Hinds County Gazette from Raymond, Mississippi • Page 4

Professional Notices. Adyciiiwmcnts. Vicksbursr Artvtrtisciiiciits. Legal Notices. DRY GOODS FOR CASH OR APPROVED PAPER AT CASH PRICES.

NOKTI1 BROTHERS if Corner of Common and Magazine streets, respectfully inform ithe public and the purchasers of Dry Goods lint they Gave reduced Ihctr ponds lo Hie lowest pni.il, It- prices, anl ihey will continue to their Hock complete and well selected during the entire uiidii, Tliey will always aeltat a low prices at goods csu at any lime be offered In the city. The foilowiiijr article! are in Um slock winch Ibey olfer lor examination! 4-4 and 1 Lowell Ncirro Cottons: I twilled il and i Palanwo dodc, Canal Milltdodn; kenluckydodo; Alabama negro Liusevt nnii Bfrwvuj Kentucky Jeans and I.in-cys; nam Liinseys; wiieiino -I'laids; Maryland Penitentiary dot Kencedtle Lm-evs; v. hue Low. ell doi colored rin dm Florida do: Gia-irow Jeaiis: Waddio'ton Plants) do Jean; 4-4 and 1 Applclon brown Cotions; 4-4 ll.ipe do die. 4-4 Granite do do; 4-4 Massaekuietis do doi 4-4 Oneida do do, I'asxaic do do, 4-4 Gladding doilo; 4-4 Great I all do do, i I re-Inniits do do, Springfield do dn; Dwtpht do do; No Ml do do; 4-4 Bay Slate Bleached Shirtings; 4-4 Pitlstield do do; 4-4 Linen Fold do do; Hamilton do de; 6-4 and 12-4 Hamilton Bleached Sheetings; 6-4 Wahhani blown sheetings; 6-4 Lawrence do do; 6 4 Appl' tondo do; Hamilton do do; 6-4 and 1(1-4 no MarH do do; HMreturhorn blearlcil sheeting-; bleached and brown 11.

million ca ntnn Flannel; brown Hoe Skin do do; colored tlodot Salisbury Flannel; red do; while do; yellow do: jireeii do; twilled do; Rogers do; gauie do; Welch do; Birds' -eye Diaper; llncknhack do: scotch do; Russian dot cotton Id; 6 4, 7-4, 8-4 and lu-4 UamasK Linen, lie; lrih Linen; lng Lawns; Brilatiuias; Creas; Plnttillas; Jaconet Cravats; Plaid do; Mn. ii Ik do; black lialmu do; bin si Ik Twin; Mark Hewing- Silk; colored dodo; colored bonier white- Pocket Handkerchiefs; Verona llantlkerrliicls; Portrait do; blue and light Homal do; blue cotton do; cotton Flag do; Madras do; children's do; Cotton Foulard do; Brilamuadn; Linen Cambric do; silk do; L'nion Silk do: Turkey red dodo; Sp'uaifiehl do do; genuine Bandanna do; black Barcelona 'In; Colton Shawls; Prussian do; P.oh Roy Wuiile do; Corded Skins; Victoria do; Linen Crash; colored liordered linen Napkins and Table Clvths, brown linen Table Cloths; colion Napkins; cotton I' lihrell is; silk Ho; Gineham Ladies' Woollen Coinlbrlcrs; Rail Itoad Caps, a new article; Scotch Caps; Kilmarnock do; Ca'H'WiOt Cobtirg, Vicioria, Grecian and Brunswick Roots liir children; men's enshmere Uloves; Boys' do do; Mi'ii's buckskin do; white and colored Berlin do; black silk Braid; brown Rolls; Conl Binding; Men's silk under shirts and Drawrs; men's Lamhswool do do; men's Merino do ilo men's royal ribbed dodo, linen bosom Shirts: hickory striped do; twilled Slay Tape, linen awl cotton Tatie; linen Bobbin; quality Binding; Matirett do; Worsted Ccntre-Tahle Covers; Hoot Laeets; Corset do; Paper Cambrics; colored Silesiana; Idack cambrick (for coverimf umbrellas;) colored Cambric; white Jeans; white fatin Jeuns; blue and blown Jeans; black Tabby Velvet; bbiek, red. green and blue Bom ha black Bombaxine; blk Lasting; Caroline Plaids; Chamhray, Gmuhroon, Log Cidiin Cotton-ade; new style York Hamilton do: Chester do; Jean Mixtures, Colton Wadding; Batting: brown n'ul limed English hall hose: brown and mixed Herman do: mixed Prenrh ds; blue cot-tondo; grey coilim liose (filr servants:) ladies brooiiTniied and black cotton hose; children's while do do: Ladies' hla Cashmere Mow: do worsleil do: do Alpaca do; do mole color do; do white cotton do: do blue do do: woollen Socks; pound pins: Lnndun do- American do, olid hea Is: black pins: Needl- black la-ting coat and vest Buttons: la, silk twist coat do: bl ick Japan do; silvered suspender and strap do; jclorat and vest do: lb-cad diirt do: Aatdo do: bone do do: Pearl do do: bone suspender and wrap dm do dodo for nevroet: hooks ami eyes: silver plated do in boxes: do dnon Kill vest and coat Buttons: turkey red. Yarn: ilo do Marking Cotton: shininir stripes; Molliiirn lied tmkinif, power loom do-do; Houghton's do do; Delaware do do, Mm 1111 dodo, xoikinak do do Rorhesier do do, blockley dodo.nmorkcai; do do; browa Hollands; India rubber suspenders, colloti wch do do net do; do f'rimre do barege; York mill bleached coitous; cotton yarn, wignii; burlaps Linen mna-Ifurirs; coat canvass, blue nankeen, Linen mattress chef Karlston ginghams, black 'anil white dodo; trreen, blue and red blankets, tor over coals American blankr's; rVt-nrh dodo; slurfil do do Rose blankets, 10-4, 1 1-4, 12 4 anil 13-4 Kutlidi bed do same frenrh dodo; craille do; white French cniion do; prlnttd dodo do blue Pilot rlolh; Lion skin do; vesting; Imp'irial quills; corduroy, Marshall's black and brown linen thread, assorted colors do do; black and brown dodo; assorted colored skein do, Taylor's aad Alexander's Persian do; black Knlisb merino do French do; colored do, do Knsr-fish do colored black anil huicd aioucas do, plain and figured Swiss muslin, striped and cross-barren do, mull do, Iniuk do, cam-hrh: do, Jncon'-t ilo, Jaconet lappets do, do inscitinjr mid edyiiivs; while and black uobbinct lace, do do Valencia do Bexar's do, ihrca do, Swiss curiam muslin, tape-striped and cross-barred Jacom Mack lace Veili; blue and black satinet, steel mixed do; black do do, ribbed do Kentuc ky Jenns minted blue, black and irecii broailcloiii, I I and Uoltle-reendn, for rurrinires drab mid ootile-Kieeu Dmnak hroiiilclolh furniture dimity; cambric owii cross-barred ui in; wliiudi, do, 2.r yards ench ii-4 and 7-8 a-pron checks, 4-4 ami a-4 Immiure plaid, black ciimbric silk Velvet, and a larse assorlmcot of CALICOKS, conipriaiiii from I6U to 0 stvl-s. houL'ht at liie lowest ihiiiiI ol the market.

ALSO JUST HF.OKIV ZD- A la-ye avsortn.eut of FRKNCII (iyuM, selected by them in Put it, expres iy lor the Soulhern iftir-ket, cousistlnif ill pari of the follow imf aili'-les: Kteiicb prints, en-new patterns, Kn-nch do, blue, buii'iiud red, do do ilo (I11111-nsk do do tlo madi as batxlkercliieu, new patterns, paillnkn disd'i Ncafioliians, small (ijfured ladies' p-araols, a new article, silk Um-lirell inches ainuacliiie ilelnine fancy pnilerns; cashmere d'ei ose, a rich and new article woolen mitts silk mills, assorted styles, Indies' nerk-handkerrhicli, do ilo cashmere and innusseline de laine 7 8 and 3-4 (fenllcmeti's laney cravats, dodo Idack s.ilin dn irenileineu's fancy nud black Ik' 11 ml scarl; 3 4, 4-4, B-4 and I 4 silk shawls 4-4 and 8 4 pi inleil riishinere shiiwls.li otch Pekin silks, plain black, watered and slriped ladies' kid ((loves, gentlemen's do do: do beaver do, st tched; silk handkerchief, l'ou. aids, kc, a lrge assorlirirnt blnck and while silk hose, black cash-mere, black crape, and black hareje Piiull de Sine, black, plain watered and striped hose, uiii elastic anspenders, a new article, while cotion wove do; (rrey cotion liose, for ladies ami children: a lartre assortment ostembmrileries, liucb as caps, muslin embroidered bands, while and black laces, interlines, edirms, ol the new-S'sl nallerm; Plaid Lrlntrhanis, children's silk bonueis new fancy cas- Mmeres, for pnutaliMiOs: linen cambric plain: do do do hemmed, ilo do do lu ilo dodo, printed: Linen sheet Inir, Freiicb assorted colors merinos: Kime 11ml twilled llauiieh: Cnlion- BEEF. A few barrels Mississippi Beef, for taleky may 23. S.GARVIN. I70UR.

25 barrels, St. Louis Flour, for sale by may .23. W. P. SW1NEY.

CORN. 1500 bbls. Corn; IKtQ'bushels do war ranted a good article. juue 13 S. OARVIN.

rpOMB STOxNES. For sale Qn consignment, JL Grave Stones of vt nous patterns and elepant kind ol a newly discovered stone, of excellent qualities and if rave colors, bv juiiej, BRL'NER fc MORGAN. G1 IN STANDS. The undersigned are agents for lire tale of T. G.

fc W. H. Atwood'i (of Altala celebraled Gin Stands, which can be lurnished of any kimls and dimensions, at the tboneit nonce juneia BRUNER fc MORGAN. STEEL 3000lbs7Cast Steel, 3-8, T-2, 5-8, 3-4, 7-H, 11, ansl 2 inches; received and for sale bv juneli TAPPAN t( YERGER. PAPER.

50 bundles 24 by 3G Printing Pa-per, received and for sale June 13. TAPPAN tr YERQER. HASTINGS. 10 ions assorted; re- ceiveil, anil lor tale by june 13. TAPPAS If YEROER.

T7RESI1 SUPPLIES. 80 casks Bacon, sides, -A- hams, and shoulders; 1ft casks extra suear cnreil Han.s; 2.t0 keifs superior leaf Lard; 4(1 half barrels St. Limit Flour; In do. do. Pnishurith Porter and Ale; da do.

old Monoiiirahala Whiskey; 10 bbls. old Bourbonw hisliey; 15 hales Jeans and Linseyt; 2.i boxet Star Caiullet just received and lor sale hv june IX IIRUHER It MORGAX pLARET WINE. A few boxes very supe- rior Claret WiiK. ia store and fir sale Inw lo close the consignment. aiay23.

COLEMAN fc CRAWFoilb. BACON SIDES Just received per steamer 30 casks R. Lee fc superior Cincinnati tmoked Bacon Sides; for sale low for cash. juneC COLEMAN fc CRAWFORD. 17 LOUR.

Justjeceived.50barrelsOhio Flour for tale low for cash. juneG. COLEMAN fc CRAWFORD. TAR. Five barrels Tar; 20 Kegs do.

large; fortaleby june6. S.GARVIN. WESTERN LIME.400 barrels Western Lime, now. landing and iu fine order. ju'nG- 8.

GARVIN. pEMENT AND isville and eastern Cement; 20H bbls and lor tale by june 5. -100 barrels Lou- Ttioiuadon Lime; in store S. GARVIN. 90 BOXES J.

W. Morgan's Premium To cw bacco; 4 Acet bacco; 4 Acet Braml; for tale by june 0. W. P. SVVINEY.

HOW PEArf. sale by -100 BUSHELS in sacks, limy 24 just received ami for J. W. COOK. 'tfiflfl canva.sse.l Hams, for sale bv "'y W.M.

P. iSVVINliV. Clay between Wash-inKlonand Levee sis. Vicktburfr, Mi A BOXES Star Candles manufactured by GrOStT fc Dialricllilist received, and fur snip hv may 23 COLEMAN fc CRAWFORD ATE WELL'S IRON COTTON PRESS -L SCREWS The subscribers ayenis for ihe sale n( the Screws, are prepared lo liimish the ditt'errnl siies al manularturer's prices. maySI SMEDES fc CRUMP, QTRAUB'S MILLS The undersigned agent for StrauVs Corn and, Flourinif Mills, which are also adapted for Slock Mills, are prepared lo furnish the same at manufacturers' prices.

niya23 SMEDES ARRAIGES, Barouches, Buggies, wilh anil without tops, Jersey Waifirmis, witli harness coin plete. Also, a lew eastern made Trotting Saddles, all for snle at Northern prices. SMEDES St CRUMP. JUNIATA BLOOM IRONr A full stocK of Ihe nbove kept constaiilly on hand anil for sale by iiiayifSj SMEDES fc-CRUMP. BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS.

Bellows, An-vils, iiumuiers. Stocks, and Dies, Vii-es, in store, and for wleby r.iaa3 SMEDES fc CRUMP. OLD IiOURBON WHISKEY. 20 barrels Spear's celebrated brand, in store, and for sale by may iiU SMEDES fc CRUMP. WALSH FLOUR.

25 libit received'and for sale by uy23J SMEDES fc CRUMP. IO, HAVANA, AND JAVA COFFEE 1 20 lacks Rio, very Hue, 20 Sacks Havana, 10 sacks Old Gov. Java, in slore, and fur salejiy may 23) SMEDES fc CRUMP. rDO REAMS PAPER Letter, Cap and all Vc and all tiles of nranuinir Paner. for sale bv may 23 SMEDES fc CRUMP.

HARDWARE. 200 doz. Hoes, of all sizes; 10(1 kes Nails, ass'd; 10 hxs Collins't Axes; 10 dox Spadec ami Shovels; Lo" and Trace Chains, Patent Balances, Cut Saws, for sale III1) SMEDES fc UKIMP JUST received Fifty barrels fresh Blue Lien Blue Lick Water for tale low. niay23 COLEMAN CRAWFORD. IN STANDS STRAUB'S MILLS, 2 VT very line 65 Saw Ginstamls, made by Brown, Scott, fc of Cincinnati, also, 2 mall siieil Straub't Mills; one larse do.

do. Just received and lor sale by SMEDES to CRUMP. July 16. CARRIAGE SPRINGS, 49 setts Car-riage Sprinet Wagon Boxes of all suet, iust received and fortaleby july II!) SMEDES fc CRUMP. JUNIATA IRON.

15 Tons Juniata Iron, just received, which niakesour assortment complete. July IB SMEDES fc CRUMP. LEE'S FAMILY HAMS. A few of Lee's noted Family Hams; 4 casks plain do iust ree-eired and far sale by (juiy 1G) SMEDES fc CHUMP. pOLEMAN CRAWFORD, VicKsburg, Vickshurg, have in ttore constantly the following tup-plies, VI: BasRinf, Rone, Jeans, Linseyt, Lowells, Blankets, Sufrar, Conee, Tea, Candles, Soap, Starch, Loaf Sugar, Salt, Lojr and Trace Chains, rioutdn assorted, Hames and Collars, Blind Bridles, Tobacco, Whiskey, Flour, Baron, fcc fcc.

which they will sen at me lowest casu raics or advance lo loose customers shipping incircui miui vimsuaw, v.u, isew urieans. may J7ERN, CRENSHAW Cotton Factors and Commission Mer chants. New Orleans, ft?" We will make liberal advances oa Cotton onsigned to ihe above houie. amy COLEMAN fc CRAWFORD. QAUNDERS TOBACCO.

IS Ixs Saun- ders' best Tobacco "That same old Coon" brand; 16 do Uo do, "Harry of the Wesl" brand; tor tale by may 2 SW1NEY. r) EMOV AL. J. PEALE has removed his Furnishing store and Tin shop to his new store room. no.

82 t'ommfrrinl Rowt asbii.gton street, 5 dnon south ot Messrs. Bmwn fc Johnson's eirjiange ottice, where he will he pleated to' see his old 'Hlomers and tlie public generelly, tuai28 pE ALE'S FURNISHING STORE, perhaps JL Ihe most complete establishment ot the kind in the country, containseverv neecs.sry article in tke Tin, lien, Britannia, Wooden abd Willow ware, of use hi housekeeping. Repairs made in Tin, 5heei Inm or Copper. Premium Cooking Stoves, prices ranging from $12 Also, Wood Stoves and Grates, xa various patlernt also, Ore brick and fire lay. dtow Carriages, Cradles, cloihes, market, travellisg.

fruit and tancy work Baskets, Cordage, Brushes, Dusting Feathert, Wire Safes, fcc. fcc. Cistern Pumps, a sample of which is at (lie Prentiss House Gardening Implements, Hoes, Rakes. Shovels, Snadcs and Garden Carpenters's Tools. bits, fcc a full assortment of hardware, Boston nails, fcc, fcc ail selling low tor cash.

jan22, JACOB PEALE, Washington tt opposite oodman's COACH AND WAGON MAKING AND NEELY fcCO. respectfuMvlntorin the public in general thai they continue to carry ou the a Tune bu-tincs. In al us branches, at men old stand in Raymond. Coaches made or repaired in die best manner Wairont. Cans.

Plouvha and Wheelbarrowt made of the best miierialt and in a workman hue style. Blaeksmiihmg ot every description execuied ou the thor" "dice ar. inost resRiEible temiv Ak work warranted Rtymond, feblt 1H45 5o-ly A MOS R. JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law, XI. Raymtind, Mi.

firWil continue lo ene.id, lailhfully, bu-tuess ol his prolession, r.olwiili.iai ill the canvass for a county office. In winch he is enframed. 'RaymoniJ, imyUO'l Id 6in iT'Soulliroii and So. ilclormer copy lor moiilhs. E.

W. r. SI.OtN. T. J.

WHARTON. t. A. R. WHARTON.

AVV SLOAN WI1ARTONS A-J Have associaied them telvet in the practice ofjheir profes-tton. Otfior, tlie same lately occupied by Sloan fc' s. Raymond, jaiaT45-45 6ra A fll lPTflN -A Law, Jackson, Miss Oihte removed to new frame buildintr Immediately In front of Governor's Mansion. Jacason, jau3-184j 45 tf II. STEWART, at Law Raymcpd, aJ Mi.

CQr-Ollice up stairs in. ihe Court House, up 18-7-ly J. FREEMAN SMITH, Attorney at Imw, will attend to business entrusted to his care in Ihe conn. lies ol imls, Copiah, Simpson, and Rankin, and in all the courts at the city ol Jackson. Rkfks to Hon.

Timothy Walker, Cincinnati; Messert Oakey fc Hawkins, and Mr George E. Payne, New Orleans. OthVe on Ihe noi Hi-east corner of the public square. Raymond, June 21 1 DOCTOR ALFRED PATTON, Raymond, Mississippi. june 21-1 1 TEDICAL Rossman, M.

'Xl-l. Iiavincermanently located binnelfat Ravmond. offers his professional services lo the citixens and vicinity. Ortice, Protes- sionui now. june.

21 ly A BERRY, Dental Surgeon Office at Dru Store will cotumue occasionally to visit Vernon, Brownsville, Sprina Ridire, Line Slore, Cayuya, Rocky Springs, anu -til I rniuM. Requests leli with llie physicians of these placet thai! receive at-ttntion. Raymond. June 21, J8i6 hn 9 DR D. M.

DANCKY Offers' bis Professional services to the citizens of Raymond and vicinity. -Gilice, Pro cs.sionai Kw- april 4 bin P. E. II. LOVELACE respectfully offers his Professional services lo the citizens of Raymond and vicinity EO-Olliccand residence the same formerly occupied by Dr.

Duuglieriy. Raymond, apvilly1 TOCT, M. SNOW, from and after the first of May next, of- fers bis professional services lo the citizens of Ravmrdid and vicinity, apri-5 if TlR. VVM II. POOLE, liavinir lncated himself nernianeiulv al Springs, otters bis services lo the citizens of the sin mundiiut country, ami will practice in all ihe branches of tlie Mnlicul l'rojutsiun.

He may al all limes be found at the above place, unless absent on professional duty. Miss. Springs, april 25 S-ly BOTANJO S. R. JONES, thankful SJi in nini, lespeCUUl- iv lenders a conlinmilinn of b-s t.rol'eesiniiHl ii.r.iu i citizeiof its vicinity, and hv his ireneral miow.

ledjre of diseases, the bapny adaptation ol the Tlioinsonian System lo relieve ihem. and his skill and industry his pinletsion, he "lyqies to merit and continue to receive al beful share of pghbc patronaa-e. Obitrtncs. and diease of wimen anil children, ith every variety of chronic afftciinn. will receive particular attention.

Charges lo suit Ihe timet. He may be found at bis ottice at all hours, except when absent on professional husiness. Notices left at Judfe Jones', will receive prompt attention. Ulica, may l-9-3in DR. A.

BEBUY, Member of the Mississippi Valley Associa linn of Dental Soriieona, is prepared lo perform all operations pertaining lo his profession, tuch at cleansing, extracting, plntrgiii? anil inserting TEETH, in the most approved manner. Teeth extracted with improved forceps wiihnul the use of the key. Diseased gums restored to a healthy condition, lncorrupubleteetii, with colored gums, when desirable, inserted, from one in an entire set. IJ" No charge made for any operation not perfectly satisfactory. Dr.

B. is tieriuitted to refer lo tlie following gentlemen, lor whom he has operated iturmg me last two years. Dr. D. O.

Williams, Hinds Co. Dr. Purketl, Warretiton. Philips, do Hnrritnn, Raymond, Dougherty do White, Brownsville Ecklet do Raymond, nov20, 1844 tS 8m McElrath, do Dn aney, Society Ridge, Clark, Cayuga, -Rossman, Cladioine county, Coombs do Oriice at Gray's Drug Slore. PRINCE'S L1NN.EAN BOTANIC GARDEN AND NURSERIES, Eluslung.L.

I ar New Tmk The Great Original Establishment, WM. PRINCE fc have just published their new and unrivalled Descriptive Catalogues of Ornamental Trees and Emit anil Plants, comprising the largest assortment of the various classestand tlie greatest collection ol new and rare varieties, ever yetotl'ered to tlie public, and at greatly reduced prices. Every variety ol Trees and Plants, is idividaallv described with a precision never before evinced in any European or American catalogue; aim toe gross oiumiers oi other catalogues, are also set anghi. 1 be collection ol noses com prises above loon splen did varieties. 1 Ins superior catalogue will be teni gratis to etery post pant applicant.

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Prft MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS, Hinds County. Miss J. ME. FiTZPATaicK, Guanlien. Tke Mississippi Springs will be otienerl lor Ihe reception of conminv and visfi.i ors.on Monday the Oth'day Of June.

The proprietor present hit hest respects (o bis friends and patrons, and all who may be disposed lovisit this watering place for the season, or tocive him acall, and promises on hit part, a continuance of every effort and exertion lo render bis "company and guesit comfortable, and to do all in his power that will iu any way contribute to their health, their interest, happiness, pleasure and aiuusemenln Terms Board five dollars per week, if paid in advance, and seven dollars if paid at I lie end of tlie week: we dollar and twenty-live cents per day, children and servant! ludf price; horses per eek four dollars, per day one dollar. JOHN E. KlTZPATRlClf, May23-12-lf. Guanlian. PEACH TREES! PEACH Ptsjnb (rees of the best varieties, just received on consignment from tbecelebrated New Jersey Nurseries, ami lortalelowby apr4 NEWMAN fc CO.

pKNITUNTI.VRY STORES I'OR and phinlatinn 1 gons, a complcle assoi tincnt; Drays, horse and ox fails. Grub hoes, PicTis, fcc. Buggy and wagon iiness, Harness repaired 1 Buggies and Barouches Fly shuttle Looms, haltont, shuttles, liobbln and weaveri' reeds Plows, Harrows, cdltivaiors, and Scrapert of every desct iuiion Sniuning wheels, reels and swifts W'ashctautls, safes and uardinbes Bedsteads, breakfast and dinner Tables Scyibes and Cradles for cutting oals, wheat or rye Bla'ckstiiilh ng and wheelrighting done at shortest notice All kinds of turning in wood or iron Carriages painted and trimmed al short notice Shoes and boots made to order or repaired -Coarse cotton and oollen cloths alw ays on hand is superior ariicie oi csatlKin couon ClolU Ten bushels Nankin cotlou seed ww ool carded in the very best manner and at short notice Trace chains, single anil double tiees, bench screws fiH) pairs coarse Brogans, very siout Bucking cribs for clnldien ami small tlie undersigned has tl.e pleasure of iiiloriniiig tlie public, thai he hosv prepared to card and spin wool, in the most prrlc-csixiiiwr at short notice, and ni a very moderate price. Those i.Hn wdbl kn'ssw, siuws.wuu,u usi weu lusjcau ano give mea lath Jackson: May 23-12-lf. BfeNJ.

G. WEji Sup't' AJEW SPRING AND SUMMER GODS. -L 1 Just received and now opening at MOUNT'S CIIEiSTORE in very handsome addition to his stock. msL.TL very handsome addition to hit stock, raakig ii very complete. For Audio-He has white and fancvMulirfs, new end fashionable surg Ribbons, silk and cotton Gloves and Mine i r.l M.u (, duiiiiiu i wi, great varieiy" ol good and gndils.

loo numerous lodescrlbe. iV O'cntemcn-lle h-s black merino dress and frrk 0as do Pams. satin Vests, linen and marseils Coatt, Pants and of tniinmer Clothing is very complete, and also an addiiional Boys' and Childrens' Hats, BikiIs and Shoes, of .11 sues and qualities; a pretty article of colored and black liistin- Gaiter Kiass ware, wmaow asi, hard- ware, such as locks, hmgw, planes, ciiisselt, tiles, kntva a.d oris, pen tnd pocket Knives, cms. needles, cotton ar.d n-nni f.i. i .1 japanea camnesiicKs, pots, ovens, wagon boxes a gooil article, wee- dx.m II1Up, ua W8re, painted buckets, grass and cotton Hope, fcc.

fcc. These goods have been bought for cash and shall be sold at small pmnit to iho.se who will do him the favor lo call and examine the goods beiore Ihey buy ebewhere. If a little credit should be wan-led by any good customer, of course a special bargain will be made Please come and see Ihe .1... 1 Raymond, May 2, 184i-9-if T. L.

MOUNT. pIlEAP GOODS! CASH STORE! sTT call ai C. VANDERPOOL'S Cash Stotln has jut been received and now opening a very fine astorunent of Spring and summer Goods. a fancy and plaid Muslins of the latest sly in grest variety or pauerns, linen Laces, hlark and white Lace Edging, black and white silk and cotion Gloves Mils bonnet Ribbons, tancy Fans; arlirl' of black and fancy colors; a great vai of lolies ami misses Shots and Slip, wnh a great variety 01 other goods loo numerous 10 describe ''f '-8lack merino Coals, do Pants, do gotba Ah. hi' i maril' Vests; his stock ot cloibmg being complete, wnh boys' Cloihing.Caps and ht, Hoolt wi SIme, with a hnc-assnr(meiol mns' Bwls, Shoes ar.H Hats of a Crockery and Gi.ss-Ware; leaf m'S.

ooeuiou, ,0 nd ww- nd tx2ht' lor eh. K' who will favor him a i. 1 'm'' "nd the stoek for yourselves beiore pur-chas ag elsewhere, as you may save 23 per cent, on your purchases. That it a great deal to save these baru times purchases. P.

S. ..111 C. VANDBRPOOL. C. V.

ttill cftnttnnes u- 1 r.sixniisniiiroi as nere-S rtment of Cletlis Cassimeres, and Trims nimt-t, wuich will be made op at the shorten notice and in the bet nJK. in u. 1VOU CIDER-VINEGAR 20 Bbls. Kentucky Caler Vinegar, put un by J. W.

Breedea, which It enough to ray to those acquaiated wifi hit Vinegar; to others who am for picklit or other purpoics; they nnv depend on Uds giving satisfaction. For tale by the barrel or smaller ouaniitv. july 22, S. GARV1V by of CTATE OF AHSSISSiPFin.t;7 TV-PaofAT Court-Juki T.u of John Stewart, admihittrator of the e.Tai. JT'i? PDlir, for the ule of certain real Tord "1 Ti B' Uin, lo all person.

hereduanienu of said deceased, to be at itt next Auirutt Term. 184.5. ST. "PPUr before 1" an order thou Id not ihea be made for the can ioi kioi- iii saiu aetvaseii. tor ihe n.

.7, rgme to said decval, for ti.e puriaise fi" Ji tut li Northwest quarter of i norUipaxl be ir, township rante 2 west: oart i5' quarter liorUivsest quarter of section i oi the town of Raymond, lying and beirijj s- 'rac and Stale aloresaid. 11 ulle 'lie county is further oriiered hv iheennei Hie couniv i. rr vi ijijkji the Raymond Gaxeue, a PoMisheH I. tnond, and in the Mississippiau, ol Jarksi.1,, lor six weeks tuccessivel), ianji'1' Ibe 7. most public plares in said county, for in court hou-e beinB one.

"-eui ot i ri Witnesi, Henry G. Johniton, Judee nf p-i iy and the seal.of said cou. al RayZ i 1 Aloi.day Issued Md. Cetus HENRV SM june 6v en. SI TATE OF MISSISSIPPI-HinC; rO TV-Proliate Ternr, 1345-Ou ulv day filed by D.

Black and Pamelia A. Black his wife r.nTSiV11 and Lavlsi C. Scott his wife, heirs -ami Scott Nully, late fcc. deceased, and heir at law of Samuel being parties interested: qe. It.

is ordered by thecourt, that a citation issneto all person. ested in the lands, Umenientt anil hereititamenls of saiililere. be mid appear at the ntxt August Term of tint Court. 1845 cause, if any they can, why an order should not then be aiii, sale of the billowing described real estate, belonging to ihe 7 ceased, for liie of making an equal distribution amorT heirs, viz: The undivided one-third part of the following lawk to wil- M.t west quarter section li num. East half uorllieast quaner section 23; East half tonlhwe st quarter section IU; South half east hah southeast quarter section 12; East half southwest quarter section 14; est half northeast quarter section 23; North half east Imlfsontlieast quartersectbn 12- Kast half northeast quarter and east half looihrait ansn.

section 14; inn South bslf west ttlfsoiiiheasl quarter lection 14- South half west half southwest quarter tectum 13; Last ball southeast quarter suction 23; "North half west hall southwest qnarlerseetion 18 All in township range 3 west, lying and being situate in tile of Hinds and Slate of Mississippi c07 It I (further ordered by the Court that tbit cilalion bepublWifSi-six weeks successively in the Miisissippian, a newspaper publi'kj in the city tf Jackson, and lilt" Raymond Gazette, a nev spaner nuh. lislied in the town of Raymond, and be posted in three 6f ihe Lax put. lie phces in said county, the court-house being one. Witness, Hon. Henry G.

Jcbnson, Jitiige of laid Conrta LS Raymond, this 8lb day of June, 184 I JhiIj'4-w HENRY SMITH, Cli. JTATE OF MISSISSIPPI-Hinds Cuis- ty-Im the Probate Cocrt thereof Junk Tebm, 1815-(In tlie jwtiiioo Ibis day filed, on oath by William ministrator de bonis pnir, on the estate of Jaines T. Phillips deed-It is ordered by the court, that a citation issue to all persons interfiled in the lands, tenements and hereditaments of said deceased, lo lis and appear at Ihe next August Term, of Ihti court and ilirw cause, if any they can, why an order should not be made tnrthenlj of the real eslate belonging lo said deceased, for the purpose of naj. ing hi debts, to wit: Part of the est half of the sontheast qr section S4, township S. rtnp I east, boumlvd as follows, commencing on the southwett corner oft fivencre lot deedeil by James Phillipsand wile, to W.

11. since sold by said Young to David Sbelton. running Ibenredue writ 9cbainsaiid94 links, thence due south 5 chains lo Ihe MMliwrst corner ol a forty acre lot deeded by James Phillips and wi(etnfii Coulter; tlience dueeast along the northern boundary nf said forty acre lot, nine chains ninety-four links to the beginning, containing four acres and in-lnodllis of an acre, more or less, Tying nnd beins- Mliiais near the city of Jackson in the county of Stale offfli-sinip-pi. It isfurtherord'-red byihecpurt that thiscilaiion be published t'r 30 days in the Raymond Gazette, a newspaper published in thcuwn ol Raymond, and be posied up I the same lenglh of time fntlwf ol'lhe most pubiic places in said comity, the couit linusa being m. Witness Henry G.

Johnston, Judge of Probate for said com- LSI ty, and seal of said Court, at Raymond, this 26.li day i June, Wo. July 4-5w-3 HENRY SMITH, Clk. lOTICE. At the August Term, 1845, of ihe i- Probate Cnort of Hinds county, 1 shall present my accoonl for allowance, and final selllemeiit, as administrator of the estate of Flora A. Whitehead, deceased.

July4-w5-S THOMAS GRAVES, Adm'r. VOTICE. At the Aliens! term, JftlS, of Hie Probate court of it Hinds county, the under signed as guardian of Elizabeth Joined Simpson, a minor, will present his account fur allowance and rinal also will resign his leitets of gnanliaii hip. junefj-Ot-ll. TIUENCE LANE, INSOLVENT NOTICE.

Notice is hcrcty JL given, that, at Ihe June Term. 1815. of Ihe llnnnmhleihe Court of Hinds county. Stale of Mississippi, the undersigned having oi fiisoivency on lite e-tale of A t. SAL'N I ER, deceased, wiil meet at the office al P.

M. II third Monday in each month, for the ensuing six months, for tlie purpose of auditing damn a'aitiat said estate it haiinc been reported insolvent, PM A DABNEY jConMnn TNSOLVENT NOTICE.Notice is hereby given that, at the May Term, 1845, of the Ilnno.the Prnbatrcourt of Hinds county. Stale of Mississippi, Ibe endersigned liaviaghren appointed Commissioners of Insolvency on tlie estate of ELI P. BROCK, deceased will meet at the ofticeof P. M.

Alston, on Ibe third Monday iu encb month, for theensaing six mom lis, fur Ihe purpose nf auditing claims against said estate: it having been reported insolvent. HI AL91 (in Cointu'rt June-21-l-6m DABNEY 1 INSOLVENT NOTICE Notice is hereby given, llmf.al liie March term, of Ibe Honarable Ihe Prolate Court of Hinds county, tiiate uf Miississijipi, the undersigned, having Iieea appointed Commissioners of Insolvency on liie estate of R. P. C'atlett, deceased, will meet al Ihe office of P. M.

Alston, in Raymond, on the third Monday in each month, Jnrlhe ensuing six months, for Ibe purpose of amliling ciaims against said estate; it having been reported insolvent. A. DARXEY, Commissioners. mar, -bin P. M.

ALSTON, TNSOLVENT NOTICE. Notice is hereby J- given, that, at the February. Term, 1845, of Ihe Honorable Hie Probate Court of Hinds couniv. Stale of Mississinni the nniiersicned having been appnlnied Commissioners of Intof on the estate of A. B.

SACNOERS, deceased will necl tl the office of M. Alston, in Rnyinond, on the third Monday in each month, for inferos- ili'sil monlllS Inr the i.iimAf. aairl llSlC: it having been reported insolvent. ALSTON,) rmr- IlIEZlIiri? A DABNEY, TNSOLVENT NOTICE. NoticelslieTSy JL given, that, at the February Term, 1815, of Ibe Hnnorahlf Uic Probate Court of Hinds county, State of Mississippi, the undersign' ed having been appointed Commissioners of Insolvency on tbefl" of TOBIAS OWENS, deceased will meet at Ibe Office of Alston, in Raymond, on the lliird Monday ineachmonlh, Inr the ing sis months, for the purpose of auditin? claims afainst said et- having lieen reported iusolvenl.

ALSTON, Qmltn'n niarcn 1, mo 1 fin a UAnrsr-x,) HAMS, SIDES AND rn.lis Rnisn cI.Im 1 1 Ul.n.,l,la 9. liCPS flf Ltrtl, 15 bbls of F. C. Yeatman's celebraled sDiced and tngsreil Hanif a mo excellent ham for family use; just received ner steamer Little ris, ami lor tale by julyi7 BRUNER fc MORGAN. Coffee, Tea, JVIour, tsl I u.

Snice. Bscim, t7u, i.aiu, ii.iins, sjanuies, Esonp, i I tm-riH Whiskev. Iron. Cement. Jeans.

I.in&evs. RAiroinff. Ropes, Russet Shoes, Tobacco, Powder, Shot, Lead, Mill SJtonM. v' Stones, Patent Balances, Chairt, Castings, Linif, ware. Cutlery, Tin Ware, Window Glass, White Tutw.

Liquors Farming Utensils, Manilla Rope, Cotion f'r Wagons. Plaster of Parit, fcc, kepi constantly jlORGAN. july 17. BRLiNKB I vV removed lo flAPPAN YERGER, JL No. 7 in tlie Prentiss Block, and havf nd haveinS-ore 130 Tom Iron, 10 Tons Castings, an Miner celebrated rumps.

6000 lbs. Steel, Blister, Germany and cast, SO pair Blacksmith's Bellows, 4000 Brogans, 200 pieces 8 nixl Wrapping Pa-100 Coilt Rope. Printing, Foo! ap. lttfrn' "oin per. Brown and Loaf Sugar, Keiuucay -J.

win. Nails. Siands. Gin Band Leather, Harnett, Claret am. "vi Lard Siarch, Bac.n, Linteys and Jeans, Low I meg ami Bears' Oil, Soap, PJZ MU.

fj as Ly 22 Litue, Bed Cords, rooms, sndone wperK.iHorse mm. I T5 ft rr RAGGING AND ROPU- li.w ging, 300 ColURope, 1000 lb. Twine, for july 22 TTS MCI A Mrs 11MSI? S0 Bales Ky. Jeans and Linsey, for sale by na a r.nN. Sides, Hams, 30,000 Feathers, for tale and anomuers, gwiNEY july 22 LO-VVHISKEY.

25 Bbls. 'OJJ Bourbon' Whiskey, lor tale by july 22J DOZEN Kemuckv Yarn Socb. fcr 1.50 sale bV july2.J fresh arrival ol Cheese, ju continue to receie every tyro Zlglr vJ good art icle, at the lowest market prjee. ARV1 V. j'y 22 YE MEAL.

A tresH auicic u. XV joly 2i! VALUABLE RESI11FNCE FOR SArB--Th the eubacriberia offered rr sale. The house ,3 the most aubstantial and best finished one in mo nt The lot, is in a high state of cultivation-with a nne fruit trees, shrubbery, Ac. Title Indisputable- i. -A fl-aq lasK IS.

G. SIG QV THE MlfiKO AM) MOKTAH. OLIVER 0. WOODMAN, Washington KJ Vickburp, Wholesale and Retail DruirdU'. Bookseilf rand Stationer.

Dealer in Painis, Oils, anil live SiuiN. indow (ilass, Sasli, and Putty; Brushes, Ware, Drugs, Chemicals, School, Law, Medical, and Miscellaneous Books; Blank Honks of every variety; Stationery, and Paper; Priming Paper and Ink of all kuals; Paper llaneings. Country Merchants. Druirifists, Physicians, I'lanlem, Ttachers, and Public Institutions, supplied oil as favorable lenm as la New Orleans. jsntii-i iy.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES. lOOOounces Quinine; IMHIn American Calomel; lbs eenjine Enelit-h Calomel: 74 lbs irenume tntlish Blue iiofl lbs Powdered Rlieu- bard; 15011m Powdered liecac; ill ounces Sulphate Morphine; An do llvdnmlate of rntadi; 50 ilo Iodine; Itt 00 ol iron; do JiNlineof Irmi; 2 Barrvls Castor Oil, jul received, loi'ethr with a general assortment ol Drue ami Mi dn n-s, which have been selected with much care and will be sold as low as the same quality of articles can be purchased in New Orleam. OO WOODMAN, June 21 Washington it, Vicksborg. "J7XPL0R1NG EXPEDITION.Two co- J-s pies of thelave, lull edition of the Narrative of Ihe IT. Slates Kxptorint; ExH-dition, from ln'18 10 '42, by Charles Wilkes, (J.

M. N. in fl royal octavo volumes, with an a las. Price $'iO per set, Al-o the first vo uiue of an abridged editi-tn, for sale by Jusc2l i WOODMAN, Vlckshu're. SCHOOL BOOKS PRICES REDUCED suhscri-hers isieiw oiler in(? a very lareeand enm-pleie assnrtiiienl ol School Hitoks, em-hracinii Enfrlish in all departments.

La-tin, (ireek, French, Spanish, Oeruian, linliafi, anil Hebrew at wholesale and retail, at prices ideally reduced. Merchants, proiessers, sclasil teachers, and the public trenerallv are invited to examine (be stock. feb 7 WOODMAN, Vicksburtj MEDICAL BOOKS. Ashwell on Diseases of of Practical Medicine. 4 vols; Lee's Midwifery; Barllett't Philosophy of Medical Science; Maury's Dental Surgery; chapman on Eruptive Fewrs, ic.

Chapman on Ihe AMoininal Viscera, tneeiher witli a ureal variety of standard medi- cinal wnoks, for tale by WOODMAN, junei WISTAIi'S BALSAM, of WILD CHER-RY Stands at Ihe bead of all oilier remedies. Ii has cured thousands upon thousands of all classes- in easel ol Ihe most dan- Kerously consumptive character; and physicians ol the greatest eminence thmuirh utour whole eootttry now uiihesi'atini'ly reconimcnd it, as the tHMf wonderful rufntht of Pulmonary diseases in the whole range of Pharmacy. The sales la the Western Stales have thut far been unparalleled; and the most gratifying proof of itt ethca-cy have ben received from every place where 11 has been used. Thou-sands of consumptive ratiei.ts have already its exested its exalted vuiues, auu coniessea ns surpassing vsi eunce ami amazing jeiil WOODMAN, Vicksburg, Aeut lor Misi. RUSCIIENBERGER'S VALUABLE SE-RIES.

(Irigg Elliott have lately puhlidieil the Ibllowing valualile series of books. Dr Win Ruse lienbprger. 1. Elements nl Auaininy and Physifilngy. 2.

do Mammalogy, the Natural History of Quadrupeds. 3. do Ornithology, the Natural History of Birds. 4. do llerpeiology and Ichthyology, the Natural History of nno 5.

do biiorvol'SliellsandMollusca. 6. do Entomology, ihe Natural History or l.isecls. 7. do Boiau; (he Natural History of Plums.

8. ilo Otology, the Natural History of the Earth's Structure. "A knowledge of Naiural History is not only valuable, but deeply Interesting; and no one'seducaiion can, with such Inclines as these works alf'ird, be consnleced complete without it." Nat. Int. As these little books ate very cheap, we hope all pareuis procure a set for their children for home an u.ement and instruction For sale by WOODMAN.

Vickdjurg. fHON! IKON1 Having become agents for the Covington Icon Works we will keep constantly on hand a large and full sup. ply ol kinds and site of Iron, winch we'wdl sell as low, not a lib lie lest, Ihaii can be had hi this minuet. We pailicukuly invite purchasers to examine our stock. aprilI5 CRJJTCHBIlk McltAVEN.

PEAS! Cow Peas, for tale ay. -30 bushels red rind placK ipril 13. CIUITCIIER fc McltAVEN EAD AND SHOT. 80 baq-s Shot, assorted X-i tir es; 13 do. Buck Shot; 4(100 Hit Lead, for sale by WP SWINE Y.

WOOD Wood Choppers waiilf.l. Ap.y lo Vicksbuig. 0 LD MADEIRA WINE. 30 doz. choice old Madeira Wme.bolUed for saleky June K) WOODMAN, Vicksburg.

IVTEWARK FAMILY MUSTARD We i. 1 have Just received on consignment from Ihe manufactory of II. C. Hudson, Newark, N. thirty boxes ami 3 dor.

cans in each box) ol his superior Muslaid, put up expressly firfninilv use COLEMAN it CRAWFORD. PLASTER PARIS A fresh supply Plaster Paris, which is highly re commended, to be sprinkled in placet generating mul air. may 1A. S. GARV IN.

SHOT AND LEAD. 80 bags Shot, assorted siet; 13 lib Buck Shot; lbs. Lead, for sale by- nuiy WM SWINE V. MILLET! MII.I.ETU-60 bushels Millet Seed just received. As it it the proper lime lo sow und in demand, those wishing lu buy hud best apply in lime.

npriM S. CAKVIN. EEF A few barrels sale by may 18 Mississippi Beef, for UAKVIN. 0 DHLS. Kentucky corn meal, fresh, niulin large barrels; btisliclscorii from Ky, sound nii.l suitable lor making-moid.

apt (IAKV1N pLASTER PARIS. A Fresh supply Plas- J. ter Paris, which Is highly recommended, lo he sprinkled in placet generaiiug loul air. may lli UAUViN. nV! HAY1 SO Ions Salt river hnv.

by the Ion or hale, at the lowest prices. upril 4 S. (iAll IN. pIIEESE! CHEESE 30 boxes Cheese, a vtny superior article, just received from Cincinnati. Julys- 8.

OARVIN. It A CON. 30 casks of Bacon, on consign ment, which will be sold very low for cosh. july 8. 8.

GARVIN. AC0N AND LARD. 40 casks Cincin- M3 natl Sides; 10 do do Shoulders; 10 do do plain Hams; 10 dodo canvassed Hums; kegt leal Lard; 3 libit Lard Oil; received and for salehy july 3 SMEDES fc CRUMP. CT. LOUIS FLOUR.

25 bbls. St. Louis Flour, received and for tale bv july 2. SMEDES fc CRUMP. It ALE ROPE AND BAGGING.

The iuicnur article of Bale Rope and Bagging at the Inwesl market JulyS SMEDES fc CRUMP. ATWOODS'S C.IN STANDS. The sub- il tcribers, agents for the sale of the a hove celebrated Kin Stands, ae orcpared to tuinlsii the dtnerent nxesat manufacturer's prices. juiy SMEDEs fc CRUMP. ACON.

50 casks heavy bacon Sides; 25 dodo do Shoulders; 25 do fiunilv hands; 20 bids da do, Inst received and Ibr taie by july CKU'iCHEK fcMcRAVEN. RESU FLOUR. 25 bbls. Walsh Family Flour: 25 do Star Mill do do: 75 dn Ohio do do. In tr, andfortaieby july 9 CRUTCHER fc McRAVEN.

ARD- XJ July 9. -50 kegssuperior leaf Lard, in store by CRUTCHER It McRAVEN. WI1QT AND LEAD. 200 bajrs assorted sisHj 1000 Ibt bar Lead, just received tnd for sale by luly 9. CRUTCHER fc McRAVEN.

KARREL PORK. 50 barrels ruesa Pork; 10 bbls. pi hue do; 10 libit rump Pork, in store end for tale by july 9. CRUTCHER fc McRAVEN. CASTOR OIL.

20 bbls. Castor Oil, just re-celted and lor tala by jynl CRUTCHER It McRAVEN. WALSH'S FLOUR. 30 barrels Walsh's Family F'knir; also, 30 bids choice Ohio Floor', In store and for tale low for cash. apnl 8.

COLEMAN CRAWFORD. CUNDR1ES. 50 boxes Sperrri Candles; 50 boxes ana hail boxet star IU (sites oa Sjugar, kgs Havana Sugar; li half liarrels Crackers; 1 box Bnsiun loaf Sugar; 3 U'xes superior Tea; 12 boxes Claret Winei lOikitea paiutetl Bucket; Us) Unci Button and neiouali tkwp. in slurs aixl tor sale low for cash. (aps.) COLEMAN fc CRAWFORD.

KEGS. 300 nests dry Kegs, just received and far tale to close consignment marl COLEMAN fc CRAWFORD- 1i.TF.SS AND PRIME barrels 1VI Mist Pork-, 50 barrel! Prime Pprk just rc-ived and for sale bv I hilv I'd hKI'NEH a MoRiJAN. Bile lor iiaiiininons, cotton ami wnrsien, a new article: net eloves: it merino lilaukets, assorted widths: men's white and colored linen iiinunnnj' merino shawls: 5 4 and 6 4 Thibet do: la-dii s' black silk (jlovi-s, men's do dodo: a larije ssnriinent of talin and TaH'eta rihboiis, from 11ns. I In 11: curiam lmrderinrs: 5 8 and 4-4 tuluimVnciiV mousseline de laine: 4 4 and S-4 plain 6urt Casbmeie linen liea, assorted from I to 12; cuiiajn rinfi: hi, irk linen thread, for tailors; lirouxed a id Silver Ikunbies: silk himoiis, liir coals and nalelols: plain lipnred Pearl billions, five-hole bone do: Iwist an I iKirdei'in: Krem jiateiil thread: an nsorlmrnt of dreisinir combs asswrted colors scwintr thread Hack lilk I'lingc; blmk anil while satin 44 and 6-4 WooleiifShawls. iVcm OWivilll, iWarrlk'il, 1844., 1y II AMIMON'S VEGETABLE AOUE MEDICINE.

ASAFK and certain cure forrliilla and level, In nil iu coinpll-caleil foiniHJ also, (in ciTuctual rumcily lor fever of every ileacrlptioii. The increased dcinnml for Ibis inedirlne in nil evidence tollio proprietor that it must anil will be the pi evailinit practice in fc-vera. Ilia now in use throughout all the western and aoulliern aliileKaud Texas, ami the demand forfhn medicine haa Bogieully Increnaeil, thai liie proprlelor luis not been nlde to fully supply many parla of the coiinli durum the last It may rclied'011 in all cnaesto cine the dulls Hiul fever the find 'day liilloiia fever, tvpluia fever, nervmia enngenrivr lever, winter and acarlet levera, all yield to Ilia use of llui inedi-clue, and are cured by the line of Una aystuin of practice in tdiorter lime, and Willi lunch more certainty, than by any oilier RVMloin that haa been recommended. Kuch box contains twenty four lull twelve of which will ctireany ordinary case ol chills 1 1..,... ulUIHvec.

11T- mi k' n'livoiifc "i iiu.u luiuLkuini, jnuu lo One Dollar Per Box. ALSO VECETJHLE, ANTI-BILIOUS, ANTI-DYSPEPTIC. PURIFYING AND CATHARTIC PILLS. l'oHBfBsIng li ur Important combined properties fur (he cure of diseases, carefully and correctly combined, one article to Hist the cited of (be oilier, 101 the licueht ol mankind. Tina medicine is recommended to I In' aileulion of thoae nlllic-- ted will) liver complaint, dyspepsia, dropsiea, liilmlis habits, cog.

tiveness, cholera moibiia, rlteiuiutisin, scrofula, foul sloiuacb, depraved appetite, worms, uniiulice, lieailaclie ami sick stntuiicli, rir.in.iaiiiiiis of the heart, tharhoea, nervnua alVections, obstrucl. cd iiiensiruallons, dysentiiry or lliix, heart bum hile (welling, .,,,1 nil those diseases ihipiiik fr iinnure biood. Price twenty five renin per box -a pamphlet accompanies each box, will! lull directions aiuiauipie testimonials 01 1 lie till clem ol these medicines. Hi llev e. Feb.

17. )M7, We Hie underaiiined, cltixena of Belleville, Illinois, hereby reriify that we are personally acquainted wnh Dr. Champion, of this place, and have been loV several ycara, anil have the utmost r.oiilidiinco III nun sa a injsii isu- lhui hw is hi una tuiiiiiiuiuiy olivsicinll. We lurilic'r certify. Hint we have used his pills in our families for several years, ami find them lo hea valuable, ellicient ami aafe medicine for the cure of diseases lor which Ihey are recom mended' That they are in hid) repule In this roiiiiuiiiiify, and of tlm celebrity anil nood rtt'eeia of (he pills, wo have heard linich from Ibisaud tin: varinua other slates iu wblcbtliey are so exleaaively used- We think them worthy of high recoitinuuidii- W.

Bovakin, pastor of Hie Baptist Churcli) Thomas llarrisoii, minister K. Church; Reynolds ex-irovernor of lllimiis: W. M'Cliutock, clerk of county comiuiHioners' courlj John D. Hughes, probate justice; Unban! Hay, recordeeSt. Clan counlyi W.

c. Kmnev, clerk St Clair circuit James Milchell, post master, J. D. Morrison, i-epresentatlve in IheleijislalUre-, Seib Callin, reprvtk In stata senate; 1 nronrieiorot' steam mill. This is to cerlily I bat we have used Dr'.

Champion's Vegetable Aue Medicine, ami also ins vek'eiuoie Aim unions, Ann Hvs pei'tic, PurifyiitfC albaruc ptba 111 our bundled lor several years, and havo-also learned linich of Iheir celebrity and nood effect from great numbers of persona that have used them in their families. Wo do -think tbcm Very ellicient and valuable inedici 'CS fcr the cure ol diseases lot which Ihey are recom consider them well worthy the highest lecoiinncn ilaiion. Mai. Jamex Pearson, Twlpt? comity, Georgia Ira Dultee, M. MaVion county, do MatliK'k, merchanl, Culhlct, do John Dill.

Fort Oaines.do II. Rawson, merchant, Ito'bert Ware. M. Columbus, do Middlehrooki, planter, Jonet, da Alex. Lowry.

D. Jellerson, do A llolbert, J. Doorville Wiuisxppi CsyuK, do Louis, merchant, Auhurn.da Voi W. F. Dillon, Oakley, da B.

Simmons, planter, llosalaune, do Siancill, irieretiant, Carrolitou, do ti' sUncill, merchant, HreenwcKHl. do W. Lake.nierclmnt, Grenada, do D-, Oreenworsl, do Judge Caibry, Con'eeville, do B. M. Anaild, pisnter, OiahaM.dfi Meek, merchant, Louisville, do j'ames Lowry, mi rrhact Halenjli, N- Turner, P.

Monticllo, ilo Sauiiiel Javne. P. M-, Brookhsven, do B. Taylor, werchairt, Uailaliu, do K. D.

Ward. druKKtst. Canton, tfo M. C.Cavi. merchant, Shaion, do Andersoii, P- M.nmptiT county, Alabama ii.

II. Sheldon, merchant, i. udmore. plainer; Pickens county, do also in nearly all the wwns and villages, ami by uumtroui rouo. trv sirenu, in all the western and southern itstes.

Raymond, July tMHt's.