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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-21

v. H. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, is
inc authorized AGENT for the DAILY and WEEKLY SPY in
tie cities OF Boston, New York, and Philadelphia and is
uuy empowered to take adversem and subscriptions
at the same rates as required by us.
REMOVAL. V. b. PALMER'S american Ne1rs-
Paper Ad0ertising Agency is removed to SCOLLAY's
BUILDING, COURT ST, BOSTON. Aug6
BUSINESS CARDS Printed at the SPY OFFICE,
NO. 2l2 MAIN STREET, at short notice. Also WEDDING
and VISITING CARDS. tass-a If
POSTERS of the LARGEST SIZE printed at this
Office in a superior manner. 81.
HAND BILLS of every description printed at No.
2l2 MAIN STREET in any style, at moments notice
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DRAWING AND OIL PAINTING.

MRS. FRANCES II. TOWNE will give Lessons
in PENCIL and CRAYoN DRAWING, also PAINTING
IN OILS. Applications be made until the LIST of Sept
at her residence No Is MAIN STREET. where specimens
can be examined and terms made known.
August 10. m d3w
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ASSESSnRS' N0TTCE

uE ASSESSORS of the City of Worcester give notice,
that they have delivered to the City Treasurer correct
list OF the Taxes together with in due form of
law, for collecting the and that by Ordinance of the
City Council all persons who shall voluntary pay their
to the Treasurer at his Office before the 18th day of
September next shall be entitled discount of six per
centum D. II. HEMENWAY,p Assessors
EDW'D EARLE, of the City of
BENZ. WALKER, } Worcester.
Worcester, Aug. I5 1850.
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MADAME G. AMY,
INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT AND

THIS celebrated and wonderfully gifted PHILOSOPHERS
will arrive in this city MONDAY, and announces to
the Ladies' and Gentlemen that she will make short stay
at the WORCESTER HOUSE, where she has taken apart
for the accommodation of her VISITORS who will be
received and conducted Madame AsIY's parlOr AS
INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT she WILL by the aid Of
her universally acknowledged skill in physognomy Phys
ulogy and PrenOlogy, inform those who will investigate
her talents the leading of their character and their
influence and connection with business.
She will give information concerning PERSONS, PROP
ERTY &c, and describe their Whms, Notions, &C.,
though she had known them from BIRTH
Ladies in delicate health may be assured that Madame
Amy is able give them information which will be valn
able and such desire it, will Reveal Secrets north
ktoWing.
lPShe also delivers Printed Examinations. She will
make Cairyoyant Examinations of nvads. She
will select from the vegetable kingdom remedy for Scro
ula and all other diseases arising from impurities OF the
Blood. Price so CentS-ChartS extra. Apg3
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FAMILY MEDICINES.

OF all kinds adapted to the season. and prepared with
greatest from the choicest Ingredients constantly
hand. .
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accurately prepared
L. T. LAZELL, Apothecary
Auge. dw8wis c33 FOL Main Street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nrrnth win Prevni1.,

sETruth will Prevail"
TT five years since this valuable medicine was hrst
offered the pubic, and the result has fully proved this
IMPORTANT FACT, viz; That a remedy OF real Uatue
sustain itself without ecrd putting The article SPEAKS
FOR ITSELF Old and difficult of Gravel Structure,
Retention of tho Urne Inflammation of the Bladder Alice
lions ofhe Kidneys Female Irregularities, Dropsy etc.,
have yielded this remedy after all Others had faed and
1t no longer doubted that the Golden Extract stands
WITHOUT A RIVAL, us safe, speedy and permanent
for all diseases of the Urinary organs OF either sex
For sale by A. CLARKE, Druggist, sole agent for Wor-
cester wecpGdeow3tawtf Aug Is
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale

IL ne Estate on Pleasant Street opposite Chestnut
E,A 81, well known as the property formerly owned
good ORDER and the lot large and well stocked with the
choicest fruit trees very desirable residence for any one
wishing TO purchase Terms easy. The property can he
examined and particulars by calling on he bscrb
mo. IL dwistf BENZ. BUFFUM, Pleasal,t-st
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MACHINIsTS WANTED.

1.-TWO three first rate machinss wanted by the sub
l scrber TO work Card-settng Machines. None need
apply but those of steady and Industrious habits to snch
good Encouragement will be given.
Leicester, Aug. IA. DIFF SAMUEL w. KENT.
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TO THE TAX PAYERS.

N the 22d inst. your BILLS will be READY for
~ settlement % For discount, time &C., Notice
above.
OFFICE IN CITY IIALL-Ofice hours from 8 A. NJ to
T. NJ, and from to P. NJ until October 18th
From October 18th April ls from 10 A. M to 70 NJ
and to 4 p. M. GEORGE w WHEELER,
..5 Treasurer and Collector.
W orcester, Aug Is, 1850 -a DIV
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AUsyTFON
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- WlLL be sold at Public Auction on SAT-
sGTM- " URDAY, the SIst of AUGUST NEXT. at II
O'CLOCK A. on the premises the house now occupied by
MN. WILLIAM L. THROOP, situated on souTHDRInGE
STREET. near the residence of Col James Esabrook The
LOT I2O by 80 feet and the buildings are nearly new
Ihere is good well of soft on the premises The
pair. Terms of sale liberal. 80 - sO0o IL
S. w. sELBY & CO., Auct'rs.
Worcester, July &c. 1850. dts
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Messengers Notice.

Worcester, IS. August 10, 1850.
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
III for the County of Worcester has this day issued
rant against the Estate of WILLIAM r. BAKER of Mill
bury in said County, shoemaker nsolvent debtor and
the payment any debts the delivery of any property
belonging to said nsovent debtor him for his
the transfer of any property by him forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsoven debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency, the office of said
Commissioner in Worcester in said County, the third
day OF September next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon
the proof debts and to choose assignee assgnees
his Estate. IA2Ol L. BAKER, JR, D. s., Messenger.
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ATTENTION.
NEW COAL YARD,
G,non of &c En

THE subscribers have for sale at their Yard PLY
L MOUTH STREET, the best varieties of PENN. RED
and WHITE ASH, and AQUIDNECK GOALS, which
will be furnished of the best quality dry and in good order
and at the lowest rates. ~ssa atss.m
hard Red Ash Coal will be delivered at $3.50 per tom.
For house furnaces cylinder stoves, etc., it is warranted
give good satisfaction. . a- q
Orders eft at the Office, No. 222 MAIN STREET over
c. Foster Il Co.'s Store, E. d. WETHERBEE's DRUG
STORE corner Of Green and Temple Streets Will meet with
prompt attention. RICE q BARBOUR:
Apr2. eodisf
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AT LAST ARRIVED.
: o! REFESH US!

THE Subscriber having completed ample arrangement
for making and bong that refreshing and healthy bey
erage SODA WATER, takes this method Of informing the
citizens of Worcester and vicinity, that he is prepared To
furnish il in any quantity by the dozen gross. Gentlemen
at the old stand ,2l2 Main street, cornerof Pleasant -
June ~. mo- diff ii. G. BATES.
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900 PAIRS
NOTICE,
Cast Iron PnIrnS,
New England Health insurance Co

Office No. POS Main st, Worcester.
ENOS DORR, Agent.
THE season at hand when all should take care of
THEN health. The above Company has in times past
paid out thousands of dollars the sick who in time of
health, procured POLICY that secured to them FOUR
DOLLARS WEEK if sick, at cost of $6,25 year.
They have thousands hand pay those who will take
Policy, and unfortunate to be sick ~ All Just
claims will be paid as received. dis June q
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REyOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES.

THE subscriber disposed of his interest in the manu-
facture and sale of the Revolving Clothes Frames 10
HOWARD HOLDEN who will continue TO furnish those desr
of purchasing the shortest notice and on favorable
terms HAMMOND NEED
Worcester, July 49, 1850. -
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NOTICE.

ID the above notice. il will be that have purchased
ID of Mr. HAMMOND REED his interest in the manufacture
and sale of the REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES. This
articles is recommended economical and laborsavng
appex the Clothes Yard for several reasonsst,
whole washing be suspended dry by person with
out change Of position which makes the article an exceed
ngy convenient time of snow-2d 1t does not
the clothes but yields to the wind and gently
Sd, they occupy but little room. - N
ly-Orders left at VIM. A. WHEELER's Counting Room on
Thomas streetat TAFT a. HARRINGToN's Grocery Store,
corner OF Front and Trumbu Streets, at my house on
Laurel Street, will be promptly attended TO-
July 10 eod8mW3m HOWARD HOLDEN.
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HIVE STORE OPENED AGAIN.

TVIE Proprietor of the above wishes to give notice that
he has completed his contemplated improvements, and
is now ready to receive his iends and will continue for
ONE WEEK to sell from the Stock remaining hand, at
the LOW PRICES which they were offered during the
lastmontb Many good Bargains be had by calling dur
ing the coming week.
$50 Main Street, Sign Of the Hire.
Aus Is dwlw GEO. p. BRYANT.
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Tenement to Let.

AvA 4 In Main Street, with ten rooms with good water
~ suitable for one family, or it win be divided int
SszR Office room, if wanted. Inquire of LIS CHAPMAN
81 Main Street. or P. GODDARD No. 81 Thomas ST.
aug 10 d6tk
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Uxbridge Academy.


rTNTE FALL TERN of this institution will commence
Wednesday, Sept. 4th, and continue eleven weeks.
Price of tuition Latin and Greek, IS English branches,
81 Extras-French or German, So Drawing and Paint
ing Sl Music the Piano, $use of instrument, 300
Board in families Is The Principal will receive
his family few boys and exercise them that patenal
care which they much need when absent from the pater
nal roof The charge for such will be for tuition, board (-
GLIDING washing fuel and ights books and stationery, 1913
Thirty -three) per quarter. j. M. MACOMBER, 2
Uxbridge August H. 1850 d3w Principal.
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e'g 'as WANTED, 1a. {
SMART active BOY, about l6 years Of age, in the Dry
N Goods business One who has had experience In
selling goods, and fom the country is preferred The best
of Recommendations as 10 character will be required.
Aug I6 ~T~ d,yistf Tf q MARTIN STOWE
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EDWARD 9. MASON,
TEACHER OF THE

TEACHER OF THE
ORGAN, PIANO FORTE, AND VOCAL MUSIC
No. 8 Warren Hall, PearI-st., I
Piano Fores tuned and any other business connected with
the profession will be promptly and faithfully attended to
Worcester, March ~. ,tt4 10 iaitsru. dwstf
T4lalt HJftfl.4 a- .lf lr l..ia
ay8gG ct t4 IS. uA
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WANTED,

A N active trustworthy young man as Porter;
IA smart boy about Is years old as Apprentice.
A small boy Errand Boy Inquire OF
Aug "A c33dw II. ii. CHAMBERLAIN * co.
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A SUPERIOR article of PENN. RED ASH COAL f,
II Summer i'll cooking stoves ranges etc. for sale bv
the subscribers Also, White Ash Penn and Aguidneci
Goals. RICE & BARBOUR
Yard on Plymouth Street.
Office 222 Main-st, over C. Foster & Co.'s Store
April 22.. distf
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DR.. Seth Arnold's Balsam,

A SURE and SAFE remedy, and is warranted to cure
IA Cholera Morbus, Asiac Spasmodc Cholera Dysen-
tary and Diarrhoea in their first stages in less than one
hour, and iii few days after all other remedies have failed
il The patient not mortified Price 25 cents Sold by r.
MERRILL 22l Main Street 4doors south of the Am Tenn
House. ee44w Aug -
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APOLLONICON!

The masterpiece of Musical Science and Mechanical Skill
combined This vast moving Musical Palace was built for
the propretors by HENRY ERBEN, Esq., of New York. al
an expense of $1O0OO expressly for their Travelling Elk
hbltons is collection of over 1000 distinct Mnsica
Instruments SO genously and mechanically arranged
to be completely under the control of one man. and under
the hands of the skilful Musical Professor
Southern shield., 1850-08-03
T H E so U T H B R N SH I D L D

piled. Every one is criminal in proportion to the offence which he commits, not to the number of those who are his companions in it. Both the crime and the penalty lie as heavy upon every individual of an offend ing multitude, as they would upon any single person, had none shared with him in the offence. In word, the division of guilt is like that of matter; though it may be separated into infinite portions, every portion shall have the whole essence of matter in it, and consists of as many parts as the whole did before it was divided
 'But, in the second place, though multi tudes who join in lie cannot exempt them selves from the guilt, they think they may from the shame of it. The scandal of lie is in a manner lost and annihiated, when |difiused among several thousand: as drop |of the blackest tincture wears away and |vaniShes, when mkt and confused in con- siderable body of water; the blot is still in lit, but is not able to discover itself. This is certainly very great motive to several party offenders, who avoid crimes, not as they are prejudicial to their virtue, but to their reputation. It is enough to show the weakness of this reason, which palliates guilt without removing it, that every man
 who is influenced by it declares himself in effect an infamoushypocrite, prefers the ap- pearance of virtue to its reality, and is de- termined in his conduct neither by the dic- tates of his own conscience, the suggestions of true honor, TOT the principles of religion. "The third and last great motive for men joining in a popular falsehood, or as 1 have
 hitherto called ita party lie, notwithstanding they are fully convinced of it as such, is the doing good to cause which every party may be supposed 10 look upon as the most meritorious. The unsoundness of this prin- ciple has been SO often exposed, and is so universally acknowledged, that a man must
 be an utter stranger to the principles, either
 of natural religion or christianity, who suf-
 fers himself to be guided by it. If man
 might promote the supposed good of his
 country by the Hackest calumnies and false
 hoods, our nation abounds more in patriots
 than any otherof the christian word.- When Pompey vas desired not to set sail in
 a tempest that you'd hazard his life, it is
 necessary, says le, to sail, but it is not ne-
 cessary for me to live. Every man should
 say to himself, with the same spirit: It is my |duty to speak ruth, though it is not my lduty to be in an office. One of the fathers
 has carried this point so high as to declare
 he would not tella lie, though he was sure
 to gain heaven ly it. However extrava-
 gant such protetation may appear, every
 one will own tha a man ought to say, he
 would not tell a le if he were sure to gain hell by it, or, if you have mind to soften
 the expression, that he would not tell lie
 to gain any temporal reward by it, when
 he should run the hazard of losing much
 more than it was possible for him to gain"
Southern shield., 1850-08-03
BLACK & GUN-SMITHING

FUNHE undersigned having associated them u selves together for the purpose of carrying on the above business in the town of Helena, they are now well prepared to do any and all kinds of work in their line, in the most substan- tial and workmanlike manner, at the shortest notice and upon reasonable terms. Call and see us-our motto is, dive and let live'-we do our work we'll and our charges are moderate, and therefore we hope to receive the patronage of the community and the travelling public. Shop at Snively's old stand, near T. B. Han- ly's law office. VIM. M. SNIVELY,
 VIM. M. JOHNSTON,
 JOHN HUDSON. .4prI I3, 1850.
Southern shield., 1850-08-03
On the Death of General Taylor.
BY J. II. HEWITT,

BY J. II. HEWITT, Fling out your banners half way to the wind And let the iron tongue the sad news tell An honest man hath left the world behind, And bade to and party strife farewell. The cannon hath beldl'd forth its tide of flame In minute booms. It speaks of Monterey, Of Palo Alto, where he heros fame
 First shed it's radiance like the dawning day. The bleaching boneson Buena Vista's plain Tell of the hardy nan who once stood there, And gazed with calnmess on the heaps of slan While dying groans rent the calm midnight air. Firm on the reeking battle field he stood
 With soul expanding for his country's fame; Our flag aloft-or trard OCT paths of blood Was still to him the soldiers beacon flame. A nations gratitude for honors
 Was freely pour'd lpon the hero's brow; Flushd with the prowsss ofher noble son, We haild him chief-but where's his greatness now The answer echoes in the laundering boom The tough old tree that stood the liehnngs stroke Hath falPn and left ration wrapp'd in gloom. Its keystone oose-ts proudest pillar broke
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Decay of Fruit Trees.

The Southern Planter relates the follow ing singular fact:
 A singular fact, and one worthy of being recorded, was mentioned a few days since by MT. Alexander Duke, of Albermarle. He stated that while on visit to his neighbor, his attention was called 10 large orchard, every tree in which had been totally des- troyed by the ravages of the worm, with the exception of three; and these three were probably the most thrifty and fouriShing peach trees he ever saw. The only cause |of their superi0rity knnUn tn h'e hnet '" c an experiment made in consequence ot ob- serving that the parts of worm eaten tim Der, into which nails had been driven, were generally sound. When his trees were about year old, he had selected three of them, and driven ten-penny nail through the body as near the ground as possible; whilst the balance of the orchard had grad ually failed and yielded entirely to the rava- |geS of the worms, these three trees, selected at random, treated precisely in the same manner, with the exception of the mailing, had always been vigorous and healthy, fur nishing him at that very period with the greatest profusion of the most luscious fruit. It is supposed that the salt of iron afforded by the nail is offensive to the worm, whilst it is harmless, or even beneficial, to the tree
 MURDER.-Allen Thompson, from AL kansas, was murdered on Saturday night, 7th instant, in his tent, on Jackson creek, near the MokuImne river. He was found upon the floor the next morning, with ball hole through his head, and his body cut in a horrible manner. An axe, which belonged to the deceased, was used for the latter part Of the deed of blood. His purse, emptied of its contents, was left on the table, and from appearances the perpetrators of the crime sought only the gold. An inquest was held upon the body, on the Sth, and verdict rendered in accordance with the facts.
 Sacramento Transcript, June l2.
Southern shield., 1850-08-03
HELENA MARKET.

We publish below the prices of few of the leading articles in the Produce and Grocery line, for the benefit of our subscribers in this and the adj oning counties who trade at Helena. They may rely upon the correctness of the statement
 FLoUR-St. Louis city Mills, S6 50 to s7 50 -Ohio, S5 75 st 50.
 BAcoN--Hams, to l2c.-Sides, (clear) 7c. -LARD--7c.
 WHIsKEY-25 to 28c.
 MoLAssEs-26 to BOG. BAGGING & RoPE-Baggng lsc. per yd.- Rope, 9c. per ID.
 SAlr.-Coarse, sl,7O sl,75-Fine, s1 go 200 per sack.
 Iron, , C Sc. per ID.
 Castings, A. C 5c. per ID.
 Nails, 6c. per h.
 Powder, $5 50 s6,5O per keg.
 Cheese, sa 9ac. per ID.
 Sugar, 5 7c. per ID.
 Cofee, l 1 12c. per ID.
 Candles, Star 25, Tallow l5c. per ID. Rice, SC. per lb
 Mackerel, 5000 to $12 per bbl.
 WindoaO Glass. $2,5O $4 per box.
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HICKS & BUMPASS.
WHOLESALE g. REIAIL DEALERS

WHOLESALE 8. RE7.AIL DEALERS,
 In French British India and American
 Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, Hats,
 Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c.
 A RE now opening one of the best selected 1A stocks of Goods ever offered in the South, consisting in part of fine dress Goods for the Ladies: Fancy Silks, Berages, Silk Tissues, French Lawns-a great variety; Linen Lus- tres, French Ginghams, Chintz, Embroidered Tarltons, Lace Capes, French worked Capes, Collars, &c.
 Also, splendid stock of Gentlemens SUM MFR GooDs; Fine Clothes, Cassimeres, and Vestngs; Irish Linens, bleached Domestics, Shirtings; and everything usually kept in dry goods store; which they are selling low for cash or to punctual dealers on the usual time. They invite the people of Phillips and the adjoining counties to give them call and examine their Goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere
 Helena, June l5, 1850.
 LUST rec'd.,-4 gro. Balsam of Wild v Cherry-2 gro. Smiths Tonic-l gro. Dally's Pain Extractor.
 Feb. 23. LOTT & GRANT.
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Countrymen, Citizens and Strangers, Look
 Before You Buy!
 A T the above place you will find general assort EA ment of GROCERIES, Wooden and Willow Ware, and everything usually kept Iii well arranged Produce and Grocery Store.
 Golden Syrup, Sugars, Coffee, Teas, Cheese, Fish Salmon Goldfish Candles, Pickles, Preserves, Salt Mustard, Rice, Raisns, Citron, Currants, Prunes Sugar House and Plantation Molasses, Almonds, Sal aratus, Starch, Clothes Lines Bed Cords, Allspice Ginger, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs, Brushes, Brooms Tacks Matches, Cotton Batting, Extra fine and Com mon Soap; Lobsters, Salmon and Sardnes in cans Washing Soap and Soda, Cotton and Hemp Tro Lines, Clothes Lines and Bed cords; FAMILY FLOUR Brass bound Cedar and White Buckets, Powder, Sho and Lead, Indigo, Madder, Market Baskets, Clothes Baskets, Grass and Manila Mats; Zinc and Wood Wash boards, Fish Lines, Grass Cords, Cotton Rope Gun Caps, Horse Cards, Painted Tubs and Buckets Cap and Letter Paper; bed cord in cols clothes lines in coils; Hemp Halter Rope, in coils; 10 by 12 window Glass, Backing and Brushes, Cigars and Tobacco 4 $, 8, 10 and l2d Nails, LIQUORS, TOBACCO.
 To supply the public with every thing in line, cheap as they can be bought in Memphis, and to ena. able to do this we must sell entirely for Cash we hope our friends will not ask for credit for we should be under the necessity of refusing them.
 Helena, February 23 1850.
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NEEEE.f.N PsERK,
 DEALER IN PRODUCE AND GROCERIES, No. 92 FRONT Row, Between Washin gton and .4damS streets, MENPHIS, Tennessee.
70 he Friends of hnproremenE
FEpERS, CHILLS, S'c., of every description. Can be cured in few hours, without debli- tating the system in the least, with the
 Mississippi Fever Tonic, Prepared by JAMES E FLOWERS of Grand Gulf

NHlS medicine is purely vegetable, and pleas IT ant i'll its effects and easy of administration It may be given with the most perfect safety, under any circumstances. It is warranted to give entire satisfaction. This article has only to be known to place it above all other tried remedies. We therefore refer the public to tho Hon. John H. Harmanson, Louisiana; J. S & F. J. Chambiss. near Port Gibson, Miss; J. K. Wilkinson, Napoleon, Arks., William Sut- ton, Drs. Notes and Bowman, near Lake Prov idence: William w. Flynn, Ira Bowman and William Ferguson, Tensas river, La.
 The above medicine is for sale by Wm. D' Horner, at the Post office, in Helena, Arks'
 June l, 1850.
Southern shield., 1850-08-03

rg We are authorized to announce JAMES E. SHE'LL as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Phillips county.