The Southern journal., August 26, 1845, Image 4

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“DTsTuUTHMr^
Permanently located in Monti
cello, offers hts professional servi
ces to the citizens of this village and its
vicinity.
May 2 7,1845-48-ly.
DR.H.C. GARNER.
BEING permanently located in Monti j
cello, offers his professional services j
to the citizen? o( the town and surround- I
ing country. lie can he found at the
Eagle Hotel or at Dr. Hush's old office
when not professionally engaged.
April 8, 1845-39-ly
WILLIAM VANNKRSON,
attuhvkv at u\r,
AND
SOLICITOR /.V CHANCERY,
Moticello, Miss.
ERACTISES in the Circuit Court of
Copiah, Pike, Lawrence, Marion,
Simpson, jCovington, Smith, Hancock and
1’ianklin counties; the Superior Court of
Chancery for the 2d Chancery District
holden at Monticello, and tlio Superior
Courts of the State holden in the Capital
at llie city of Jackson. Ho nine attends,
on special calls elsewhere in his profession, i
particularly in Criminal^ases.
April 29, 1815—42-fy. j
Law Notice.
_—.« •«•( Pm o nr i 1 pit
will practice in the Circuit Courts of:
the 4th Judicial District of this State, also j
in the Superior Court of Chancery, and j
High Court of Errors and Appeals. Busi-1
ness intrusted to them will receive prompt J
(attention.
;j'hos. W. \Valsh, j Theodore S. Swift, j
Gallatin, / Monticello,
Copiah County. ) Lawrence County.
March 17, 1845-36-ly
LAWNOTOa.
Buckner harms and john d
BOWEN will practice law in part
nership in the Circuit Court of Lawrence
county. Business entrusted to either will
receive their joint attention.
The office of Buckner Harris, is at
Gallatin; that of John D' Bowen is at
Monticello.
June 4,1844 —47—ly.
O. F7 M’CARTY,
toruev and Counsellor at l.nw.
Office,
Monticello,
Missitsippi.
April 23, 1813. . 41 ly.
Dentistry.
BW. HOLLOWAY, Surgeon Den
a list, returns his thanks to a gene
rous public for their liberal palionage, and
hopes to merit a continuation of their con
fidence—has located himself at Colum*
bia, Marion County, where lie may al
ways be found unless professionally ab
sent. Orders promptly attended to.
Dec 10, 1841 . 22-1 y
FORI1 & WILCOXT
Cotton I' actors,
And General Commission Agents,
No. 22 COMMON STREET,
New Orleans.
Refer to
Dr. J . VV. Pendleton, Monticello, Miss.
Nathaniel Collins, Marion county, Miss.
Chas. A. Folsom, Gainsville, Miss.
Leonard Kimball, Hobolechittn, Miss.
Hon.J. H. Horne, C’lntke county, Miss.
Rev. If. J. Hundley, “ “ “
Hon. 8. R. Adams, Jasper county, Miss.
Rev. John Watts, “ »•
Dec- 3, 1844 21—11
Fashionable Tailoring.
OPHOMAB HARLEY, receutly (rom
-*• Gallatin, having located at Monti
cello, will attend to all orders in the
“Tailoring Business,” and flatters him
self that he is able to give general satis
faction in cutting and making of all kinds
of gnrments, having had much experience,
and at such places as required particular
attention to cutting, and neatness in
sewing.
Orders from the country particularly
attended to. His prices are moderate, in
accordance with the times.
April 1 1845-38-5m
Dr. Champion's Vegatable Ague
MEDICINE.
A safe and certain cure for chills and
fever,in all its complicated terms;
also un effectual remedy for fever of every
description.
The increased demand for this medicine
is an evidence to the propritor, that it must
and will be the prevailing practice in fe
ervs. It is now in general use through
out all the Western and Southern Slates
and Texas, and the demand for the medi
cine has so greatly increased, that the pro
prietor has not been able to fully supply
many parts of the country during the last
season. It may he relied on in all cases
to cure the chills and fever the first day—
Bilious fever,Typhus fever, Nervous fe
ver, Congestive fever, Winter and Scarlet
fevers all \ idd to the use of this medicine,
and are cured by this system of practice in
a shorter time, and .with much more cer
tainty than by any other system that has
been recommended. Each box contains
twenty-four pills—twelve of which w-ilij
cure an yc ordinary case of chills and fever.
The large amount of sales having redu
red the price to One Dollar per Bor.
—ALSO—
Vegetable, Anti-Bilious, Anti-Dyspep
tic PuriJjing and cathartic Pills.
Possessing four important combined ptop
ertrea fbrthe cure of diseases, carefully
ind correctly combined one article to assist
ihe eliect o! the other, for the benefit of the
lealth of mankind.
This medicine is recommended to the
attention of those affl-.tMed with Liver com
|>1 lint. Dyspepsia, Dropsies, Bilious hab
its, CosUvcne-s, Cholera Morbus, Rheu
matism, ScrnfFtila, foul stomach, depraved
appetite, Worms, Jaundice, Head-ache j
and sick stomach, palpitation of the heart,!
Diarrhoea, Nervous affections, obstructed 1
menstrutions, Dysentary or Flux, Heart-!
burn. While-swelling, and all those diSoag-1
es arising from impure blood
Brice twenty-five cents per box, with;
full directions and ample testimonials of
ihe efficacy of these medicines.
Belleville, l'cb. 17, lSdf>.
We the undersigned,citizens of Belle
ville, Illinois, hereby-'ceriifv, that we are
personally acquainted with Dr. Champion,
of this place, and have been fi>r several
years* and have the utmost confidence in
him as a Physician;—that-lie i«, in this
community, and deservedly so, a popular
Pin sician.
We further certify that we have used
Ins pills in our families for several vears.
and find them to be a valuable, efficient
and safe medicine fur the cure of diseases
lor which they are recommended, Thai
they are in high repute in this community,
and of the celebrity and good effects of the
pills we have heard much from this and
the various other s'ales in which they are
so extensively used We think them’wor
thy of high recommendation.
W. F. Boyakin, Pastor of the Baptist
church; Thomas Harrison, minister of
the Methodist E. church ; John Reynolds,
Ex-Governor of Illinois; Win, McClintie.
Clerk, of county commissioner’s Court;
JolinD. Hughes, Probate Justice; Rich
;l rH flrtV Pnf/trrlif ‘"•Jf . W
C. Kinney, Clerk of St. Clair Circuit
Court; James Mitchell, Post Master; L.
I). Morrison, Representative in the Eegis
ialure; Set 11 Catlin, Representative in the
Slate Senate; L. I). Cahannc. proprietor
of 1 hr? Stonni Mill.
03”Fi>r sale hv
' D. r. N. TURNER.
Monticello, June 10, 18-15. 48-6in
r
nnilESE l’ills, wherever they have been
fmly tried,have established an en
viab'e celebrity, and arc daily superceding
all o'her preparations of medicine, in cur
ing those diseases for which they are re
commended. They are recommended by
: the faculty as the best cathartic and ape”
! riont medicine in use. In tine the goner
jal voice of the community give th in the
i decided preference, and from their desi
j sion there is no appeal.
The following is from Mr. Isaac M
Thomas, merchant, at Talladega Springs,
\ Alabama.
Talladega Springs, Talladega co , )
Alabama, Aug. 17, 1812. ^
This is to certify that 1 have been nhiict
od with sick headache, dyspepsia, and liv
er complaint and costiveness (or the last
eight or nine years, during which time 1
had taken, as well as 1 recollect, about
sixty noxes oi uecKwntrs nits, twelve
boxes of Champion’s and Brandretli’s pills,
all of which afforded me but little or no
telief.
At last, I was recommended to try Dr.
Spencer's Vegetable Pills, and veil ] did,
for I never bad but one attack of the ri k
headache alter I commenced taking the
Pills, (now about six monies,) and lean
didIv confess that I have derived more real
benefit from the use of Spencer’s Pills
that 1 have ever taken, and 1 would earn
estly recommend them to all, a- being
in tnv opinion the best medicine m use tor
all lingering complaints. The Pills have
done me so much good, that 1 would not
feel willing to be without them lor live
dollars a box; and 1 cannot but feel very
grateful to Dr. Spencer for having prepur
ed such a valuable medicine, and the dis
tribution ol it is conferring a very great
favor on the public, as it is a thing of the
utmost importance that every family should
have a supply of Dr. Spencer’s truly val
uable Pills constantly on band.
ISAAC M. THOMAS.
X -
Marion, Perry o«., Ala. 1
June 3, 1S43. )
4 Spencer, M. D.
Dear Sir—It is nine months since your
agent left with me a quantity of your Anti
Bilious Pills; I did not believe that much
could be done with them, for they were a
new medicine to us and we were largely
supplied with Peter's, Moffat’s and other
similar pills, which were well known here;
but from the testimonials of the efficacy
ol your Pills in Bilious diseases, sick
headache, dyspepsia, bowel complaints,
Aic. &c., it was not long before some were
induced to make trial of them. Thev
were at once found to be just what thev
professed to he; and from that day to this,
their popularity has been rapidly in<j)-cas«
ing. I have sold during the last few
months three hundred and t" enly fcqxes.
You may calculate upon a large sale ol
them during the corning season. I wish
you to send me six or seven hundred box
es as soon ns convenient. Send them
to the care of I. C. Dubose & co,, Mobile,
Alabama.
Yours truly, v
' II. F. GODDEN.
'Ihompkins' Bluff, Sumpter co , /
Alabama. Jan. 4, 1843. )
Dr. A. Spencer:
Dear Su— I wish you to forw ard me
a large supply of your pills; I don’t think
three hundred boxes too large a quantity
to send. 1 sold one hundred a rid sixtv
boxes the last six months; they me the
most popular pill iu this place. For bil
ious complaints, sick headache, dyspepsia,
ar.d such like diseases, they arc consider
ed almost an infallible remedy. I have
been agent lor Dr. Peter’s pills and for
merly sold a large nmounl \ early. JJ it
I now sell three dozen of your pills to one
of his. My customers think them seper
ior to Peter’s or iinv other pills.
Respectfully yours,
6. C. KELSEY.
Price 25 cents pet box, with all di
rections.
For Sale l>v
D. F. N. TURNER, Agent,
•lane 10 1845-48-6m
^ll. ItOiiljO OUoll L-Jou.lOliJ
are now rapidly superseding every
other pieparation in the iclief of coughs,
colds, asthma, whooping cough, tightness
of the chest, and all pulmonary complaints
leading to Consumption and death.
Miirion Co. Miis. f cb. 25, J?-13.
Da. Hull—Dear Sir—Hiving been
appointed agent lor the sale of your medi
cine?, I have the pleasure of informing
you that they are in great demand, espe
cially your Worm and Cough Lozenges,
vvhi h are considered by those w ho have
used them.as the best medicine in the world
for tho euro of these complaints for which
they are recommended. Permit me brief
ly to relate a single instance.of the effect
of your Cough Lozenges. 'i he wife of
Mr. Mathew Dryout.hid been very un
well for about ten months with asthma.—
She had become so weak as to be unable
loattend loanv kind of dome-tie rmolov.
mrnt, and was obliged to keep her bed for
sever..I days in succession. Daring nil
this time she had ihe regular attendance
of a Physician; yet under Ids treatment,
continued to dee,line, so that Mr. Bryant
was much alarmed, tearing she might not
recover. ^Finally she thought best to
j make trial of your Cough Dozcngcs, nod
i try the use of only two boxes was restored
i to health, and is now ns well as she even
j was. Yours, respectfully,
JACOB POPE,
i (gj-lVif'e 23 cents per box.
1 Fur sale l.v
n.'F.N. TURNER, Agent.
May 13,1815.-44-6m.
1MPOKTAN 1' CAUTION.
CERTAIN REMEDY FOR CIIFTT,!
AND FETERS.
FipHE public are bcrcbv cautioned a
JL gainst being imposed upon hv pay
ing in these bard times one dollar am
twenty-five or one dollar ami fifty cent:
for a box of pills or a bottle ot any kind o
medicine to cure chills and fevers, whei
a box ot Hull’s Fever and Ague and Anti
Fever pills can he had for only One Dot
lur that have never tailed tri a single in
stance ot curing the chills and fevers—
when used according to the directions ac
companying them. Remember this, am
the next time get Hull’s Pills, and therein
save your half a dollar.
For sale by
a. i . i ft firm.
June 10 1855—lS-Gm
MULL’S Worm Lozenges nave now
been m use, in the Southern and Wes
tern States upwards of 12 months, during
which time thay have gained for -them
selves a popularity unprecedented in tin
annals of medicines. In over 50,000 ca
ses they have proved nn infallible remedy
for the deal ruction of those reptiles witlm
which are the means ol sweeping offhun
dredsund thousands of the most blooming
children and youth, severing the chords o
affection, and forever blastingthe fondesi
hope of the parent. So great has theii
efficacy invariably proven, that they maj
well be called the only certain worm des
troying medicine in use, and toe greatest
discovery ever made fut expelling the. va
rious kinds of worms that so frequently
and disressingly annoy both children nni:
j adults. Many diseases arise from worms
i and occasion long and intense suffering
I and even death, without their ever being
suspected. Grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, and are doctored for
various complains without any benefit,
when oneor two doses of these Lozenges
would speedily cure them. They area
certain remedy, and so pleasant to the
taste, that children cry for them, and eat
them,as readily as a common peppermint
j Lozenge. Wherever they have been us
ed they have received the rrrost flattering
j commendations from Physicians, heads ol
families, and Ihe public generally. Much
| more might Ik sard in I heir favor, of the
i safety with which they may lie administer
ed to persons ofall ages and sexes; of the
vast extent and magnitude the suffering
and death occasioned by worm®; of the irn
potency of most of the preparations which
i heretofore have been presented to the
! community as a remedy
Fayette, Jefferson County,
Miss., Dec. 20, 1842.
Dr. Hell,—Dear Sir—I deem it due
I to you and the public generally, to coni
municate the great benefit my family has
derived from the use of your Worm Lnzen
I grs. A child of mine was aitacked one day
j with what we call worm tits, she I ad seven
in succession, we administered the pro
i scribed dose ol your Worm Lozenges
| which relieved Iter immediately, and "af
fected a complete cure; previous to .this
we had several ol our children taken with
thn same fits and died.
Yours truly'.
JOHN J‘. STAMPLY.
Fayette, Jefferson County,
Mi.-8. Den. 20, 1842.
Calvin E Mull. M. D.—Dear Sir,—
We take the liberty of addressing you, to
express our gratitude for the great benefit
our families have derived from the use of
your Worm Lozenges; we do most sin
cerety believe them to be by fir the most
excellent nnd successful vermifuge with
which we were ever acquainted.
SIMON GUI LM A NOT, i
Oil \RLES T. M1I.ES.
DAVID SULLIVAN
Price 25 cents per box
For sale by
D ‘ F. N. TURNER Agent.
May 13, 1845-44-Gm.
GRAY’ INVALUABLE
PATENT OIMTMEST,!
For the cure of
White swellings, Scrofulous and i
other Tumors, Ulcers, Sore
Legs, old and fresh Wounds, ;
Sprains, and Bruises, kwel- i
lings, and Inflammations, Scald \
Head, H omens Sore.-Breasts,
Rheumatic Pains, Tetters-, E•
nipt ions, Chilblains, Whitlows\
Biles, Piles, Corns. Snake i
Bite, Spider Bite. Bile of .Mad
Dogs, and cases of the rising'
of the. Hip Joint, or external i
I diseases generally.
| (Krl’iicc f>0 cent? per box.
i For 1 r* hv
• i). F. N. TURNER, Agent,
f May 13, 1845-44-6m.
Proposals
For publishing, in the City of Wash
ington, a new daily, semi weekly,
and -weekly, democratic republican pa
| per, to be entitled
UNITED STATES JOURNAL,
BY JESSE E. DOW & CO.
The first number of our new paper will
be issued on the first (lay of May next, with
an entire new dress—new type, li e white
i jMper, with other important alterations and
1 improvements. The paper will be devoted
to a fearless exposition of democratic piin
ciples; it will zealously and unremittingly
oppose eiw;h and every effort to establ sh a
mammoth monarchy bank and other mis
chievous corporations and consolidations-of
wealth, which subvert the rights of the
people and undermine the pillars of the
republic; it will oppose an oppressive and
anti-republican tariff system, the assump
tion of the State debts by' the general gov
ernment, and all other federal principles
which have an inevitable tendency to des
troy public prosperity as well as individual
happiness. Against nil such political delu
si'Mi we shall wage unchanging, uncompro
mising war.
1 lie Farmer and the Mechanic, who pro
(tuce ail the real capital of ihe nalion, will
find in our paper an unwavering champion
of their inalienable rights: the longcherish
ed principles of the editors are too well
known to the public to require any pledge
upon litis point. To the miscellaneous rie
pm t meet, particular attention will be do vot
ed; the ladies will always find in our co
utnns a choice selection from the current
literature of the day, ns well ns original
contributions from the most talented wri
ters of which our country can boast. A
general summary of foreign and domestic
news will he furnished.
The conductors have already secured Ihe
! aid and co-oporaiion of a large number or
| thejinosl distinguished literary and political
| writers of ihe day; arrangements will also
be made, at the earliest period possible, to
embellish ourcolumns by the contributions
of correspondents from1 abroad. With this
brief and imperfect outline of our plan, we
very respectfully submit our claims to an
extensive patronage to the consideration of
a generous public.
THEOPMII.US FISK, )
JESSE E. DOW, $ Editors.
terms:
Daily paper per year, in advance, $10 00
“ lor Ices than a year, $1 per month.
Semi-weekly per year, in advance, 5 CO '
“ “ lor less lltan a year, 50 els.
per month.
Weekly paper per year, 2 00 '
“ “ for six months, 1001
Subscriptions lo the Daily for less lhan j
two, 'to the Semi-Weekly for less linn four,j
or to the Weekly for less than six months,'
will not be received.
If not within the year, the Daily paper
I will be £ 12, the Serni Weekly go and ihe
' Weekly g'2 50 a year.
Subscribers may discontinue their pa
j pers atany time LA paying for the lime they !
; have received them; but not without.
Those who subscribe for a year, and'do
■not, at, the limeot subscribing, order a dis
continuance at the end of it, will be consi
dered subscribers until I hoy order the paper
1 'O be stopped, and pay arrearages.
2 1'L i! I t V TUB III. 00 D
f ' MOFFAT’S |
I VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS I
^ AND >.
H . Th.e ?“,i?h "ni1 CnvieJ,1Ce!ebr,i,y which lhc3e Pre-eminent Medicines have acquired for tl.eir V
invariable efhcacy in all the diseases which they profess to cure, has rendered the usual ^
S preetiee of pntfin? not only unnecessary, but unworthy of them. They are known hr ”
< «'«r fruits.; their good works testify for them, and they thrive not by the faith of the **
^ IN ALL CASES OF ' fs
a SpSTrsisrs 1 £§*.««« S
.. f.'Iflififili'U!; SzSJSSSissf , °
— these diseases prevail, they will cine, is , ennaient. Try >hem be oLrilMm? «****”’’'.“'I* ©
H be timid iiivclunblt. Piaolera, . .sl.sGed! *nd be rurc^ i LP"j ” f / r J t s"’‘J h
Farmers, mfi others, who rnce Fovlueu of the Complexion. ‘"e ase ol the Life Medicates Sf
use these Medicine, will never GENERAL DEBILITY Pa,*TV a. . . n
afterward* be without them. Gvut. “.n4, l0. J*1® head, *tde, h%ek,
Bilious Chohc and Serous loose- Giddiness. limb*, joints, and orgeat. C*
mss. Gravel R H E UM A TI S M.—Than if t*
Burr. Headaches, of every kind. % Aided with this terrible disease ^
Co'tiveness. Inward Fever. j will besure of relief by the Life
rr\ anJ Coughs. Inflammatory Rheumatism. Medicine*.
( iohe. Impure Blood. Rush of Blood to the head. Hi
£3 CONSUMPTION. Used Jaundice. Scurvy.
^ with the greatest success in this Lau of .1 npetite ■ Naif Rheum.
disease. LIVER COMPLAINTS. Swellings. ©
.Corrupt Humors. Leprosy. SCROFULA or KING'S ^
. ^ ~ Looseness. ®^^t in it* worst form*.
DYSPEPSIA. No person MERCURIAL DISF. AS- i Ulce™ qf every description. w
di,,ei1,8® Es- Never fail* to eradicate en- W O R M S , ofall kind*, are effee- ^
PQ should delay using these medi- tirely all the effect* of Mercury tually expelled by the** medi- ^
cines umnedlately. infinitely «oooer ti.au the most- cine*. Parents will do well to
^ : FniindO. 1 thC Skn powerful preparation of tiers.,- administer them whenever their ©
« SHCS aA.,. 1 *
© vtmn aara tcs&s sstiranBasuB *
BCJja«.w:^r*'ssr rjrvrvarjHEi jaaiar
© And thus remove all disease from the system. w
5 A. ,ins'r ,ri.a' wiI.' p'ace L i F E PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS beyond the re.eh of cob- U
petition, in the estimation of every patient. 7 o~
n* nRT Prepared and sold, wholesale end retnli, by DX. W I X. Is X Alii 23. KOITAT. 33* ©
P5 Broadway, comer of Anthony street, New York. A •
££ 7?'* ^e,i?inr. ?/t,ies? rned,c‘Deg are now put up in white wrappers aud labels, together with a pamphlet, call#! ^
>.1off;it,s Good Samaritan,*’ containing the directions, &.c., on which is a drawing of Broadway froas Wall
street to our Office, by which strangers visiting the city can very easily find us. The wrappers and Samaritan* .
jrq are copyrighted, therefore those who procure them with the white wrappers ean be aisured (hat they are ^
genuine Be careful, am! do not buy those with yellow wrappers ; but if you da. be satisfied that the* come W
direct fro n us, or don t touch them. ' *
l or fiiIc by i). F N. 1 timer, Arrcnl, IM«>mice!Io, On. 8 Jp.f j 13-!t
V tvoVUac\\£,\\ T oot\\ac\\e\W j
"Sk \\7 »-0 w ould he troubled with this tor
i' f men ting pain when it can he cured '
without extracting the teeth?
DR. LACGUNT’S
egetable Toothache Jhlixir,
<A Certain and Immediate Cure.
Dh r.acoom having appointed several a-!
tjents for the sale ot itis valuable Drops
J>r the cure of the Toothache, can with
confidence* recommend it as an in fallible
euro in nil cases. Iiownvor «nvnnv rriil.irr
relief in a very few minutes, and that loo
"idiom any injury to the Teeth or Gums. >
!t possesses the property of enlivening the
j the Gums, w hen in a morbid slate, ami of ;
I le.-loring a healthy and vigorous action.!
i I'his medicine acts in snrli a manner as |
; tf> deaden the nerve of the tooth which is !
j the only way that it can he effecinalit j
j cured without extracting. The proprietor ■
i has known this rctnedy tried in more than
j twenty successive cases, and did not foil j
to cure in either case. One phial of the ;
i Drops, which cost hut 50 cents, is snlli-!
| cient to cure from lot..20eases ol Too h
arlie. Hundreds of persons have declar
ed that they would not he without a phial ;
of these Drops for 20 dollars
O^rPrice; 50 cents per phial.
For sale hv
D.F.N. TURNER, Agent !
Maj 13, 1815—14-(iin.
THE MAILS. I
A STATEMENT of the arrival and ;
X3L departure of the mails at lhook 11a- 1
ven, Lawrence County, Missiissijipi.
The Northern mail via Jackson, New-;
town, Line Store and Gallatin, arrives :
every Monday, Wednesday, nnr) Saturday i
hy 7 o’clock, P. M.. and departs lor Jack -
son every Sunday, Wednesday and Fri- 1
day, hy 4 o’clock, A. M.
The New Orleans mail, via Covington.
O, i k (i ro\ e a ml Ilol mes v ille, arri ves c verv ;
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, hy 7 i
o’clock, P. M., and departs for New Oi ’
leans every Tuesday,Thursday and Sun I
day, hy 4 o’clock, A. M.
The Montiecllo mail departs every 1
Wednesday and Sunday, hy 6 o’clock, A. f
M., and arrives the same day hy (J o’clock IJ
P. M. ‘ r
J he Nat cbez mail via Hamburg,Mead I -
Ghp and McCall’s (.'reck, arrives every i(
Saturday, hv 5 o’clock P. M.,and depurls j 1
every Thursday by 6 o’clock A. M. j I
i hi? mail is trenerallv facilitated hv thr ;'
tri-weekly via Gallatin. ' c
SA.M’L JAYNE. P. M. !
Rronkhaven, Mi., .Inn 1, 1845.
job PMHTma. j
lhis establishment will execute
in the neatest manner, ancl |
upon the most reasonable
terms everv kind of f
LETTER PRESS PRINTING 1
SUCK AS
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f
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t
cards Xnd policies, '
OF ALL KINDS
FOR MAGISTRATES, &C.
No pains will be spared to please s
all who may see fit to patronize jc
the establishment, both in
QUALITY AND PRICE. I
OUR TERMS ARE CASH. ,
□LANKS, of >11 kinds, on hand and j
sale at this nffiro
S he State of Mississippi,
I/.uvi!rNCe Corvty .
l’!io flunoiiiliiu Probate Court, April
term USJ5.
* 1!:- itiuKtsijruct! iiaviribeen nppoinf
t‘<‘ Aduiini-otatlnr at ilie above s< in
ted term of the Honorable Pm!,ate Court,
in and lor paid counts and ,State, on ihti
estate of THOMAS F.VR.KIS.. Into of
sii.! count\, deceased, notice is hereby
given to ail persons ii.dcbfed t-> the es
tate of said deceased t., route reward
aitd make immediate payment. Also,
to nil persons u ho may have claims
to.Must the nf*rcsatd rsmte. la'prcsGnt
tliem, duly authenticated, within the
'tine prescribed by la.v, or they will
ae lorevcr barred.
SAMUEL FALlllS,
Administrator.
April 00, I Sir, 4’2-6 tv
The State of Mississippi,
L* WHENCE CcfcWT .
Hie Honorable Probate Court, June ^
HE undersigned having been appoin
ted Administrator at toe above.' Ma
ed term ol the Honorable Probate Court,
n aid lor said county and state, on ihe
j.stnte of KEIJA PURVIS, late of Law
men county deceased—notice is hcre
iv given to all persons indebted to
lie estate of said deceased to come for
vard and make immedinte payment. Ai*
ai, to all persons u ho may itave claims
tgainst the said estate, to present them,
Inly authenticated within the time presen
ted by law,as this notice will be placed in
>ar to a recovery of nil claims against the
aid estate presented nfler that time
JOSIAI1 PURVIS,
Actin'r.
June 24, 1845-50-6«.
i ho State of Mississippi,
I .AWItKMCE CofXTV.
"he Ilonororable Probate ♦. ourt, May
term, 1845.
TMIE undersigned having been appoin
ted Administrator at the above stated
eniiof the linn. Prnhnfp Plllirt in nml fif
aid countv and State, on the es'ateot
OII N S I ERLING, late oi Law
cnce county deceased, notice is hereby
iven to all persons indebted to the estate
( the said deceased to come forward and
sake immediate payment. Also to all
ersons who may have claims against the
aid ( state to present them,duly authenii
ated within the time prescribed hv law,
s this notice will he placed in bar to a re
overvof all claims against the said es
ite presented after that time.
WILLIAM 'I,. STERLING,
Administrator.
May 27. 1815—46—6w
03-I‘LAN’i'A PION MI':DIC1NEs'_Co’
HE subscribers, aware of the int
JL portance to Planters and Physicians,
t having Medicines which ran he relied
a as fhf.sii and oenuine, have taken par
culnr cate in the selection ol their slock,
nd from the arrangements they lime
lade in London, Paris and New York,
ir receiving constant fresh supplies, they
.ill always he prepared to furnish Plan
srsand Physicians with Medicines, which
nev will guarantee of superior uuality
SICKLES &. ( -O. Di •llggists,
24 Magazine street. New Orleans.
Jan. 7, 184b—2li-6m
03”SICKLES Aa CO., 24 .Magazine
treet, New Orleans, Importers and
rs in Drugs and Medicines, Paints,
nd Dye Studs, have just opened their
VHOLE-SALE DRUG STORE; and
ow receiving an extensive assortment
'RUSH and GENUINE DRUGS
1EDICINES, which they oiler for
rices according to quality.
Jan. 7. 1 R45-26-fim