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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21
WILMINGTON. (Del.l Nov. Is.

WILMINGTON, (Del. Nov. 10.
Ross, Democrat, is elected '''e''i
by 36 majority. Riddle. Democrat,
elected to Congress by 200 maj0.hy,,h.
The Democrats have majority 10 ~.
Legislature, which will elect Y.
a,or. in the place of Wales, Wing
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

Hoes.-It is supposed that So will %
the opening market price for hogs ~
Evansville this season, and we have w
opinions of those who should know, iha'
there will be about the usual numoet
packed here E, an>ville la. Jour.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

It is well,'in scene ike this. that such tried
shirts as Quitm n. Towns. Seabronk. and Bell.
upy the fnc round With III. nj there is no finch
ing.-Ia-oo Democrat.
The D mocrat is wrong, Quitman has not yet
been tried. The u. s. Marshal for Louisiana has
had no chance to arrest him on that Cuba iDdiCt-
ment.-RoChester Democrat, Oct. 81.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

COMPLETE Census OF BosroS.-The
total population of Boston, by the United
States census, as compared with the State
census taken last spring, is as follows:
Formulation bv State Census. is7.7ss
6. 6. United states Census. ise, sss
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

AFray al McDonough.-We learn by Geographic
despatch received in this city Monday last. that
an ahrav occurred at Middietown polls on the day
of the election. between ]. Upaegraf. wing candi
date for sheriff, ana J. Anderson hotel keeper in
NJ ,comh, in which the latter shot the former. The
wound was considered m'rtal.-Quincy Wig.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

In the Missouri Republican Of last Friday we
find the following:
GA M n named James Fay, from Iowa, who went
passenger to Galveston, Texas, by the Maria Burt:
was taken sick the voyage and died in that city,
recently. His effects, Of some value, have been
given in charge to the Probate Court. His heirs
may hear Of the same by writing to the Chief Jus
,ice of Galveston county, OF to the editor of the
Galveston Civilian"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

The HuNGARIANs.-lt Is stated that gentie'
man near New York has one hundred acres ready
for KossUrH, and should that nohle patriot come
to this country. we hope Congress will do better
than that by giving him $50 acres in Decatur conn-
y, Iowa, and the same amount to each OF his riends
now there, and who may hereafter come.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.


finding slittering hanks Of gold, they cannot find
employment in the most servile capacity, ty which
they can support the wants of life. But you will
saw this is not universal; some at least are more
fortunate and realize all they have anticipated
Do not think such is the case; the day has passed
that such success is possible. Not one of the
many thousands that have arrived but would Will
lngly, aye, gladly, leave this country and return TO
their homes satisfied with their escape on any
terms.
The country offers no inducement to the emf
grant who wishes to become an actual citizen. IT
il now bankrupt, and yet the poll tax Is IS. The
same corruption is everywhere found, from the
kitchen to the highest seat in the legislature, ev-
cry thing is bought and sold. None are too high to
be tempted by the influence of this giided god.
Yours, truly. JAMES E. STEPHENSON.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21
cALIFoRxra-rnE REACTION.

The truth has come out at last. The letters
which follow are only what we have long expected.
The graphic account Of the suffsrirgs Of the emf
grants, by our young friend TERRELL, and which
we think be depended on, must sadden the
hearts Of Ill who read it. Among the numerous
letters that have been recently received, we know
of none that tell different tale. All this is well,
as giving authentic information to those who have
been cherishing a lurking desire to sstry their
luCk' at the mines the next season. Unless these
accounts deter them from going, they must in view
Of them, be prepared to encounter vast amount Of
trouble AMI very little gnld. The writer's OF
these letters can have object in exaggeratng the
misery and disappointment Of the emigrants, and
where they are known they would not be suspect
ed Of so doing.
Nearly all Of the first page Of Mr. srEpHESsoN's
letter is occupied in compiimenting the Hawk Eye,
which for obvious reasons omit. II corrohora.es
the statements Of young Terrell, and acc GU, is for
the many hatt ring publications Il at lave been
made by interested California corresp ndents.
We regret to learn that among the list of deaths
in California; is found that Of D. B. sEAMANs, Esq,
who was formerly wealthy farmer near this place.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21
Relocation Of the Capital.

A large meeting was held in Oskaoosa on the
9Th relation the al Of the Seat of Govern
ment. The proceedings interesting and, as re-
quested, we shall publish them in our next. The
report almost demonstrates that Oskai"osa is, IN
every point Of view, the most eligible locality, If
the removal takes place.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-06-01
THE AKIESIAN SPKINGS.

THE AKJESlAN SPRINGS
TVIlESE Springs. situated 10 Madison
~ County 90 miles Northeast Of Can
ton, win be open for the reception Of
visitors Go the 18th May next. Gen. T.
10 McMaekin, well known "a. The travel
ling and reading pnbli as ibebesl land.
lord Of u e South, will have Tie superin-
tendence and management under his en-
tire control. his is a sufficient guaran-
lee Tor the comfort Of the visitors. We
have erected and ia The course erection
buildings'suficiently spacious to accom-
modale FIVE hundred persons 10 all
comfort, ard also a number or double
cottages which will be rented to tamil-
les by the m nth or season. here
win also be a large Ball Room and Band
of music, Ten pin Alley and Billiard
Tables, for amusement and exercise,
and a Bar room well furnished with the
choicest creature comGorts.n
We have made arrangements with
Mr.. Ledheuer, the en,erprisfng contrac-
tor Of the Yazoo City, Lexington and
Benton Sage line, who viii promptly
convey all passengers from those points
to The Springs.
Passe gers by wby Of Clnton. will
be immediately conveyed 10 the Springs
BY Mr.. Jesse P. Brown, in coach and
hack, with speed and perfect safety.
These Springs are situe;ed on tho
Ridge witch hes between the Big Black
and Pearl, 10 a high rolling country and
on the immediate border Of the pine re.
cion, and 'he proprietors feel fully just,
ihed from their own observation, lrcm
the estimation Of that portion Of the
public 10 whom the beneficial effects Of
their waters are known, and from the
concurrent testimony Of many %intelli-
gent gcntIom3n OF the medi al profession
under whose recommg Nutlon and obser-
vauon they have been used, in recon-
mending them, in all cases in which tom
les are indicated, but especially in all car
SEES connected with a debilitatcd condition
Of the decisive organs, IN diseases OF
lHH MUCOUS llSSuGSS uClug b1SViN
le:y, Diarrhna, and especially summer
diseases Of children; in chronic lnflama-
ton Of the bladder, in most diseases Of
the kidneys, especially those attended
with alkaline deposits, IN lorpor Of the
live as Il Ioial application IN chronic
inflammation Of the ewes; in disease oc
the skin. both az a local and internal
remedy; in diseases of the scalp and
ulcers generally and all diseases of te-
males, connected with debility i,
1t is expected that Madam Arraline
BROOKS the celebrated danseuse from
New Orleans will spend the summer at
The Springs and will teach al the mod
ern and fancy dances, where all the
lovers Of the poetry Of motion" will
have an opportunity Of learning 70
"tread the light fantastic toe' after the
latest and most approved style.
II. LATHAM.
NJ. JONES. aa7
e. w. HENDERSON.
Pr DTietOTS.
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A~DMNlSTRATOR.s SALE.

Hay virtue Of an order of the Honora
ADb bic Proba,eC Court of Madison Co, Ms,
sissippi, made at the Feb Term 1850,
the undersigned as ADMINISTRATIVE OF
John Hodge, deed viii elton
Saturday, The Oh dug Of July meet
On the premises, at he residence Of the
subscriber. on credit of one and two
trars, the following described tract or
parcel of land, situate, lying and being
IN sail County Of Madison, viz-East
ha.f southeast quarter, section 2l-
north east quarter section 28-wast half
northwest quarter and east half south.
east quarter section 81, township 8,
ranGe | east
9Ond and security will be required Of
purchaser or purchasers
SUSAN HODGE, Adm'x.
Nay IS, 1850. 3w.
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eNG T'hig F$rSg:

EVHE Undersigned would respectfully
= inform the public that he is carry
ing on the Carp nters' business N Can
ton, where he is prepa.ed TO do all kinls
of work ia his lin F; he will particularly
attend to all ogders for Collins aud for.
ward them in haste. All tne work war.
ranlcd and at n reduced price,
may l8-lyl JOHN. r. BRADLEY.
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In Onalt Rottina-

CURE or ALL DlSEA Is FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BROOD,
OR HEART or TUE SYSTEM.
Among tie man a. d IMPORTANT d~,,coycri a.
I this generation, is one v hose fame viii b
w'iitcn,as " rtb n .un eom. in the history o.
{ " past, SANDS SHAKESPEARE / a etands
io'tb alone and nv its avn works prociai =
lts p~owe'-tllat mu'e cloqneure sa irrfsIstIb
q tfer'irG IN the appells OF the suffering FIRE
vet. has been answered Thousands OF cases
ct disease have heen cGr'd ny this ava uab e
medicine, such as ave not furnished in tie rec.
rds 81 time. These things are not done IN
s"cret places or in some unknown t. WI, but
are %periorme' in our pri' c pa cities and pub
lie places. They are brought before the world
to substantiate, beyond douh'. the healing vlr
tues this preparation; and the facts uti"Id
ed, although gigantic, are as plain as the Ii9at
OF day.
TIE 'nrsa ariIla is CO uhlned with the mos
e~iicclual aids, the most $ lntary productions,
the NEST Potent simples Of the vegetable King
do II nj 4 i's unpreccdcu,ed success TO the res
|toralion Of health # those who had long pined
under the most distressing chronic mnIadte j,
has given it an exalted MISUNDERSTANDING
as it dnrF, evidence OF It's own intrinsic value.
ard recommending II L, the an cted IN term
the anl cled only can know. lthHs long bren
a most fpor,ant drsldrrarnm in the practice
Of medicine, to obtain n remedy similar 20 tins
-ole thar would act o. the liver, stomach ani
bowels with all the precision md potent y oO
mineral prepara ions, Vet without any o theit
dtlete1ons effects upon the vital powers OF the
system. Although possessed Of po werlu
healing properties, il is entirely harmless and
will not inlure the most delicate consIitptil'
" hen in perfect health, no eiIrcl is Produced
b. its use, except an Increasc OF appetite; but
when disease is seated in the frame, aud carr, =
ing fast is victim aloog the path ofliie, then
no mystcrious influence is lclt and sotn it
,nkindlrs new life and y'gor, aod brings
streog'n u the suffering and diseased.
,Scrqflom ,A5ection Of he e1cs.
WINCHESTER, Ky, Oct. 80, l849.
Messrs. Sands-Gentlemen: would NOT
h We presumed to " ire to You, if it was no
my duty In let the public Know tHe almost mi
r%aculous effect your SatsaparlIla has had upon
me. My limbs were cnvered vita nlcrrl us
sores, 50 that | could not walk during the
whole Spring and Summer. In this sitnntion.
| Commenced the use at your SatsnPorIia, @ ne
after taking two bottles was entr ~ cured.
! must also tell Won Of another wonderful cure
ty brother was afflicted with The %scrotgla in
his head so bad. his phvsician told him tin
loss OF his sight was iHoyitoble, and e'ma
nent blindness see ed to be his fate. Three
bottles entirely restored his sight, and we can
not hut recommend all simllarl, ahl eled To-
use Sands Safsapanlla Very uuly,
BEN f. DUCKNER.
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] N JEsnRUN.
Hore is another nearer home:

New York, nm 3, 1850.
Nessrs Sands-Gentlem II have great
pleasure in ocknowle ging to you the great
benefit have recei we'd from the use OF your
sarsapariIla A subjeo, of pulmonary disease.
| mpde a voyage TO Europe, but while Their
continued to be ahl cted. A tew weeks nitry
return, | was seized with a Violent hemorr>
ugo OF the lungs, and irom4he debility and
great prostiatlon Of strength that iol, 0 ed
with The protracted dl% ticulty Of respiration, /
an entirely rel evedby the use Of your Sarso,
parill a, which | consider a most important ano
truly valuable discovery in the healing art. !
leel thai | have not tor fourteen years enjoyed
so good health as at present
Very Respectfully, yours,
S Il SEY MOUR,
Prepared and sold wholesale aud + tail by A
B g. D sands, Druggists and 100 Fulton st j.,
corner of William, New York Sold a lso by
Druggists generally throughout the u States
and anadas. Price ST. per o%ottle; six bottles
for IS. For sale IN Canton by
PRlESTbEY & MOSBYr
June /, 1850. Sm.
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DR.. cHRlsTlE'S


Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head,
such as Bronchitis, Inflammation Of the Throat, Nervous
and Sick Headache, Dizziness Of the Head, Neuralgia in
the Face, Buzzing or Roaring in the Ears, Deafness,
which is generally Nervous, and that distressing COM
plant, called Tic DoloreuX.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-06-01

go Miller, wing, o. this STATE,
.,,sr defensive OF the Nashville
.ys the 100000 appropriated by
r.aisIsturs to the probability Of a
81 INV North, was "a mere s%ub'erfuge
.r;ro it to the payment Of the Just
''T' s,,te., While democratic edi
o. general eneomiums in praise
MAJ wa hope they will not forget
h.ir opinions Of this trnest and
~, document. = chsbucg Wig
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-06-01
SERV WANTED.

SiRV ANTS WANTED
YniH0 Il who have sefv hts o either
81 sex from IA to 90 years .ol age, Of
fair cnpncity, can have them we'll in
strucled IN lhe'art ard mysteries per-
tanning 10 the occupation OF waters and
house seryant', BY $ ndjpg them to me
at the Arle.jia SIP ings. Thov mbst
come &eil c0orhed AID shah be well ia
ken care Of aud returned 10 tbeic own
ers on the 1917 September No charge
win be made Tor their instructions.
II. C. McMACKIN.
March %, 1850. 28-tf.
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siDvFY, New Jersey, July u, 1913.
On. AL CHRfsrtE-Dear Sir: You wish to know Of
me what has been the result in my own case, of the
application of TIE GALVANtC BELT N NECK
LACE. My reply is as follows;
For about tUsnty years ! had been suffering from
Dyspepsia, Every year the symptoms became worse,
nor could Obtain permanent relief from any course
of medical treatment whatever. About fourteen years
since, in consequence Of frequent exposure to the
weather in the discharge of my pastoral duties, ]
became subject to severe Chronic Rheumatism, which
for year after year, caused me indescribable anguish.
Farther in the winter of as and 'l6, in conse.
quence Of preaching a grent deal in my own and
various other churches in this region, | was attacked
by the Bronchitis, which soon became so severe as
to require an Immediate suspension of my pastoral
labur, Ny nervous system lCaS nop thoroughly. pros,
fraied, and 0s my Bronchitis became worse, so also did
my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic a1ection-thus evincing
through the medium of the Nervous System In the
whole pharmocopuia there seemed to he no remedial
agent which could reach and r%ecuperate my Nervous
system every thing that had tried for this purpose had
completely failed, At last | was led by my friends to eX-
anime your inventions, and Qhough with no very SAN
guine hopes OF their efficiency determined to try the
effect of the application OF the GALVANlC BELT y
NECKLACE, with the FLUID. TINS was
in June, 1915. To MY GREAT AsToNIsHhENT, IN TWO
DAYS MY. DYSPEPSIA HAD GONE; IN EIGHT DAYS WAS
ENABLED TO RESUME MY PASTORAL LABoRs, NOR HAVE l
SINCE OMITTED A SINGLE SERVICE ON ACCOUNT OF THE
BRONCHITIS; AND MY RHEUMATIC AFFECTION HAS EN-
TIMELY CEASED TO TROUBLE ME. Such is the wonder
full and happy results Of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgic atiec.
tons They have tried them, WITH HAPPY RESULTS, /
BELIEVE, IN EVERY CASE.
am, dear sir very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. lands.
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10 THE PUBLIC.

I WILL continue the GROCERY BU-
3D. SlNESS in the house formerly oc-
cupied by BIaIock & Thompson, where
| viii keep on hand a good assortment
OF fine
2GGT6E8, TGN5a, &C..
Persons wish ng TO purchase a fine
article, for medical OF other purposes
wou d do well TO call. Also a variety of
Family e. OCCricS,
Consisting in part Of
FLOUR, BACON, MACKEREL No I,
SHAD, conn; Goa RISE Il FINE SALT,
Taeks Island d., Whit VINE g. Cider
Vinegar, Double refined Loaf Sugar, No.
4 do, Soap and Starch, London pale Ale,
Cider, Lemon Syrnp, Raapb.rry Vinegar,
Beq chewiag Tobacco, Lferjor do. Fine
Hapaaat Segars, Boston Nails, &c &c
All Of which will be sold low for CASH.
April 27.l0.tf w G THOMPSON.
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1' i. Of the sot,) In Madison Pro.
ne estate of} bate Courr.
.'eI'',, deed, J May FERN, 1850.
p'ns = filing the petition Of Sa
"oaHlass, Exerutrix g., one Of
NY q SAID estate this day pre-
M, Y sa,d petitioner representing
the security of A. A. Cassi-
~ :, de bonis non Of said es-
Insufficient.
gI'Iore ordered by the court,
oasslday, dmn'r as atore.
INA :, = answer SAID petition at
n Term oftIlis court, and to
~ any ne can why he should
@sr and sufficient security as
s'rator, pursuant 10 the pro.
ia. ''olole IN such cases ma e
N sa !, And it appearing to the
/. n u me court, that SAID A, A.
H. 'u'n'r as aforesaid is not a
y ~ state, but resides beyond
y State so that the ordi.
O law cannot be served on
n' therefore : ordered that publ
s sac Tor four succ ssive weeks
cpp' Creole, requ ring the
NAN IsS's'a0y 10 appear at the time
NM ana give other and fur.
ppoIa ~ Aforesaid or his letters
'''a' A true copy from The
ATT. ], T. CAMERON,
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Ladies' shoes GO.

Ladies' shoes GO.
.NES' Linen, Kid Black & White
la Ing and SILK Caters.
HALT GailorS, do.
|hts Kid Ties;
Buskins;
|car walking Shoes,
Boolecs;
ns lol of children {. NJ sses Shoes;
kid and Patent Lea her. at
HEARD LEONARD & co.
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NNhiNG! Clothing :!

Pc LARGEST and best S lected
Enthe lown-consisting of
goM Dress and Frock Coats,
Fancy cold Sacks,
ppD, "Ele" Sack Frock and
Dress Coats. Alpaca do.
men and Corlonade do.
F-ofaII kinds. Linen, CoItonade.
ND'"ele" and Cashmere.
ave a large stock and are deter
% sell them Iow-,alI and see;
III L. T. co.
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is and ShOeS-A gene raj as

II TAYLOR Ties, Cloth and Lasting
EM Calf and Goat Shoes.
lHge lot of Brogans and R~ussetts;
kCaIf and Kid Boots-thp best at
HEARD LEONARD eco,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-06-01

TnE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison C%oumy-ss.
By The Probate Court of said County.
To The heirs, CREDITORS and all pers.
ons iniereste | in The estate Of
Solomon Myrict, dec'd.
WOU are hersby commanded 10 mp.
H. pear before the Probate Court OF
said county, at a regular term thereof
to be holden at the co Irt.houso Of said
county, on the 81 MJnlay in June,
1850, then aud there to show cause, if
any you have, why the final account Of
Nathan B. Whitehead, administrator Of
the estate Of solomon Myrick, decd.
should not be probated aud allowed and
he be discharged from said administra-
ton.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-06-01
DIR. CHRIsTIE'S
BRACELETS

Are found of vast service in cases of Commissions or Fits,
sfosmodic Complaints, and general Nervous Affections
Of the Head and upper e%xtremities, Also in Palsy and
PARALYSIS. and all diseases caused by q deficiency of power
or Nervous Energy in the Limbs or other organs oil the
body.
ar7- Many hundred Certificates from all parts OIL INC
country Of the most extraordinary character can De
given, if required
ag- No trouble or inconvenience attends inc use ot
DR., CHRISTIES G.4LHaNIC .aRTICLES, ana
they may be worn by the most feeble and delicate, WIN
perfect ease and safety. In many cases the sehSa',ph
attending their use is highly pleasant and ag'eedo'e'
They can be sent to any part fthe country
Prices:
The G%alvanic Belt; Three Dollars
The Galyanic Necklace, Two Dollars;
The Galvanic Bracelets One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar
17- The articles are accompanied by full and PLAN
directions. Pamphlets with full particulars may be haa
Of the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
ma Bs,oare of Counter(eits and Worthless limitations
D. q. MoREHEAD, M. D.
i32 broadway, New York;
For sale by
.pRlESTLY 8. MO5BY.
Jnuo /, 1850. 3o-iy
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as. Eg. WILLIAMSON,
COMMISSION AND GEN EkAL PRO
DUCE MERCHANT,
YA1oO t MISS.

"""V ~ANH WtSHs
NILL make liberal Cash advances.
W on all Cotton consigned TO his
friends in New Orleans and is prepared
to furnish his friends with all necessary
plantation and Family supplies, and will
pay particular at entlon TO receiving and
forwarding all merchandise addressed to
his care.
Yazoo City, m.y IS, 80. S8-iy
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

CONiM lSStON ia . SALEt
David h Crane and1
JohnR %JafTrey, sur
wing PARTNERSHIP.
.ps.
Samuel Hamilton and
Wife, and John Il.
Rollins.
EDY virtue of a decree Of the Superior
I'D Court Of CT ancery of the State Of
Mlssissippi-made on the 23d day of jan
uary, 1919, in the above case. | will on
Monday, MAJ 27h 1850,
within legal hours, at the court house
door in Canton, proceed to sell 10 the
highest bidder, on a credit Of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with
coed security, the following lands lying
in Madison county. viz. The northeast
quarter of section 23. township II range
5, east,
WIN j. BENSON, Com'r,
90, 1850 80 81
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Rrial Tea-The best quality
HEARD, LEONARD q. Co
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INC TAS%a. largr
Ao' uraSs' Six, Flax and Cotton
N'SO hooks Of all SORTS and siz $
H L., & co.
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CAS'-" oIie Il GeIIesple's Tow
Proc, warrenled,
sf and Shot; Percussion caps and
l,,ats, Game Bags; Shot Belts g.
srowder Horns and FIasks, at
II. J.. q co
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ClS'.Palm Leaf, anama, Leg.
0h' NoIeskin, Beaver an Wool.
II L q. eco.
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leFs shoes - Something new;
sae store of II, L! 4. co.
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DR.. ohristio's caalvanio ourativos,

consists in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
outrard application in place Of the usual mode of drug.
ging, and p~hysieking the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessly under the infection,
They strengthen he pIois system, tquaiizs The circi.
tghoR y ne S'ood' promote ne secfefohs' and neref do
Introduction in the United States, only three years since,
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