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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26
From the Oskaloosa Herald.
SspARTv con n EpTlON


aDELAzoN SMITH, Esq., the Independent Repub-
lcan candidate for Congress, in his speech at this
place on Saturday evening last, affirmed that IHoMP
SON and his friends had at different times offered him
large sUms Of MONEY to buy him OF the track. He
also read letter purporting to be written by men,
beI Of the Democratic Central Committee Of Henry
county, (the one in which Thompson resides,) Of.
ferng him fce hundred dollars to rifhdrasc his
and decline being . candidate.'
That a portion of the locofoco party wished to
have Smith decline, we think may be true; but that
Thompson and his friends were sincere in wishing
him out OF the way, we do not believe. They fear
ed the developments which Smith had it in his
power to make, to the disadvantage OF the party,
and for this reason they may have wished to have
him silenced in some way. But that they are sim
cerely rejoced at having some other excuse for
the defeat Of Thompson, than the stealing and hi
ding Of poll books. have not the slightest doubt
ssDELusIoN' has indeed been making some rich
developments; in addition to the above at oskaoo-
81, he made speech at Ottumwa few days ago,
and the Des Mones Courier of the 2oth thus speaks
oft:
sMr Smith entered largely into the history OF his
party for the five years past, and we must confess
that were astounded at the amount Of unairness,
legerdemain and corruption the part Of the Dodge
clique faction, as it is called, although have
long and strongly suspected that there some
thing rotten in Denmark. Mr. Smith stated and pro-
fessed to have the documents to prove it, that
10 political combination in this State, composed
Of . few individuals in each county, whose object
10 to parcel out, share and monopolize among them
selves the Offices Of the State that all the impor-
tant conventions for many years past have been
packed or controlled by this clique and nominations
of persons in their interest under their
secured; that to effect this object, numerous
| stances which he mentioned, delegates chosen by
the people, known suspected OF adverse feelings
by one means or another, had been suspended, and
tools Of the faction substituted in their stead that
in many instances, persons had assumed and exer-
cised the Office Of delegates to conventions, with
out any authority whatever from the people of their
county; and that in every those who could not
be relied upon tools, whose talents were fear
ed as rivals, were beaten If possible in
or il not, before the people.'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26

CONGRESSIONAL HUMoR.-During discussion
of the question of mileage, Mr. Cobb, of Alabama,
suggested that Bee line should be the basis Of
computation for mileage. To this, MIR Chandler Of
Pennsylvania, objected, as he regarded it as hum
hun
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26

VERNoNT.-Returns from Vermont show large
increase in the wing popular vote, and in the mem
bers Of the Legislature. The vote for Governor, in
all but - small towns, is as follows:
williams, wing, 1858
Peck, free soil, ls,7ss
Roberts, democrat, 4,0O4-2O,7e2
Williams majority, ASA
The wing majority on joint ballot in the Legisla-
ture is THiRrY-NlNE.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26

ENVOY FROM TuRkEr.-capt. AAxis Bxy, the
Envoy Oft Sultan Of Turkey, to the Government.
Of the United states, arrived at New York . few
days ago. in the U. 5. steamship Erie, under the
command Of Lieutenant Porter. He was accomp..
MED By John p. Brown, the secretary and inserpre
ter Of the United ststes Legation to the sublime
Porte, and BY his dragoman and servants.
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Sobn Wotblof 6ambHrg 8 3 90
Cine 4ppsllaticn miro sebaltsn am Cons
mif(ioners. Tint, in Neabins, auf Oispttas ben
d. Suni 1850, fir 1ae, bic itcb pareb Die obi.
az Sstasuns uno glafllfeirnns besintraets
tist fiblen LUin,am horns,
Neabins, Wlai 81, 1850. 3m.
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(Nus bem Weekly Farmer, Philadelphia)
Dbtla0elpbter 8ietmartt.
YbiIobelpbia, Wai IL. ID

Der Marft Ypar msnssr lsbbaft wdbrsnb
Der Bobs unb bic prsfs ltnb stma8 9efunfsn.
9ss fam oaucn, Sa6 Der 9r6sfs She'll bs6 8crs
ratbs f6lsbt mar unb acknowledgement in bsm
0ereaufs bon 9bIabtohfem was bic yhbr5.
seit sepcbnlib peruriabt. Die 9(nsrbistuneen
beffanosn aus 1400 Sdlabtobfsu, $50 &Ubs
en-, 700 Sbweins unb 1900 Gbaafs unb
qdmner. SpsratiOnsn unb Yrsifs:
S6la6todfen. - 500 Gtid, sinfblselib
Don ff6nen 9utsn unb bsifsn, ruurben psrfauft
5u So bis SIS bic 100 Yfuno. Bon ben Isstsrn
ruaren nur febr meni9 i'm Marfts.
Sibe.-200 perfauft ju SIG bi8 80.
S6meine-alls uerfauft ~ SIS bis $54 bic
100 Yfunb.
@6aafs unb edmmsr, r,--Gsfbdfte gut Su ST.
biS S44.
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9err WaiMael DclIman, BON 1DomelsDcrf.
nit WaiB $ueetta Bobb, bon Maablerief, sitas
non go. --am d. W1ai, 6err Sobannss Nas
bc!o, bon Otumans taun, nit UQi6 9alcme
2Deiler, bon Gtau6burs, -6err Samnel
Urcbp, bon Gtaahbnrs, nit Wai6 $ppia Na,
bolo, bon gtumannstann.
-bnret ben gbrm. gamuef Bauman, 9 %
IN $aneafter. am 8. W1ai, 3. Bowman Bea,
efq, BON Neaoins, init Wii6 Warp gliGa
6apes, bon $aneatter.
-ourb ben gbrp. Solepb 6amitt, am %.
UpriL 6r. 6einrdb &erder nit W7i6 Nlars
saret WiGs, Beioe ben Neabina.
-curet ben gbrw. gonrab D1iller, am %.
Hpril, 9err Daniel 6iefer, bon greter, init
WliB Cara 3err. bon Nmitp.
-bnrb oen ebrw. u. s. 6ermanu, ain T.
Weai, 9r Sobn Berger, bon O6sr Sern, nit
OliB Waria Seesel, BON BsrnUi0e.
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I'm bic freien Grtpdbler Don 8erts
Sauntn.

Srsunoe uno t11itburser = SD fdblc
mid ssorunssn enh meinsn tsr5lttfen
9anf ab3uitatten, fit bic srobe 9tiinensabf
bic Sbr mir bei Der boriSen Sberifs. wabl
seGhenft babt uno burdb Die itb auf ben Nes
tnrn sefeBt worben bin-unb in ber lteberaeus
suns, caB icb fsitoe!n nietts sstban babe tim
Cure CUTE Wleinuns unD 8ewosenteit 3u bers
tpirfen, 70 biete ih mid nohmals ais
Ganoioat fur Sderiff
all itnb erIuobe 9llle uno Seben bon guth um
feline Stimme unb ltntsrttisuns fir oas gee
nannte Hmt BEL bet nddbfen aGsemsintn
wabI. SD oarf gub unbeoinst Derltbsrn,
ba6 et i'm Sal msinsr grtpabluns, bic bers
antportlietsn pfi6hn pss 1mtss sstrsuIieb
uno nah bstsn &raften ausiben ,peroc. es
lsbt oer 5offnuns naB Sbr ibn nidt bsrssls
fen tperbet, guer Srsuno uno Sisntr
Jebn petteiser.
Bern, Gpril 9. 6w.
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Sberifs /. Stmt
GanbiDat fir Scberif.

I'm bic freien uno unabbdneieen grtpdb.
ler BON Serfs @auntp.
ttIitburSer - 2tufsemuntert bar6 bic
parintten 3uItherunsea bieler meiner Sreuns
osu bietc it mid als ganbibat fir bas @hes
riffs: Imt bon 8srfs gauntp bei fcmmenbrr
1Babl an nnb iollts i'd, 70 elaflidb fen, ei,
ne Webrheit eurer Stimmen 5u erbalten, 70
Derpfi6te ih mid, bic Obliesenbeiten oes
Imtes setrsulit nno su eurer p6llissn gu.
frieoenbeit aus5uiten.
@uer seborlamer Siener,
Jfaae ely.
Heabina, 4pril o. bQB.
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stn Die unabbansisen grwabler .v$eH
YerfS Sauntn.

r1itburser 4bermals teae i'd meinen
S1ameu III gurer Beacbtuas fit bas Imt
zines 6beriff's bon Bsrfs gauntp, bei BET
fciiienben aaaemenen 9Bab( i'm ndhfen Oes
tober. 9antbar fiji bic libsrale ltntrfiits
5uns, Die mir bel leBter IDabl 5u 9beil &c,
worosn, nebme ieb attunsspoll Cure llnters
fiBuns abermals in InIprn6, uno wenn i6
5u jenem 4mte sewablt psroe, 70 Oerpfidbte
i'd mid fslbf, ale bamit berbunoenen pfid.
ten pinftlib ilno nnpartsiIeb su erfiGen.
Dlit befonoerer Sohaebtune
guer Sreunb unb W1itbirssr,
7obn t1anoerbad.
6eioelbers, 9. IpriI, 1850. b1D.
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8emaB Der NFte Der NiembIp bsibslnl9sld,
osrlIntsr;sibnsts, Nblbdssr an9sifeat burb bic
&cmmifionerS BON Ssrfs Gauntp, bisrmit,bas
Die porbsrssbsnbs qiifs B. 9ros.u, SlsinbdneIer
nit auSldnbif6sn unb sinbeimiibsn SaufnailS
sitsrn ale folbs in lb bs9rsift, bic mir sur
&snntnis 9sfommsn, uno bas bsfsltsn flaflis
fSirt fno.--Ssisu9t our6 msine llntsribrift
ben 11ten @ai 1850.
milliam Earns, a6fbdBsr.
9Rai 81. 3m.
0r9sr 2tppsOaticn6ta9 rpirS am Commits
fcners Nmts, in Der Stabt 6eaoin9, 9eboltsn,
am Disnlfa9s, Den 4tsn SUM- 1850.
%. 9. 2las, Die in obigsr 9ite li6erisben
WCrOsn, fInO sriubt fb obne SsitpsrIuft bsim
abfbdssr, wcbnbaft am@d Der A. uno Stdnfs
linifrass, &eaoin9, Su msIoen.
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g I d r B.

-am 16ten W1ai, in biefer Stabt, i'm 62s
fen <ebensjabre, BET gbrp. DR.. = Miller,
lutheriftber prebissr aabier. - Ale Sreunbe
itno einse!aoen ieinem seidentesansai6 BEL.
5upobnen ant nahften Sonneritaae um i 0
ltbr Sormitta9s, obne ,peitere ginlaDuns.
am Z. Wlai, in Imitp, 9r. Wlarf 0ars
rab, etipa 48 Sabre aft.
Gin 2Siten sIpriI, in psineriee, allegheny
Gauntp, SamasI 9au6, frdber bon bier, i'm
S5fen $ebensjabrs. -
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4. u. O. q.

Deu Srloern oieles DrDsns biene sur
S,a6ribt, oa6 in Der 9tabt pottsYiGs cine
sose sesrlnoet, pelcbe ben 0lamen Walbals
Ia Qoge, To. 81, aa9enommsn, uno bureb
sinen Srsibrief ber Ser. @taaten Sro6 tose
in ibrs Nscbte sinssreibt 10 crben - burh
3. 9. @GBlsr, 8. @. 9.
Scbn S6oubsrr, G. 9.
Neabin9, 81. Wlai 1850. Ill.,
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pottsbille, Ie. maiMein W'inier sst6os
tet.-Sobn m'8rap. Elm W1insr In Der xcb'
lenmine bon u. W1eDonalb, al Der Wlubbps
Sranfh. nabe BEL sIIpeapn, lpnrpe am Scrles<
ten Waontase Durn einen Gall bon &oblen
ausenbli6lict set6ofef. CT tinttrldbt zine
Srau iinb msbre Sinber. Srt. pr
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Joenrib @rmentraut, SeibIer unb SoneS, Sas
mes .. aneerfon Daniel q. @lDmsr, Scfie
uno 6snrp-llts RIaiIs, $l5 9sis. Sober.
SrisS uno Siffnssr p. Sufbcns unb @obn
Sridsr unb Staubt s.. s. Sslir unb 60,
Dcnabausr unb 8opsr, Bm. Srmsntraut,
ioofT mo 6ebn-l2ts &lafe, $12 so Sober
Bm. Ysaecf, Saeob Soubsrs, s. unb 9. gis
rb, 3. 9islsr grmsntraut unb 8ruosr,
England unb Sibbst, 8. 6. SosiSmann, Scbn
g. NuIenbab, S. 3. Sbaltsr, QBm. Das
pis, q. 9. Smitb, u. s.. Ysatcf, s. 3. u.
W. 9eifder Srufman unb Sillin9er, Srs
unb gslssr SriQ unb Sruba6sr, Daniel s..
SOas, u. S. Soas, q. Miltimors, Ssin u.
Ssttlp, Daniel Sspfsrt, Sosl Nitter-l Ste
&laiTs, $40 90 qsifsnn Sober.
&subsn ioaus, gSilliam Cal, 4ntcn Sids,
Soispb @orsas, S. unO 6. Gtout, Sobn
s.. 9anfslo, S. Sittin9 unb Srubsr, Scbn
8urrows, 2melia Waids, QBilliam pree,
q. &. @eSurbp, 6sinri6 Ssslsr, Samusl
grmsntraut, SoDn Nitsr unb 60, N.Ssws
lp, SIS. 4. Sauerbisr, &. 9 9Bunbsr unb
Srubsr, & unb u M SouSsrs, g msba,
Sabb uno Wanner, qBm. 8 @laus, 9 {
&ettsrsr, Srsiner unb SsibIsr, . & unb 8
g Wtillsr, Nueuif Soas, U Ssnfs unb Co.,
Ybilip z 96rins, y SIS Carl &bas pbiaips
pi, Saeob Waursr, G 6sismann, @sors
Econ 5oirftb, Ntrabam Spsisr, 9sors eau.
srbisr, Saeob Wpsrs, Nbam 9silmann, s
M unb u SIS 6antfb, 9elnrib peaer g
Stspens, s 9B joarpsr, Simcn Sitting, 3
s Berlin, Saeob Sausrbier, Srau . Sbris
ffian, Gsorg Hsufirb, aspan Wanosrbad,
s. 1Belbp unb Sobn, Sobn Ws0srt SamsS
Samefon, 8 & @bns1, Gsribpm Bolt
Daniel Span9, slbam Nsitmsper, Dapb qes
Dp, gt Sor, Srsnsfsn unb 6arman, Gnb.
Spsnfe uno &c., qspan uno Sauff, 2bomas
Ssip, SoFpb MutburtYbilip aIbrs6t,Srid
unb 9stbsifsr, amos 3 Sdgsr, " B DATES
Isp, SranS &olanb, 6sinrib 8raun, Saeob
Yong, 9 " gbriifian, Srant!in 5dbonfels
Der, Bm. Srep, S 8 SLAP, 8 Sonnarb, I
Q @urrp, Dsrfslbs, 8 M Stae, N y 6uns
ter unb Co., Srau 6 8opsr, Sobn MaSbsrs
9sr, 3 3 (oids, 8 Gaub, u g Griflinesr
Saeob 8cpsr, QBiDiam &oub, Samss Ban
{oorn, 8 lB 0iinelsr, sbcmas Ssiosr, Sd.
unb s Sisest, u losnfe, Sofspb Didinfcn,
6 B 9buls, g 81 9bmsd, Sa!omon 9
@6nsosr, aspi 8 Rnabb, DsrfsIbs Sfrael
Gaaabs, IBi[liam Sparosn, 0Sllliam Mes
Sarlanb, 8 q aanR, Senj. spfcn, @sors
@mitb, it,, 3 . 8rumbab, BilIiam Nors
ton, glap unb Sor, 8 y psrrn unb Co.,
Gtsffp Wsapsr, Daniel Wsillsr, S. g. Bids
.tep unb Bruber, 1Biliam Rrid, 9obion unb
qudis, Diefelbsn, Wbitsfar unb Scbn, earl
lB Sifbsr, 6einrid, 0anoerfbleie - l4ts
8lafs, asigns 81 90, Ssesr.
49,
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Das enelilb- -oeutfbe uno oeuti6.en9liibe
Gasrben- iO9rterbnfi),

1obann Gbristian Oeblsrbleger,
1T srbaltsn unb gum @srfauf in oiefsr Drudss
rel. prsS sbalsr bas @remplar.
I'm otc itimmfabt9en Burger Don
.t Serfs gauntp.
,Sreunoe uno *1Iitbiiraer = Nufsemuns
tert cur6 biele meiuer Srcunoe, biete i'd MID
ais ganoicat fir oas
Gcberiffss9tmt
6ei fcmmenber Octobers1Babt an. - @cllte
i6 70 sliflieb fsin, ene Webrbeit gurer
Stimmen 3u erbalten, 70 Serpfi6te i'd mid,
bic pflhten bes 4mtes 9etreulih uno 3u
gurer sdnslitben 3ufriebenbeit ausaulten.
IdtunssooIl Guer ersebenlter 9iener
Jfaae 2. ubempfen.
6amburs, 4pril so. blB.
9tn Die freien uno unabbGnoioen
Sttmm9eber bon SerfS Gaunty.
nJitbur9er:
9ureb Diele meinsr Treunbe bin
itb aufseforoert nnb berepet rporDGn, mid als
ein ganoiDat fir bas
ScberiTs Sltnt
bon Berts gauntp, tsi Der ndhtten Oetobers
wabl, an3ubieten. SIN Saa mid Die gbre
eurer Iuswabl treffen Gollte, berpfi6te ieb
mid Gelbft, Die pfihten bes Umtes aetreu
uno nab meinen bsiten Sabsfeit 3u erfiilen.
Guer Sreuno unb W1itbitraer
Benjamin 5table
Sieaoins, 4pril 16. 1850. BIB.
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fDttt Green

+ pat 70 sbsn BON philadelphia ers
MEE3A baltsn ein srcsss Nnortsmsnt BON
WSz ausseludten 9ifSren, aus ben
: srffsn 6dnben sefauft bsffsbsnb
aus Weinen, pon jsoer 8sfbiebsnbsit Din,
BON jsoer Nualitdt, unb Srdnoy, BON Der tss
ffen Nualitdt. Ditft eieSrs f;ae Dor bsm Gins
faufe sepraft uno @affwirtbs. Sunesa unS oas
publifum iino abtunsspca einssIaSsn unsuru'
fen unb fir Gb fslbif su urtbsilsn.
Gleibwitia srbisIt er einen 9rossn 0crratb
BON Raifse, 3ufsr, MolaGes, Nes unb alien
anbsrn Irtifeln, mslde sew6bnlib in sinem
@pswrsi,Gtobr psrfauft wsrSsn.
0~rMufst an am StObr, J9o. 81, Oif,Warft'
Diersd, na6ffs sbir gum American House,
cine sbir untsrbalb bsr 6ten Strabs, Saoisits.
Nsaons, Mai 2l. bp.
Cine glfte Der UroB- u. &leinbanoler
Sn ausspdrtissn unb slnbsimfbsn Raafmails'
9itern, sinbsridtst burh ben Sbdssr Der psr'
ffisosntn Saunibips unb Stdote IN Der Saun'
In BerfS fir bas Jabr 1850.
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SinterIa6eniobatt oes peltorbenen
SStlliam NfprriS.

Slahribt nirb berburb seseben, baB 4o'
miniltrations. .Briefe, de bonis non, init osm
beissfisten 3Dillen, ben ltnteriebrisbenen Ders
ipillist morosn ftuD, auf bic 5interIaGenlbaft
oes Uerforbensn 9Biaiam Wlorris, lsstbin
bon &aernarSon saunfebip, Serts gauntp.
lille perlonen, bic nod an bic seOadte 6ins
tsrlaGenltaft f6uloen, ltno eriuett cbne 9er
5us absubs5alen, uno Die, ,pelde Scroerunsen
baran baben, folebe ein5ubrnsen al
6amnel zones,
6onepbrcof 9annfdip, Sbettsr gauntp.
James H. mells,
gaernarSOn sauni6ip, Beree gauntp.
W1ai 81. 1850. 6rl.
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Doftor Grr0inano Gnmen

S1 nobnf 9s9snmdrtt9 in Der Srantlins
ny ffrass nebsn Dem Wirtbsbaufs oss
6rn. 5. 6sinri6 Wtsprs, nibt weit
Obsrbalb ber Gifsnbabn, 100 sr fort.
fdbrt aI6 Mr;t, @unbarSt uno @sburtsbslfr
ben 6IIfsbsbirftissn ;u oisnsn an rdfonatIsn
Yrsifsn.
DsIifats Sranfbsiten Purirt sr in furSsr Ssit
obns t1IerFur, fowis ben fosenanntsn Setter
unb ausfbld9e aaer Dirt.
BsfonbsrS nnadt ct bas nsblte @efbsbt
aufmsrffam, bas eS fiber iouIfs srwartsn fail,
fur Die &ranfbsitsn pcpon Cd 70 oft bsimses
tuft rpiro.
or 9oats feline Office ssfblonsn fein, 70 bss
tisbs man nabsufrasen bsi 6rn. Msprs, i'm
: s9Birtbsbauie.
&sabin9, Wai 81. 3m.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-05-04
MAIZE ACADEMY.

WVHE Trustees have passed a resolu-
y lion requiring patrona,ato settle
their tuition fees strictly at the termi-
nation Of each session. In future, pu-
pills whose accounts are in arrear will
not be re-admitted on tile opening Of a
regular session, All present dues there
fore, are required 10 be settled by the
18Th February, as a new session will
then commence. olh
Parents who are unable 10 pay, can
have their children admitted free by
first obtaining consent Of the Teacher
and the Board.
Rates Of tuition per scholar as before
published, viz.
For the highest classes, per session
(of 5 months.) 5000
" Lowest 1000
Medium is 90
Incidental expenses so
Pupils are charged from the time OF
entrance till the eud of the current SEES.
sion, no allowance being made for alb
sence.
J. P. MAPES.
January 26, 1850. 20-3n
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attended with a pain in the breast, and
sometimes fever, and that employed
careful physician for some time, who
said he could give me no relief, then
commenced using Wistar's Balsam oil
Wild Cherry, and felt almost immedi.
ate relief, and after taking three bot,
ties, / find myself in as good health as
u have enjoyed for number Of years.
My restoration under the blessings Of
God, 7 attributed 10 the use Of the medi-
cines above named. JACOB GREEN.
March Isl, 1919.
Side of Indiana, Jennings county, IS,
!, David T. Skinner, a Justice of the
Peace in and for said county and State
do certify that the above named Jacob
Green, subscribed and made oath tothe
foregoing certificate, before me the first
day Of March, 1919.
We would advise those orour readers
who are laboring under an affection Of
the lungs to make immediate trial Of
this truly excellent medicine. The most
intelligent and respectable families Of
our city have adopted it as a favorite
medicine, aud persons predisposed to
consumption, who have used it speak in
the highest terms Of its efficacy.
G-Beware Of counterfeits and imita-
tions-syrups and all other preparations
Of Wild Cherry. Remember they only
initiate in name, without possessing the
virtue. Buy none but the genuine AMI
original ''Dr. Wlstar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry" Signed stamford & Park, on
wrappers around each bottle.
For Sale BY
E.. D. WARD & Co, Canton
PRIEsTLEY & MosBY "
ISAAC MANN, Sharon
CoopER & HANsBoRouGH, Camden
j. BLUNDELT, Benton
ISAAC JoRDoN, Carthage.
ALSo-SoId BY
SCOVIL & MEAD,
GI3 Chatres street,
New ORLEANS.
GENERL AGENTS FOR THE SOUTH
March 2, 1850.
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tailoring.

THE subscriber has commenced the
the Tailoring business on the South
West r Of the public square in the
building formerly occupied by CALI
ham & GilIespies, where he s%oIicits his
friends and the citizens generally to ia
vor him with their patronage. By good
work and reasonable prices he hopes
TO gain a fair share Of business.
j.. M. FANSHER.
January &c, 1850. 20-ly
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EMEENSS

The best remedy ever known to man
for Coughs, Asthmas Colds, Groups,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Bleeding a. the
Lungs, Difficulty Of Breathing, Liver
Affections, Pains or Weakness of the
Breast Or Side, First stage Of Consump.
ton, DC
H-IMPORTANT CUREA
OF all the cures that have been recor-
ded, there are certainly none equal to
the first mentioned, which plainly shows
the durability Of consumption even in
some Of its worst forms.
JEFFERSON Co., La. Feb. II, I849.
Messrs. Sanford & Park Gent -
This is to certify that my wife, Nan.
cy Dokony, has been in a declining
state Of health for the last two years !.
Her disease bafied the skill Of the hes,
medical aid could procure II erphysici.
ans pronounced her disease "Consump.
ton in the last STAGE" and said that her
recovery vas past all human hopes. As
d last resort, with very little hope, |
y
procured Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher.
~. After using a few bottles, | found
70 my agreeable surprise that her health
was improving rapidly. She is now so
f~arlrecovered as to be able to attend to
attend 10 her household duties, without
suffering any inconvenience. Her rap.
ID improvement and present health war
rant me in the belief that she will soon
be entirely restored,
RHODES DoHoNY,
State Of Indiana, Jefferson county, IS
J, James H. Humphreys, a Justice Of
the Peace, in and for said county and
State, do certify Tint the above named
Rhodes Dohoney, subscribed and made
oath 10 the foregoing c.rhfcate before
me, the 9th day Of February, Is49.
JAMKs N. HUMPHREYs, ]. Pr
TO THE PUBLIC.
!, Jacob Green Of the county Of Jan.
elAga and State Of Indiana, DO hereb !
Assasy, hat 10 the early part OF last sea
- ! vas taken with q violent cough.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

H4ArIOO IOND NOAIVEI
n ETTERS Testanentary having
IA been'granted to the undersigned
at the January Term 1850, of the Pro,
bare Court of Madison County, on the
estate OF Isaac H. Perkins, deceased, all
persons indebted to said estate are no.
tilted 10 come forward and make imme-
date payment, and those having claims
against said estate, will present them le-
gally authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law or they will be forever
Jared.
PETER BROWN, Execur. :.
Jan. 10, 1850. 1876
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EXECuTOR's NOTICE.

n ETTERS Testamentary having
II been granted to the undersigned,
al the January Term, 1850 Of the Pro
bate Court of Madison Co. Miss. on the
estate of Walter C. Henderson, d.
ceased all persons indebted TO said
estate are notified to come forward and
make immediate payment, and all those
having claims against said estate, will
present them legally authenticated
within the hours prescribed by law or
they will be forever barred.
LAWSON F. HENDERSON.
Executor.
January IL, 1850. 1876.