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MORE GOOD TMINGS!!!
70 CANS Fresh Lobsters, .a
 EO 5 :" ]" Psaches.

4 Q CANS Fresh Lobsters, hF 40 5 Peaches, ts, -,.. 8 40 l" Cove Oysters. :, s.,., 12 boxes and is boxes small SaTdines; HermeticsIly sealed Salmon, green peas. codllsh, strawberries pckIed Holsters, onions. walnuts &c.,. currie powder Prestons extracts of lemon rose, sa- nila and nutmeg; lime juice, thne lemon, strawberry and pine apple syrups, dried Canton ginger. pine apple and English dairy cheese. tongues and sounds sweet chockolaie, Schneider and Harp champagne wines superior Irish and rye whiskey, 10 years od cherry coriial, eranberies. prunes. pure ground black aud true Cayenne peppers. white wine vine gar, No. l Mackere fresh; family herings with the roe; imperial and OalooLg teas of superior quail ty. &c-. &e.
 Just received and for sale at reduced prices, hy
 W. P. OFFICER. Little Rock. Dec. 20, l547. a-s.
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Furniture.

TTyHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
 l citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that be still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his new stand cr East Main st. near. ly opposite the Presbyterian church. and is prepar- cd to fill orders at the shortest notice.
 LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESW.AX ,. AND PEI TRIES its...-4 taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar. ket price. e7
 old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished. Coffins made at all hours. Prices to correspond with the times.
 ed new sad fashionable kearse. is prepared to at- tend to buIiaIs, the city or country. on the most reasonable terms. WM. ANNEAR.
 Feb. l7, Ist7. W 5f 2s-h
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PRosPEcrluus
FARMER and MECHANIC. " WEEkLf PAPER. sao <
KOIuMe c,

tr Ao e. .f { qt
 Qsarie Jorsa, nes0 ssties. 70. A. )to oa,nseaes 1.s.. .sl,ss .-,.,s., Jan. C. l0Ae. G
 HE purpose of this paper is te afford ils readera N an accurate and reliable record of the proxrass pf Aficultire, MannEactuTes and the Arts; 10 Sue, gest improvements or describe such as from time to tune may pc made--to stimulate the spirit pf invsn, uon ana entefpfise--iO disseminate such, useful knowledge connected with the industrial pursuits of lbe Amefean people. as will enable the intelligent wofkman to command the patronage oi eapitaf tn- gtead ol 0ecomngits subordinate and servile depen dent Its oblectis, especially. to beneit the work ing classes. not by political combinations Or speca associations, but by giving sueh Information as will enaole iIa readers to manage business on ther own account any feel oppressed sith she arrange rents under which they are placed. h reference to this oo1ect,i n addition te the regular Price Curent and Cate Market, t will receive and publish ffem its numerous correspondents information as to the sale prices and demand for such manufactured wares as caa pc produced at small establishments with limi ted investment efcapitai
 i Inventors Giil 6ld in its columns an authentic wsekly list of sew Patents, direct from the Clerk of the Patent Oaice. And while it is favor,le medl- nm with RAientees for advising thels Improyementa deaeats h Patent Righ,s wifi find it te the prosecution of their business, es.e.
 ln addition to it's peculiar departments the paper VIII eontaln Summary Of News. the Reports Of the Amefican institute, and such choice moral and relisicas readings as will make it welcome and safe visitor in every family. .
 This paper is printed weekly. on gnod papeg, en- hellishsd with Three Hundred Engraviuea, and con. taiaing fort -eight columns of closely prihted mat ter. at xa 4 s55,r, . Two Dollars per Annum in Advance. ss Or Posimas,eEs and others may retain TWENTY FIVE per eeat on a subscriptions they procare. All CoMM UNIc ATIoxa must b. postpaid. a.i.s f4 asate. W. H. STARR. Editor aud Proprietor.
 ,ifs JOHN M STEARNS. Associate. sa-s Editor and Publishing Ageht. aaas I35 Nassau Street, N. York.
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$10O REWARD,

a RUNAWAY CT stolen from the subscriber. .AV on tho l7th of July last, Negro man M named Mitchell, about a7 years old; dark M complicated. good froEt teeth. a scar on his breast, said to be burnt by fire, and has sign of the letters "M. B." on his left Tump. Twenty Dollars reward will be paid for the boy; or, one HuAdfed for the boy and tho rogue. it is thought, he will not own my name.
 MATHEW BECK. Rockville, Carroll county, Miss. 22-2m.
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,,lr lrAR.KANsA&sp sp-A,MM,E R. VI rurLlnssED wREsEDvs lar p.ssl ~ v,wEARDON, ,As GARMKTT,
 rupEE DOLLARS 4 YEAR Al IN ADH.ANCE!
nn. AnvEMFFaTWsa.

!, ,ol,nes. of less, first fnserfson. and rIrrY CENTS for each eontnn- on Do.. .... m lines. and not exceeding le' 10 Oe ssts-1vn .s,,.re and half-over IS, and not exs saIgeo ss .t two suuares---and in that prCPor1cn x ng,T .SSsrt;ssmsns to be paid for i advance, W..O,snt VI ms assumed by some responslbie person.
 an individual account, q tne apove -
 nn,s to $50 and under slOV, ln one VI ulss ss e", If 25 per cent. will be made ana ws w1s1 U ,"osnis to sloo or upwards; m m msds ns e asSas
 'e0anl Y, xill be made. if payment be deferred tSe, .Ss xrar shall have expired; nor VIII any re. p.,;an be made on legal advertisements. requifso J law tS tSSbsRP%AcTs }: PTSAlcsaTTss' Bv THE YEAH ..s.' Sot exceeding 10 lines. renewable at P'easur sC sC {" Fa I. .n ...o-,.ements or parts thereof, exceeding 10,
 Al Sc lines. as the case may be, subject to the W' v, and discounts first mentioned; and no cons tnns z, shese rates for less term than year No iSs.,oS for occasional omissions; and aM contracts ~ a,' tbe year to be paid in advance: , g3 '" STANDING ADvERTHs.MIsMLS For 10 lines, or less, eacn andluonn .,
 is 1s ,ss s
 ,r,,.n1;nr advertisements will be changed at the
 M M...rt;oned rates. unless contract be made when hr' t. nseron and must be paid for in advance. xa ~ rerson will be announced fer any oes. either .,v .la,s. or county, without the advsnee payment p.s,;cai circulars will be charged as advertise ..,,a and payment required in advance.
 No iob will hereafter be delivered to any person ~i.b whom we have no regular deaiings, until paid .dvertsernents must be marked with the num- ,., ofnser.ions desired, otherwise they will De con snnsd until forbid, and charged accordingly.
 ss- No variation will be made from the ahcvefA
 Single number of the paper, l2l cent. =. AIlietters must be pod-puid, or they VII not re- ,siye any attention ,a t.'...s .e, ,,s' ,s
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 q slowed away b lhs Aesssie6a siirs shd ttt te- Haindsr iOapd thvnstttts klhA. dssd tn thsir ewns ,s s. g S:sss' z ssss .ss'isg , z , s9ss sss
 our plsnks w,.i silss ssG VI siss slSsa c kring our ais.hied AigaN ktfte ess@kfs His eSiaH H8 ecmplsnsd be;is shrs .isa asg@Resf isyrEa ses u. sooa Gsa mys.lr perksay |, home wish ths
 a%:'sss .s.. ss;,s ~. ,ss z S sss s;..,, z in sinllhs ReIl1fs ln AafA 4hlsI KiI 4.k sfN3
 had been trying b sS shortly beess Fsr jskeG. ssNe. iasiI IAsd. t6ss ysss k ESSN stsN
 fecs ansoa ef ieas ieeliaEs aiA p1fpessss seemed b exist among fs hsads . AeeyrsMeb1ng state q
 anonanisy skisssd wss toIa, ame0s ils 2fassssa
 The oas s.ss s~srs.s Vi s ss bss s,....' x. s..
 @xtsemeiy doubtful whether tSe United statrs wosh
 elnde their grssPs aAE Ts~eh the Eihieesian q aH American port wisA Der ptsa hoped paqN an- eerety 10 axOla tkoa as did tpoet cT my Nta shiR mates. h tisWaaereeA &hkakt tasp t6sss ah6N Nak-
 Z ' ds.It'a .as;.S to saPqs. soss ssaa9: swSley
 .. .:ss sSss! sssl's: s:l sos a ias 'g 2 FIT. & "
 seene cf sonAast We Aeafss ais raGl ltSks8a aay q -Land, Aolr The EeiiNf ,alairN esaslsagta0 New LonAons but. aNfnR Ice elelaHA neak l1aN winA. the MaeeasiaA hat ~ VI Na anA nm fnRmRes tss hoprs. Had aa English eFliME act nHiAt1ins
 s'lssiioa. Ne sheala Ae.e hsss sps.sg saeey1g#
 sss fss i. ssssas,s '.s pse.s,s ss. ss ! Ns masse eks ta taA lato shp vsx AaFhsn A NsAns Pcst,. We hrsa sssass ss we fssl tRs eesA9e.
 which was promptly nssNsped kX th1 Reaple cn
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SOEs OP TENPENll.

The Ladies of New Orleans. .hartressaisd the "Crystal Fount Diyisron'' df tlfsSociafios with splendid BarAes. The csryny tsok place In the Baptist cbarch. and in presaiion Miss Barnes made the following beautiful IHrks:
 son behal of the Ladies of Second Munic- pality, ! prJseht this Bannerl tho members of Crystal FoAnt Division. Sons Temperance. h. scribed o it's folds are the prides of your Order; unde. its guidance, may youl on in triumph. achieving Victories far more glfus than those won by arms--nobler far than tho4on on the battle feld-victories over degradingd most brutal ap- petites--ovcr inc base passion}msn
 -a"We present 1t 10 yen assd that it is safe In your hands-- confident that yqill never deser; It; but that, through good and eIepest, you vii be firm ID the discharge of your dks- that. unmoved by sneers or ridicuie, or nntcrtd V threats, you will persssere in your efforts b'sih up the gieri ous cause in which you are ensed- es
 You cannot tail of success. a ymr side are ar rayed Truth, Honor and feRrame al that is noble in yirtue--all that k Gikc Humanity.
 -It is said that sWestaard SAr pf Empire takes it's way foB will show at nt only Wsa- irard, but that Souik,curd, thehaa risen another star---,he Star of TempcrancewhId shines with its steadily light: mits isstre never bc dimmed, but, like the sun in tiHeaens, may Its beams continue 10 gladden. theloms and purify the Hearts of men.
 aTake, then, your Bannesensnbering the trust reposed in you--.llat 1t is be kpt pure and unspottcd-that the Widow aInhe Crpfai--the Suffeling and Distressed-maynd a -efuge aud a protection under is feids."
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TAepeyy HsiA 1.-The Hontfsrson Davis, one of the braves, heroes of our tes. pa4tbs.y de- cIared from his seat, in the I'd states Senate, '.thst Msxico continually ltd to divisions a: home as likely to produce T of the army; and they can be earsa of that heretfy by the psesence of sn army sufficiently Pow9 to shcw the con ,. - ". ksAfnrtoa Union.
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kslingsoa Uaiss.

A man Adssrsisss for ideg, in an Eastern paner. ans says, sshs readily kssn when spekeo .ie h Gsrnsn." TAis bcsis Psss.
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G,dsy's Lady's Book and F.mily Magazine,

The oldest Magazine in the United States. cen- eins monthly sixty pages of reading matter, by the trst writers iu the country, twelve more than the New York magazines. Two splendid steel engray- sgs, an undeniabie authentic eolorcd monthly Fashion plate, Model Cottages and Churches, chcchet Work, and other matters, for the Ladies, dI illustrated and well explained, &c., &e.
 Price for year, which includes the Lady's Dol
 lar Newspaper. making three publications In one
 month, g % Two copies without the Lady's Dollar
 Newspaper, co Tive copies with one to the penon sending
 the club, 10 0c Eight copies, IS % Twelve copies, 20 co specimen of either the Lady's Book, or the Lady's Dollar Newspaper sent to any person pay. 'hg postage on the request.
 Address, |. A. GODEY, No. lis Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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CONC TO BED.--Going 10 l we have always considered as one ofthe most sSr, seriou, and so- lemn operations which man h be engaged in during tlse twenty -four hours. Iith young lady, it is altogether different sort oAing. When bed time arrives she tiips up stairs th cahde in her hand, and-if she has had rieas, company during the esening-with some agreeaiideas in Ter head. It she usually " ,ars ''water Fls," or uses the s'iIon," her hair s brushed ca ely from aer fore head and the whole mass comply securei; if not, why then, her lovely tresses ared in innumerable bits of paper This task aeeomshed, night cap appears, edged it may be, with En musiin or may be with levy lace, which hideal sa,e her own sweet countensnce. As soon as , ties thr strings. probably she takes a peep in glass, shd half smiles and blushes at what shees. The light IS oui--her fair delicate form gentAresses the couch -and Ike | dear. innocent. low creature as she is fails gently into sleep, with sest sniis on her still sweeter face. rf
 A man, of course, under the saA ccumsisnces, acts quite differently. Every movenf in his cham Der indicates the course, rough md of his fallen nature. When all is ready, he snnfile candle out with his fingers, like eannibal, then jumps into bed like savage. For f moments he thinks of all the peccadillos he mayvc committed through the dsy--vows 10 mendbB--Sroans-- turns oyer--stretches himself thSsIf is silent and then the heavy breathing of tAumberer. Is there not something preternaufaIboiemn about sleep. A something about it of dd and appre- hension. The reeuinbent positionbe closed eyes --ihe parted lips--the psllld eounihce--the ope- raiions of the mind suspended-anhe half heard breath alone indicating the exisia of the vital pIncipie. "4
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION. TNHE partnership heretofore existing under the
 name and style of fsWtDa, CAase E O., Is dis solved by mutual eonse.-ss. LUTHER GLASS is fully authorized to coectth N.bs, and settle up the ai fats of the firm. VI
 Having sold out our entire stoeG of goods to Messrs. T. D. MEaRIcK k Co.,. ihe business will be conducted by them, at our old stand, and we re- commend them to the favorable notice of our friends and customers.
 THOMAS ". NEwTorI, LUTHER CHASE,
 JAS. LAWSON, Jr. Little Rock. 18th Sept, ls47. "
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EREsWMwDVA AH4e

TTyHE undersigned, having purchased of Messrs.
 U Newton. Chase Co.,, their entire stock of goods, have removed to the WaIs-Hyase reeentiy occupied by them. where we are now opening large and general assortment of Dry Goods. Groeeries. Hard ware. QucenswaIe. Iron. Nails, Castiags &c. &e !, which we are offering at very reduced prices for CASH. t.. .ata.- <. -s I'D. MERRICK, & Go. Steam Boat Landing. kq sye
 Little Rock. Sept, 20 Is47. n2-6m.
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ETy lIIvE.

The Knckefbocker Magazine ftanuary is full of good things, which appear all better for the handsome new scit in which is erpvising plb- ashe rs have clothed tt from top to From inul. tituGe of drolleies we make room the following:
 TFhai is q CoRssrrafics f-SomteaIs since, st the time 'sconservative" party fIfaised it's head between the whigs aud "loco o-focd with William C. Rives, oi yirsinis, aad N. P. Tpadge. of New York, as it's recognized leaders, Sinuiive, wea- zened, faced little Frenchman. resig al St Louis, became . convert oits doctfiaes-He was no'e ed for bis zea. and activity amesS haitieians of his quarter; and one day. on meeti "A sniIemaB whom we will call Mir. Hafris,' the fSsng dialogue ensued:-- .eJ
 "Monsieur Harris--excuse me. ou please iFau know great deal; but, Ssre. D yousase, whst am, eh?"
 "Ycu'-why, you arc a 1t; lldriear up old Frenchman." / f--r
 No. no. sare; not vat l am in Lody. but va, l am in de poiaique T
 "Mhy: "Suy ssy,s'I ys%.!' a "his' 's'r''
 "weIl, then you're -:oeo.'
 "Nevare." s- ...
 "Well, what the desil are you 4:''
 'Sare. s'Ail feH you; am dr rsarvc; I am Rive on de virslshy. Sometimes Ink am Rive himself"
 This tsas. as clear as the "printes of ninety. eight;" aud was quite satisfactory lis eolloqaist
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INVALUABLE RExEDlss.-Anehange says We have no faith in qaaek reSes. but think ], always the safest plas to spplfa regular physi- elan. ID all cases ofSindispesifiq Here are some remedies. however, for vsry talens disorders. that we have no hesitation in Snending as quite iDiallible. Trythem,
 For sea sickness -rstay sf hcl
 For drunkenness-drink co!Ster.
 For heaIth-rise early. For acciaeut--keep ont of der.
 To keep sat ef ;aif--pay yogeess-
 To please ali--mind your bess. ...ss To make money--adyertise .
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TERMS.

ApvERTIsEnExTs of TwELvK lines or less, in. serted once for75 cents; three months. $3.50; six months, Ss,00, one year, $i2,00. s
 Our exchanges receiving the above Prospectus, marked are requested to give it an insertion tice, and send us the paper marked with ink if they wish 10 continue the exehafge thrsugh the coming velnme Our exchange list has beenme 60 large that, t is only by such an advantage that we can afford to continue or increase it. at A
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A Dutch AnecdotI

.ysay. Square, whai'lI yeou tai for that 'sre def O your rnf'' said \ Yaakes Jar fo an old Dnteh farmer, in the neighborhopf Lancaster. Peunsyivania: .'what1l yeou iakdr him He aint very good looking dog; twkat was you cal'latin' maybe he'd fotch r
 'Ah." responded the Dutchml ''dat dog isn't wort noting, most; he ish't tt' you to buy 'um"
 ssGuess tew dollars about would him, wealdn' t 1t Ill give you that for him."
 "Yaas; he isu't irod' dat"
 "waI, I'll take him." said thdalar.
 sSh' 'stop,'' said the DutchmaIiiere's one ting bout dat dog gant sci.'
 o, take of bis collar don ant that" sag- gested the pediar.
 .s"' dat" replied Mynheer; "th bOcr dog, but gsn't ssa ds ssg of Ais dsa"'Aaick 4sgassss.
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ClPfTRR OF fnE FRIGlTE HlfRBOSIli.
Fsom sTaSfa Tears }fsSa HOne. v . Fsier jtoM fks " s EvE2 i4s ,afasia. pecssss feE A 7

.ia ss' sa sS sAaust lsseiI- s-s .
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To the Democratic Press we acknowledge the indy feelings that have existed on all sides, and eheeriully continue our exchanges. sd sa4
The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-07

Be not diverted from yous duty U apy Jdts Iscee. tioEs the silly world may usaks upaa yca--ths eensures are not aa yoas6 psMsE ssa consequently should not bs any part of yout eeneesa. x .
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E A proiessos, whoss pnpiss us1ie l0Q .maeh notzs let the following Incredible nais<f< sssp ouf.
 .sGAnsiemen. If evssy body viii bs sst<uf - sh1fl hs sbs better ssis te dsssssesish whn s,sauusa1ks Eews'sr ..sass 4s1s tsstaa-.s1 < 4..as.,. se n.ss thus: s1Sa1$ .eTssss sni.a ss gssat asnsss ssfsnliissl slssssn. wso Asss dssA lshs essaen.s asss aas as sssss ! fla .ssserls5 cSy0. \ EsiE ssIisd issss sssssss tsw dsys ego. fss ssns psss of Isdizs tth kAis nz sieaasiss sn6 sosssa salA.ze q ksm xeelesd yknni
 gsss Sss ssas i~aszzs
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-05

An /
A RaGgeroi Madison county, VIII
II offer .or SUE, ln we toFn o. q
TOP, On
Monday the l2Lh dag 81 J"&e' 1916
The following described strays, to-wit:
Taken up by Thomas G. Bankhead,
a sorrel Mare, about s years old, blind
ii the right eye, the left running water,
and looks badly, Is hands high.
Appraised at $4,000,
Taken up lily James P Clark, q Brown
Horse, about five years old, no marks or
brands. Appraised at $500.
Taken tip w ". Q Aldrldge, 9 bay
Mare Pony, about 3 years Old, Is hands
high, nj mark or brand, Appraised at
$l5,Qo.
Taken up by J. I. HollingsNorth, a
Brown 'ofser win white spot ~ ms
face, about II years o'd' ne nag on
when taken up three old shoes, and APP
pears 70 have been worked N harness.
APPRAISED at $1,000 F.,
Taken up by }. J. smith, q soffel
Stud Pony, with hanging name ana
switch tall' q small ola2e IN n'S lacs
2 about II hands hlgh, ! years oio 51 ne
brands perceivable' APPRAISER = 9lg
Taken up hy mo tiarsan' . Soffe.
! stud Colt. about 2 years oId' 9 blo3o -. u
Q ols laee, Ieeaeh co,o'gu ",a he. ~, ni. ia,
with four while leet' no other Sis!o''
marks ot bfa'ds APPRAISED ~ W..
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-05
Plantation Cor Sale i'm EEad-
fsCQ County.

A PLANTATION containing l04O
IA acres Of the very best Greek bot
tom, and up land, is offered for sale on
the most liberal terms From $50 to
600 acres are in cultivation, of which
nearIy one halt IS Creek bottom, well
ditched and drained. The up land IN
cultivation is all crcIed. The place
has a constantly running stream passing
through it. which will afford water en-
ough 10 gin the cotton and grin me
corn for The use Of the plantation, It's
we'll supplied with Springs of the best
water. 1t has upon it a large new ON
House and Cotton Press, a negro quar-
ter sufficient TO house from IS to 81 ne
=, oroes, and all necessary out-bulldtngs
in proportion. The Dwelling House is
GOOD. also has attached 10 it, q fine or
chord and garden, containing a large
number of the best peach, apple, pear
plum. apricot, nectarine, &c, trees
, crane vines, and almost every fruit ina
-, comes to perfection in this country
!. The house and garden are handsomely
: improved. The most Of the land II
fresh; but little of it having been cult
waited more than from n to four years
believe it to be one of the most desIr
able tracts Of land in the county, no
only from the quality of land, improve
u monts, water, &c, but also heaIth.@
. 1t is offered for sale at a less prtc'
and on better terms than | have heard o
such land and improvements being o.
rered at in tie county.
There will also b. sold at the love;
market price with the plantation, tn
crop of corr, a large stock OF hoS'
cattle, sheep, and plantation tools; ais
house hold and kitchen furniture II u
purchaser should need them. III /" VIII
IN three miles of Camden.
For information apply to ADRIAN
NEVILLE, near Camden, Madisf
county, Mississippi,
Feb. 26, le48. z4-''
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-05
DISSOLUTION.

EEYHE co partnership heretofore exist
A ing in this cit3 under The firm OF
q Imore a Henderson was dissolved on
the 18Th uliimo by the death Of john N.
Gilmore. Pinckard & Henderson are
CHARGED with Tie settlement Of tile bust.
ness OF the tate concern and are autho-
.rised TO use the name in liquidation.
l.. L. HENDERSON,
SurpioiRg Partner
New Orleans. luly j, l847.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-05
.Jew Dayid's, or Hebrew
nEasGcn!

A certain Rearly for all feed pains IN
the side, chest, 7oias, back, bo~els,
muscle,
70 HEUNATlSN in all its varied
10 form, Nervous Affections, Lungs
and Liver complaints, Spinal Affections,
Female weaknesses, &c, &c. For the
above complaints this plaster has no
equal, The great celebrity which it
has already acquired, not only IN the
new w)rld, the extraordinary cures 1T
has performed in the most extreme
cases OF suffering, have acquired for it
such u reputation, that the proprietor
has not (aulil recently been able TO sup
ply half the demand.
Tho sales throughout every city
town and village in the United States are
without parallel!
A circumstance no; surprising, wheF
the vast amount Of human suffering re
lieved by its use be considered, in spina
defects TIE benefit usually lsof the mos
decided character. In Nervous com
\ plants, nineteen cases out OF t"ent,,
, readily yield % the penetrating stImol
combined in this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism either acute or chron
ic the claims Of the Hebrew Piaste
have long since been universally &C
/, knowledged. Those who are Ioborln
undar weak backs, no matter from Wha
cause the weakness may have orlgina
ed. (eveni if such person have been mi
guided in previous applicatlons) ~ tn
- use oflhe Hebrew Plaster they Will TN
the affected part suddenly restored
IT, the original %soundnoss. ~.
~ As supporter in cases Of constIt
tionaI weakness it will be found Of gre
advantage. 1t IS particularly recoor
is mended 10 Females who are suitorlL
II from sudden weakness, or general 9
I'd billy. In short, it embraces all y
th virtues which the most scientific MI
e. was capable of compromising from vaiu
J. bic substance found in the old wor.
Of and will be found entirely free ffC
It's those objections which are a source
Of complaint with the numerous spre
is plasiors now before the public
id W These pIas;ors possess the {
m vantage Of being put up W ar ti9
cy boxes, hence, they retain their full Y
lie tues in all climates .,
Ar Sold wholesale and retail by ScovlI
" 1a .l--- ~ NaVv
art leans, La, General Agents forthe so'
rtb and West.
to S Sold in Canton by f. D. WARD
on, Co., PRlESTLY q M0SBY, and
our regularly authorized agents throo
out the State.