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THE STREAM or DEATH.

- NJ a ~ W DGA H..
There is narrow stream whose tide
The known and unknown worlds divide,
Where all must GO;
Its waveless waters dark and deep,
MIDST st4len silence downward sweep,
With meanless flow.
! saw where at the dreary food,
A smiling infant prattling stood,
Whose hour was come;
Untaught 81 i'll it ncared the tide
Sunk A. to cradle rest, and died,
Like going home.
Followed with languid eye anon,
youth diseased, and pale and wan,
And there alone
He gazed upon that leaden stream,
He feared to plunge heard q scream,
And he was gone.
And then form in manhood's strength
Came busting on till there at length
.5 He saw life's bound:
He shrunk and raised the bitter PRAYER
Too late-his shrek Of wild despair
The waters drowned.
Next stood upon that surgeless shore
being bowed with masy score
OF toilsome years.
) Earth bound and sad, and left the bank,
Back turned his dimming eye and sank,
All! full of fear.
How bitter must thy waters be,
Oh death! How hard thing, ah me!
1t is to die!
Imused-when to that stream again
Another Child of mortal men
With smiles drew high.-
ssTis the last pang'' he calmly said
~To me oh death thou hast no dread,
Savior come,
Spread but thine arms on wonder shore
see-ye waters bear me DER,
There is my homev' TRIsrRAM.
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.sIessrs BRlcss and RlED have besnI
elected, by The Legislature Of Msssacbu-
sets, to be Governor and Lieut.. Governed
OF the State. 49, etsss -
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Prayers FOR THE PopE.-The Right
Rev. Bishop Hughes Of New York, has
issued circular to the clergy and laity Of
his Diocese, directing special prayers 10
Almighty God for the protection Of the
Holy Father Pope Plus TX, and of the
Church, and for their safe deliverancc from
the trialsin which they were placed At last
accounts. -A
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08

A man was lately brought before ma
sis,1atschargei with stealing . dead sheep,
the n1ar;strate dismissed the complaint,
observing tn. there was no such thing
ais when saee,, afsAs it became mutton.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08

WHIAr MsAr Is becoming ! pePuls
article for food. ~ Z, :. -.
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COLLEGES IN THE UNIrED SrArEs.--
There are now in the United States ll0
colleges; IL Of which are under the d.,
rection Of the Baptists 9 under the dire,
ton Of the Episcoralians; ID under It
direction of the Methodists IA under th. |
direction Of the Roman Catholics ; 8 under
the direction Of the Congregationalisss; and
81, most Of which are under the direction
nf The PraShyferians .
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II PnnDQs LYMAN COO
pruxh & Cook.

JsrrrasoA SrnSET, betreen Mdin and Third.
TTTaoLrsAAE and Retail Dealers in Iron, Stoves,
w Castings, Hollow Ware, ETC., etc.
Manufacturers OF Tin, Copper and Sheet
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~EWAa GEO. G. LAUMAN
ra. IL. LAm0Nn q BrOeher.
FORWARDING and Commission MERcHAx1s'
s.s.ss front snd JEFFERSON streets, Burlington,
800 Aolet.le and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods,
cteees3es, Hardware, Queeusware, Boots, shoes,
Aats, CPS, etc, etc.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08

a, IN, Copper and Sheet Iron Manufacturer,
Ttimsnef Of stores, etc., JEFFERSON street, one
49, above j. G. Foote's Iron store, Burlington
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-15

rim GREAT SOUTHERN REM
INV FIR ibo prevention and Cure Of
Ilio,ic Coiera n its early stages, and
r., ,ha certain and permanent cure Of
D;,,rbna CoIera Morbus, CoIera In(au-
NM and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
emioen, PHYSICIANS, and by the Surgeons
:, ,Gs Uoitcd States Amy recently in
New Orleans with distinguished success
~" ,,a., r,nulNIrfvp AND AS
DR. w ,- ~ ms svRuP
49, oFordipo
Nine ABOVE diseases n ","%51 establish,
Ire'ici' n%s ',t1to y medicine Of IN.
ed before The public as = me ,roaIne ~ ! IF
rivaIed excellence 10 We nJ.I
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nn.n,n.fasinmer1s IA.


In HE Sarerior Courl Of Chancery Of Ac
sac Of Mississippi
Christmas Livingston, and Prime, eL. a.
(3G7O rs,
The Planters Bank Of the Stale oil Mis-
sissiPpi, et. al.
HTNDER a decree Of said Cour, made
" in the cause above stated on the
ION day Of February, 1919. and as
Commissioner Of said Court, appointed
by SAID decree, will on WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 28th, 1849, within the
hours prescribed by law, at the front
door of the court house in the Town OF
Canton. county of Madison, State OF
Mississippi, sell to the highest bidder
ON a credit Of six monlhs, the following
described tracts or parcels OF land w.
ing and being in the said county and
State, yizi =
North west quarter and cast bali OF
so1ih west quarter, and west hn'i south
east quarter Of section 4, and me Iol'
lowing lot: beginning at the northeast
.Lcorner of the north west quarter OF the
aCore said section No. 4, running thence
in a north east direction with The main
road from Vernon TO Rocky Mount, as
far as the centre line OF said section,
containing 80 acres, more or less.
Also, east half Of the north west quar-
Ter. and l6 acres off the north end of
The west half of the northeast quarter
of section g., all in township 8, range |,
west, containing by estimation $50 acres,
conveyed to the President, Directors and
Company Of the Bank Aforesaid, by
Thomas A. Henry, BY Deed Of the 7th
March, 1912.
Also, the following described tract OF
parcel of land, situated in the county
and State aforesaid and bounded as fol-
lows: beginning at a stake at the north.
west corner Of lot No. /, in square No.
Q, on the plan Of the town of Sharon
running thence north li9 links to 9
stake and hickory pointer; thence ives.
972 links to a stake; thence south 77t
links to a stake; thence east $40 links tc
a stake; thence south 500 links to {
stake in the north MAJ gin Of the towr
Of Sharon; thence east with said margit
632 links TO the beginning, containing
90 acres, more or less, conveyed to the
Bank Aforesaid by Mrs. Martha McGim
sey by deed of the 28th November, 1910
Also, the three hundred and forty nine
four hundred and eightieths (349,4SO
Of the following described tract or par
eel Of land situated in the county anC
State aforesaid, to wit North half o
section II, township 10, range 3, east
northeast quarter of section l8, town
ship 10, range 3, east:
All in The district oflands subject to sale
at Mount Salus, containing 480 acres
more or less, being the same lands con
veyed TO the President, Directors ant
i, Company OF the Bank aforesaid, an,
James NJ. Reynolds by John Read b.
deed Of the 9th Of February, 1840-wit
all and singular the privileges, right
and a"purtenances unto the same be
longing and appertaining.
The purchaser will be required
give bond and security according to la
for the payment of the purchase none,
J B. MAXWELL, Con'r.
} Oct. 90, 1912. 6-6t
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Lie instance Company,
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

Tennis Compoy, incorporated by an
a act Of the Legislature at us last
session. has been organised under said
law and II is now ready to effect insur-
onces on lives, upon Ike terms with
those adopted by the best and sonndes
Northern companies in msuring North
ern persons. When Northern comPa-
MES insure the lives Of Southern citi-
zens, they invariably add n half or
ner cent. to the regular rates. Our
table Of rates is as follows. The pre-
MUM TO be paid by the insurer may be
paid quarterly, half yearly or annually
Rates Of Premium for insnrng One
Hundred dollars on a single life,
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RE- OVAL.

VVHE subscriber has removed to Mr..
L Leonard's new shop on the westside
of the square, He tenders his thanks TO
his former patrons, and respectfully
asks a continuance Of their patronage,
His work and materials shall be of the
best quality, his Boots and Shoes war
ranted to fit.
July /, 1849 J. BERTRAND
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HAIRS OF 4 Man or BUSINESS "A
sacred regdrd 10 the principles OF jus
,ice forms Tie basis Of every transact ton'
and regulates the conduct OF the uPrsht
man of business. He is strict lo keep
ing his engagements; does nothing cure
lessly or in a hurry; employs nobody y
do what he can as easily DO himself;
keeps every thing ia IT'S proper Pi'cei
leaves nothing bulone which ought 20
be done, and which cir umstances per
nit him to do; keepsh bis de lgns and bust
ness from the view Of others IS prompl
and decisive with bis customer, and Toes
not overtrade for his capital prefers
short credits to long ones, and cash to
credit transactions, at all times when
they can be advantageously made, either
in buying or selling, an small profits
with little risk, TO thu chance Of better
gains with more hazard. He is clear
and explicit in all his brgains; leaves
nothing to the memory which can, and
ought TO be, committed to wiring keeps
copies > faIl important letters which he
sends oway, and has every letter and
invoice belonging 10 his business titled.
cIassed and put away. lie never suffers
his desk TO be confused by many papers
lying upon il; is always at the head o
his business, we'll knowing il he leaves
it, it will leave him, holds i. as a maxim
that he whose credit IS suspected is no
safe to be trusted, and is constantly ex
aiming his book, and sees through al
his affairs as far as care and attention
enable him; balances regularly at statet
times, and then makes out and tronsmlt'
all his accounts current to his customers
and constituents, both at home anC
abroad avoids, as much MS possible, al
sorts of accommodations in money mt
tiers and law suits, whore there is the
least hazard; is economical IN his ex
penditures, always living within his ~
come; keeps a memorandum book, viii
a pencil in his pocket, in which he writes
every little particular relative TO aP'
pointments, addresses and petty cash
matters; is cautious how he becomes Sc.
curlty for any person, and is generous
only when urged by motives of human
ity.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-15
DR.. MURPHY'S
Anti-Fcver Pills.

For ths Immediate and Permanent Cure
Of Ague and FeUer, Ch'Ils and Fecfr,
and uil other FeUers.
Prepared by VIM. II, Murphy, M.
D., 384 Pearl ST., New York,
TO whom all Orders for the Pills must be
addressed (posi paid.)
TEntored according to a ct of Congress, in the
wear l847, by VIM. Fl. Murphy, in the Clerks
Oficeo tic District Court Of the Southern
District Of New York.
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GEORGE BAGBY

WHAS opened his saloon in the Canton
AA Hotel, where he is ready and INK.
ious to accommodate all his friends, and
strangers, with a comfortable shave, at
all reasonable hours.
HAIR CUTTING and DRESSING done in
the latest and most gentoel style, and to
the satisfaction Of every reasonable per.
son.
Dec. Is, 1848.
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IMPROVED GIN STANDS.

E THIS summer received q consign-
H. mont Of .Messrs. Carver, Washburn
u Co.'S new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which | am selling at 1878 per
saw. A few OF these stands we're re
ceived here last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
to purchase will do we'll to call and Elk.
anime previously to purchasing else
where.
P. O'DONNELL, Agent.
Yazoo City
September Is, l947,
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$500 REWARD.

! will give FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS to any. person who will produce,
at a less cost, q better, more innocent
and more perfect cure for Ague and
Fever, or Ch.IIs and Fever, than DR..
Murphy's Sugar. Coated Vegetable Anti
Fever Pills. will also give Two Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars to any person
who will show a single case where any
injurious effects have attended the use
of these Pills They are warranted in
all cases to cure Aguo and Fever, or
ChiIIs and Fever, when taken according
to the directions accompanying them.
WIN. Fl. MURPHY, NJ. D.
Each box contains about t%hjrty,Gve
Pills, and five of them are Yellow Su-
gar.Coated Purgative Pills, wrapped up
in a piece of paper, separate from the
others, and designed 10 act as a mild
cathartic to cleanse the stomach and
bowels, Price only so cents a box
with full directions.
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CROTON BUILDINGS.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS e.
BY MACHINE
GEORGE J. BYRD.
MANUFACEURER,

g.. ]. b. would invite the particular attention
of his friends and mcr 'nants visiting New
YORK. 10 rive him a call at his new and sla-
cious Mandatory and Warehouse.
Nos. ne and 14l broadway
(CaoroN B%UIDlNGs,
between Cedar and Liberty stroets where
there viii always be louud the most extensive
assorlmentol
umbrclJas, Parasols, Parasoieltcs and sun
Shades,
Of his own celebrated mauuf ctute, for sale
ia any quantity. and at greatly reduced
q. j. 8. pledges himself that umbrellas an
tparasols from he " Croton Manulactory'' shall
be A No in every respect.
New YORK, June, l849.
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ZGQS4 lhey lnFdll"Oi9
one her cent. to the regular rates. Our
table of rates is as follows. The pre-
MUM 10 be paid by the insurer may be
paid quarterly, half yearly or annually.
Rates Of Premium for insurng One
Hundred dollars on a single life,
i II /. i II. /.
i88 80 "a 60 40 | SO % Isl
on 90 95 rs 43 / 80 / "a 1853
Of % 81 81 As OIL | 90 373
% "a SO / 81 46 % 90 387
% 81 O3 / 90 Al / 90 | 80 40l
"a 90 l az 90 as % 2 02 a II
q5 90 | 70 2 GA 40 50 2 VA az
Oh 10 o. Q n 81 / 97 2 90 ATS
Or % / 90 . "a So 2 % Q 81 4 90
% Sc / IS 3 81 SO . 10 Q SO 524
20 81 90 Q 80 "a Q Is Q SO SAC
Al 80 AZ 2 43 IS 2 32 3 q 568
80 | 80 ] Dc 2 5O % 5 go . % o9U
AZ a as Q 81 81 Q 70 A OIL 6 Y
"A rs 50 2 "a So 3 ID 4 % 8 81
Is &c SO 2 IS SO 3 81 4 % 6 g
36 80 / 81 2 81 60 a IA A 81 6 81
81 IS / SO 2 go L.
TO ILLUSTRATE A man aged IS Of
sound health and constitution; free from
hereditary or family disease, and o.
temperate habits, can insure his life, lol
the sun Of One Thousand dollars, by
paying six dollars and elgbty-seyen anC
a half cents quarterly, or twenty sever
Dollars and fifty cents annually for the
whole life. At his death his family
will receive the sum Of One Thousan
Dollars ant the accumulated dividends
earned by the premiums, in good @tm
panies, generally fifty per cent. acl
insurer for the whole IS a stock older
arc participates in the profits. Live
may be insured for n yea or a tern
of years.
When one ~insaros his life for tn
, whole life, he pays as the premium o
PRICE u lnSu,o'loI 49, 10 I;,os
man IS would insure his life for tn
whole lie for one thousand dollars, q
twenty seven ool'"'' ""o Ivy ~.
payable eacn 1eaf' "nu ~ eo |ou,o r"
no more man liay oual ~ ~ Do.' i,
age II ne ,nSuLo -, 49, - :,
Z premium" Is a~"c = oIJ'5 III ~
a. nhe age ., ~ 30 "o"'o P"' ~! ~
oo,latS anu o. oen'St Ne.
l. ne ~au'an'"59s =, ".' 90 aoJ !, : an
no" 9 wen p"uG' S.oou ~ n', ~ ,"'' ~,
GHPoSII'ol ~ a.. 0'" t 'mo p,
aeht-aoa I0r S'Epleu VIZ 9Isa''9 u,
ie .!tnl'ea' ato VINO "or' ~. psn. ,o'"
.ieSe1ec' 'lSIr0"C9 'o' .'''. O0ntl'., ="
n soFeo loal ""en lucy u,e' '"o "aO W '.
anu l"s"7i'qSS W. nv """': ~ WILLY
ceiVe from 'no insurance. oIooos' q h eo
tam 'nonSh ~lloue'o'o ooHIFlo'o1Ge ~"
oaluS at'q '"'nGls may 'o'' pP'y " -.
: lhSll!e o&y' anu s,eeP I~n''ono'0u ! "a
- PRESSING o'Gd'aS ~ n's"'' "A" ''osv -
n oeico 5o5 INC l",hi,5 20 o't' LIZ t. -. v,
'nsoi9u o'0 ""e" Nc "'0'''" U00' VI
! oil Geol'
- me company - NJ" ie"uy 70 loo'i'
applications; anu ""en "PP'Io""o"'
u" a Sut1lclent amount 10 insure d sd
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-15

A Crowned SKELETON, ~ Aix-la,Cha-
pelle in Germany, derives its name
from the tomb Of CharIemagne. lie
gave instructions hat when he died, he
should be buried in a royal position; not
PROSTATE as slumbering dust, but seated
ins gtitudc IF a ruling monarch. He
had lie maustleum erected over the Sc
puIchre OF our Savior at Jerusalem. In
aaasab within This chapel, he was placed
u Ba throne. The gospels, which !
suppose he had often read whilst living,
he would appear determined to study
thoroughly after he was dead. He dl
rected they should be laid upon his knees
before him; by his side was his sword;
upon his head was an imperial crown,
and a royal mantle covered his lIfeless
shoulders. Thus was his body placed,
and thus did his body remain for about
one hundred and eighty years. One oil
his successors resolved that he would see
how Charlemagne looked, and what had
become OF the riches that adorned his
tomb. Nearly a thousand years after
Christ, the tomb was opened by the en-
peror Ohio. The skeleton form Of the
body was found there, dissolved and dis
m%embered; the various ornaments Of
which | speak were all there too; but the
frame had sunk into fragments. the bones
disiointed and asunder; and there re.
NAMED nothing but the CHASTITY skull,
wearing its crown still land nothing
to signify royalty but this vaio pageant
Of death in its most hideous form! The
various relics were taken up, and are
now preserved al ViennaS and they have
often been employed in the coronation d
the emperors Of Germany, in order tc
signify their greatness, and lheil being
successors 10 Charlemagne,
WriphEs PaDer.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-15
SALT.

A LARGE lot of Coarse and Fine
"a Salt just received, and for sale, by
D. W. MURPHY.
July 81, 40.
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Crushed sugar.

A Splendid article for sale by
IA DIV MURPHY.
July 81, 40.
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[Wrighes Paper.

TURKISH METHOD OF TREATING Hons.
Es-The late Com. Porter, when envoy
Of the United States to Constantinople
had a horse cured Of founder by a Turk
ish farrier in the following manner:
"The Turk said the horse must be bled
in the inside Of his diseased leg. He put
a nipper on his nose to keep him steady,
then took up the left leg, and crossing
it over the right, gave it to an attendant;
he then struck his lancet into the vein,
a little above the fetlock joint, and took
from it about three and a half pounds Of
blood. The vein bled freely. He now
said he had taken enough; he then went
10 the very opposite side Of the leg and
striking his lancet into a vein above the
knee joint, a single drop Of blood exu,
ded, and both that and the first opened
vein instantly ceased bleeding. There
NAV be no novelty ia this, butt certain.
" astonishcd me to find that opening
Two veins in the same limb stopped boil
from bleeding; such, however, is tbt
fact. Tor | Witnessed it. He desired tina
The horse should rest the next day-tha
he then should be rode with great VIC
lence until he was in p%rotuse perspira
tion-the diseased limb then to be rubbed
with wet salt-Qo which ! added a pin
Of hot brandy)-then rubbed dry, am
then walked about until cool and COY ere,
with blankets, the sRme process to b
repeated next day-which was done, an
ali lameness from that time disappeared
The horse the third day was perfect.
well.D
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-15

GENIUS AND SADNEss.-A haIeyer is
highest and hottest is tinged with mel
ancholy. The eyeof genius has always
a plainlive expression, and its natural
language IS pathos. j prophet il sad
der than other men and He who was
greeier than all prophet was d man 81
aoFnaw and acquainted with grigf.7
tiF'er no Hl ta Morrow to be wise
4o.morrow's sun 10 thee may never rise.
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Buckets.
Table Salt,

I'M Boxes; a superior article; for sale
q by Gully 28) D w MURPHY
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PURE BRANDY,

EoR "modicol purposes" One pipe
= just received from New York, and
warranted a pure article; for sale by
july 20 d w MURPHY
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WHITE LEAD.
RrO0MeS.

A N article that cannot be competed
IA with by any dealer, for sale by
july 20 ID w MURPHY
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ALSO
DR.. Woodruff's Worm.

Ii is a safe and efficient
worms. Try il. It is as
best and cheap as the c0e'
Read The following stall
effects in cases 0! Worms ,..
Mr.. Joseph shipzey o. w.,
r., says thatit brought asa
from a negro child belons
a short lime. ,+,l,.
says, | gave it 10 one cass y, !
away fifty worms. i 9 ,rI
cured his negro oma O ! ]
Worm. .,.|
The above medicines az
fresh and genuine y FSfs|
. f50 Gl
W.. (, "a. Gall
Oh 4 CrowELl, Living
] NJ LEWIS, Vernon
WV. YATES, Mndison'I
MOORE q CABPEHIIh ~,
Ard by Agents - III
State.
June 10 l849.
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Teas.
Writing Paper.

AN hand a superior article of Cap
W and Letter Paper, for sale cheap
bv D. w. MURPHY.
July 81, '49.
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EN-
WATCHES AND -
WVHE Subscriber @ s;,i,.
IL fully inform the .e ol,,.'
and surrounding cop sl.I9io.
WATCHES al ltg ~
win sell on The mos ''.i.sigg
for cash, Persons v II NJ
line are invited to ca''
themselves, ,pf
Watches Of eyor1 NM
repaired on the '00'''
rantod. ~
Canton, March g. \
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DIR. WOODRUFF'S DYsP.
CORDIAL.

VHHHE well tried and univ,n
IL proved remedy Tor Drsul
orhm, Bloody FIux. Chdsn
Gripping Pains, and Bowel /
ments Of Children while teetbmj
ring the summer months, sulab
ages both young and old.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-15

From the Hon. Wiley William
of the city of Columbus, G
Rev. Dr.. Jesse Boring Of he |
Church Columbus, Geo. SladoI
Iy Of Alabama Conference.
This is to certify that from !
quaintance with DR.. N. Woo
now him to be a gentleman d
ted yeracity and physician !
ence and respectfully; ID regI
Dysentary Cordial, we feel
it as our opinion, after haV
tested its virtues ouI selves, 81
for years, and witnessing isef
community, and hearing olh
in regard to its value, that Of
preparations known by Us, /
it to be the best for those q
those diseases for which i
it hast great and deserved ,
this city, and stands pre- emf
ali other preparations, It's
generally speedy and saIuia
ways safe, relieving freqneol
as taken, and curing general
time we look upon rs ln'tod
any community, as a bIeSs'p9
WILEY WILLIAMS, Nay
City d
JESSE BORING, Column
GEORGE w: TURRENTlhH
re-. HoluA