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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-24

QuAcx EosrRrMs-The majority Of hair washes, hair
dyes hair tonics, hair oils aud the numberless
tons which before tue public under such exIrav
ssant bypsrbocal and fantastic title, paradrd
In window car and newspaper headings as hair
preparations, al humbugs of the first water; thrir
real merit when they posses any Is that they do har
Hogs lard whale oil lard OIL sweet OIL scented and col
ored, make Up when in beautiful wrappers, aud white
flint glass botteA the costest character Of TONES and
when thus costly, baptised wth some trisS liable
teA snd caught at by verdant young and old Of both
Such not the character Of Professor Woods Hair
Restorative This gent before the world with
ont any high aatn XiophOfoium, any Otter astoun-
ding and startling catch penny TERM he simply advertses
Hair Restoratve-what it expresses precisely-and as
Restorative 1t acts Buy Prof Woods Hair Restorative
and you value your scalp aye your very brains apply
nothing else for it may be that you viii worse
substance than pcrumed lard oil your Uranium Re
member Woods Restorative for the hair is best article
taut June % 60. " Il s-W Sm.
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Paints, Oils, Glass, and VarnIsnes.
DUYING Paints by the Ton, Oils and Colors BY
Id the original Cask and Cases, and Glass by the
Hundred Boxes, of the Manu- acturers and Impor-
ters,. L can and will sell them as low as can be
purchased in New Orleans or elsewhere, adding
freight
CONSTANTLY on HAND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
White Lead, French and American Zinc,
Imperial snd Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow: Prus-
sian, Celestial, and Ultramarine Blues, Sienna,
Vandyke Brown, Drop Black, Rochelle 0chre Vel
low Ochre, Burnt and Raw TIMBER, Lamp Black,
Litherage. Zinc aud Patent Dryers, American and
Chinese Vermillion, Venetian Red, Spanish,
Brown, Whiting. Black Paint and Coach Black,
Red Lead, Green Paint.
OILS.-Raw and Boiled Linseed Oils Lard,
Sperm, Machine, Train, Whale. Meats Foot Sweet.
Castor, Cod Liver, Cotton Seed, Coal and kerosene
VARNISHES. -.Back. Coach, Copai, Japan,
White Dammar, Aspholtine Leather, Drying, Map
and Mastic
PUTTY KNIVES, WHITING.
WINDOW GLASS..-Assorted sizes Of best
quail y.
Jugs Dimijohn's, Tin Cans, Glaciers Points and
Diamonds; Blinds, Sash,
Sand and Emory Paper.
BRUSHES-..Paint of all sizes, Varnish,
Whitewash, Marking, busting and Sash Tools
ARTITS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fitch,
Hair, and Bristle Brushes; assorted Grairers; Tube
Colors Of all kinds; Eng. Water Colors,-a fiae
assortment; sToy Paints: Camel Hair Peuc Is
Faber's Lead Pencils, -gsnuine.
DYE STUFF..-Madder, Logwo0d, Coperas,
Alum, Blue Vitriol, Tumeric. etc.
lust received a new supply, j. b. MOREH.
Oct. 8, 1850.
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(BY AUTHORITY

Posed at che fret session. 'ohieh '0as begun and
Nd at the CITY Of Washington, IN the Listriet Of
CoIuIubia on Monday, the nth day Of December,
a ID. 1859, and ended on Monday, the t,ceHtyfiith
dav of June, A. D. 1860.
J.xEs BUCHANAN, President. JOHN C. BREcKIS-
RIDGE. Vice.President, and President Of the Sem
ate. WILLIAM PEsEISGToS, Speaker of the
House Of Representatives
CHlp. CLVII An act making appropriations fol
tss current and contingent expenses of the In
dian Department, and for fulfilling treaty stipu-
lations with various Indian Tribes, for the year
ending june thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-ope.
Be e enacted BY The Senate aud House Of Repre-
sentatioes of The United States Of America ." CON
qress assembled, That the following sums be, and
they are hereby, appropriated, ont Of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the
purpose Of paying the current and contingent ex-
pensas Ct the Indian department, and fulfilling
trsaty sipulations with the various Indian tribes.
For the current and contingent expenses OF the
Indian department viz:
fcoHTIEUED.)
For two thirds Of nineteenth OF twenty hve IN
staiments for the pay of two farmers, per fourth
article treaty fourth October, eighteen hundred
and forty-two, and eighth article treaty thirtieth
Santember. eighteen hundred and fifty -four, six
hundred and sixty six dollars and cents
For two thirds Of nineteenth of twenty i've in
stalments for the purchase OF provisions and TO-
bacco, per fourth article ttesty fourth Uctoperi
eighteen hundred and forty and eighth artl.
Gle thirtisth September, eighteen hundred ana
Hfty.four, one thousand three hundred and thirty
three dollars and thirty-threo cents.
For sixth Of twenty instalments In coin. goods
HOUSEHOLD furniture, and cooking utensils, agricai-
tar !, implements and cattle, carpenters and Other
tools and building materials, and for moral and
educational purposes per fourth article treaty tnir
teEh September, eighteen huadred and hfty-four
nineteen thousand dollars.
For sixth Of twenty instruments for six smiths
and assistants, per second and fifth articles treaty
thirtieth September, eighteen hundred and nifty
| foRr, Eve thousand and forty dollars.
For sixth Of twenty instalments forsthe support
Of SIX smiths shops, per second and fifth articles
treaty September, eighteen hundred and ffty-tJur
| one thousand three hundred and twenty dollars.
For fourth Of twenty instalments for the seventh
smith and assistant, and support Of shop, per SO
eend aud fifth articles treaty thirtieth September
sighteen hundred and Afty-four, one thousand q nc
| sixty dollars.
For support Of smith, assistant, aud shop fol
tho Bois Forte band, during tho pleasure of tn,
President per twelfth article treaty thirtieth Sep
esmbsr, eighteen hundred and ffty-four, one thous
and and sixty dollars.
| For support Of two farmers for the Bots Fort
| band. during the pleasure Of the President. ne
twelfth article treaty thirtieth September eightee,
dohars. 11A1'
0hiPpe.oas ef tie HsIsnppi.-For one third Q
ninstsehth Of twenty-five inssalments in none,
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yALTARLELANDs ron SALE.

| M7E, the heirs Of the late VIM. Smith, offer al
w public sale the following Ian 9, to-wit
1880 acres of valuable valley lands in Carroll
county, Miss, one mile from Sidou, on the Yazoo
River. regular Tine Of packstsrun at all seasons
between this point and Vicksburg. There are on
this place 500 acres 10 cultivation and loo
deadeDed. The Improvements consist Of q fine new
steam Gin, good Negro Quarters, and aeomfortabie
Dwelling. Also, very desirable Hill Place, near
Clinton, Kinds county, Miss, lying on the Vieks-
ouIg and Jackson Rliiroad containing 800 acres d
Mnlcn 900 are in a high of cultivation On
me premises are good Dwelling, Gin House, Bern.
pp IIn caoins, and two good cisterns. The Hill
ace VIII be sold the 10th November next, and
'h er alley place on the 20 h November.
leFms; In each case, third cash: balance
GATE OF delivery, and possession given on the ~
9anuary q 1t; Fur further particular. address r
MARGARET SMITH.
CdAkES L. SMITH,
7. H. l.. SMITH,
JAMES A. WOOD, and
MARGARET A WOOD. his ,iro
GILBERT L. SMITH. "'-'
Oct 16 '60-w4w.
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AARoEs Ron. KY, Nov. 3Oth, 1893.
Prof o. J. HO.d-Dear Sir Il would certainly
/ be doing y9n grestiHJastice not to make known
| to the world the wonderful, as well as the unex-
I pected gasult have experienced from using oEE
bottle of your Hair Restorative. After using every
kind If kestoratives sxtant, but without success,
and finding my head nearly destItGte Of hair, :
was finally induced TO try bottle of your Hair
Restorative. Now, eondcr and Justice compel me
to announce to whoever may read this that now
possess a new u heautifu! growth OF hair, which
pronounce richer and h8ndsomer than the original
was | will therefore take occasion to recommend
this invalua bic remedy TO ALL who may feel the ne
cessity of it.
Respectfully yours, REV. S. ALLEN BROCK.
S.-This Testimonial Of my appreciation for
your valuable med jcine (as you are aware of is
unsolicited but if you think it worthy place
amang the rest, insert it you wish; if not destroy
and say nothing. Yours, DC, REV. 5. A. b.
The nestoratve is put up in bottles of sizes,
viz: large medium and small the small holds a
pint and retails tor one dollar per bottle; the me-
dium holds at least twenty per cent. more in pro-
portion than the small, retais for two dollars per
bottle; the large hold quartz 40 per cent more in
and reta!s for 50 bottle.
o. J. WOOD & CO., Propriet0rs, 444 Broadway,
New York, and / ii Market St, st. Louis Mo.
Ard sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods |
Dealers. Sold ct Manufacturers prices by
CHANDLER& CO., Memphis.
II. BLAK~LEY, st Louis, Mo.
WRIGHT & CO., New Orleans.
Sold by C A Moore, q Norey, J S Sizer, Agents,
Jackson. Miss. Oct. 10 '60-s&w6ms.
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HURRAH FOR THE CENTRAL
DISTRICT FAIR.

4 AM requested to say that the DIRECTORY hav,
L enlarged the scope of competition in horses o
all work aud thorough bred, and will admit horse
Of all ages from sucking colts up to year ole
stations and Mares For the best draft stallion thu
premium is $50 aud for the best thorou ID bree
stallion $500 and for the best thorough bred mar
500 besides SWEEPSTAKE premium of s3o(
for the best stallion, 800, for the best mare ana
so for the best colt. We mute attention to thesq
prem ums from all parties interested in and out o.
Mississippi. Wv "
;, City papers in Vicksburg. Canton, Brandon
Haziehurst, Lexington and Yazoo City, COPY and
send their bills to me. WIIIJhyS
Oct % cot
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For SALE


I OFFER for Sale, the place on which now re
side, lying in and adjoining the City of jackson
in the North East, and about 600 acres. This lant
comes within 400 yards of the Capitol, and embrn
ces about 1870 aeree within the limit. of the City
the balance is Immediately adjoining, and in Oh,
continuous body. The residence is on beautiful
eminence, embosmed in woods, one hundred feei
higher than the ground on which the Capital stand,
and is about q Of q mile distant from il, over
looking the whole the surrounding country. The
improvements embrace all that is needed for COM
fort and convenience. Two hundred and fifty acres
OF the land is under fence, of which $50 is in the
very highest state of cultivation and produces from
81 to so bushels of corn to the acre. there is wood
land pasture, of unrivaled fertility. The balance
of the tract is very heavily timkered and very rich
the most of it is rich aiuyial, black bottom land
and the finest kind for cultivation. This is the
most healthy, and desirable place in all the country
No family the continent has enjoyed better
heath than ours, during the time we have lived on
it, upwards of 20 gears.
This place is free from attacks Of the yellow fer
YER, the family and number of inmates having
resided here during each epidemic, and no one eve
had it. This is owing to the peculiar location Of
the pla,e.
jackson will be the Rail Roads, lead
ing to it completed, the very focus of the South
and place Of residence place viii Surpass it,
Jan 10 60-w IF. Z. MOODY
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Iunor,ant from Pennsylvania.

urrHpRAwAL OF THE DOUGLAS ELEci0'''I-
TICKET. - n.,,o-o
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2o.--Ine poaS,
State Central Committee, at tneir Gnng
last evening withdrew the stralgn. Uss +
las electoral ticket, and pledged tn menus
support the Reading ticket. onaors;n.
They also passed resolutions en nj, Ias
Douglas and johnson, having peer 49,
to this measure through love OF eoun ,,cr
An attempt to erase the Breckinr'use -1-
from the ticket was unsuccessful
M1ss1ssroxARy MURDERED.
wAsHrseros, Oct. 2o--A dispatch .Sa m mls
been received here which announces 'n Ms
ancholy fact of the murder OF hev' 1- III
Barrnier, a missionary to the Grow ihu'A-' .
by party of Sioux.
FUSION IN MASSACHUSETTS
Bosrox. Oct. 20-The three paTee .s,S Sp lnd
sing the Black Republicans in the fourt NAM anu
Fifth Districts Of Massachusetts nave lase Gu.
and are unitiag on Bigelow and APp'e'On III
CONGRESS against Rice and Burline'me'
THE PRINCE IN BOSTON.
BosroS Oct. 20.-The Baron ReniFe" ana
his suite met with cordial reception IN 'nis
;ity. ~. orr;no eor
They took their departure this morning Ts ~
Portland, where they will embark ior hiis'anu
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ARRIVAL OF THE ROYAL SQUADRON AT fOhr'
I AMI
portland Me-, Oct. 1.-THE rOysl s. q
ron which is to convey the Prince Oh Mn 81
otherwise Baron Renfrew, to Engianu' -
rived here to-day,
oRreos-rHE GOVERNORS MESSAGE
ST.. JOSEPH. Mo-, Oct. 1e.-The Governor Governor
Of Oregon takes strong Breckinriase
in his message.
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New SOUTHERN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
! The Richmond Examiner is informed that 1t
is in contemplation to put line OF very supe-
rior and heavy draft steamships between New
York, Nerfo.k and Richmond, ana that large
sum is ready to be embarked in the enter
prise.
SUIcIDE-We regret to learn that Col
Vim. Porter, committed suicide on Thursday
last. witha shot gun. He resided about seven
miles from this city, on the Gallatin read !;
was well off in this worlds goods, highly
esteemed as citizen and neighbor, and the
rash and fatal act which destroyed his lille is
the wonder and establishment of all who knew
the man.-Jackson Nel1s.
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SEE TIL T. l. A BEL
ON THE TOP OF BACH BnTTLE OF
HEIMSTREET,SI NIMTTABLE
HAIR RESTORATIVE

HIs the Signature Of the ProprietOrs,
w. L. HAGAN a. co.
LIVERY article which has large and Increasing
IL sale like this Is liable to be conuterfsited II
Is, it's name indicates entirely aINIMe ABLK" as
as its power to restore the Hair on bald heads,
md to give it the color Of youth, (no mSster htE
grey il ray be, is concerned.
Use NO OTHER RESTORATIVE
BUT HEIMSTREET'S
1t is the original the only rcliabe and the che0p
sa.-eS See the following testimony:
JACKSON, Mss, May 20, 1850.
W. R. MEEwIN, 81 Market street, ST. Louis No.,
Advertising Agent for Heimstraet's Hair RestO-
rative.
DEAR SIR The Medicines you Introduced into
ur city last winter are all having large sale, and
giving in every case Satisfaction. Mr.. Jav~s
henderson Zone Of our hrstcitixsus) says, tina ne
aas used all of the Hair Dyes and Restorativss Of
lie day, bat has never used an article equal 10
dEIMsTREEr's IsIMIrABLE HAIR RBsroRAN4vR
That il far surpAsses any preparation that be be.
yer tried for Restoring the Hair Of the bald and
grey to its original luxuriance and beauty.
You can write the Proprietors, W Il. HAGAN :
Co., Troy, N. Y, that they have the NhsApest ane
| hest Hair Restorative in our Market and tna'
| gives satisfaction in every case.
Respectfully yours, -.
J. S SIZER Wholesale Druggls-x
| w.E.HAGAN & CO., ProPrietOrs' Troy ~
| 0at o l9R0 Uksw3m
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HYMENIAL

Married, near Brandon, in Rankin county,
Miss, at the residence of Col. I. G. Perkins,
the brides father, by the Rev. w. I. j. Sulli-
van, WM. F. CRoss, ESQ.,, of Holmes county,
to Miss II. F. PERKINS, of Rankin.
We wish our young friends, long life, peace.
prosperity and happiness.
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THE RETURNED CAPTURED AFRIcANs--Ihe
Navy Department have received advlees rom o.;
the United States agent for the Liberated ant
cans stationed at Monrovia, stating that the
three vessels chartered by the Colonization
Society to convey the captured negroes from
Kew West had arrived. On the voyage out
about three hundred and fifty had died.
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MRs wINs0w-Au experienced nurse and female
physician has Soothing Syrup for children teethng
which greatly facilitates the process Of teethrg by soft
ening the gums reducing all inhamaton-will allay all
pain and is regulate the bowels Depend upon
mothers It viii give rest to yourselves. and relief and
health your infants Perfectly safe in all cases &c
advertisement In another column Aug 80 59-s&wly.
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WANTED,
10y an Enplish Lady, TIA .i,.ta-

an English Lady, the sister of an Episcopa
Clergyman, re engagement as Teacher in :
school, or private family. The advertiser teache
al the English branches thoroughly, with Music
DDrawlng in coored chalks, painting, &C., and the
German and French languages.
n. references are kindly permitted to the Ri. Revd
blsnop Green, and the Rev'd W. C. Crane.
address A. B., care of Rev'd W e. Crane.
Oct % dot 'Iai. S,.
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FOR SALE

GNE of the most assira Die small tracts Of land in
" Kinds county, five mi es from Jackson, the
State Capital, adjoining the landsof VIM b. Taylor
ESQ.,. containing two hundred scres one hundred
acres Ia cultivation, enclosed by COED f~Tc
good wood pasture of about thirty acres-enelosed
by a good fence-a small comfortable dwelling,
kitchen. smoke house, stable, crib, wagon shed
and negro cabins DEL several never failing springs
of good free stone gravel water, peach orr 90
a good stock range, (winter and summer.) This is
as healthy location there is in Kinds County.
For terms which win be very liberal to good
purchaser, Apply to G. LOMBARD, Civil Engin'
ser, Jackson, Mics, or to G. r. DICKSON, Posi
Master, Jackson, Mississippi. agents.
A nril % iRl--e6N.tf
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pIantnlfnn flr Sale.

I WILL sell on the premises to the highest bidder
Il on Thursday, the 6th day Of December next, on
accommodating terms, my plantation in Kinds
county, Mississippi, miles North from Clinton,
coniaining 1850 acres highly improved and in a
high state Of Cultivation. Also on same day a
large stock Of cattle sheep, hogs and mules; corn,
fiddler. hay, wagons, Flows, &C. Also likely
negro men. Purchasers are invited to call and ex-
anime before the day OF sale
Oct 10 IS6D-tf ALFRED JOHNS.
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MANS BLESSING.
Fever and Ague Not sectional.

The causes of Fever and Ague are ever existing
in all places. they do not necessarily exist only
In wet and marshy localities. They asSal the
home IN the mountain as well as that in the valley
They are active in cities as we'll as ia rural dis
tricts, and the human system is always iab be
attacked by the maady. 1t is easy 10 prevent the
approach OF the disease by applying tte Persian
Fever Charm, which is agrees TO the senses, and
does not in any way interfere with the organs Of
digestion. They who wish to escape any kind oil
fever will find it fer their advantage to procure
this invaluable preventive Of suchdiseases. When
they have procured it, they will retain it tails
man in the healing art that has no equal.
INPECTINE
Is sold by all Druggists and Medicine Dealers il
America.
Price One Dollar.
Sent by mali to any part of ;he United States.
LSPECTiNE
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
Try II, Prove II. KnOw IT.
and make known lis wonderful powers and virtues
that these who suffer, or who are threatened viii
suffering, may be led to use 3 simple, innOxioui
preparation, furnished By the field of Nature, for
NAN ) BLESSING.
This Great Remedy
Has been found equally eficarious IN all iatitudes
AID thousands of witnesses to its power are living
20 commend It's virtues to those who wish TO be Sc
cure against the ;nsidious advances of these agent
of nature which are always ready to act on con
situations open to its effects
ORIGIN OF DISEASE.
The wise physician knows that man must seel
for the remedy Of every disea g in the agent tina
is most positively antagonistic to the cause. Thu
ingredients Of this remedy and preventive Of dis
ease are procured at the very fountains where th'
disease originates. Nature has provided tina
plants with healing il luences shall grow in thu
marshes and low grounds where most rankly thu
causes OF intermittent feVers are generated. Cen
torles ago these properties were discovered, m,
hence it is that the Persiansare enabled TO be FREE
from such diseases, whiIo the strangers passin:
through their country are afflicted till they leari
Of the remedy, now carefully prepared for the U.s.
OF the people Of this country.
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Pearl RIVER FARM FOR SALE

PEARL RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
TVNHE undersigned offers for sale his plantation
Il situated on the east side of Pearl River, AZ
miles from Monticello aud Wcstville road.
THIS place contains Eve hundred acres, three
hundred Of which in high state of cultivation.
all the land Is now and fresh. Italso has fine
new dwelling house, negro cabins, gin aud mill
stables, de-, embracing all necessary buildings and
sonveniences. Terms reasonable.
Sept Is SET B, W. THOMPSON,
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FOR SALE!
Choice Corn and Cotton Lands in LOUIS
lanai!
yEVTE "Brgom Bonae ada Tract" situated about
IL fourteen miles east of the town of Bastr, p
in Morehouse Parish-containng thousand
eight hundred acres-also, the "Bt,6 Rrer Tract
situated about twelve miles south OF the Vickburg
and Shreveport Railroad in the Parish of Franklin
containing two thousand two hundred acres,-nine
hundred acres of which have been deadened.
The above Tracts were judiciously selected-they
lie in the heart of the COTTON COUNTY,, where
failure in the Corn and Cotton crops is thing
unknown.
In order to realize speedily, moderate advance
upon cur investment, we will sell the above lands
much over than the figures asked for those of q
similar character and will offer the best induce
ments to purchasers who wish to bay either for
cultivation or speculation.
For further particulars, apply to
FUQUA KTLB0URNE,
Clinton, Parish of East Filciana,
Aug '60-w3m* Louisiana.
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5000 REWARD.

Il WILL Fay the above reward for the appre- IN
J. hension Of a villainous compound calling "
himself Charles Losa, alias G. Allen, and for 4
the delivery Of my negro man, Norfeet, who q.
was enticed away from my house in Pamela county,
on Sunday, the I'd of September. Losa ia German
gardener, came from Cincinnati about the first Of
January; worked in this county four months, and
ran of, being in debt. He does not speak English
very we'll. He pronounces Germany Yamany :"
weight, LIS pounds, and is 30 years old feet
inches high; walks very fast; steps short aud
quick has gray eyes, dark brown bair, thin, red
whiskers. Was last seen with my negro, on the
cars at Grenada, going south.
NorAeet is large black negro, six feet high aged
80, weighs one hundred md ninety 900 pounds,
and is very muscular; very broad shoulders; has
marks ut all on him, except on the breast.
Como, Pamela county Miss.
Oct 2, 1850 s&w4w+ DR.. T. W. CRUMP.