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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24
I'll NIX BOOKS.

Their stock of Blank Books is complete,
embracing every description Of Account,
Record, and Memorandum Books.
ST ALTO \ 4 RG.
Every variety of Common, and Fancy
Stationery, including Writing Wrapping
Papers, Steel pens of every description
and price, Ink, Quilts, &c.
fg7 Booksellers, Merchants, Teachers,
Libraries, and School Committees supplied
on the most reasonable terms.
n b. Country Merchants Will find 1t
much to their interest to purchase of us
rather than in the East, as they can OBJ
tain goods from us in small quantities, as
needed, at short notice, and at a small ad-
vance on Eastern cost.
July 23-n26-2m
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E'aiz aea;l EVjlatcr Goods,
1 7 LELLOLE&ILE


1T WHOLESALE.
Our Stock is now ready for the
FALL TRADE, and we would respectful
ly solicit the attention of both city and
country merchants to the styles, prices and
qualities, of the
Fancy ard Sfaplc Dry Goods,
ADV MADE CLopH1NG,
SADDLES AND SADDLERY,
Comprised in our DRY GOOD STOCK.
1iso-To the heavy stock and assert
ment in our BOOT, SHOE and hat
STORE, which were selected expressly
for this Trade, and adapted to the wants
of the country. Our long experience in
the kinds and qualities of Goods needed
for this market, enables Us to ensure our
customers that they will buy desirable
and salrable goods only, from our stock.
COSSlTF, NIL & TALMADGE,
coz. Main an / j cllerson streets.
Memphis, Sept. IL, 1885. n34-6t
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MEDICINES.

Quinjnc, Railways Ready Relief, Rad
ways Regulators, Fanstock's Termlfuge,
Mustang Linament, Gray's Ointment2
Perfumerr, Hair Oil, &C., just received
and for sale cheap by
BRADFORD & MARTIN.
G. \. RoRTHsoT. ]. X. CLINTON,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24

DARLINGTON MASON, LEVI C. NORyELL,
Holly Springs, Miss. Ripley, Miss.
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July l6-n2J-tf.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-31
Reasons why All Should Vote
FOR
JAMES BUCHANA n.

Because the Democratic party is the party Of
patriotism, and has ever stood By the country,
maintained her cause, and upheld her rights IN
all her conflicts with foreign powers.
Because the Democratic party takes the Con-
stitution for its anide-r regards il as the, pala-
dunn ofonr liberties" and IFS preservation as
the hope and blessing of unborn millions.
Because the Democratic party "knows no
North-no Soutb--no East no West" but
regards the whole American Union as onp com
mon family that should partake alike of the
Joys aud blessings that belong 10 our glorious
conlederacv.
Because the Democratic party believe them
capable Of selfgovernmeni, and declares that
they shall, in their sovereign crpaciiy, in both
State and Territory, decide and regulate their
own domestic aiiairs-that the great doctrine
Of popular sovereignty shall continue, as it has
ever been, one Of the cardinal principles Of De-
moGacv.
Because the Democratic party is ia favor Of
the largest liberty TO all mankind -proscribes no
man on account Of his birthplace or religion
believes our land to be can aSsy lum for The OPP
pressed of all nations"-and permits every man
10 eworship God according TO the dictates Of
bis own conscience"
Because the Democratic party is in favor Of
laying the burlhenS Of government equally up
on all classes, and Of dispensing the s'bl"ssings
alike upon the high and the low, the rich and
the poor"
Because the Democratic patty is in favor Of
equality of Observation-Disclosures the rich banker
shonld bear the same burtbens as the Farmer
and Mechanic, and not be made the recipient OF
snarial "a vorS aud Driv larAs
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-31
&c,
.gno. Nower,
Treasurer

n-HENRY CLAYsin letter to Mr.. C9upn, Iha.,ng
ted Sept ., 1913, thus warns tae wn,te = Ia.
man of the dangers of A holitionsm; Mf' - ebonlI
Bnt the sreat aim and object Of yonr tract shSae Tae
be TO arouse the LABoRlNG CLASSES in me rre
States against Abolition Depict the eeaseqbi s bsing
10 them of immediate abolition, ne Tsss Tsn. ,bey
free would be dispersed throughout the laborer,
would enter into competition with Tue . rednce
with tbe American the Irish the German ,ct his
his M wases: be eonionnded with him; and AFFECT r or
moral and social standing. And as the nSs s, their
both Abolition and Amalgamation SHOW ute .Sq man
object is to unite in marriage the laborins was The
and the laborng black woman, anu 70 .ondition
Iaboring man 10 the despised ana ,V- Gay"
Of the Black fifs-9Nl
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RALLE pEMQCRATs. RALLE..

95-Fo our Democratic friends, the friends 81
BUCHANAN s BGecKENElDGE, We say make
pariicalar ererfions to haze EVERY VOTER
out at the POLLS on TuEspAy the 4th day Of
NOVEMBER next. Let not a SINGLE VOTER
remain at home. We have dcfeated them
once Lei us give better one the day OF the
Presidential Erection. LIT The YOUNG x
THE CID TURN OUT. Then RALLY DEM
OCRATS, RALLY TO THE POLLS. Let us
not be cqugM steeDing at ear posts.
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The Liars Rranded!f
Bedford, Oct. 9th. 1884

Bedford, Oct. 27th, 1856
Jvo. MOWER, E>q:-Dear Sir:
The undersigned. Stockholders in the HopeweIl x
Bloody Run Plank Road Company, Of which You are
Treasurer, read in the last Inquirer 4 ChroRioe the
following article:
eve understand that the Plank Road has been
stopped. "Cause Why (" The funds we're all used
in electioneeriug for the Locofoco Ticket
Will you be kind enough Treasurer Of said
Road 10 State whether the abore is true or false.
Yours Respectfully,
A. J. SAMSON.
GEO. w. BLYMIRE,
s. SHuCK 4 CO.,
JOHN CESSNA,
JNO. G. MINNlCH.
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Geo. ". Brewer.

The election of George W. Brewer to the
State Senate is high triumph. He and all
his friends may well be proud of It. He IS The
first democrat ever returned to the Senate from
this District. Mr.. Brewer carries both coun-
ties-Adams by 81 and Franklin by AZ, making
bis maio-itY 90.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-31
Examine Year Tickets.

10 The reckless opponents of the Union
Democracy will rse the most despicablr means
10 secure the overthrow Of that party, and we
caution orr friends to look out for spurious Elec-
toral Tickets. Examine your tickets carefully
and see that every name is CORRECT.
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ENEcuTIvE DEPA RrmENT,



Sin Your letter of the 23d ultimo, in reply
to mine Of the 9th, and your telegraphic de-
spatch Of the 9th uItmo, in reply TO my letter
OF the 18Th, We're both received on the evening
of the Sth instant.
Dispatches forwarded since the dates Of those
acknowledged have informed you that peace
and quiet have been restored to the Territory.
Not onlY have all large armed bodies Of men
BEEN dispersed, but the smaller bands Of marau-
dprs have been driven off. The roads are trav-
eled with safety, and dwellings are secure from
intrusion. For upwards of two weeks no out
RACES have been automatically reported. Many
notorious aud troublesome agtators, claiming to
belong to all parties, have left the Territory,
and the benefcent influence Of their absence is
being already very sensibly felt.
The troops sent to the North have not vet
returned. It is my purpose to leave on the
northern frontier considerable portion for its
protection and the remainder of the troops
viii be employed to guard such other points as
may seem to require it. I shall shortly proceed
in person with small body of men to the
southern portion of the Territory, in pursuit Of
a gang of thieves who are said to be pi!lagng
that region,
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JNO. w. GEARY,
Governor Of Kansas
To Hon. WIS.,. L. Marcy,
Secretary Of State, Washington, D. c.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-31

PuRIFY Tue BLooD-CuRE YOUR CoMPLAINT.-lf
suffering from Scrouia liver disease, Dyspepsia, or
cutaneous eruptions dependant impure state of
tie blood use few bottles of Hurey's Sarsaparia.
Be sure you do ask for Hurley's and allow other
to be palmed off upon you.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-31
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FRON KqAy.3S.

The following gratifying letter was received
by the Secretary Of State, day before yester-
day We hasten TO lay it before our readers,
that the glad tidlngs nay b. heard which an
nounce autkoritatively that peace and quiet
have been rsstored in Kansas. Comment on
the energy, promptness, and frmness on the
part of Gov. Geary, which have brought about
this happy result, is unnecessary. His success
IS his highest eulogium
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-31
speech OF Fletcher w ehster !.

Ny- We ask the candid unon-loving men among
onr opponents to read with the speech OF the
ly son of the late DANIEL WEBSTER, which viii
be found on the first page.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-31

JOHN CESSNA,
WM. P. SCHELL.
JOSEPH W. TATE,
&. Il. SPANG,
SAML. S. STATLER,
FRED. D. BEEGLE,
WM. NJ. HALL,
County Committee
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Tie Trnih Confessed

Our reiterated statements that the opposing
State ticket in Pennsylvania was composed
solrlyo OF Fremont men, is thus acknowledged
by the Tribune, OF the 10th:
"Thr opposition ticket was nominated by a
"Union'' Convention last Winter, without re-
ference to the Presidential preferences, and
though THE CANDIDATES UPON IT were
ALL FOR FREMONT. they were voted for by
most Of the Fillmore men,"
The Great Democratic Victory IN Iadjaaa-
Tie Official ReSuH.-We learn from the lndi-
annapolis Srntinel Of Monday, which has nearly
complete returns from all the counties in the
STATE, aud the result is as follows: The demo-
cratic State Ticket, hradrd by Ashbel P. VIII
lard Gor Governor, is elected by over seven
thousand majority
There is democratic majority in the IegiS-
laiure OF not less than thirty on joint ballot,
which gives US two Democratic United States
Senator'S.
At least six democratic members Of Congress
out Of eleven are elected, being gain of four.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-31

thinking freeman should vote for the Democrat
ic party and against the Disunion Black Re-
publican party. They are given in brief and
are facts iacohtrovertible. Voters, 'sctoose "
whom We will serve.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-21
MEDICAL
DOCK FOR EVERY HUSBAND AND WIFE,
- THE MARRIED woMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
By Dr.. A. n MauYfceau Professor OF Diseases 0 Wosr.
One hurdreth edition lmo, pp 80; on hne
extra binding, II. Rvsry hero discover BY
pairing her own symptoms with hoee described, The nature
character and cause Of her compA and be spared muh
anaiey and sunerng The WE about becoming moths,
has oen nsed Of nsucon and advice respect her ssu
matter and tels her what 70 do for It, N simple but cas
obstuokoua Irregularities peculiar the female systo
from prolapsus uts Qhng OF the womb from albus
will each mad In lie pages Tie Of prevention,
ton and relief. KxRaet 0 letter nom gentleman 10
ON, Obto:-
BATON. Nay I. 1874,
Dr. A. y. NAyBImAu-My Dear Sir Ny wife has been pev
oepub dnkne for some three years IN eonssquepee
erea sngush and sasng some months before and durns
every Ccsceave ore more debated and
was The hss occasion, despAirsd q. supposed thai
worst heard your book highly spoken Of q Oona n,u
cannot express ron De rosi Afforded my drssoi mind
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presumed prospee wfheA lte conceived
bic. But fur Mia anohsr year would have passsd
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Davenport Irsb1ne BuIdm0 snda 0e publishing once NJ.
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B. Peterson, No l02 Chestnut street, Philadelphia On the
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TOR NORFOLK AND PETKRsBURG.-THE UNITED
States Msn seamanlp ROANOKE, Capt. Thomas skin
er VIII eavet rtne above places Wednesday 2 ast
Al O'Clock r NJ rom pier Is North river shs w arrive
Norfolk the next Ate and at Petersburg the folio wiz
ornirg Passengers for the soutl viii proceed dire y IN
b, the great Southern mail line TO Charleston Augusta ssvs
nfh, DC. Those Richmond wi arrive At their dcs.inaon
FRIDAY morning Travellers Will find this the
shn corfo ~; TO rearsou-v ACE Ric,uood
90. Apply 70 LBDLAM PLEAsAkrs 81 Brosd WAY
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nA.WARDB UNFORrUNAfYB FRInHU, AID orHv.s
~ uprfyAed rcmedies-The u certain dioasos
quick and complete ne AFFLICTED who ,ad OBTAIN Ders
nent and speedy cure should mmediatey CO
meet Ifecsua ana unfains .dsai Il rsuSsrS1 NJ up
fortuDae's Friend always weak osn "a two dsvss
recent cases In swevs houra Cnos 10 Canal slsse
nR. LARnONT's PARIS AND LONDON MIDI, NJ.
~ Aeviser and Marriage Guide; 20h difon pSges
100 elocrotypeA flustrahous cloth 81 gives tho sdver
and London smen OF certain disesses Asn de5
y local and general, ON and indisorsuon &c
he all such diseases At 81 Mercer sreet, a
Spring opposite st. Niohola Hotel, nom 10 M Ill In -
evening Sundays from to 81 Trea ment BY lssies and
eYpres We Dr. Larm TO the aieed.-Oour-
rier des Kta.s Unis. Stsats Zeiupg ...s
LNORsrDR ON CONSUMPTION. Ac.-
Just DSSssah g isss' psf' G sSs1PA;
popular reae the recent mpor ant discoveries "a
10 their cause, nature and corAin cure,
Bv j. j. FORSTER, N. D.
In portion Of the learned Doctors book sound pracs
and medical know edGe displsyed, and
unlikely that considerable revolution II the xeAten a con
snpsSn and lore. scrsfus VII 30 elected y " pTSes.o
which, by iH extreme cbeapness made accessible evsrI
Fer sale al All bookstores or win BE- mailed On receipt a
Yen cents post paid BY eRIDGMAN co., H6 Grand ssse
DRIvATR CoNsuLy ATOMS WATSON A9rENDs
cured vast sumber Of csses long course q pvset,.
The mild, and there ID no ntsrupson mn bua
ness or change Or. Watson earnestly recommends
early call aer the fyst appearances m delay or the
mert raie the subscauenf less speedy " WATSON,
" d. FIR ueri, 10 the Lock HospA once WWAke-
ls.er
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DOR CHARLEs7 ON g. C.-THE SUPERIOR SIDE
wheel steamshp STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt j. j
gsrvin will sail from Philadelphia FOR Charleston on saur.
dsy: May "a o. 10 O'Clock A. Cabin passage with verv
state of Georgia with salt sga'n above Saturday June 4
The Keystone State sails fer Savannah Saturday, MAY 81
HERON MARTIN Agents.
PHILADELPHIA 37k n Nharvae
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uHlPYlH0.

=
EN0E LIvERPOOI.-UUIrgD sYArkB 1AIL sYuAM-
ship ATLANTIC Commander Oliver Kldrio ge, Will do
part with the United States mails for Europe, positively
sstuvsy. Nay "a, 81 u NJ. fFou hsr berth foo: q Canal
Inc hips o. III. line have Improved ys.er tight eomo.r.
1eDts aD 70 avo danger nom VIII not the
sorth q ~ degrees, until . tsr lse lst Of August
Sreshi or passaee having unequal Cd seoomunoat
apply 70 EDWARD X. COIAI.lRS So Wal street
Az !sts5. must pas through The POa oace any sthss
Fassengsrs will please be O'Clock H.
Bsuc CGnstock, VIII succeed the Atlantic and sail
TEE NV FORK AID LIvHlFOOL UNIfED sYAYns
~ ceemez-xAes h1ps sonpsang ~ kne Are:-
ne b1LllC, Oapl Joseph O0nseook.
fhe AD1IAtIC, Capt James WeoI
1hese sns having bssn butt ~ contrast Sxpsesy for -
eove.nmsns erycs every has been taken IN Asr eoo
. 40 their engnss s0re strength and Speed;
nd Asar 1900. Sdssns DOR passengers unsaaausd fs
yree ofpasmSs hos New York 10 LAvwpool h Ora ssin.
roma SsiG Prom EserpoS = New Ycs. 81 I'd q Ssi
nes. An e1perieocsd surgeon asanhed . sa ahlp. he
have improved waae tight buk hesds "A % AVOID dange
ter the lst Of August
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLARETs BY THE .sE
"A or dozen wines Of ell descriptions; brandes, gins
maca fum old Monographs and Bourbon whskies London
and Dublin Porter scotch aes 6c, for sale ~ UNDERHI
&MATTkRHONB 1876 Bro0me street, corner or Crosby
Broadway
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HOUSES, ROOMS, 60, WANTED.

UGSURANCE.
III FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
O6oc No. Broad street
new YORK. Nay 5 ,ssG
The following named gentlemen eestod Directors d
ths company Of IN election he'd thu day:-
IlRECrORS.
George 8. Doughty Geo. Morewood
Eugene PlunbeH J. T. B. Maxwell.
Frederick Pentz, Abm Van SAntyoord.
Jacob Little, Solomon BAnta,
Richard r. Carman, VIM. A. 9. Van Du7s1
Maxshall y. Roberts, Robert Hogan,
ambrose @. KineslAnd Hiram Anderson
Jno X. Peters, Waldo Hutchina
namsey CrcohA Charles B. Hart,
Frederick De Peyser, HOWARD @. Cady,
\. X. Collins, William Fordon,
AhYeA Plunkon =. Hoyt
John Garcia, y. T. Hoeford.
Daniel Richards, Anson Livingston.
G.. W, Burnhan, Roosrt W. Mend,
VIM. II. johnson, Charles Bagory,
Henry L. gogue4 Chas. b. White,
Joannes Gourd, Augnse Belmont
L. r. Ahens, John Even,
I. j PardessuA Edward Boesange
And the following
FOR rN1PxCToRs ELnCTIoNs.
William Kont, David Banks, r. X. Fra.otA
At gbsequeut meeting of the Board Of 0irecors
Doughty was elected President and Eugene Plunkett ys
henry QUACKFNBOss, secreAry.
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" G JOHNSON, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. RE-
II. moved TO his elegant oice at 430 Broad
egaip ready 70 receive his psucrts From ve
red OF both been under his charge during
me past ear and successfully treated. Thanking he public
fer heir ex ended patronage, andhoping s 70 secure II
from eses OF relief Particular attention hes
pven female complaints dyspepsia .crofua special ire
pusres and ali removed by medical or
scsi rsfsrt Consultations from either ser strictly c1nd.
o,nuSl t,h,,e sueu rpm 10 q. Il, ~ or. *.
g. JOHNSON. Operating Physician,
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FURNITURE.

CUPEHB FURNITURE FITZsIMMoNS REsPECy.
- IN y calls the attention Of public hs stock OF eleGa6
end substantial furniture at his wsrerooms No. as plsce
siar Of rich paror SUITS etsgeres 5r boob
dining and chamber SETS oak wan at &c Every de-
.c, or ~ rnNosr- ev~cpaJ IL rC heat ue.hl u, H.
uer. Ypces an puvuSolv
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CAUTION AGAINST QUACKs AND NosfRUM vi

(NAUTION AGAINST QUACK4 AND NOErRUM vi
" den-I conside, my duty towards DR.. Belize 70
public actnowldgcment and TO exoress my gratitude
suffered dresduy Tor several years from large aud extern
alteration which covered my body ard toros had
the entire use Of my limbs and perfect cripple; cou
although had been attended By several .klfal physc,
pses ssd sarsapara spent hundreds dollars among quas
and quack rorums, when DR.. Heine recommended
me bad given up all hopes OF recovery. well
ever va. IN my ne DR. a. cured me in short
hab pleased TO con munieate all particular by calling
me-. sincere hope thht this public ackno wlcdgemont
be The mssns Of ssyirg others from the misere' whh
dured HIcHARD YATES Captain OF the hoat Mercu
foot OF Jackson street. 175 south street. N Hundreds
fim references can be given by calling Dr. HEINE 3
Brpome street, Dowery,
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TyonyIDKNiIAL MEDICAL AND fUI0f0xL CONSULT
~ Auons.-DT. OOOPER, II Duane strset may be sonsul.
cd on all .daeasa requiring ssaesy. Twenty dx years
ii sssss undesSf.s r. Bfose Who nay have s ssss
Dr. o. Win he certainty q receiving honorable Esshnsnt
pILEs, TIs1uLA, sCROFULA. RHEuNATIsM, DROP
vsfe nature. treated 10 borough Careful end Intelligent
msnnsr ILssnens 81 cirunsancss habits &C. q any
vAfe oomplaints, without he OF mercury IN form.
Also mild treatment and positive cures Tor az fecafe com
plants. j. RALPH, D.,
6l3 Houston street, near Wooster.
Office hours 10 II A. n. VOL r. n (5unday eroeped,
by letter and themes sent TO any part OF
United states, Canada or souh America For crcI,-,
stamps shd address box 500 Pos Office.
i cidca-Dr. DUPRIE lone Of the best ply In
Paris celebrated remedies the only oocA cure for
terna internal piles Only 80 cents per box. ONCE No is
Marian street For sale By al rcspsctssle druggists.
DIES, PJLEs.-HkzbER BRwARR or EMfIRTCs
L protes'ns 70 cure The piles by intsrnAl remedies You
SIMPSONS external pecihc has pronounced By quail.
fed rh scians who have used inbls remedy. Prn.
cpal ONCE bl6 sroome streek
DICORD's PRACfTOE.-DR. O. D, uAMNOVD 1OR.
II meriy pupil with RcorA, Of Paris, and With NE oslo
braed surgeons a his city, ORA Oarnochan aud Mo informs
ant class Of dsesses and or ose Of he lungs and throat
his ienty located BIG Broadway pone the
Nicholas Hte from until O'Clock mornlngs. and from
unal evenings He lenders 70 al afflicted ,nve assurance
books sutdoee, mo mercury axd Nike enusons OF the
medical charIetans Of the day rely havin
her trseied effecuay maxter how eompncstai
he, msy appear rreA.%en. also By letter and ned ina
HAM&oKD, N. D. Physician. Consulting md operaavS
surgeon.
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CoNFIDRk1IAL CONSULT ATIOyy -DR. COsBzrr
~ 10 Duane street. be consulted on certain dsese
The victims q misplaced consdencs can eau On D git ~
Ia with that Of RIcord Paris thoroughly floating ever
uRe OF the foul poison from The sysen. n B. See
m a q m O Yort
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EOn sAvANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNIrED STATES
y NAL Lnc-The new and elegant steamer AUGUSTA,
Captain Ihos Lyon, WIN seve "wednesday May a. from
pier NO North r1ycr o'clock r. NJ Bulls Of adns signed
On beard For freight passage apply TO L. MITCH EL
No u Brosdxsy For Florida thrcus tickets from New
ss amers leave Savannah for Florida three times week Goa
meeting win he steamers from New York Tuesdays and
Saturdays
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL ANNOUnCRMBNf.-DR. LOUIS
lie Brun formerly Of Paris phyAan ard Tor The
treatment and Of certain Diseases including nervous
debility and Kindred complaints would inform tho pubs
he has permanently located his ece and No. 40 LIS
nsss Pa . be second only !. th.,
cure most speedily, enables Dr. L p place his
= Ct e s,r,sa " nor c-Ess I've ce,Tr 70 :hays y: ID
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