davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11
TIE nARsInp wo.AEs PRIVATE MEDICAL oes

V,Hn MARRIED. WomAHn PRIVATE MEDICAL o0u-
pAsos-Ry Dr. A. n. ns~rfsssy, Prsf.sssr 81 Dssasse
sMs...,Iss. . :siM., .s.e p no.rn.s sL-Ys.ya
ksnAss VIE sd dfsulsss ss hsssoal nighs
have esss spar.1 ~ snsy possession Of khis vssk n
htsa1sc sssfay for The married Ahess pialSr
pAsrAes . siselees. npsrtass sssrs. vAisA Asxil -
- ss,s. vsss. ss.iS a.. ,.4 ,sv~,, n .. ,..-.
DiH, II 10 Of esysssal In Icrtanss
Hers slss svery fensie,he vfss shs nesA~~-<As 90
sthes budding into wsmanhood The dselips ~
ysaxs In whsm nature ccntsupsss Important shaaSn
esa discover hs esssss snptsme ssa shs sM>&>{
and nest c.rtsn mode ssrs In svssy sswpsss
pArro1. ksyi. Nd.
NJ Dear Sy,-ny wiss hes bsm perss,~sls auki>~ sus
gsish uasrns SONS msashs tslsrs ANA con-
kssmest every ocessve ana dshtats1 sn1
pesr.tcd her, rutsins her s IN iumnsrt tnnasr as{
which w on tbe lsst eecssos. ssereirsd o. rcysse1
sAas this ssses ~ ching insvisass rsr.sx sys
.sss sss wcrss A. ,his NE lssv ss.s, No nossSsl,f
ssrs r.schins nj On ~ r..sps ana psruss ss.rst
prsss 70 yes hs relief Assrted disrtsssd irA -
psses impaired 70 w'fs lsArnrs ths& -
Ssss aisc.v.ry q n Dssoresvs provided . remedy. u
epsnsn me- Which lisss conceived w>s y>~-
=, s = \. n -. ,s.. S.s w'.s s,. 49, ..
In hsr usve ssd my shildr.n is<E .sstsrssssl
~ M course impraotasahls " eonvsy mere frny 80
vsrfc.s s.hseN veete< o. shsy o. rat~ws sissy
htsnset Ter the married or shses sc~senyAung mafsk
@ - 80 a., ~ -. r,h,,l.ss sms
va se..ss b f.,.r..., % a. Sf.i.,k
VS. sessss. !. ~, ,..s y. usi,.s rssss Ani-ss
Lk2A Mes Tssh aAv. onss 10 ns~sr-ssssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11
Telegraphis Marine Reports.

BosroN, Juty 10.
lormo. Nay II, spois yuss ia LAT S. lon IL S. ship
tuehst for Pacnei brig wAndsr. CArdsnA June lssh.
from load for Boston Portland Ranger PORT
issd Ids brig: Robert Psnns for do Nos olssns snd
Robert oton for Gsnaves sohr Charles Appleton
EsuthIs June th spoko on HattsrAs sehr Hols Bos-
sehr. sss,hsfs.I and LADY SUFFOLK. Phsdsi,hi. B.s-
Cd. sss.' ,'Hso S:r sypH Piia
Washington. Nc sohrs Era. and IsabeilA, NYorh.
Pau. Rrv.a. JAY 10.
Sailed 0th-sOhr Cicero PhilsdslphiA.
Arrived-schr Jew, Philadslphia.
Arrivsd-sehr John FRAZIER. Albany.
Plevnu~sa JuIye
Arrived sohrs K Randall ChaIie.sOn; sonoli vrsi.is
ssiied-sshrs wis nsbursh. James River Louisa Lbcr-
~ aogerr White sAeaandoaAi Smith. and Chs
PonrLAsp. Jsiy
Arrivsd-Bsrh d Hamilton. cardsnss; briss Field.
ssh-Klmira, Havana; sshI Utica NYorh.
PASpesns SAILED.
,roa LTsnsooL-sts.msr ni.sMs TON BsssosI l.
s T Nd ss .s Ss' Ss.ss. o S,s
NJ Cameron D, osSi.s. nsIsiy A,aia'S. ch.si';.o.
.i... T:T; %s |. Nee, as;..H sTsry. Marin,
SS.,ss.ns. SseiS.s; Vidal TsSs, N Green. Ica.i,
nonsssun. css'si Ly'n aad ooloss, rssiasness net
Tos RhrDAr-n.ssrs = Haskell anA con, Of Bssss.j G
.. y. c ..s ss ss Nov: ss.
and wife. Of Canada DIR hsKssss Of British Army; Da
yis.on, Of Jsnsiss Henry Courtney, sf--, IA To
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11
q ROO RIwAap.-urYRrIg ArTIpoTn. A ~

Rh(h kwARp.-JErYRrEg ArTIDoTn, Wl
YVOO cnct hbs-r. for The o.rs 81 eosorrh1., Gsst
v,bo-s - Iasss ,.s,vs ssorasrs mss sgsssy srrs
shsnss !. application " s-sia.s s rraprssor chsIis,xs
nsss csse Which she nlrsure VIII not una.r IRE f
mrs tv. hrnsree dollars r.rsher-.hs disease rszns
serrrses>t dose ~ the mixtsre aksn whsr
IRIS pct w In bottlss With fr airscticrs a. kstsN
lsss vesA-msry s-red IN dsye ysv w 81 n
kIFd. fn broadway; iT Ravsrs sMesA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11
MEDICAL.

nl LANpRo, DR.. WINDING, AND, ALso rHH cHLp-
- sr.s.d DR. D..ssr IRON Prussia .onanss " eur. all
siseAses see~ss inels vitho.t In short
Ne histrsses frvs business Rsesn, In fs.r
Rsecusertatcns Of responsibility be tAsis
emss, s~vrsv Chatham and pusns str.e..
DKtvATn pBnAsRs-DoCroR GRRdoRy NAT Bn
eeHss Ted ecsteasally "a his residences sk M.disos
fron A. .salsrh He V . resslsr physicists, ssd
.swA - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

Dh;nohRIsos rs CONSULTED on vsytRSAL
~ dise~~ce, wfeh hsnsrshs sorfde-ce. A prasass Il
@frr yesrs srssl-s Bite " evrs p-rfscsy. vshsrs
s.V s.ssss s.ses rsnsvS IN fev ssrr s,rss.sN
snas SIS has Iosdss tolsms in hs snra ccth Puss. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

d., .ALy.; Ag5.on e. r.s .:r 2 4. r.,-
n, tsssaAy ssssVs>AI-Bs. ersss viss ssrssi rSsss
ssrs - 80. - rss.1sX =. ear. Ia ssrss.ss
s1ss y ss1nal <issss>s g. ffr~n
mes sxvssSassA sd yesy enss..vs ps.ssAssl - ssa
saSse ~ staNaa 60 ~ ss<ans1 esa ssAss -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

No CURE NO CHAKGs--BR MURPHY HAS RBMovKD
his once 70 ~ Roosevelt street. ChAsha uhsrs
may b suited Of pvs,s dsessss
Of ssvsntsss years enables DR. T. warrant speedy Ard
10 fsur days. No mercury used-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11
Addition al Particulars.
IRON the PhiAdeiphia Evening Bulletin, July 10 ]

ESTINATk OF NE LOSS. :
The different Insurance Con- anies busily en-
ployed this morning in overhsuling their books re-
oeivDg ns ured parties whs have suffered
and respectively ertnsting their probable losses
60 the hour of our going TO press they had not had
time TO make any thing Like a correct estimate. Upon
application 70 the several Offices, have learned
what the loss of each at guess or rough calculation
N supposed be. In some instances 1t may be more
and in Others less
The following statement, hewever, though neoes-
earily inaccurate and OF course, not exactly o1cia
will. think turn out to be nearly aorract -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

NEW MEDICAL BoogS-A ConPLKIn PRACTICAL
vsyk ths and Of privsss
sssstarss And AL kindred assens u orsAas-
sstrass1 By nunkss ~ - vNfuuy eslsr>S a1sa
= lAsge ~ life BY Hone~ Bestvish. r. D. Largo assrss
PAGE, edition. Price $40 nzsvaot frsn the bsssvs
msdtsal naa Surgical ysu raal" be -Issr
. - ssuai - serds or Actions work shs sams farf5
AseAses, and mr. superior 70 anythns Of the
Eushshet In this counsy Author Of ths ss~ssai
S.s.ss Is,,sIp '';:sy L. 1850 .yoex ss,s.-
bsssrs srRise m roxHsnSD. ~ -: -: ~, =
Ne an - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

EVERY hoTBKRs BOOK. OR MORAL PHYsIsLoSY-
Mess this sceh carsfsy rssa every married psr,on.
pssts of lArgs family o. oharss. vosd obviasi PEG
LaAssrs Va boz LO7 wiH No answ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

NE. Ia h0RTAMoRH WOULD SAT- TO THOSE WAD
~ have scntrassed disease -Curr volsas Ia rahe
ssrs Of shy hsslth avs dsy.ssd my pre-
nor vhs ysh V s.asai, ne 2. sssss
yss ycsf hesih yss viii avsid ,hoss fnAvss W.
vnbl.shnzy tall you, "ttAs Aksy suiy ysu as1
Net their kna Of nsAsi~s IL all that necessary
tss.ss N All I've ferna rsons vh.s hsaA hs ssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

e~AcA from the scene Of ooohsyrstiou, shockingy
ssrnes and confused She stated that she lived with
q Mr. Waterman
The remains OF a woman. two boys, and two girls,
were taken TO The Northeast police Office station house
They were ,hockiuT spsctaoles ose Of the girls IL
years OF age. was .eogni-rd as Miss Drake.
woman, burnt almost u Grip, was taken to the
Arux store soInsr Of Fourth and Noble streets and
aied soon Afterwards 10 the greatest agony
We heard thai dsus htsr of James Alex ander con-
sable, had her head blo~n II
Mrs. Callahan Was dresdfully injured -.-
little girl was picked up from the gutter, with her
arm blown on
nsnber Of infants some of them not NOR. than
three months old. we're shockingly burned. We saw
OF these children. with the mother pulled by the
hremen from tho runs partially demolished
There aresuPpostd Co be AT least twenty killed Some
ten more will most probably die The total number OF
wounded cannot be les, than one hundred.
Judging from the extent Of ground covered by the
sonhsgrstion, and the nature Of the property con-
sumed. venture TO compute the damage done at
over million OF dollars Az all events II Is the N ost
extensive and destructive IRE that ever occurred In
our city
men Some OF them Fetlll' their iyos almost to rash
and their f-AtH OF daring and gsllsntry ELECTED
frequent outbursts of applause. Some OF their CON-
pspies hAd the Apparatus IA ueh damaged The arms
of the NigAnt. which he time OF the explosion held
most ptrilous position, were Knocked OF, and the
Southwark Bose Was nearly harmed up member Of
the United knsue saved his life by bold feat
al Knights Iren store Wemight go on filing columns
with incid, nts II ...-
Frankford, Mausy aux. and Germantown. responds
to the reached the of conhagration in
time TO reud important service.
The Unite states NJ arnes from the Navy Yard were
the ground and rendered good service in the pre-
lection Of property The police Of the city and county
too, very efficient
Houes on dre at the distance OF six squares
and it WAS only by he constant weting of the roofs
that they sA,ed
The hism,n d-strye the greatest credit for prevent
ing the flames from crossing Second street. 5.... T
Weregret to have TO record the fact that party of
ruffans from NoyamensiDg. made = cowardly attack
upon some OF the bers OF the Shifer Hose Com
nv in Front street seven of the rioters verr .rrassd
by the police The tire nded north ater street
and the wharf 10 about half square beyond Callow-
hill street including in that block the lumber yard Of
Wayne & Simmons
Al one o clock this morning, when left the scene
Of the casm the Ore had been got mpetely under
control by the hr men and there Appeared danger
of the flames making fur her havoc. r-l
Additional Particulars.
lA.,st III pralla I,lw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

Ne .ss.re symIss.s rr.ss.sAs scnssaussss rsasas~a
ssre Ne go ~ organs nslsAins nsss~rbsssa. stxe
ns ks, sdspssd y svsvy sssss TAss
Ne snly wvy pssf~ work 49, sskisss, vrssssn
laax~ss> The recipes ~ al Medicines hAskf~uy ssv. u
- :ss.s s. ..'s g. = :s rs = Z. -.
= oss-.visa ssssk o. nailed ~. pes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

nR. COOPER. ID DUANE sTRIRr, HAS, FOR run
last fourteen ysArs ssalnsd hs practice 70 the
meat Of msrsrAl and other delicate nAturs
Ne the .oet Of ana
hid essss removed In Eve 70 ave daya pcsfcos ssrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

AND LQSpoS, .s..r,S. .;,,s :, s9;,.v.r.
cured in few hosrs By without
pain Cases Of fourteen that the other physicians
verify my s.sr.on. that no others can equs Emissos
Female Irregusrity Pills 81 Prstsudsrs have ados q NJ
Language rs deooy. Dr.. LARnoNT. ~ R@sde street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

MIDICAL-THB RDCnEr DISCOVERIES OF TIE
IVA French chemists enabled DR. GLOVER 10 intro
a.ss ints his p,ass several nsv rsEssss which sses
insss sasess ssristurs and all diseases Of orsns
He ssnssissd M I'd oos IL street. nsAr Bread
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

tsncy and inpsdments to marriage generally, female
ssmYiAnn ae- cured BY Dr.. Dn LANEY. 81 nspssss1
snp.ssnSs speedily ast safely Rsosns removed ~
noss strictly private. French Female Periodical Pills saa
The organizer., 1850-07-13
Citation Notice .

The State Of MississiPPi,l Probate Court.
Lafayette County. May term 1850.
Two all persons interested in tie lands,
n tenemenis and heredliampnts Of Eliza.
beth Perkins, deced. youare hereby cited
10 be and appear before the Probate Court
# Lafayette County, at the Court House
thereof, on the Sd Monday in July next,
hen and there to answer the petition Of A.
M. Rayburn, Administrator Of the estate OF
said deceased, for the sale Of said lands,
lsRemeRts, and hereditamenls, ia said pe-
iiiion, lying, situate and being m said
County Of lafayette, and containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more OF less, for
the paymeRt Ofihe debts ofssd intestste,
her personal estate being represented in
sufficient, and to show cause, ifany YOU
can, Why said lands, tenements and here
ditamenis. should not be sold 20 pay the
residue ofthe debts Of said deeedeni, and
further 10 do and suffer such things as shall
be considered end ordered in the premises,
nv the Court aforesaid.
ss ssss< WITNESS, The Honorable J. p.
|SeL.S q StOckard, Judge Of Probate, at the
81 ${ Court House of said County, the
Sd MOaday in May, A. ID. 1850,
ASA NIX, Clerk.
Issued May %, A. d. ls5O'-52-5w.
The organizer., 1850-07-13

TAKEN up By William p. Fergusoa
= living IA miles NOrtL East of Oxford
one light sorrel Horse, with one uhii,
PCT on his bach. right hind foot uhite ur
. the pastor joint, : years cd, and aPprais
ed 10 $500.
ALSO, one yellow bay Horse. left foui
and hind f'oi slightly white, with soms
saddle marks on Sc back; 2 years old, and
10 s65.o0.
ALSO, one light brown mare Mule,
10th cars slightly turned down at the points.
marked with tbe gear. SUD.
posed TO Be shout IS Or rs years old, aaS
10 $50 90.
ALLEN WO0LVERTOE,
June n, 1850. fRanger.
The organizer., 1850-07-13

A CHocTAw NEwsPAPER.-The civil
lization Of the Indians leads to the
publication Of newspapers by them
One Of these, :he Cherokee Advocate
is we'll known. Another has just ap.
Peared. II is the Choctaw Telegraph
published at Doaksville, the capital oI
the Chotaw nation. The first mum
Der is dated June the 9th, and is pub
lished in the En- glish language, but Il
has some three or four columns il
the Choctaw.
The organizer., 1850-07-13
PROSPECTUS



An association Of sixty three Member
of Congress, Senators and Representative
have constituted the undersigned Com
mittee 10 supeFiDtend tn establishment Of
Southern Press at Washington City, to b,
devoted TO the exposition and defence o.
Southern Rights and institutions dis
semnatIon of correct information as Il
Nothetn Politics, and the course ofPolltica
aft irs generally, without reference 10 III,
old party lines of Wing and Democrat
Arrangements ! are now in progress
promptly TO ensure the issue OF such pa
per under the title Of
1.-THE SOUTHERN PRESS"
for the conduct Of which, suitable Editor,
have heen engaged, who will also receive
he aid of number Of eminent and able
contributors.
There will be weekly & TRI.wEEKLY ISSUE
the latter to contain substantially III,
same matter as the former, and intended
to reach those points Of the country whose
mail facilities are limited.
A DAILY issue will be added hereafter
should it be deemed advisable or necessary
by the press and people Of the Southern
States.
The paper will not be exclusively political
but will embrace on lis broad sheet the
General News of the day. democratic and
Foreign, by mail and telegraph. Com.
mercia and Agricultural Intelligence, Lite.
rary Criticisms, Original Essays, t.rary
nd Miscellaneous; and, in short, all these
ems of general interest, the collected ag.
gregale of which constitutes the interest
ng and valuable Newspaper. Great care
will he taken to give full and correct Re-
p,rrs of the Proceedings and Debates IN
both Houses of Congress. as we'll as the
action OF the local Legislature on the
Southern question,
A limited number only of Adver-
isemens will be received-the main
beet being 10 furnish large amount of
eading matter
The paper viii he printed on a sheet
equal in size 10 those of other Washing ton
apers, and the material will be procure
Especially for the purpse.
Il is confidently hoped that every true
friend to the South will aid in procuring
subscribers, and forward the names, with
mount SUI scrIbed, TO some Southern Rep.
esenlatIye a Washington, forthwith,
Poslm siers are authorized by law 10
remit subscriptions free of fpostage.
The organizer., 1850-07-13

Extract Of letter from the Editor Of the
"Republican" Jackson, Tenn. Decem.
her l8. lS4l.
Mr.. Gro W. HOUSE:
Dear Sir-YOur mcsl excellent ANTI
AGuE MEDICINE has long been sold,
and hundred bottles more could have been
disposed Of since, as the calls have been
frequent, and much disappointment ex.
pressed at the absence If your Tome.
Not bottle remains unsold in this vicinity
nor would there have been any left, hao
the number been ten fold. 1t is deservedly
esteemed the pery best, safest, most
pleasant, yes, positively the only InialiIble
cure for CHILLS have ever sen.
speak from experience, having used several
bcttles in my own famiIy-and with mosl
astonishing and unprecedented success
never a chill after commencing. 1t is the
ne pins ultra. Of Ague fluids.
Respectfully, your, &c. J. II. DAY.
The organizer., 1850-07-13
Citation Notice.
The Stale of Mississippi, ,
Lafayette County,

The Stale of Mississippi, !
Lafayette County,
TO all persons inieres.
ted in the lands tenements and heredila,
men,s, ofJames Kelly, deceased:
|VOU are hereby cited TO be and appear
- before the Probate Court Of Lafayette
County, ct the Court Honse thereof, on the
30 Monday in August next, then and there
70 answer the petition Of G. w, Kelly, ad.
miuisirator of the estate Of said dscedenl foT
sale Of said lands; tenemenls and herediia.
meuis DESERVED in said peiltinn, situate
J ing and being in said County, snd 70
show eause II any YOU can Why said lands,
tenemenis and heTedi'aments, shou d Mt b.
sold and further to do and suffer such things
as shall be considered and Ordured in The
premises. bv the Court Aforesaid.
IS Ssse WITNESS the Hon. JoHS P.
on 3. SfSTOcKARB, Judge Of said Gun,
= e &<snd The seal e said COuri, this
I7lh day Of June 1850.
ASA NIX, Clerk.
June %, 1s5O.-no-2-6w.
The organizer., 1850-07-13
Land, Saw-MiII & Wool Fac
tory,
Va@R SRQOa

O0 OSSS0S0
TIME Subscriber offers for sale six hun
n dred acres of fine well timbered lane
(pIne) located ten niles North East Of Ok.
ford, Immediately on the road leading from
Wyatt to Ponlotoc. Also.
saw MILL & CARlING MACHINE,
all the machinery Of which is entirely new
and Of the latest improvement, and situated
on never-failing stream. The dam ha.
been standing about thirteen years, SC
there can be no doubt about its safely and
strength. A rare opportunity is now Of
fered for a profitable investment. The
terms will be made reasonable and to suit
the purchaser.
OrTFor further information apply at the
Organizer Office, or pers s1naly, or by let
Ter post paid 10 the subscriber at Caswell,
Lafyetle County.
L. T. WYNN.
July s. l850.-no-4-tf.
The organizer., 1850-07-13
From the "Weekly American" Feb 90
IS40

From the "Weekly American" Feb 90
lS49
Gro. w. HOUSE has removed his Medi.
cal Depot to College street. The remedies
prepared by him, have gained q celebrity
from their acknowledged utility. Il is no
pgG TO say th,l his Medicines are what be
recommends them to be. His Vegetable
Pills, without doubt, have relieved more
people Of Rheumatism than any remedy
ever dicovered We would trust bin before
The best practitioner in the union. We say
his because we believe il and not
because (as some might suppose) he sdver.
tses IN The AmeriCan-lor he does not.
His "Plantation Medicines save enough
heavy doctors bills in one year to buy n
farm, ahd stock il with slave property
which his Medicines haved saved from
death. Farmers should take the hint.
0%rFor sale by d. C. MosBY, Druggist
IOxlord. Miss Only agent in The county.
June 30, 1850 " On "a mo.
The organizer., 1850-07-13
TIE r

For Tri-weekly duriug the Session oI
Congress, and Semi.weekIy during the re.
cess, the price will be, per annum IS OF
Weekly paper 2 Sc
The price of subscription must be paiC
nvaraibly in advance, and the cash accom-.
panny the name sent.
All persons procuring Ten names shall
be enulled 10 receive a copy gratis fol
one year.
The organizer., 1850-07-13

NEAR SoMMERvlLLE, Tenn, June,2I, 1874
This is TO certify, that have been
afflicted with FEVER and AGUE for nine
years-that it baffled The kill of the first
practical physicians in West Tennessee.
and that have been permanently cured by
the use Of the INDIAN TONIC, purchas-
ed from GEO W. HOUSE, proprietor. |
have also administered it to negroes, in
every case a cure has been affected
JAMES c. WHITE. f
We, citizens Of Nashville, have known
Mr.. James G. Whyte for many years. He
is gentleman Of the highest reSpecaGIl-
ity, and of undoubted varacity.
August Z, 1914. N. A. McNAIRY.
HENRY BATEMAN,
The organizer., 1850-07-13
Citation Notice.

The Safe Of Mississippi Probate Court
Lafayette County, May term 1850
Two all persons in any wise interested
N or holding claims against the estate OI
Richard Rocket, deceased: You are here
by ciled to be end appear before the
Probate Court of Lafayette County, at the
Court House thereof, on the Sd MoBda :
in July next, then and there to show cause
Il any you can. why the report Of Ihe Com.
missioner Of Insolvency Of said estate sha.
not be allowed and confirmed, and further
10 do and suffer such things az shall be con
sidered and ordered in the premises by the
|Couri aforesaid.
81 & # WITNESS, the Honorable J. p
eI- >. q SlOckard, Judge of Probate at the
- S - Court House of SAID County, ihG
80 Monday 10 fiay, A. d. 1850.
ASA NIX. Clerk.
Issued May %, A. d. ls5O.-52-4w.
The organizer., 1850-07-13
NOTICE.

T the next July Term Of the Pro
bate Court for the county of La
fayette. State of Mississippi, the un.
dersigned will surrender his Letter,
Testamentary on the estate OfC. Bow
en-, deceased. having filed bis accounts
for final settlement.
JIM. HOWRY, Erec'b
May Is, lS50.-no-5l-6w.
The organizer., 1850-07-13
BILL Of DIVORCE

JAMES w. WAITs,l
VS.. BILL OF DIVORCE
IDELANY Warts.
(Ia Vocation at Rules.)
TTPON the, affidavit Of the cumplainrn
~ Ihst the defendant in the above state,
case, is a nonresident OF the State Of Mis,
sissippi. Il is ordered, unless said defend.
ant appear at the next term Of the Circuit
Court OF Lafayette County, and plead an
swer. OS demer TO eomp'ainant's bill, the
several matters therein contained, will b.
taken a. confessed, and set down for hear
lng exnarte.
WIrEEss, the Hon. Hugh r
D. s Miller, Judge, &C., the first Mon.
s 81 day after The fourth Monday ia
April. lStS, cause the seal Of SAID Court
this sth day Of Feb. ls59-RepubIished
this May 10, IS5O.-nn-5O-6w.
d. ROBERTSON, Cleark.
The organizer., 1850-07-13
CHEsTNUT sORREL HORsE.

|TAKEN up BY n. II. Hurt, living 5
miles norIh Of Oxford, enc dark chest
not s0rrel Horse, both hind feet and lef
flur fot white, some saddle maris; supp
possd to Be yesr Old. Nooihsr makes q
brands psrceiVublei appraised % $500.
A. WOOLYERTON,
June 10, ls50.-nO-l (Raagcr.
The organizer., 1850-07-13

Extract Of a letter from Rev. F. A
OWEN, Of Memphis; dated November
l6, IS43
MY DEAR SIR'-l have tried the Indian
Tone in Fix different cases, and find il
eficacious in very high degree. 1t ar.
rested the chill in every instance. and as
yet there has been no return. cheerfulIy
give this testimony, that others NAV be in
duced to use remedy both safe and effica-
cious in curing ChiIls and Fever.
Yours, very truly,
f. A. OWEN"
The organizer., 1850-07-13
OersTOP TH n THIEF.h
FREE NEGRO boy by nan


Dick. who had been living at the
~ University at this place, hired hors,
from us on the 10Th Of June last, TO b,
gone two days on a visit to Panola, has no
yet returned. The horse he rode Of, VA
hea-bItten gray, about fifteen hands high,
about ~ years old, his shoulders bady
&C ared BY the collar.
DICK is about feet 3 or 4 inches high.
Of q copper color, hair black and near
EFaighi, with = slight curl, generally wears
= small paieh Of goatee Wbiskers. He Is
stout buit, On the back ef bis hand, is a
large scar made By a gin saw, aad The two
middle hnges pressed down in the palm q
his hsnd from the car.
We viii give a beral reward fOr ihs
Apprehension Of me boy and horse, or eth
der. He has lived about Jackson, Miss.,
and i is likely he may make bis way there,
o. 10 New Orleans.
SCRIVENER e. VAUGHAN.
Oxford. Miss., July q. Is50
The organizer., 1850-07-13
A. p. BUTLER,
JACKSON = ORTON,
r. TOOMBS,
J. THOMPSON,

or Editors, and papers friendly to III,
enterprise, will please publish this Prospec
US, which will enlille them to an exchang,
with The newspaper All who comply
with this request will send copy Of Iht
paper containing il TO the Committee.
WAsHINGToN, MGy 25, 1850.