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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29
By THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERl VAIL



Pleasant weather and la Jews.
The Batter divorce case l;l -lier i-ratl1 sni
attracting much sr.alon-
The price of Flour has settled d1Fa % g = a.
which rate there are more s..efs ---l buyers i-e
market closed 1l.e. Corn N-a. 10 lr--1td at-
900 obs Pennsy .vsl.a cod o. - A g. % mostly -
the latter z1re Hge fu-r-A1olt l.J 71-s ...i ai
g 5-i which s also decline l1- n-rfet i-- " eat
j. h4ary and come H0 bushels .1 no e. .t i-r ID
Peunsy.rsl.a re1s and 9. lt for white C.rn - i-1
1ll.er and -oltta-n yt..9N con- 500 % ~ .l--
white Com - ccutss ~ -cnts Old Gem f l-s e-'ed
aud PRIME yellow of-r-1 ,t e. crs .g s-ore- J-ts
dro9y1- and sales ID Virginia are reported 20 ~ &C.
Cotton ) without much demand o-t lolle-s remain
6ru. In Groceries tlere 30 Ll Increment FfoF.sl-ns
sslted mear remain stesdy anc -miiei s..-s. 4-f1,
100 bb.- new f..d al. haze. Batter and Cre~se
steady Lard is trrner. trlrlts moderate l-.f-- p.
Liverpool are "a and Tor Grain ald ..-r. "l.'sy
boz sell at-3c Clover seed ~ bushels I-s i p-l---
brought - for ~ Jos Flax seed sells ~ I'D ...e
SAILS OF STOCKS -fvsf bllr1-. g -.l --aif as. -
SD Union rs Tenn. 81. 1o0 loan f.. ~
200 sch Nav 5s ~ ..-t ~ Kentucky af. -r. -.'I.
Tenn B1s BE- CT 90 Lel.-n = lrt i.-n. -t Can
den Bank 1N.. d M.clal.c- Bank. -i..
Seo0sa Bolrt-l Reading ah lit 'aes and DEL.
Cana -fock -l- - PSI -t-te Sc p > '' a'e
81 So 49,. IL.on bsrs Tenn. 81 N' ID. 49, 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

MissIoS 10 SAN FKAHoIscO.-The American
Baptist Home Mission Society have appointed Rev. 0
c. Wheeler, Of Jersey City, as missionary TO San
Fancisco, In California. Mr. Wheeler ana lady will
sall from this port in the steamer Of December ].
This evening Mr. John w Douglas of this City dor.
mefly Of Trenton N.Y. will be ordained by the Third
Presbytsry OF NewYork, In Rev. Mr. Suless Church.
Mercerst at y o'clock and 10 morrow evening Mr.
8 IL Wiley will be ordained by the Fourth Presbytery
in the Central Presbyterian Church Both these young
men are commissioned missionaries in California
and will sail on the lot Tor the field Of their sbors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29
Remember The Poor.

Several cities have adopted new modes Of
rejoicing and thanksgiving. In Cincinnati the
Wings felt like rejoicing over the recent National
triumph Of Wing principles, and they made col.
lection Of money to provide for some public ex-
preston Of their feelings Some heart more deep
~ irnbued with benevolence suggested that the
money should be expended for the benefit Of the
Poor ia place Of being wasted IN fireworks torch.
lights aud Nominations
The City OF Rochester wanted b. slgnaze
Thanksgiving Day by some noble act. A contri.
button was made, some thousands OF chickens
pies, Sc. were purchased, and under the direction
Of the ladies' of the city. distributed among the
poor, whereby many who never knew before what
Thanksgiving Dinners meant, enjoyed good one
aud were thankful.
This is a season Of thanksgiving and gsiety
Those who have plenty Of this worlds wealth
might crafty and strengthen a feeling OF beney
oence In their own breasts aud awaken throb o.
JOY Ia the d. solste hearts Of others by searching
out objects Of distress and poverty in their neigh
oorhoods and relieving them. Shall Thanksgiv
ing aud Christmas pass away without sucl
thoughts and consequent action
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

DESTRUCTIVE FIRK.-About I O clock on Wed
nesisy morning the alarm OF ere was given and the
are which proved very destructive broke out 10 the
premises the south side OF hing ct forming part OF
the block OF brick buildings opposite the Cathedral
known As the city buildings
The prt misses which were burned were those occu-
pied by Mr.. Webb. spd Messrs Campbell 4 Hunter on
hng and the store adjoining on The corner % hng
ana Church IN the occupation oi Mr.. " Hall, dry
goods merchandise upper portion Of that building be
irc occupied lawyers Ornces, and oy NJ. lncmss
Bell land agent and Nj John Madison, accountant and
Asent Adjoining Mr. Halls store on Church u were
t,o other houses burned. which were a. the time Al
occupied.
burpt out are Messrs John Bell small Ecses L0unL
Cole MiIar and CrowtheT Mr.. John Bel saved the
greater part Of his books and papers but he ~ss Obliged
10 give up the attempt before ssvns ne whole IN con
scouence OF the explosion % canister Of gunPoN
der The other gentle men were unsoe 10 save their
books md papers and the loss VIII Al heavily, not on
themselves bat those whose papers were 10 their
possession tor the transaction OF ousness-sIeh as Oils
notcs deeds Of properly &c Mr. Madison papers were
saved. Mr. Small solicitor tor King college Dad
important payers belonging 10 that corporation IN rs
custody. which went with the rest There was noi
much saved igom M Webs, and BAT small proper
ton IRON Mcssrs Campbell & Hunter :
We norce with much regret that one Of the nremen
WIN Thornton was severely turt BY the isllins Of =
large stone irom Of the buildings which fractured
- skal. Another II the arcmen was also severely
hart BY ofck falling on bis shoulder The destruction
II property this occasion large and % great
extent covered BY Insurance.
Nj William Authors. Owner OF the buildings a..
stroycd insured tor - coo In Alliance houses
on King 81 - 90 IN Hartford houses ChUrohst
Mr. William Hail Insured for - O0 m Hartford on
stock s. SO N Proiecuon 40 $500 IN ANA on
81 al - do. on shop furniture Sc Mr. rhoma.
Webb. insured for sl>lV IN Protection stock $40
a 30. On shop furniture, S>OO IN DO on household
furniture : 90 IN Quebec On stock Seo0 IN 90 OF
shop nNtafes Messrs. Campbell & Hunter. 8 80 in
Queoec % stock Toronto Ca, Colonlst Nov. ~
Gov BRiGSs EiEcrED 1t is said that in-
snecsion I'd the otcial returns fer Govero-, m the
secretary oihce. shows the election OF Gov busss
5y a majority OF about urHe'y ro'es.
Tae above has appeared IN several popers-ii IS MOI
true. The Official returns are Dot opened GHu the lie
81. ssu.a meets Grv Brirss NIL lscx w- have nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

" EDWARD EvEKErr, President Of the Har'
ward College has resigned the post in Consequence o.
continued indisPosition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

sli.-lg fy-ia--ity "a net Pot,sf p. ELLIs Lew
Is Re- .i Hos ks LES ci Lslast-r los f-css.>i
s~lt-H-l oI sstt Fflle "a be- poe.srl arf-r
BE- ~ ta-fJ loun-crei BIZ tar--r 90 a.-u
~ lsg --tl lst Lisa HERBERT ss-f j. ra-1s 40 q
-als Jlln--s- talg---f ri ne a. Eersrf e. Cr.ry
go
H. r-al-s as .r-lf 80 toss of e.. .f. ian - sfs -
sqtllg invited ~ stsri - l1-r W-1l..3ayI 81
A 'n 10 IT. r--it-a- 50 D. yfehsft sltlf r-'
Oh rls-aay. IA MARY MALyINA on t.azlt-rof Lar,
A. tlc Jtlr- l. ,11 is-i yssfs, u1utls al 81 isy,
- r-ois 81 ~ AMY r- respectfully ar,sf b s~ni a~f ~
rti .. ster.oeu. e. j. o'cocs
90 saturday norma 80. o. MARTHA A. ~- Of Asfoe +
h9F-y s Is Cys sE-i y-a Hsf serr nt@f-l a.
gfe-caoQt C-r-t-ry ,4afay lsfh
o. 4-.diy. ..il kOBERT n fHOhPso. eldest sof %
he5-rt ihomPsou. Dr. ss-t a ystrs
I4s relatives ir-ats of H. isy s ID. .ia- . '~ p
qe,y net ie1i ts lll-rt t-l re f-llis- ~ = ainr
s. Dbl. Faf11.t srs-sy tt~rola f- ast = - -. =
bfi - N'fA'
.s..re lf k-sfla Costly hlsalrral.1 lfr-l- 49,
T- fr-1 81 49, a1lT -, o. ttra 30 .--eft "H WEI
a~-ssy ~ ssl - q, o-es n from -s sts r-sHss- ~
A. ss-s- wss. 90 Frtsy. lsh ast LEsUEL COBB. 20 ID.
An. ID "a 81 In 4 c.. A Bas-ll. tz-1 .
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81 ri. Tfaar sayri-i l fa1s1ntsrs flaisI.la lai
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~. -r--+ Lstr-r Ba-lx Tirt ts.T Cf-.a1t
r.r4s .-cfs o. aas.h .a-1s cop~s. csut.
- r.tr F.rsat -er-~ IA Taa.e 81 Pert Rllhr.r. ~
snlt,a aaarul-, srFei1n, a. Rhmoot. &c is 81
81 N---r. b.. c. n, T-,a.a, r.s-rr,sss /
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

wN u Drssow. UNnESrAgEE ~ aferoom. 10 Foafh
avenue residence 5S BoNery Orders e0 ST eh,r ps,,
viii meet ~ith prompt suenuou. HE has hsni really
made everything requisite for furnishing funerals Inter
ens procured 81 any NJ he Cemeteries ami oli u n,
city suSl im-.s
~ The Gicheeur Gold Pens SOD by B. Z warsss
CO. ID Wal ST. ara vsfrsnei To- ~-N hse year, ~,
acknowledged 90 be the best snd cheapess P-n, a.-
Gold pens made TO pattern Gold pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29
CITY ITEMS.

ss- sog.>i a-cs.ss e. .hsr-upon Js.t-
Gsrr.,srs slsP-r'ei lafguea Boz t,eorts'r h -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

N1Eu4l.--A letter from CHRISTIANS. ODD Norway,
states fact positively deieImIrcc that me Lieut.
GeneTaishp OF tue Kingdom Of Norway . % be sup
pressed ana taat the country is % oe governed rom
and aitsr the lsi OF January next by Ficeroy. las
charge IT'S sad 8 - &c conferred on re Prince r 81
Boston Daily Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

OFFICE 0f IylIis AFFtIEs.-On visiting t1e
Ofce n Indian Ata.rs the other morning Trend oi
our. fell into c0nrcrsst.1n with l.rry x -rait
E.q iu regard % the famous 'r3e OF .ro1os indians
which ai5 o have been che most powerful group ID
American At0r-ncs. We were shown tie reprint ~ d
report on rnay made ly this gentlemen o tae egs-'
lure o. New Yors on me history oitre tr'a o Indians
and found 10 exceedingly rch 10 the department. OF tra-
dictionary history and phla.9sy. among Tie matters
discussed iu tns volume, IL The curious Nct 10 pOi
e. point of that the principles 20 the ancient 4fl
ouo. c0ufeGcracy required absolute lnauimiiy 90 Oh
he cantous n order o. bind them n questions 'i "'f
and peace
Arcord.us D. Nr. --hoo'rran th,sroqlois are in b
state of advanced sf civilization tnry are proc
of greater amount OF grain and other agricultural
fncans than they consume and appear capable oi ss
tanning lair rivalry WITH t1sr Anglo saxon nei-rlr-
ln the hsd OF hls1alfry. since OBJ, lA'u 'iln " in'
abovr-ueut Report tae Legislature ui Sos DIX
has made provision iYr extending comp ete school
system ihr0u. bout the Tribes within he borders Of rtt
STATE aud also ruacf laws lOr their especial benefit
Veal understand that under 900 sct passed by the
Government o' the Lllfed states. N- -cloocrait .
now detotng hs entire time o. making researches and
coecun. statistics citing The Indians 10 the Great
West with view f1 lnc iuture policy sud la -sia'n
of our Government respecting them. TO DO le Tor no
other purpose but o. oi.spate the iaise impression
heretofore existing n -ard O. the manners and Gus
toms Of the Nofth American Indians as vel 81 - their
character condition and general ehno.1gy the -1bois
of this gentleman must meet with friendly Response
from all the frontier ese~ here, VINO afe capable
Of furnishing authentic Information.
Our obligations 90 these Tribes are not wholly per
formed by giving them m luty aud merchandise lney
bsso claims tle patronage Of our Government which
rtn supply them with Tie blessings oi Education.
Christianity. Agriculture, and the Art Ihe Indian
tribes now living this Continent are the remains oi
an ancient but lYnei1-t branch % mankind. VINO were
the original p0ssess0rs OF the soil They appeal t1 olr
nationality 10 lie h hes aspects and are responsible
for treatment 81 them uHder the maHims ~ cEii
cation The lab1rs upon which Mr. Schoo.crat T. now
engaged are not only valuable blt exceedingly Interest
ing and hardly know 90 public office poo tn city
wherc one can -yrni agreeable hour fhau n OK
aiming the documents and i0fisn publications which
may be seen a. the Office 90 Indian Atsirs .Nat INTEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

FnNoFosrfs you wsn, handsome r,uur.-,
brlisu, tone, AZ. Ac goso GtfNN Go. i falo- 81 ae
r.----.. L-L.-..h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

most besanh' -aHry ~ eauroiaf. n fabras-r.. go
Lace Gooas. VIZ Lsmsrne Jenny L'rf. Fsuers.t, ~,
Opera Collar. Cas.. hssis. Chem .eises. Ac de- ,.-.
sni infants, CsP.. Robes. fte1ne Drr..es Lace C.s-.
XeIs. &C. a.. 1c-
slslhc most extensive ss sse iae c.ear-., ~.
neui u -o -worsed Goods lcs -ate over .r.el a.
b. specially Slapped fofihe coming season 10 Pr-,sr,
.qJsnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29
Lives there fIHu wan soul - dead
Who never o. himself hath sid
IA no more wear this shsp-'@-s Hat,
III LuL a h..l-nL nma 1. az. 4 Al -

To such we would say, tske a short walls into ksoNs
~ Fuonst and you Will behold of thu mos besu1.
u sssormeni- Oi i- aud Caps offered 20 lhs go.
AMI custom of al admrng nuhIc Their excellence oag
eqlaed by their chespnr,s born not eKcsei bY
any shop IN NewYors kNoN Us also selling now atns Ioi
nl IIr .lnI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

~ strangers and citizens are .afuet local e. t-rs.
bu,ed cheapest CARPET c.tahlshmeff lr te United S.,
20 sowery. Hiram An5efscr where hey csn select f,
the srge- and cheapest assortment ~ Enssh and Ausr
car csrpeung. oi cloths. rugs nss drugees coser. v,
dow shades s'avns of y per cent 90 he purchaser
WHITES G,eNrNr, The style. character sni rrcs b
our extensive sssormen' % ready made OvercoU. hsr
drsb. olive brown ard bisck. beaver ard mll-t ccn.
must commend them thc desirable sui ccorou,.
garments ~ h- season sni with this assurance hef %,
,f.-.f o., fh. t..s,,.efi.,r NJ fa, .l..earrfa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

- In addition % the few members Of Con.
gress who have been in Washington for some time. we
hear incidentally of the arrival among us % Hon
Messrs Dix and Duer. Of NeF-iors stanton aud Has
KEEL. of Tennessee March. OF Vermont Taylor, Cum
min. and Vuton. OF Ohio Br0dhead. of Peunss wanna
and luge of Alabama Wash. Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

y. PAisi.Rs BUSINESS Mtss AiNANat fos l3p -
We have been furnished ifh copy ~ mis- valuable A.
We feel mo- hesitation lI prouuuucur 20 te tta
hss We have seen aud account o fhg rauie in
formation 10 contains. would recommend every bushes. an
procure CuDv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

DIR. SPRINGS COUGH LOLENGES.
Come tell ne coughsr ard wheelef,
Say whittier DO ~ thou roam
DER this wide city a sneexer.
Can ~ thou find no cure nor balm
They called ne sound ard healthy
Whei sun and SKY fair
Bat sh How wesihers vary.
IN SICK 40 declare
Look here % cure thy coug ching
Thy wheeling, sneeling. cure.
SreiNs's Lozenges are selling.
You'il hDd NJ any drug store
re- nr. springs Coush LozenRe- are .od q
Rings cor. Of Broadway ard Join.sti GmOn's. CIR Boz
cry and Graldst Bush CAckeners Sd Bafcisy.sf bng
ham Mliers, cor. Avenue u and Third sl Coldn.4rs
corner Spring ant Hudsou sis go hluin.ayenue. c9m-
Thfdayerue and Eighteenth .f 40 ihe book Store c1fnT
Broad LAY and Beecserst aud in brooklyn 81 Me-
Hayess, 8jfuionst Price Is per box bones
for Al NJ as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

~ GurrA PERcHA Bo0Ts can be- found Al jones'. u
Ann-st he Museum Also, The best Of ffenct -si
boots at - 5o second quality DO = CD 10 ~ ff,nch
water proof boots from - - Ia So sole boots from
y % ~ 40 20 10 Jones' II Ann H. you want gooi boots
snd shoes cheap n.l lg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

FERRY-BOAI CHAfSs.-Mr. Editor. / hope the
chsns ln the Fulton Ferry boats will b. dispensed
with They are perfectly useless and ! have long
feared some one would fall them and be- crushed
a. va. Or Van Buren, ONE WHO CEolsEs DAILY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

lY' The magnificent attractions of the Amer.
lean Museum including in addition To Gen. Tom
Thumb, who alone is host in the way Of amuse
ment the Minstrel Band, Crest Western, &c Sc are
drawing immense crowds, morning afternoon, snd
evening. 10 that popular establishment This Is the
la. day but three Of the lttle General At the Museum,
sud those who have Il on their memorable 10 pay
MIN visit thi. time will do well 10 note that fact,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

\ CASE OF FOk6ERY.-Ofhcer Charles A. Rack
dewitt Of tae Seventeenth Ward, arrested man
named John Cobb Monday night for having given =
forged check for $50 on the New York Bank IN the
name Of Gen storms o. Mr. A Picard OF 20 Bowery
Il uss also proved that be has forged Capt Sweeney
name a. seversl papers beside passing number Oi
checks for various amounts fabricated IN ike manner
He vas committed for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

~ Prof WARSER il3 Broadway will dcliyer
free lecture, with specimen exercises this evening Al
u o'clock the advantages 10 be- derived from
else in the lighter kinds OF secular concerted music aud
vocal drills IN classes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29
Total .. 3i,l blo5 4aI4 3o5I oII~ 10
Casss maj /. g7a Cohb's DO 81 Poke do 2.0g7

To,al...4654 3los 4Ol9 26J1 4i62 AE
Tsylors mai 46-. stephens do Az Clay do $50
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-15
IN MADISON PROBATE COURT,

June Term, l848,
By John B. Howc9tt, Esquire, Judge Of
Probatein and for the county OF Madi-
son and Stale of Mississippi.
NOFICE is hereby given, that onaP
4N plication TO me by Edmund Daley,
Of said county, who claims an undivl ed
part Of the following described lands
lying and being in said county, to-wit;
The west half Of the northeast quar-
ter and east halfof the northwest quar-
ter and the cast half Of the northeast
quarter and the north half ofeaat half Of
The south east quarter Of section 80,
and the west hall of the north-west quar-
Ter and west half Of south west quarter,
and south half of east half Of south west
quarter Of section 20. Also, east half
Of southwest quarter and west half Of
southeast quarter Of section 80, and the
south half Of east half Of south west
quarter of section 30-Also, the north
west quarter Of section 10, and east hall
of southwest quarter and south halt Of
west half Of south west quarter OF sec
tion lS--aIl Of said lands Iying in town.
ship 8, range 2 east; and east hall q.
northeast quarter of section "a, and
east half Of southeast quarter q section
Is, township 8, range | east-AIso, ens'
half and southwest quarter Of SECTION ~
township 8, range 2 east;
/ have nominated La Fayette Mont
gomery, Thomas BaIlo ' and Sterling
ii. Lester, Of said county, commission
ers, 10 divide the said lands into equa,
shares or parts; and unless proper OBJ
iections are stated to me at the time Q
said Probate Court to be held on the =
Monday Of September noNt, in and 70
said county in the town Of Canton at tn
: House, the said La Fayette Mon.
=, gomcrv, Thomas BaIIow and Sterling t
: Lester will then be appointed commi'
s~ioners TO make partition Of said land.
pursuant to an act entitled San act,
concerning the partition OF lands heI
by coparceners, Joint tenants and tenan
in common.
.. Given under my hand this l%th DAY
=, June, A. d. 1S48.
j.. B. HOWCOTT,
Judge Of Probate.
Canton, June l6. 4o-2m
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-15
sALE.


EDY virtue of an order Of the Probate
MD Court of Madison county, will,
as administrator Of the estate OF Thad-
deus EImore, deceased. sell to the high.
est bidder, on a credit Of twelve months
at Livingston in said county, on the IN
day Of October, l849, the following
real estate of said deceased, VIZ:
Aloto of land bounded as folIows--be'
Ginning at Livingston spring branch,
near Tie town of Livingston, where the
road crosses said branch, thence up the
road to Ralph Graves's horse Iol, thence
around said lot to the horse lot of DanI
Rice adjoining, thence up to the back
line of said horse lot TO a stake, thence
a westerly course to the dividing lence
betweenihe garden lot of Q. l.. Devices
and the Slade field, thence down the
same dividing line to the spring branch
thenoe with its various meanders to The
beginning, containing about six acres.
Bond and good security will be requlr
ed of the purchaser.
Canton, August 10, '48. 1885,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-15

he SIDE, caeSt, toms, 6ack, 0e@elS'
mpscle,
ED HFUMATlSN If all it, varied
h9 form, Nervous Affections, Lungs
and Liver complaints, Spinal Affections,
Female weaknesses, &cS NC. For the
above complaints this plaster has no.
equal The great celebrity which il
has already acquired, not only IN the
new world, HE extraordinary cures It
has performed in the most extreme
cases Of suffering, have acquired for il
such a reputation, that The proprietor
has mol (uulil recently been able 70 sup
ply hall the demand.
Tho sales throughout every city,
town and village in the United States are
without parallel!
a circumstances 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. IL Nervous com
plants, nineteen cases out Of twenty
readily yield fothc penetrating stimula
combined in lhis valuable preparation.
} 10 Rheumatism either acute or chron-
e ic the claims Of the Hebrew Plaster
! have long since been universally &C
/, knowledged. Those who are laborlng
r under weak backs, no matter from wha'
cause the weakness may have original
ed. (evcnir such person have been mis-
e guided ID previous applications in tn
use Of the Hebrew Plaster they will flint
tho affected part suddenly restored +
the original %soundness.
As a supporter in cases of constitu
tional weakness it will be found Of gree
advantage. 1t Is particularly recon
y mended 10 Females who are sutierin
- from sudden weakness, or general Dc
Of billy In short, il embraces all tn
n virtues which the most scientific min
81 was capable orcomponnding from value
~ :" Bile substance found in the old worIt
and win be found entirely free Iro'
u, those objections which are a source
s complaint with the numerous sprea
ID plasters now before the public.
IT. W These plasters possess the a.
vantage Of being pat up IN ar ''gI
70. boxes, hence, they retain their full vi
IL tues in all climates
for Sold wholesale and retail by Scovil
ho Mead, No. so, Charities St. New 0
". leans, La, General Agents for the Soul
To- and West.
!. Sold in Canton by f, D. WARD
Co.. pRIEsTLY & M0SBY, and |
r. our regularly authorized agents throug
nv out the State.
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RANGERS SALE.

A S Ranger Of Madison county, | will
ga offer for sale, in the town Of Can
ton, on
Monday The 25iA day IF September, 1913.
The following described stray, to.wit:
Taken up BY Geo. " Kibbeea small
.orrell mare mule about thirteen hands
high, branded with the letter H, on the
left hip, aud T. on the left shoulder,
about five years old.
Appraised at $500.
D. w, MURPHY, Ranger M. @,
August 25, I948. 50-tds
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NTOEEW.

ENRON The Trio place, on the l4th
4 insl.,N brown horse mule, about 8
years old, medium size, with collar
marks. information left with me or D,
w. Murphy viii be thankfully received
and reasonable expenses paid for the
trouble. j. WILSON.
August 34lh, l84S Colt
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rrNAr rEM

a t the October Term Of the Honor
IA able Probate Court OF Madison
county, Mississippi, the undersigned adj
ministrator de boris non. Of Joshua
Saxon, will present his account Tor ma
settle ment, at which time all persons IN
~tetcsted may attend ifthey think proper
O. II. F. DAVIS, admir-, de 6oais non.
Anenst 18, 1913. 49-4l