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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
Copy Of letter from DR.. S 8. Fi!rh.
puI1ApEIPniA. Nav. 10. -;

FHIIADEIPHlA, May. IU 1873,
DR.. JAYNE Dear : RI feet thai ran hardly say
enough 10 you in favor Of A bor IS Oieaginon- Hair
Tonic, prepared by y"u My hair had been falling
Off about two wears, aud had b"cuino very dim,
threatening speedy hadness, when | commenced
nsin. this remedy. In about week ii ce.scd 10
fall Off
have used it now about three months, and have
as full and thick head Of hair AS J can = ''sbly
d, sire. have rcco1mcnd'd its Use 10 Il nanh"r OF
my trlenGs, who all speak we'll Of 1t II faithfully
employed, have no doubt OF us general success.
] may add that before using the Tome, had tried
almost all the various articles employed for The hair,
such as the Marassnr OIL all the different preparh-
tons Of Bears Oil, Vegetable Hair Oil, &c &C.
without experiencing much il any benefit.
Rrspccliully Yours
S. s. FITCH.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
FOR SALE.

s8IHE Valuable real estate in The possession Of
L isaiah Crooker Esq, at the time Of his de.
cease, consi.tng of a part Of the valuable wharf
called Crookers Wharf and the store thereon with
the dock sppudenant thereto; Also lot ON the
West side OF Water Sirect--seycril lois between
washington Street aud Middle Street. Also two
good lots directly in front Of the South Meeting
House aud valuable Wood lo', 10 be sold in lots
to sui, purchasers, Tor terms apply 10 the subscriber
Also. a Gisl-rate Horse and Chase, and IA val
uable Cow. EBENEZER CLAt.
Bath April q 1910. II. 3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
NOTICE.

NJOTlCEis hereby gwen that the subscriber has
- been duly appointed administrator of the
estate Of William j. Guruey late of Bath, in the
County of Lincoln, deceased, and has taken upon
himself that trust, by giving bonds The law d.
reefs; and all persons having demands upon the
estate OF the said William B. Gurhey, are required
10 exhibit the same and all persons indebted TO
sine said estate are called upon 10 make payinen.,
WILLARD WALK Err
Bath, July u, 1910 1fl3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT.
Samuel Cs0We5H. TAILOR

Samuel Crow III, TAILOR.
EIURNS thanks To the liberal inhabitants
z & Of Bath and vicinity for the patronage they
have thus far favored him with and would take
this opportunity to inform them that he continues
to execute all orders in his Inc OF business, with
propnptne.s and despatch.
lie trusts that his extensive experience in his
profession, and his unremllling eilorts 10 please his
patrons, combined with perfect knowledge OF his
trade, will enable him to merit and receive COLI
tinnancc Of the pablo favor.
P rsons wishing Garments made in the best
manner and according TO the latest fashions, will
please call at the Office directly Parsons
Smiths Store in Rogers new brick block.
IL Cutting done at short notice.
G-57i.atest Fashions duly received ef.0 TT
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
IFest Chester, Pa. March Cd, 1889.

Mr. Bond, one of the Compositors in the office OF
the Philadelphia Public Ledger ,whoha lost nearly
all his hair from off the top ofhis head, has had it
completely restored by the use fthis Tome. Two
Officers of the American Navy had good head Of
hair restored to them by using five bottles each Of
this HAIR Tonic, one Of whom was over sixty years
of age Four gentlemen connected with the Public
Press in Philadelphia, have also had their badness
removed by using this remedy. The Rev. Mr. Par
kerr Pastor OF the Presbyterian Church in Delaware
County, Pa who was completely bald over all the
top of his head, and also becoming considerably
gray, has used only two bottles of this Tonic, and
has not only luxurant growth of new hair upon
his head, bit all the gray hairs have disappeared,
and their places Lave been supplied by healthy hair,
ola natural colour. Finally, nine cases of baldness
out Of every ten may positively be removed by
faithful application Of this valuable remedy. There
is therefore, now, NO EXCUSE FOR A BALD
HEAD.
Prepared only by DIR. d. Jayne, sole proprietor,
No 90 South Third street, Philadelphia. Price 81
a bottle.
For sale in Bath, by H. HYDE. 80.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31

" BALD HEADS.-Of nll The remedies ever
devised for the restoration and lrcsrrratl"n Of tn.
HAIR nothing lars hren iunnd rqlai 20 ALI
BERT'S DLEAGINOUS iE.7IR TONIC. 1t
seldom fails 10 restore the hair % he 18th aud beauty
MANY who were bald a few months ago, eau NOW
exhibit iuAuriant head OF hair by the Use Of it.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
A DIRECTORY
OF ALL THE
Business People & Firms in the city,

Alphabetically arranged under each business or pfo-
fesson. his directory wIlbe of great Importance
to all who are in any way connected with The bust
ness interests of Boston, as it will be complete
guide to the Warehouses;. Stores, Shops and Olii-
ccs Of Iho citizens. The Calendar pages have
been greatly improved, and contain five or six adj
dtional columns of important calculations. The
Almanac will contain IA corrected map of the city
a list If all the Streets, Banks, insurance Offices,
Societies. Biographies OF Eminent Men, G"vern-
,nont of United States, Census of Massachusetts,
Courts, etc and very interesting account OF the
CITY of Lowell, written BY ore of her citizens.
The work will he printed on fine paper, with
nntire new type, and handsomely bound in cloth.
Price % cents per copy liberal DISCOUNT made
10 those who buy to sell again. Orders sent 10
THOMAS GROOM. % State street, Boston, will meet
with prompt at lention. ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
Fresh Goods,
AND FOR SALE
WASHINGTON ELIOT,

A FRESH assortment Of Groceries-such as
"A Souchcorg and H, son Teas, old Java. Porto
Rico aud Cuia Coffee, II. B. Sugar, Porto Rico do.
Choeo alo Shells, Flhrrts, Soft Shell Almonds,
C.stana nnts, Irish hloss, Tapioca, Pearl Sage,
preserved Ginger, Crushed Sugar, Loaf aud Lump
do, English Mustard, Ground Spices, Rose water,
Mead Syrup, Lemon do, Pepper Sance, Extract
Lemon, Tomato ketchup, Cllron, Ginger. Cassia.
Dipt and Mould do Wrlches Chocolate, CASTLE
Sonp, Shaving do premium Starch. common do
Ca,andsh Tobacco, Honey Dew do. Principe
Cigars, long mines do. Winter Oil, Sumner do
Castor OIL, Sweet do Cod Fish, Soda Crackers,
Pork -Four, Meal, Cheese, Rice, Butter, llnus,
Mails. Brooms CLOTHES Lines, Painted Pals, Pipes,
Wickng, Jugs, Kegs, torks Fine Sab, &c, &c.
ALso-a good assortment of crockorv ware.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
14ENUlNE EUrFALo OH. VIE nAlR!

~ ENUlNE BUFFALO Oil. TIE HAIR!
AE The HAIR! The liair!!! The greatest
ornament 10 the human body is splendid head Of
Hair 1t has recently been discovered that the
genuine Buffalo Oil is a sovleign rem, dy for bald
ness, prevents The hair from coming off, promotes
the growth, continues the uxurance an improves
The beauty. 1t is far superior 10 any other animal
or vegetable Oil, and in of fever, where the
hair becomes dry and begins to fail of there is no
NJ plicaton more efectual in restoring its beauty
and rendering it IN healthy state 1t is put up al
low price, (37 2 cts) that all classes can have
access 10 il. None genuine unless pnt up in flat
bottles with Hair Oil" impressed in the glass
A $50, TO prevent imposition, il will be signed by the
proprietor. IT.H. BROWN, 45l Washington. cor
uer of Elliot street, Hoston.
a lso, a copyright TOR the Direction has been
taken out,
For Sale in Bath, by E. WOOD,
3m}o Central W m'i.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31

EAR J8yNE,S EXPEC IORAN H. This in
g D valuable medicine is daily eifectlng some u
tic most astonishing aud wonderful cures That nave
ever been known. All who haze ever used II Tor
Asthma. Cough, Splitting of Blood, iiooplng Cough
Group or Hives Consumption, chrome reursy,
Hourseness, Pain and Soreness Of the Breast, dlf-
fculty of Brea thing and every other disease OF the
LUNGS and BREAST. can and do attest to lis
usefulness BRONCHITIS, disease when Is
annually sweeping thousands TO a premature grave,
under the mistaken name " CoNeoMl ioN,
is always CURED by it. The usual symptoms OF
this disease (Bronchis) are Cough, Soreness OF the
Lungs or Throat, Hoarseness, Difficulty 9f Breath
ing Asthma, Hectic Fever, a splitting up OF fhesm
or matter, and sometimes blood. 1t is an imam
nation of the fine skin which lines the inside OF
the whole of thu wind tubes or air vessels, which
run through every part of the Lungs. This Elk
pectorant Immediately snppresses the Cough, PAIN,
Inflammation, Fever and Difficulty ct Breathing,
and produces free and easy EXpecoratlon, aud
a Is soon ELECTED.
/ 1t always cures ASTHMA-two or three large
doses will cure the CROUPor Hin ES of Children,
in from fifteen minutes hours time. 1t i'm
mediately suldues the violence Of HOPPING
COUGH, and effects a speedy cure. Hundreds
who have been given up by their physicians as
incurable with "CONSUMPTION," have been
restored 10 perfect health by ii.
Extract of Certificate from Inc Rev. DR. Babcock,
late President OF Waiervle College, Maine
From intimate personal acquaintance with Dr. u.
JAYNE, IA regular student of the Medical University
of PENNSYLVANIA, and an experienced, successful
practitioner of medicine, was prepared TO appre.
cale the numerous testimonials in favor OF ms
different medical preparations, much more high'y
than the great majority OF those which are eAleh.
sivelv euogiscd. On trial of them IN my own
family, and some Of them personally, have more
than realized their favorable anilcpatlons. lhey
| are what they profess To be-not quack noslrnilis-
but skilfllly prepared antidoles tor some of the
most affective of human dseases, know that they
are highly esteemed and frequently prescribed, ny
some of the most respectable OF the regular prac.
ttioners of medicine in this city and elsewhere. and
| do not hesitate to commend them as valuable
addition to our maefa medica, and II safe, as well
as eminenty useful remedy for The diseased
RUFUS BABCOCK, Jr.
Philadelplia 7lh juno, 1888.
Numerous other certificates might be ad'cd, but
the above are considered sufficient evidence oi lis
great usefulness.
Prepared only By DR.. D. Jayne, No. go South
Third street Philadelphia Plico 81.
Where also unay he had Jaynn's Carmlnative
BaIsam. for the cure Of Bowel Complaints &c
Iunic Nrrn!fn for tue removal 81 U"rms, S'c
SanaiiNe Pills for Dyspepsia, Liver cnmplanis' "ha
Female Diseases, &c. Also .1lDeri's liar ohic
for the removal y Baducss aud preserl alton ~
The Hair %
These vauahle medicines are Tor sale by VII.
n HYDE. Front Street Path Mic 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
CONSVNP YzON.

EH LIVERWORT, and PLEURISY ROOF,
for Consumption and Liver complaint, colds coughs,
splitting of blood, catarrh Asthma, difficulty of
breathing, pain in the slde palpia'on of the heart,
oppression and soreness of the chest, p'eurlsy,
hectic fever night sweats difficult and proiuse ex
pecioration and all affections Of the chest, lungs and
liver
The Eoarhound. Liverwort, and pleurisy Root
hnve for Centuries been celebrated IN the cure oil
diseases e The Lungs and Liver
DrHD Allen. after series of experiments, has
been able TO ex,rac, from these medical herbs, a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31

Copy of a letter from c. c. Park Pastor Of tho
Baptist Church at Unidentified. N. j.
HADDoNFIELD. n. J. Feb. u, 1899
DR.. D. Jaync-Sr, b take pleasure IN informing
You that the bottle Of AIber,'s Hail Tonic which
obtained OF YOU last October, has prov ed most sat
isactory and successful. NY hair had for long
time been exceedingly thin, But for the two or
three years past i, had SO fallen out, that my head
had become almost entirely bad. was under the
necessity of conccang The blindness by conlb'ng the
hair on the sides over it, But now after using about
half IA boile of the "'l"nic,' have AS luxnrlant
grow til OF lair US ever had. &. c. PARK.
The Rev Leonard Fletcher, Bastor of the Baptist
Church, at Great Valley, Pa who had been more
or less bald for many years. used three bottles of
the HAIR ToSIc and has now fine growth Of new
hair over all that part Of his head where he was
bald writes
"My hair is growing finally, | assure Won :"
l.. FLETCHER.
M, Cbostor p, March Od lS,NI
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
CLOTH DRESSING.

yHyH l. subscriber would inform his customers and
IL the public, that he continues to carry on tie
Ciolhi.g business usual, at Tofsha'n Village
Cloth left with Messrs Palmer IL Lcdyard, will he
taken by hiE, and dressed usual Al those
WHO please to favor him with their custom may de-
pend on having good cuinrs. and their cloth finished
in good style, with usual dispatch; price Que shi
ling psr yard, for cloth dressed in the best manner
WILLIAM WHlrTON.
Tapsl,am July 90, Io40. II IS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31

CUIUu uIIu CV'IIPIeleU lII' O"FS VI
Consumption in III cases
Liver complaint wv
Dyspepsia l9o
Asthma vi "
Paptation of the Heart 81
Raising blood Do
Total lO32
"Tho number of colds and coughs cured by this
medicine are too numerous to report"
sLP CAUTlON-Purchase none unless 1t has
the certificate Of '.Copyrght'' on the wrapper and
label, and the written signature o.
ALLEN, ND.
General Depot aud Wholesale Office So Barclay
street, New y ork. Sold in Boston by ANDREW
GEYER, IO4 Hanover street, general Agent for the
New England States
For:sale in Bath by WILKINSON
Oct s, 1910 .Iy29
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,

BLU ID, OHUEO, Hh Id,
&c, &c, &C
Gm IA. DONNELL offers for sale on
reasonable terms, in Rogers new
fsAeG Xss2A Block next door south of Parsons
kgA Smiths $, an extensive assortment oil
BOOTS IND SHOES,
rs, received from Boston. selected expressly for
summer wear, among which are Ladies Kid Slips
of all descriptions and prices also Ladies Leather
Shoes of all kinds Chidren's do do.
Gents Calf, Goat, and horse hide Boots
Inc Kid, Morocco aud Calf skin Pumps;
ALSO
good assortment of CAPS. Silk, Fur and Palm
Leaf HATS thin and thick Clothing OF all kinds;
and LOT Of prime ~
JMATTRA SSES
together with variety of other articles, all Of
which will be sold very low for CASH
Custom Work, of all descriptions made % oroer
at short notice, in faithful and worknlanlike man
ner. :,
NJ B. All persons indebted to the subscriber
are called upon TO make immediate payment.
Bath June Sd. TO- F. A. DONNELL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
0FNEVER FORGET 30

to ask for the ERrIFiCATE OF AGENCY See nat
il is dated oilin The toeIoe months nelt preceding.
That it contains miniature view oi my Labor
atory at Sing Sing.
That the name Of the person holding the same is
written thereon.
And that it is signed with pen, b. BRi.N
DRETH n d., with my family arms Stamped upon
the paper.
The following Agents in Cumberland and Lincoln
Counties regularly supplied by J. q. LANGLEY
my only Traveller in Maine0 from my
Pyincigol ". f. Rrand.'ethiaa Office,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-05-28
SQUIRE PARKIN'S SPLORIFI
CATION.
A YANKEE sToRY-BY A DOWN. EASTER.

YANKEE sToRY--BY A DOWN. EASTER,
guess you never heard tell of our town, dit
you! Well, il you amt, | rather guess yo
Cont take the papers For about the time o
the land fever 1t was cried up awiully; anC
some chaps down there in Portland got hauled
in TO the tune of ten dollars the acre. And a.
to that matter, it want to be wondered at, al
things considering. For one Squire Parkins
came up there, and made kind OF map Of it
and may be bid into apple sarse iii wan
the curlusest thing for map that my eyes ever
lit upon. Squire Parkins staid at our house al
the time, SO | seed the making the whole
consarn. The reason he staid there was be-
cause marm's pan dowdy some how agreed
with him.
Well. this map that was telling of, the
Squire ruled all into squares, and then the way
me put in the red and yellow ochre was eau
ton, tell you. May be bid into apple sarse
mt want for all the world like checker board,
and at first thought it was one. But list as |
supposed the Squire had given il the last touch,
what does he do but takes bit of blueng, and
starting at one corner of it, makes kind of
zlgzag mark clean through ii. by Jehosaphat,
says |, 'il---'
|
"Well," says !, ''if you hayn' dish'd that
ere checker board may be lck'd nto--
Tut. tut," says the Squire, "that's map
of Snagville."
SWELL" says I, elf that wouldn't puzzle a
IPhlladelfy lawyer; and that blue streak, take
III, is our VIrginny fence"
mo, you dunderhead," says the Squire,
THAT'S river"
"a river in Snagvie! Why Squire Par
kins! Now" says |, "I've made tracks on eve
ry lot in this ere section, and il there's any
thing like river that my legs can't stradde,
may be bid into
~ hats CANNON" says the Squire, call gam
mon; there's river enuf 10 float all the logs that
will be cut here this twenty years"
Upon that screamd scream, | tell you
Says /. esquire upon that ground Pm beat all
hollow"
Well, as soon as the Squire had done titne-
valing his map, what does he do but insist on
it, that must 60 out with him on splor6ca-
ton. AT first rather hung back, cause there
was no more chance of finding lot OF pine
trees than there was Of finding mares nest.
Howson ever, al last marm took up Tor him
Tor you see he kept palarverng about her pan
dowdy, aud then backing out was not TO be thor
of no how. had as leye b. in hornets nest
as try 10 ihwart marin in any thing she's bent
upon.
Well, at last we started of; and arter we'd
Travelled long spell without seeing any thing
but hereand there scrub, the Squire observ'd
that he was nearly tucker'd out, and upon that |
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-05-28
From the ". 0. Picayune
PRAIRIE SKETCHES.
An Alarming Rencontre.

1t was two hours past noon, and two mel
were alone upon the prairie. Save these two
human beings, the only things OF life within
view were wounded buffalo COW in the mex
hollow Of the prairie, aud an old grey mare
that was aaked Fastened by long halter to {
stick driven into the ground) in the hollow
where The men we're crouching,
"Don't waste another shot, Tom, the old COW
is done for"
"Waste shot!-but you don't consider how
much time we are wasting It's four hour
since the wagons passed us, and they are now
fifteen miles ahead"
"Ain't that your last charger
$40 be sure It is, aud here it goes plump into
the old cows liver"
"Stop, stop, Tom--now, for Heavens sake
keep that CHARGE The COW was seen to drop
upon her knees. "Hhere, you see the work
is done; am reduced to my last shot too,
aid il any Of those Camanches or Pawnees
shouId"--
The speaker was interrupted by a roar Of
loud and unresrained laughter. swell Sam"
said Tom, II do despise coward, and If you
amt perfect fenomenon OF that genus Pm
the handle Of tea pot. Once, twlce-gong,
al the old COW roll over now, will
you2"
"Tom, stop" said Sam, laying his hand up
on his comrades rifle and lowering The muzzlo
% the grass. snow, you must keep that shot
the COW will be dad in ten minutes, and vel
have time TO butcher and get the meat, and
reach the camp before dark"
You ninnyhammer! That buffalo will get
>, ehaAs 1ona Oh v;n,t hor n, n ...l
Out Of sight in a glfy, il | don't pop her over.
Lot g."
"Sam, ask il ofyou as favor Will you
ust remember whore we are, and only two
If us2 Good Heavens, the Camanches"--
"D-n The Camanches! How do they know
whether fellows gun is loaded Or moth
my ten Of them will run from an .,nerican
life # there never was q grain Of powder
n il, Sit down, Sammy, there's good
10Y"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-05-28
TO PHAZMA.

Veil, I've heard tell of mpudence!
| always likes it, Phaz,
But I've ne'er seen impudence like yours,
i doubt if any has.
You'd steel sheep! you d rob church.
You pick parsons pocket!
You've done much worse ! I'll have you put
On the recorders docket
"Who steals my purse"-may do it, Phaz
He's pardon in minnit,
Cos II he makes aught Out of it,
lie first must put it IN it
Who steals my ''name" is Welcome too,
Ii StrGtpS is worth his While,
But, Phaz, you isn't Welcome ven
You goes and steals my style.
/ didn't get "copy.wright
Secured, that's very true,
Nor go and take a "patent" out
As most inventors do
But if there's justice to be had
| swear I'll have STIR up;
The law shall settle which is which
As it did about the "syrup!"
Ten thousands dollars damages
If the case is plainly stated;
And I'll swear that it as plain case
As the "highly concentratod'
Wake up ye lawyers! here's a suit
A right smart chance for fees;
Mr.. Sever-you'rc wanted YOU'RE
Retained" sir, if you please STRAws
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-05-28

The "wirtues" of the "Straws' is knowa.
They're in the mornin' taken;
And they amt geniwinc vot don't
Set peoples sides shakin
"Phazma" sets people goin' too
With queer kind of pipin',
Its very true he moves their sides
But then its With gripin'!
The Won great secret" of the "Straws"
Is just to keep EN- by you;
When bile gets acrimonious"
A dose or two then try you; ).
You'll never die While swallerin'--
All sickness is prevented
And hayin' triulnphcd over death,
The inventor dies contented
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-05-28
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY A. w. FORSYTHE.

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No subscription will be discontinued until all arrear
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ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at ONE DOLLAR per square
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1000 Dollars Reyarl.

Whereas a certn' Teller here
A calm himself ''Straaos,"
has been calm people names
Without sufficient cause.
lie says that Phazma stole his STYLE
And is a maleiactor,
And so he seeks to steal avay
roor Phazmas good kardcter.
Now Phazma offers this reward
To any Won who'll catch
Said "Strd,os" and hand him over to
The police or the watch
lie thinks by blusterln' to check
And put down opposition
But vc'lput him in the caaboose
For SANDER and sedtion.
Said "StraloS" is about six feet Won
His foot is Won foot SIN,
He uses it Tor thrashin' straws,
And other queerish tricks.
Ills nose is all upon n side,
And such an awful snout
lie can't Walk straight or c ven stand still,
But keeps turnin round about.
Ills eyes are very far apart,
VERY ylld, and very grey,
And dlstantly acquainted, each
Lookn' out different way.
Won thousand dollars viii be paid
10 any vone who II catch,
And lodge in jail, this man Of straw,
This willifyln' wretch. PHAZMA.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-05-28
TO PLAINTIFFS

The highly concentrated "Straws"
Procure for your plantations,
Each Won vot loves his little nigs
AS veil as his relations;
Your lives depend upon Straw
Treat all your cases soon,
A dose each mornin'-'tis procured
With bat a "Picayune."
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-05-28

the only Highly Concentrated! Be ConCinced!
Beware of counterleits! and their
lnslniyatin arts,
win which they humbugs peoples ears,
ana An, leads astray their hearts;
lhey always tries to fitch away
reward vich worth expects,
put valuable medicines
Is known by their effects.
The "Straws," as every BODY knows.a
East, Vest, and North and south,
cures ev'ry sort of malady,
Anc costs not wry mouth;
While "Phazma's" imitation ID
a vile deception rather
Hes tryin' With little Uoap
To get up big lsthsr!