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Tlfv pa"r 'he f 1 i'l'M'iii;1 !rn vr. " c'U
Which in lli'i deep li.n I ii
And cli.unit their nvv i'ul hymns abo".t
'i'lic watching lulis of cuih.
Til'' green earth srnd i's incepc up
From every mountain .'lur.n
Ei-o;n every llowrr and dewy cup
That greetcth the sunshine.
The mists are lific 1 from the rills,
Like the white wm of prayer ;
They lean above the ancient inil.
As doing homage there.
The forest-tops are lowly cast
O'er breezy hill and glen,
As if a prayerful spirit pass'd
On nature as on men.
The clouds weep o'er the fallen world,
E'en as repentant love ;
Ere, to the blessed breeze uni'uiTd,
They fade in light above.
The sky is as a temple's arch,
The blue and wavy air
Is glorious with the spirit-march.
Of messengers at prayer.
The gentle moon, the kindling sun,
The many stars are given,
As shrines to burn earth's incenre cn,
The altar-fires of Heaven!
Fatal Conflagra tion" ox tiii: Sa
GL'ENY, CaXAIU. Oil the dih hist., ' and
while the people at the new suleinciu
on the Chez Marse were c'eami,' their ;
lands, and burning the refuse, in e wind
coming on to blow furiously, the flamvs
were carried along the ecltiainent, (!es-j
troy in houses, hit iis,ca.i!e, seed, grain, '
agricultural implement?, crJ:,-., r.nd
reaching tlie village, at the isioh of the !
river, destroyed every house there, in
cluding the Catholic, Clusrch, and two
extensive mills. The fire continuing
a mile further, round to the ( J rand Day
village, also destroyed neatly ni! the '
houses there. Tlie number of people
left houseless, and without the menus
of sowing their lands, is estimated at
about 3,000. , j
PniVATniTJNO. The Washington
Union says: "A vessel purporting tn '
sail under a Mexican flag can scarrelv
pass into a Mexican port, because it;
may be blockaded. What, then, will ;
she do with any prize she may' make? j
She cannot carry the captured vessel in-1
to any other port for condemnation ; and ,
if she undertakes to condemn the prize
ct sea, without going into an admiralty
court for adjudication, she acts like a
pirate, and would be treated as such."
A Boston letter states that FuTr.n C.
I5rooks, Esq., father-in-law of the lion.
Edward Everett, and the richest man
of Boston, has sent a draft to the govern-;
ment of Harvard college, fur the sum of
10, 000, to be appropriated tohuiiding n
new hous-3 for the residence of the Pros- -ident
of thst institution. The house
now occupied by President Everett is !
situated in a very dusty and n;-h-y nvt;ir-:
ter of the city, and is very unsuitable
for a scholastic mansion.
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Cha-o-, I'nil -vvv. mt cle net evniry tor n
l'rinim:: HI ce. "ie T)T''. whlf h ari' caM
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KOSTII KKO (i!iiO,!!LE.
The I'liiicl States of Ameiie.i isa :',:;i
rouii'.ry the Siaie of ?l j - i i j p i a i-irat
.tale tin' ooiuiiv of Attala an eat oiiiny 1
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ail.t IlH' ll'HI) I'l IVtT'.llM.,!, II.) leiUl'l,
would ln n ?reat Town, was ii not f.-r tin:
si in pie facts that t!w seatofeov eniunuit I. as j
not yet Iuhmi removed to' .i-ai.l town that ,
1 i i ; r Clacl; has not yet been t leau .l out, so j
that steam-l'oats can mniuale it i.p to a i
, i.i ii1
point opposite said towr. i.iai im: J..e.n
son Kailroad has not yet been extended
on, through (.'anion, to said town and
more particularly, that at this tune there is
no newspaper published in said town.
tnroiiRh m Inch these projects ran be laid
before this threat people. ow, it is a well
pstnhlishe.l fact, l evond the inuiit of con
tradiction, that we are a ieat people , soir.h-west quarter
who live m this sjreat coutiiry Kiate ! south-east quarter
county and that we expect .uea: worus to west jiaf t. south-east qr
be acc'i.n
sninebodv
uiiiiaien coirnuoii oi nit r n-iu,
"I'ho Mucev of these pilN in enrin? in a
lew hours, where all other remedies liuve
ep counters are war'j f-J,.,)i nnd that foo, in cases of iwlve and
.e.i hv nay, ami w in i r,,,r,,, monilis' nantlmt,', wariams me
as-ertion that, if taken accoiihncj to the
diicctnuis tl-.ry are a ceriain cure. A Inns;
lisi of certificates in proof of their infalli
bility mi-ht be added, but those upon the
diitetii iis are deemed Millicient.' 'J'ry ihtui
and be coiivinc.l that they aie them, st ef
fectual and mist cerium, and the very
bi'st reniedv over ofleird to the public, to
insure a permanent and lusting cure.
IIaui i voiik, Dec. 12, 1843.
Having for several years past .sufl'ered
All I I,
(,, sii.I Die Ullie ,. All uir
' us i "haul cast.
,"- i'.i flushed, ami aKo
i the most approved pat-
el IIOill'l i.i
I al.'ed '
lie sol I
T o" .'iirinslie
' I'i'intiii'T l'i
st( am enuinc ;
lei a -.
1, . ?,;,!, inist is censtantly in at-
lendanee to re-, r 1'ressfs and do lojht
u ,,; 'a. t.yiipos Hon KoJlers cast for Tnii-
i; ' K.litors o' newspapers who will buy
three times as much Type as their bills
amount to, may sm' the above six months
in-eiiioii in t!,:.r papers, :,n. I send their
.-, eontaini ) r it to tlie sunserii'i'is.
om Ann-street
1. ,LVA 2 :
: rpili: follewi::- described tracts or par
i -L eels of h.ml are tillered for sale, at
rales to suit the pun
baser; or they will be
leased for a term H years, nut exceeding
seven to suit the lessee.
I V AT I'A 1..V COL'XTY.
sub-divisioa
die.
or oi
cine ti'ie or oil.er, by
10 I
(If SUOll
s at Jvoseiusk'o woe.
!V Ci
al nl.
ee
if these rreat iniprovi meni.s Men- but ju. t
completed, thereby brini'i,':-; it, as it were,
wiiluu a stone's thr v f the I'.ist
A nsnnba. t "bin a. ibei-ia. t Ire. n la in
sc haii.a and the .W.rlh l', !e.
'i'r.ei ef'-re. 1 e it kron u i.i a
men, children and irras.-hopp
Indies.
, j'vaiu-
west haif of north-west qr
south-east tjuarlcr
north-west quarter
west half
west half of south-east qr
v.
est h.:.!l o
r.orih-o;
Ule.l
M men, avi'
' rs, t : l : . t tin.
e ;!:..... i re.;
,r bi-iU'; nip
part'culariv
I. r him jeh'
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t .,r
we.-i half f jjorth-v. c-t qr
west had' (i'n-rt!;-w ( st qr
i !'se i i '.'", ia oiacr to 1 o-. : :.
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riai;:ii, ami lncvi.'io i:i
jied in tiic bad, and more
to turn hn her est penny
proposes 1 1 eoeinneaee tne pun tea'.ioa
of a ,'.'; new-paper in ".i l tov,--, ot;
fsatuiday, the third d-y of Januiuy. :)nuo
ilouiiui one thoii-:!i 'i e:.;f lnindi'.J and
fell',' six, to be style,! '.he K'i'i ll ; an t'tl iiii-
! cast
df vi nor.h-fa.3i ur
mi li:, and to eonUna" m ;n -Ii san
per weelily, uiiii! 'aese crea t .jvcta smut
be aecdiiiplished. shoi.li.i ill:: l.' id bejileas
ed to spare Uis hfe so innj;, and he be wi!
hnp t.i eoiitinue m the business i!,at lonj;;
and if hot him, then m have n tU.i.e by
soinebodv e se after him. The siilj-ci'iber
he in" a str.ui'.T 1 eliever in the doctrines
soutli-i list qtiu't.'r
south half
east Imif of south-can qr
south-west quarter
west half of south-cast qr
south half
east haif of north-cast qr
l!:
Uau v H
I'! north half
south-oast quar'er
ea--t half of south-west qr
west half
west half of north-east qr
west h ilf of sotr.h-ca.ot qr
mil ih-eas". quarter
north half
sotiiii-west quarter
nroinuiirattu or n.e imu.aeu!
the Uest and th (!. Itd-.'e Ihi'iie! of th-j
East, it inie.ht be. sarniised by the kiiow-
inp-rnr'ln-"th pituf. hu. u,'hi,KnUUly
inclined; but be tins as a may, he ud nut vvt!:t half otVoinh-east qr
at mis i one i. onu ion. . 1 1. i , i.i i (
ii.Hih-m.st quaner
west half otVoinh-
. . l ilOl UIIII VI i OOlll I u.'V II
Lmlmrs per annum in . . . . . ,
(; W II pi )Wr i t;l' 1 Ul neiui-LMsi qi
'J'Eli.M'. 1'Wo
advance.
Kosciusko, Dec.no, lslo
Showing the amount o' Sfidc Taxes,
numlier of Hf-pscsnifatives and
IJ'kitc f'ojnthiticn of each
county in the Stute.
MANCFACTtTtB OF PapK!1. ?,Tns.a
chusctts has 81) paper mills, ro-anmibf; :
annually 1 5.SSG tons of s'.o k, and ova-1
ploying 1,80'J hands. The yearly!
production is estimated at 7G.1 toe.a, or
G08,175 remi3 of paper, value. 1 at 61,- i
750,273. j
An intelligent gentleman, st.ys a cor-'
respondent of the Washington Union,'
who lias been engaged in the production
of sugar in Cu!.u for the last thirty ;
years, after a careful examination, esti-1
mates the value cf properly in that i.-d-:
and owned by American?, al thirty-five
millions of dollars.
Armed Vessels. All vessels hound
out with valuable cargoes have, it is said,
increased the number of men, and carry
an armament. A fast sailing Ituhama'n
lias carried out several hundred muskets
to distribute among the return Indiamen.
aV. Y. Express.
An Irishman cautions the public a
painst harboring or trusting his wife
Peggy, on his account, as he is not mar
ried to her. Another, recommending
a cow, said she would give good milk
year after year, without having calves,
because it run in tiie breed, as the came
of a cow that never had a calf.
Temperance puts wooden the fire,
flour in the barrel, meat in the tub, vigor
in tfie body, intelligence in the brain, and
spirit ia tlie whole composition of man.
'Iffncs for a reply,' as the hungry
dog said when scratching si the dc&r
fer a tone.
corxTits.
Adams
Attala
A 111 It!!
Itohvar
Carroll
Chickasaw
Choc law
Copiah
C ark
Cuvie;;! Ti
Coahoma.
t.'lail oi ne
Desoto
Frank!!:!
(.'ree'i
Hinds
iliilnies
Hancock
Harrison
Itawamba
f.s.sa;uiia
.!as't -1
Jackson
Junes
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Kemper
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hawrenee
hafayeiio
Lowndes
Leake
Madison
Marshall
Monroe
Marion
Noxubee
e.shoba
A'cwton
Oktibbeha
Potiola
Pike
Pontotoc
Perry
J'ankiu
Scott
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nirs.
north-west quarter
west half oi norih-east qr
west half of foulh-wcst qr
! south-east quia ter
j west half
I north-cast quarter
j 1
j north-west quarter
; west half of south-west qr
' south-east quarter
i west half
ror.
t! Sid
5
:i so 1
east half cf north east qr
IS ir.AKK COVXTI.
west half of nortli-webt qr
south-west ijitarter
iiorlh-v.i'.st ; 1:11 1 r
tvi st h If of s nr.h-west qr
east haif
oast iialf of r; ulli-w est qr
north-oast quarter
west hah" of south-east qr
ea-t half of south-west qr
' south-west quarter
(i 4'2:j '
(i WW"
5 7l;i;
t: 0 1 .7
1 1;,!)
a oi;t
7 ;iu:i
2 iss
1
7 010 '
r. .r)5i
1 o'7 north-east quarter
, ' - 1 east had ol riorin-tvest qr
J 4 1) 1 ' . 1 r .1
y , west had ol north west, qr
n ?:ti : north-west qu trier
I 570 not til half
1 405 south-east quarter
west half of south-east qr
east half of smnh-west qr
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15
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4
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5
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8
8
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y
y
11
17
17
17
19
19
20
no
2
ia
13
l'i
12
S5
31
S
10
17
17
13
18
21
23
23
27
28
23
31
4
5
22
27
27
1 nil" norih-wcstqrof north-west qr 2
Wunfiowcr(18-l 1-5)5 M-i !)7
Simesuii 1 '100 1 1
8mith
Tippah
Tisheminzo
Tallahatchie
Tunica
W ashington
Warren
Wayne
Wjkin-.on
AV instoo,
Yazoo
Va'a busha
Total
1 075 HO
7 r 5 1
3 7 H 1 1
f. 513 U7
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27 3:u !
1 I ho s )
13 5s 4 y:j
'i (,:-5 sfj
17 215 77
C 113 777 05
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1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
1
1
1
1
1
COfil east hall ol siatm-east qr
7 :-y.) east half of niirth-east qr
" south cast Y.iarter
if) .l!!',' i soutli west (punier
(; r,j 1 east half of south-east qr
S 105 souih-east ijtiarter
5 niio east Iialf of south-west qr
2 17 west half
" G'J 1 '. west half of south-west qr
1101 1 o-ciM ijuarier .
east half of Miuth-east qr
4 (I5S
3 7 05
(7 south-east quarter
1 5us ; east half of north-west qr
3i;l j easi lialf of soolh-west qr
0 J-jy ' norlh-east qrhf n w qr
2 500 ! wosl '1;,'f
1 1 000 ; cast half of soiu'i-east qr
'J lis'.! ! west half of south-west qr
1 81 (J i north-east ouartcr
irmnhlndf
Ct ! south-east quarter
1 3V-.' j 'l'be above laml. were pnrchaseil hy me,
3 5C3 I at Tax Sa'c 'J'be time for re lemption lias
4 311 j run out. ami I will jrive ;;oocl bargains In
4 7t'(i : tiiosc who waoit K purchase, making such
7 (i3 1 lilies as arc U'steil in in? by virtue of said
j Tax Kales. (L V. 1IAKLOW.
IlltiSsj' Kosciusko January, 1810
J AW
13
31
32
10
2."
25
12
17
18
18
31
31
31
31
31
31
20
21
32
33
33
T
13
13
13
11
11
11
11
11
14
11
15
10
11
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
1 i
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
18
13
13
14
14
14
15
15
15
15
10
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
-9
10
11
11
11
It
11
10
10
10
11
11
12
VZ
12
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
12
11
11
11
11
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under repeated, attacks of clulU and lever,
especially iluriii-' the fall and spring
months, i w as induced to try various rem
edies, but nothing seemed to be effectual,
until I tried Dr. Tyler's ague and fever
pills, which stopped the chi Is before I had
taken half the box. This was over a year
since, and I hue remained perfectly free
from any symptoms of a return to this
most loatnsome disease.
GEO. M. WjtlT.
lUrmronE, Dec. 15, 1843.
Dr. G. K. Tylir: Dear sir: It is with
great pleasure that I announce to you a
perfect restoration of my health by the use
viotTmr. mm,,,,..,
i ur tfa turt 1 ,, .;. r'lt.,
Knniltrvt W ., , ( ' fw f.
Jhmnuttnry, Kn,m , ;)(.
Infammahn ,f ,),, J " "''utl,
KhLumatun,, ChuLc l)J' 1
Low Sfjinh. e, 'l'' Ityu,'
DR. GORDON'S riUS M . , '
ick man'. friJn ve ,ru!r h
Family ,hod be .yj
timely adnunisiraiion u. I lhe,f
pam anr! sifltring, ainUav
prevent
ma) valua,
ble lives.
Thps. Pip. ......
cordon ,n by h-
observation upon (he nature of Ci'iT'"1
medicines, and ,he eflcrt which ihi fnl
iluce upon different cnnstisiiiiongin?, "
forms of disease. '1 hPU k" In Nar"'
'egeiable kiD.
purgative medicine, which T a" 1
general use, those of which thlt- for
O four in c:illl.lt!r ih'IU. I ImH hppn Sllf.
0 ; ft rili 1; from Chills and Fever lor eighteen
5 j or twenty months, during which time I
5 i tnok live' bottles of Uovcand's Tonic Mix
r j lure, Dr. Sherman's Fever and -4gue ho
r ' zenges, Dr. Love's Vegetable Elizir.Jiee
0 tier's IVvvtlers, Harks, Quinine, Thom'pso-
sively H,,ed by some of our n.os, ,,fliu'
Fhys.cian.sa.id ly roanv nr"
for severa. years; and such ha 1 les
satisfactionVhicl, iheha?,1?;
is firm y believed that th K
dom do, not furnish any ti2 S
composed. They do not eonui J
hich these pils
ot contain Calon
ral nranni-n.;
are composed enUrclyofeoeeottSTv?
etable extracts carefu'ly prepared and
comoinea as xo ue Certain, Safe, and Eon,
111 their. enerawB-should it be otherS?
the stomach and bowels contain foul 12
acrid bt ious matter-showing great neces
say lor purgative medicine.
These Pills do not require particular at
tention to die: or drink; and may be taken
at all times when most convenient without
the fear ol increased liability to take cold
It is asserted by many that Fevers, and
in iact ah diseases, are caused byanim
pure state of the Blood. The impurities
which usually pass off by the bowels and
various other out ets, being retained in the
blood, renders it unfit for the nourishment
and support of the different parts of i:e bo.
dy. This produces disease and that mn
. , . .. 1...U . . I
i nian Medicines, Arsenic, Herbs, and in fact 1
5; almost all the popular remedies I could
bear ol; and yet received no lasting beneht. I
The cbii's were stopped by Quinine and I
other things, but alter a lew days or weeks
tl..,,. iv.nM ini.iin -nrQin fi c Vn A ni tvnriu ; iVm ..,..tiw. ..1.,'aU i
unj ..iuiu uiuiii "-"' """vi ..v.w ui ,111. saiLiu itmtu IS WCBliCSl Is UOi'
than hefoie. Towauls the last, the chills easily affected.
eatne only every jhinl day, and these were The Uowels being the principal channe1
follow ed by fever ol such severity as to at- throueh which a exeat nortion ofthp imm..
y t if ci niy 1 1 asoii, ami ii cs ivunii iictcsjai y
y fer some one to watch with mc until the
parowsin passed cti". At iast I procured a
':1.... .-lillc nil, I r,lt. trAktf.ii-j.r.t!sll...(.Or....il... - jr.. . ,
lva l'i Jim j, mo, mm uuij nnn win ui Hit uimcia die IUC 1I1UM tUeClUal, aflU IH
9 them; this so completely stopped the chills, ! Iact, almost the only way by which a gen
9 ; that I have never had a return of them up ; erai impression can be made upon the sys
y ; to this time, (nearly two years.) and near a ; tem, it is perfectly reasonable to suppose,
y ; vrar of this tune was passed in the same j that nearly all diseases will be cured, orat
() place w here I first caught the disease. j least, much benefitted by a judicious uscof
' ; That my case is not one cured by chance, i purgative medicines. If a phyMcian is
' is proven from the fact that four pills out called to a patient, what is the first thing
11 . ol' I lie sninp ho v cured t ".'int. Tv.'nbpn liank. I donp' Hp nrixrrilips n rt.-ice nr m nf nnr.
gative meiticines; and ihen. altera day or
rities-of the system are discharged.il is
evident that whatever acts beneficially ca
mem inusi ce conducive to health. And as
y ; so effectually that he has never had the
(j ' docase since, v heieas before he often suf
j feted from it. Two other persons were al-
i so cured by the contents ol this s-ame box,
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0 : of it, although they both reside where they
U ; are exposed every season.
gj I know seveial others who have been
cured by your pills, but it is unnecessary
to detail their cases. The best certificate
two, if the patient is no bitter, he gives him
another dose of purgative medicine, and.
so on;doing some other little things but
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and they neither of them have had a return J the main reliance for a cure is upon the
ehect produced by purgative medicines.
Therefore if you are sick, de ay not, but
take a few doses of Dr. Cordon's Vegetable
Family Fills, and te again, restored to
health.
For sale by
CHRONICLE OFFICE, Kosciusko.
J. M. THOMPSON, do..
CLARK & M'ADOGY, do
M. 11. IRVING, French Camp.
An 3 on enquiry will be found in all the
towns and villages in the State. Enquire
for Gordon's Family Pills.
May 21, 1816 20m6
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' 1 of their eliiciency in Chills and Fever, will
9 j be a few doses, and il they are as beneficial
9 j lo others as they have been to mc, they
y may be truly called a public blessing.
1 am with much respect, your
obed'i servant, 11ESKV BRISCOE
For sale by
CHRONICLE OFFICE, Kosciusko.
CLARK & M'ADOUV, do.
01 IN M. THOMPSON, do.
M. R. IRVINU, French Camp.
And on enquiry, may be found in all the
towns and villages in the State.
May 11, 184G. :9:6m.
PETERS PILLS.
IF there was ever a medicine that merited
the public praise for the good it has
done in relieving the sick and the distres
sed, it certainly must be Peters' Vegetable
Pills: it would lake a volume to contain all
the complimentary evidence in their favor.
Those who have once tiied these pills
VI El! 31 AX'S COra II LOZENGES
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u : 1.. ,' r ! . , n r.
0 ! tfenx. W loirinn Cuvh, Attlma, Tightnns vf l know hov- to appreciate their good quail
0 : the l.itmrs vr f7, Ac., Ac. The proprietor tie- To those who know nothing of their
1 1 ... . '. 1 . I ii vnnii.in ih proprietor
u ! ii.is ih-ci i.iiowrian instance wnere tney
(j did ma give perfect satisfaction. Several
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r. , uiousiOHi uo.i:s i,,ivf ceen soiu witnin tne
l:lSt VCl'ir. ll'.isloi'i 11 nr tn hpnlili nov.niL; in I
1. " ' ' "r- .. v , . . ji.viii.i All (41
J most every stage of consumption, nnd those
u i laboring under the most distressing colds
0 j and coughs. They do not check and dry
C ; up the cough, but render it easy, promote
q ! e.xpeetoratioa. a ay the tickling or irrita
.. 1 tion, nnd remove the proximate or exciting
' i cause. They ate made from a combination
J j i f the most valuable expectorant, cr cotfgh
(1 1 incdicines, and are uiidoubtedly superior
0 1 lo cveryihing in u.-e for those complaints.
q I Hundreds upon hundreds of certificates
have tieen ollercd ol llieir wenderlul vir
taes, from thosoQflfo have been saved from
an untimely grave, and restored to perfect
health, bv using them.
SURKMAN'S WORM LOZENGES,
1)Rt)VEU in more than 4U0.U0U cases to
be infailib e; the only ceriain worm-destroying
medicine ever discovered. Many
diseases arise from worms and occasion
long and intense suffering and even death,
without their ever being suspected; grown
y persons are very often adlicted with them
and are doctored for various complaints,
without any benefit; when one dose of these
Lozenges would speedily cure them.
For sale by
CHRONICLE OFFICE, Kosciusko.
May 21, 184 G 20m 6
excellence as a medicine tne prep..
would submit the following letters anucei-
i(Im in isfra lo rs .No t ice
LETTERS of Administration having
be-ii granted lo the undersigned, at
Hie March Term, x. u. 184G, of the Probate
Court of Attala County, Mi., on the Estate
of Ralph Blaekman, deceased, late of said
county, therefore
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
those holding claims against the same are
hereby notified to present them, duly au
thenticated, within the time prcscribed by
law, or thev w ill be forever barred.
JOHN II. CHESNUTT,
Administrator of Ralph lilackman, decM.
March 7, 181G IthGw
tificates :
TESTIMONIALS OF CURES.
Had there been but space sufficient, the
proprietor might insert hundreds of letters
under this head, but as it is, he can only
find room for a few of the shortest.
Albaht.N. V.. Jan. 1, 1838.
Sir 1 take much pleasure in bearing
testimony to the efficacy of your pi i
removing bile from the stomach, and in ai.
complaints emanating from ,rJat s0c
Yours, lespectfullv.GEO. HULL, M. D.
Dear Sir I have made a frequent ; use 0
vour rills in the incipient stage "
Fevers ond obstinate ccnst.pat.on of j
bowels, also in the enlargement oi iw
Spleen, Chronic Diseases of the i Lner,
Headache, Genera' Debility, and in I "
ses have found them tobe r eftjJf
Mr.cKtENBFBo Co.. Va., , 1837.
Having -used Dr. Peters' P I in "Jj
practice fSr the last twelve months, I
pleasure in giving my t.mony ofge
Ud effects in cases fr;,
Headache, Bilious Fevers, and other ot
eases, produced by inactivity of the "J
Theyarea peculiariynud ye effic..,f
purgative medicine, 8,,uIihw"";re?crihed
any, griping or nausea. . hav J &cbes
them with much success in sick
1 slight bilious fevers. r,
Extractor a letter by Pr. Jo"Ph
ms, of Burlington,
I cordially rccommena . n(,roUs
tni dly effective and in no case u- in
family medicine. They are P c" 7sual
fiuential in costivencss and a 1 1
diseases of the digestive organs.
CHRONICLE OFFICE, Kosclo?0
CLARK & M'ADOR.
... JOHN M. THOMPSON.
. M. IL I R VINO, 'Kail the
nd on enquiry, may -be : found
towns and villages in the State.
May 14, 1840.
and slight bilious fevers.
Trtrnr
liams, of Burlington, vi.. , Pii as a
menarcH... - ,
10, 1837.