhma.
", and Summer Complains, &c.
lhey are perfectly safe, may be taken.
~ person OF al! ages and in ali climates,
an aperient or cathartic Womb
prove beneficial. Price 25 cents a how
A fresh supply just received. and C"r
'ale, in Canton, bv "' :"
PRIESTLY & MosBY.
and E. D. WARD.
.ackson, MOORE & CARPENTER
Vlckburg. o, o. WOODNAN. and
y appointed agen's throughuutthe state.
Canton, May ~, S., Ja,v'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17
ChrOnle ReAdache ana Asthma.

one spoonful oiTonic. Drink Sassutras Tea,
Warm battle me feet, high % 10 the knee;
Wrap round blanket ten minutes OF so,
nd learn what the Texas TONIC can do
The skin soft ns the dew on he flower,
The palieet relieved in less than an hour.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17
n. a. w. Hill, Esq, [of Dick & Hill N. OF
New OPrrANs I.N 90 IoAo :

l V4N' 90 IO4O'
NR. joan PIcE:-l have for the last three
years, used your "rexns Tonic.o Previous
70 that time was subject to Sick Headache !.
since commenced the use Of your Tonic |
have been entirely free, and have no donb,
where the medicine used as a bitter twice =
week, would prevent the most of the diseases
OF the south, particularly Cbills, which I have
known the Tonic to effect a cure of bv ,aIino
halt a wine glass full. SO we'll am / satissed
Of its efficiency, ! wish you to prepare me- .
demiJohn Of It for ma plantation. WISHING
your medicine may prove that benefit 10 liz
m family that | am shure it will. Yonrs
H. R. w. H1t1
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17
Ex-Governor RpuDeIs. nf .M,.,

Joan PRlcE, Esq, Sir:-Haying used myself,
and IN my family, several bottles of "PRUES
R4IENT TEXAS TONIC" and having ex.
experienced much benefit from it | take pleas
in recommending it to the public as a val
liable family medicine. Respectfully,
H. G. RUNNLEs.
Galveston, Dec. 90, l846.