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I'm THE CURE OF ~sTRICTURE-It is most unfortur
~ nste IN this complaint that many perons have a trio
ture who are not IN the asst aware oft. The common notion
u, that 30 long as the urine Passes in a tolerable' .ream there
cannot be q structure. But this is far from true. A str;cture
may, and often does, exist for months, and even years, without
producing any striking change In this rerpect When a stTie.
ture arrives at that degree Of narrewness as sensibly to impede
the urine, II i a serious malady indeed. The object OF tbose
remarks however. IL to prevent this state, and to attack al a
time when IL Is easily and perfectly removed. But there are
other circumstances besides its effect upon the urine nv which
q structure may be known, or, at least. strongly suspected. ard
though these are numerous, there are two which are verv com.
mon and very easily judged Of. and these shall BE- nentionsd
here.
The first OF thess circumstances relates to time. II n v,p
known. that strictures arise from long continued and badly
treated 0oporrhda. Now, whenever this disease continueS
over many weeks, especially if in the early period any OF Ire
b1asted nostrums OF the day were taken, there il rust and pro-
per ground to suspect q structure.
The next u most remsrkable-H n the effect a structure has
upon the mind and sprits. This 10 a fact that NAV be tho
roughly relied on. Indeed the author never saw a case OF stric
turs, (and he sees many. every day in which the patient did
not, more or less, complain OF his loss OF mental enersy-that
he was not % capable OF business an formerly. The reason OF
this, however, u clearly shown in his " Pm 80.
little volume Boticcd in another column of this paper. and 10
which the reader 10 referred, not only for knowledge OF THE
dsease, but on every other connected with this subject
DIR RALPH further begs To add. that he may be ccnsn!.et
personally a. his residence, No. 81 Greenwich street, At any
hour and should any be in doubt a. to the existence Of this
disease, especially alter perusing hn little volume. he will
without expense or the least pain, explain and assure him wks-
Their he have or not. Let II only be remembered that, IN he r.
ally has 4 structure, not all the medicine in the world. aIoos
will ever cure IT. ms In.
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TO H LADIES.

EAsHI0NABLE MILLlNEHY G0Ops The prcprle.
offers for sale a most select and choice assortment OF MILNE.
~ Goods. for the spring trade, never as yet presented to the
public, both az regards the quality and cheapness Of The arti-
cies. The assortment consiss Of the iolIowing;.-
The celebrated SILK HAT, CALLED POTrE d,
az worn by La Duchesse dOrleans, Of France;
SHED SILK. ENTIRELY NEW AND
"MODINE CAPOTTES, ELSSLER
COTTAGES"
Paris an and English M ST2AWS Of the finest ter
ture. in great variety.
The proprietre,s resp ,eifully solici Q The ladies to favor her
with a call and examire he eleg ,nt Id var led stock OF Milf
merry for themselves before they purchase else where, as it will
be agrsat saving to them ia price and a great advantage a. re-
gards the variety and quality, 81 the goods.
MISS 8. KING, Magazine de Modes,
4 In GOAL RraaLsrau
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70 THE BALD AND GREY HEADED-JONEs,
IN OIL OF CIRCASSIA.

TO THE BALD HEADED-JONES'
IN OIL OF CORAL CIRCAsSIA.
! HOSE whose hair is falling out, turning grey. or has eeas.
ed growing, an article is here offered You al a reason,b bic price
remember tis not ~puded-and it will do all tits retxesented
to do Read thu
lcertify that my hair was falling out fast; Ieombed out
handiuls daily. AID since ] hove used two bottles Of Joues Oil
Of Coral .Circassia, 1t has quite stopped falling out, and L
growing fast and DARK.
w. TOMKINs, - King II.
Thn will give light, red or grey ham a ne dark look, and in
time cause Il to grow dark from the roots Among others who
have used this and certify 10 J.F. Power, grocer, Brooklyn; j.
Gilbert. je weller, 81 avenue.
Sold by Jones, sign OF the American Eagle, s9-uuIess
you ere careful Of the right number you'll be cheated with a
eountefeit-s2 Chatham street. Price 3 S and Q shillinga
botle-three sizes. 1873 Falton street, Brookiy q, u agent
mao mt
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CHEAP STORE

CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
THE subserib.r 10 now. opening his Spring supply Of
l GCTtERI isssived p:II late siIy..,
sortment Of n ome.tIe Goods. which he 10 prepared 70 offer At
the very LOWEST CASH PRICES.
The attention Of Country Merchants, Builders, Cabinet
M.ke., &C.. 70 SOLICITED to an "a snlnation Of his steek and
favor him with a call ALFRED r. LAGRAVE,
au0 Greenwich corner Barclay, New York.
A regular supply Of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and
Cooper. Glue. Also-a complete assortment OF mechanics
Tools. James Screws, sc. mQ 2m'
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DIR. MORRISON.

NoRTH RIVER BIS ENsAaY ao.I 5u'isn street , ps.,
Of Surgeons, London, and fer@rrl { .urs; on in II. fri,i.h ma:
"; cont n .s: II e ;h be soH:Sl,ss daily ,yn on d,:sa es:,s % : ds os !.
jaditioas treatment and the i~mprudeni use # quack medicines.
dsli.si. ai.sss;:;, q Fl i5siI ysIISSs and eS%piisaisa iST%:S.
ing s sns Daa,:n ah & .n Il. Ii %.d Gs 5s:'. nc. ssr. s,% n ~ }. ' SsSs' . aus
lures M a-esomD.sisd with much i..i,.,i:1 a., md da,I pain u n.
mately to urinary hstulas. DR.. NJ. treats sipctnrss IN a scr
snsa m %nSssr, s m'shoS,y pa Snom0'Ds A''''p'0A u 'e 'HeA'
"a Ill ssads Of = ouns
.ser.t destructive habit, and whose nerves. are Further in
,ssss f.s% . 'as S Z: is q as. srss,:r az, asar s::'sn''f 81 ;D'f II s,. .s' ss
su ss : ,f IL E: %a, gt oSsaYss,. s and rs so If fan "a. m q ;s;ss 1.s I
g. S:, ss1 = e. .,s!. ss. . s ss.,ss az. q AZ :s .s:. !. e s.; ~ part q u'
Thee :irictest honor and confidence obssr..a
s.ls s;.si.; T.sIss: ssl..% = LIs.lvss! rom e:
. sa L T,s ssii csS .Sa most VI aj:rSia ss.s e.4 S%ss.s%' f. Of ecS" aSsr.si u
, %s;' s ss; s,ss:ssi Pi II s.iss f% e. a,y,isis Z from the Il. ;a's sp;isss . ss :
. "w.ns f. .s 'h :: sc c,,I pSSii:os d e0un''f''''sr'' the following
aa ~. .S sa s':sS scSs.s. k saS s.s c'S ,S.' /: :i !. e,;.o TsTp: .eSa. Sisiss
Win the proprietor Of DR.. fsylor, Balsam Of Liyerwor,, and
sS,' i fs : who hon pre e: SSa tbs s" %sdiei &c 's IT SIS 'sf 30 s ssTy gs' sSa
1.-THE the 'o,s propttstor, reside. and transact: business at a.
, ss5~of' at that place from the only or'E'nrfl o T;s!S: + f5''
S.ALPHEUS SMITH, Com. OF Deeds.
Iesrtify from my own personal knowledge that the above
statements in regard to the ownership, &c are tIus ,ru
Beware Of Counterfeis, a. the great question ellie or
death may depend upon having the genuine med'e'he, msoe
only IN this city at AL Spring street. $1,000,
Agents-Redrins 9 State street Boston; 81 Main st.ees; sno
n, Fulton street. Brooklyn; lie and gas broaa s"es'' Ne"
ark
Priee-Large bottles -, next nn 81, and smaller nn 50
sents mEo NV
CUGA Il Premium Corn and fu npt,ns, fle1h ,sgs,s
> u. 3. "a .s ,,r sd a.w sI. ssss: s. sSs.': soJ s.. s.ss Tor d isws:; 70 ,s sSs
ros.,. fruit md crnamsn,.i trees shIaslsry Of all kinds esns.
2oss ressonzbIs term 81 NfbLO h DUNLAPS, No. sf4
Broadway, and at their nursery, corner Of eth Avenue and
=. lasI~-
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IMPORTANT
TO CONSERVATIVES.

.IO ~ - IIO'
NEW YORK. September 2Ist, ls4l To DR. C. II. Ring
IN Sir Asyou have requested ms TO give you an account Of
how your Z" Elixir OF Lite" acted in my case, ' c~heerfully com.
ply for the benefit OF Others. Ihave had cough every winter
Tor several years, and always got relief from simple herb teas
tili isst winter, nsith.r one thing nor the other seemed to q :
my business. In This state was peT,uad-d by my friend Mr..
bottle, Iwas not only cured Of my cough. pain in the chest,
night swea,s. but able to resume business and find myself 20
rapidly Improving 1 at my friends are astonished, expecting to
hear q my death m.tsad'of seeing me &c, active and robust.
any one situated a. ! was, may call on
PETER HELMS, 10 Thompson st.
Prepared and for sale By C.H. RING, SO Fulton, cor. CiG.
uldlnN
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POLISHING PASTE

AND PLATE POWDER
". hay. tried the Polishing Past: mad: By Mr.. Anderson
and find h to be S5SRb Il ;aS 's & afA Tt H.s J curling sniI s's ssl.,
Manufacturers Of Britannia Ware,
We have tried the Paste and Plate Powder made aud sold by
NIL ANDERSON, az sass tssS I sr 9'fsSSSs %ssai 'Has e%s.
W. have used ss Mr. AndsrsOn's Polishing Paste and Plat:
Late Mauuand & Co., 1874 Broadway.
" ;h,y. used WIN, Aeder,,n m: f%c!,;iIas, Paste and PHI:
recommend ii with ''''''' i sS hi ri SUM- s - 1sHEs
Ihavs used Mr.. wm- Anderson's Polishing Paste for shver,
brass, and silver plated ware. and ord 70 o. 2 frat rae arti'
Saddle and Harness Maker.
For sale wholesale and retail, for eXportation, at msnufae-
Also. BY Barsett, st B%'oadwsy, one door shove Bietcasr
i hudson s and Spring sssssi s S@tFs a RI a nsTgS 15.aS Ssselns's %is f on:
THE SHIELDED VICTORIA
SHAWL & DIAPER PIN.
a .i.:!ssias tsladss s6awls; eIs.E:, Sc patented il he
G GaiRis2S Sac, Go. i iss d n f ., Ssw fS %o1 sss sn ss SS he s. Ss Y: al Il
the mandatory rs Jaw st B%Io9kiya. .,m... -
piled on liberal terms. ala Int
DENTISTRY.
WIN, thorn DENTIST 'o,,siis the attention Of tho.:
them; to hs me,hed tcf supplying the Mar,lls,y family. Wig
mouth Of those who indulge in acids. resulting from the action
Of the acid on the Gold Plate. In all cases that admit Of 1t, he
inser rte teethfrom one to a com piete set, without using one par
ticle Of metal OF any description.
81 Chambers street. ala I'M
Kalsomine PANT having been
n severely tested in this ery during the winter. months,
the patentees can recommend II with renewed confidence to
the public. The numerous specimens Of Kalsomiue Paint now
existing IN New York, reuders an enume alton Of its I'D
vsntages su?eriuous among the most prominent are the
following -
Kalsomine Col0rs are more permanent. more luminous and
agi eeabie to the ey e than oil coIers. They are applied without
occasioning. any offensive smell or Injurious effect upon
health, and drying in a few hours. Kalsomine paint may, If
lions in the circular.
Orders received and punctuaIly attended to at the
PAINT DEPOT,
feb ~ sm. 1854 Broadway, corner Franklin.
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DOCTOR PROVOST.

COME individuals write against the use Of baisam copsivy,
- cubeb,. nitre, cam Phor, mineral astrrngents, sc &c, 10 the
cure Of secret dis.ses. but that the world knsws that the
above named m edicines will and have cured those diseases, II
beyond a doubt Iii perfect folly to deny that fact; .Buttlai
n n quires a professional nan, and a man Of skill in his profes.
SION, to know when and how To- give those medicines, is equally
az obvious to men Of minds. Hope, therefore, that &c ,siemen
requiring medical aid will not give ear to al the foolish stuff
winch they may see in the share Of Advertisements. but they
have q full history IF their c,se. | feel confident that not pa
tient will leave my Office without b. ilg entirely satisf fed that
there 10 at leas one regular bred physici,n who has condo
scended to place himself among the field Of Qlacks. Ny Of
fee 10 at 81 Broad, corner Stone 1t.
A9lm' J PROVOST, N. ID.
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200, 900 La Norma segafS, =
7 ANDED from brig ONO. from Havana, Of sop-v;or ou.Is
II ". for sale IN lots TO suit pu ehsen, AZ re- asopabls prssss.
HoIn' byM RAIDER, - Chsthan 81
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PIANO

SOUTHERN DEALERS and purchasers generally win
~ find il 10 their advantage to call and ex mine q cho ice as
sortment Of the sboy' article, comprising a variety offs and 81
octaves, of rosewood and mahogany. 9TH grand action, scroll
stands, and every modern imlrov, nent. These instruments
are warranted to b. equal 70 any in the city, md will be sold
al the lowest possible prices for cash, at the lnufactory, ~
West Fourteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
N. B.-Prano Fortes for Hire A good assortment Of piano
fortes for hire at the N apufactNry. At 9m
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SOMETHING f.

bOlV1lZ 14NN N4I
EUK'S GARDEN ~ bowery;-The undersigned. takes
- this opportunity to inform his friends abd tine public that
he has opened a Gaiden aud Saloon at 10 bowery, where he
would be happy to receive their calls. His Saloon will be
constantly supplied with The chote est and best Of Fruits, Con.
fectionMy, c. fes. Ice Creams, Lemonade and Soda that The
city afosds Every attic tion will be given sn his pat to make
this Garden and Saloon a pleasant and agreeable resort to The
ladies' and gentlemen who may favor hem with a call.
ala tine H.. LEUR, 40 Bowery.
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A PROBLEM

FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.
MONG the many and various Cosmetics that are offered
n 10 The public FOR b au'ifyipg the complexion, ard ymov-
ing very eruption from the face, none can be 80 conf 1ently
licate i'm 20 hness to the comp ext n. and efectualiy removes
pinplss, blotches, tan, freckiss. ringw orms. and all o-her euta-
neous e,uptions and disco or ations
Prcs rs cents per bottie-sold at Church Q Ditpensary, l6
Bowers, corner or Spring str ct
Agents.. w. Bull, H.rtford; C. N. W. Siumo-s, Pine,
corner OF Fourth street, Phlad .lphia; Charles Stesne. rough-
keepeie. m2s Imt
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Take ply sic riy-medic,ne eomes TOO late,
When the disease becomes inveie-ste.n
REC0MMENpEp by the Laeuty-.yANCE's ANTI
~ BILIOUS FAMILY APERIENr TLLS-By Iona
.!perence these pills have hceu proset by thousands to be
he best and safest Family Medicine hitherto discovered. Al
Ihseasons Of the year they will he found very valuable 10 an
no wish 70 secure Themselves azsinA si.kn 80. They are
rtra attentien to Diet or to clothing, bilious and liver com.
plants. Syspspsia Or Indigestion, nervous A~sses. sict head:
= ~ ~ Iaet all diseases arising from an impure state OF
- Spoo, Or a a,sotdersd state Of the stomach or bowels. are
tivsns.s M ~ oy ting then. They prevent scarvy, eos.
nsver DC without them. Time or climate afecu Them not.
q s%Sss a faee. ..., ,c or *, X. , i,o%.eh h will readily rerainit .trsnsib,
and rensmed health and viso, Of body and mind viii be- The Ger
m.Sieins which 4, ~ .m%ss, IN TACT may be summed .up-ss a
muscles ., 1hs strong and will be found Of insniis value to & r.
wish To be secure from sickness, ~'eeoS1sJ, "no
Price % and so cents per boz. M
carries Hall, ss Cati arine street; sm,th. eoru.r npotne,
~. preokIyn. raI.on
STRAW WRAPfiNH.Ioo re ms crown s,raw wrsppi, =
~ ar sIcellent article, Just received and for sale bv
40 pGR-SF v RR00Ws ~ T;b~tv.s
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Savannah.

See the character as draws by Bulwer in zanoai-
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CTKAW WRAPPIN'E-lo0 re ms crown ARA v,.no.,.
~ ar excellent artick Just received end for sale by
40 pER-SF " RN00Ws 81 T;h~rv.
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State of Mississippi
ANTE Country.


Amite Circuit Court to May term 1872
Russell Jones, Attachment for the
vs. sum 1897 81 cts.
Noble Johnson.
NJ Office is hereby given that on the
IN 7th Of December i84l, that Rus
sell Jones plaintiff in this case, applied
and obtained an attachment from David
Jewett, Justice Of he Peace, in and for
the county OF Amite, against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements, Of Mo-
Bile Johnson, defendant, for the above sum
OF two hundred and sixty-seven dolla RS
and sxty.one cents, returnable at the Cir
suit Court to be holden at Liberty in and
for Ami,e county, on the second Monday
in May next, and unless the defendant
shall appear, give special bail, and plead
or demur, within the time prescribed fol
appearance at said term judgment fna
will be demanded against the property at
tached, and the garnishee summoned, anC
the property so attached will be sold and
applied to the payment Of the plaintiffs
demands and all costs.
Z. NJ. DAVIS, Crk.
Dillingham; and Walker Plaintiffs Any
March 26 1912 4tl2
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Notice.

vTVHE undersigned have the pleasure TO
Il inform their friends, that they have
succeeded in extending their policy Of In
suranco, TO the Jackson and Clinton De-
pots, and all other points on the Clinton
and Port Hudson Railroad.
All Cotton, therefore, hereafter, con-
signed to jenkins ~ Bonner Of New Or
leans, will be fully covered by insurance
as soon rs received and receipted for by
the Company 1iLhout any additional charge
10 The Planter.
From the great exposure Of Cotton TO
fire. whilst on the cars, and the Bank at
Port Hudson, we view this arrangement
us highly advantageous 10 our friends,
and we trust il will secure their approval
aud patronage. j. BONNER, & Co.
C(ntcn, Nov rs, 1e4i Ne
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
f1KE COUNTY. {

Probate Court of said county January term 1872
To all persons Interested in the real EST ale
of Elisabeth Hamilton decd-Greeting.
VOU are hereby cited to be and aP.
pear before the Probate Court of
Pike county on the fourth Monday in
April next, and shew cause if any youn
can, why an order should not be made
for the sale Of the following described
tract of land, belonging to the said Eliza
beth Hamilton, deceased, to wit The
north east quarter of The north west quar-
ter of section number II township num-
Der 8, range number 10 east. 1t is iur.
Their ordered that this citation be publish
ed in the Holmesville Wing and Liberty
Advocate six weeks
~ WITNESS the Honorable
LIS. William Coney, Judge of
- the Probate Court of said
county, on the fourth Monday in January
A. d. 1842.
Issued the Sd day of February, A. D.
l842. r. d. PADDELFORD CPk
Feb IL l 842 6w.
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THE FELECIANA
Female Institute.

Ut NDER the superintendence Of Mrs.
u Lacy, assisted by Mrs. Doctor
Cook and three other ladies', will be open
ed, at the residence Of Dr. Lacy, Presi-
dent Of the College Of Louisiana, in the
village Of Jackson, on the 10th ofJanua-
ry l842. Mrs. Lacy will give instruction
in Moral Science, the French Language
and female manners Mrs. Cook in draw
ing and painting, and music ; and tbs
other ladies in photography, reading, wrl'
ting and arithmetic, geography, grams
mar, history, rhetoric, algebra, the natu'
raj sciences, fancy work, &C. The prices
for tuitioe, board, &c, will be similar 70
thase changed in other respectable So'',''
narics in the neighborhood, and Will %
made known on application.
Jackson, Dec 8, 1871. SmoV
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Laurens County, Ga. Nov. 4lh, 1883.

Laurens County, Ga. Nov. eth, 1883.
To rhom il may concern. The under
signed was severely afflicted with a Dys
pepiic and Liver affection for many years,
and followed the advice Of Physicians con-
sidered eminent, in their profession, WITH
out being benefited. | finally tried Dr..
Peters Medicinae Stomach,cae et HePitcids
and after making use Of two parcels
found myself restored 10 perfect health:
my counienance instead Of bing pale and
haggard, resumed its former healthiul
appearance, and incredtabe as 1t may
appear, ! gained nearly twenty pound
additional weight in the short space Of len
weeks. 1t is five months since stopped
taking the Medicine, and have felt 40
return of the disease, nor have ! tho
least reason to suspect | shall. / would
earnestly recommend all persons similar
ly afflicted, TO make trial Of the same rem
edy BRYAN ALLEN.
Prepared by JosEPH PRIEsTLEY PETERs,
NJ. D. P. B. C. p. NJ. at his Institution
for the cure Of Chronic Diseases, by
means Of vegetable remedies, No. lS9
Liberty street, New York, Inventor and
sole Proprietor.
Price 81 per box.
This Justly celebrated medicine is for
sale at the Drug Store OF David Jewoss
Liberty, (Miss.)
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NOTICE.

~ ETTERS Of administration with the
will annexed, on the estate OF Pa
trick Hughes, deceased, having been gran
,ed 10 The undersigned by the Probate
Court of Amite county at the February
,erm 184Q.--All those indebted to said
cs,ate are required TO make immediate
raymen,, and those having claims against
ihe same will present them duly anthem
Heated, within the time prescribed BY law
al they will be forever barred.
ELIZABETH E. HUGHES,
ELIJAH NJ. DAVIS,
ii Admr's of the wiH ANNEXED.
4 March l2, l842 6WlO.
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School Books.

NTESSRs. DON-NEL-LA d kuDD
V have Just received fine selection
Of School Books, which they will dispose
Of on very reasonable terms Among
the catalogue of Books will be found
Grinshaw's United States j.
9" Key TO do.
a. Questions to do.
Webster's Elementary SpeIlers'
Fireside Books,
Comic Almanacs,
Cold. Toys,
Cobb's Primers,
Goodrich's New Primer,
National Primer,
Smiley's Arithmetic,
Smiths
Smiths Geography and Atlas
Pixies Arithmetic,
Vicar of Wakefield,
Walkers Dictionary,
Webster's
Eclectic Readers,
Ames' fine ruled Cap Paper,
Blank Books, assorted,
Playing Cards, DC.
April Q, l94I.
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DR.. G. X. PHELPS
COMPOUND
PILL 8.

The vegetable remedy for Diseases arr
sing from Impurities of,he Blood; Dyspep-
STA, Scrofula, and al! Chronic Diseases.
Also, a substitute for CalOmel as Ca.
thartc in FEvERs, and all BiliMs ADet'
tons.
EyROM the extensive applicability to
general disease. which this remedy
POSSESSES, as is demonstrated in the de-
tailed cures Of various complaints, and
the universal success which attends it's
use, the Proprietor feels justified in claim
ing for it, superior consideration. Tho
numerous testimonials OF its effects, from
Physicians, Druggists, and distinguished
individuals, places it beyond the doubtful
remedies of the day, and entities II to spe'
cial confidence.
These Pills having acquired an unPre'
cedented celebrity as an Antl'DysPePtlc
and Anti.Blious Remedy; and this rePu'
tation being fully sustained by the high
character Of its testimonials, and the IN
creasing demand for the Mediclne---it ls
only necessary for the Proprietor TO con-
tinue the Caution, that the Public may
not mistake other medicines, which are
introduced as Tomato preparations for the
true Compound Tomato Pills.
For fall account Of this Medicine
testimonials, &C., see Pamphlets, in the
hands Of all who sell it.
I Price, 90 Gents per Boz.
This extraordinary Medicine 10 for
sale at David Jewelt's Drug Store IN
Liberty. who is sole agent for this Coun'
nv.
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NOTICE.

II ETTERS Of administration having
been granted on the estate Of Al
fred Garner, deceased, at the Praoate
court Of Amite county, at the February
term l842.-AIl those indebted TO SAID es'
tate, are required to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against
the same are to present them duly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed oy
law, or they will be forever barred
THO'S GARNER, Adm'r
March ~, l842 OWN
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From Dr.. James EsDell, Anthor Of the Med
zeal Companion, or Family Physician.
New Orleans, Goth Dec. 1881.
To all tohom IL may concern.--This is to
certify, that have witnessed the opera
tion Of DR.. Peters Medicinae StOmachicGe
Ell Hepiticae, in number Of very obsll-
nate Dyspeptic aud Liver affections, OF
long standing. | have no hesitation IN
declaring them the most valuable prepar-
alton for those distressing Gilne,tS' that
have ever come within nv knowledge
JAMES EWELL, N ".