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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-18
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
JONES & BOWMAN | In Court of N

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
JONES & BOWMAN In Court of N. T.
beam Pugh, J. p, in and
Vs. for Yazoo County,
Mississippi, at Yazoo
ROBERT w. Ship. City.
WHEREAS, Writ of Attachment, sued
" out by said Plaintiffs against said De.
fendant, before said Justice of the Peace,
on the 18th day of November, 1858, and
returnable on the 1lth day of December,
1858, for the sum of $40 90, has been
executed by summoning James G. Bull as
Garnisbee, and that said Defendant is moi
found: Therefore, said Defendant is hereby
notified, that unless he appear before said
Justice at his Office in Yazoo City, said
county, on the Sth day of January, 1859
and plead to said action, Judgment will
be entered accordingly.
N. I. PUGH, J.P.
November 81, '5S. (5t.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-18

CURIOUS DISCLOSURES. A London letter
says that the curious disclosures from Berlin
about Baron ManteufePs practice of keep
ing spy on every word and action of the
King, and of his connivance at the perpetual
abstraction of valuable state papers, have
made a stir in certain circles. He is actu.
ally said now to have had something to do
with the wonderful purloining, from the
Queen of Prussia of that lost cusket which,
while she was travelling with her husband,
disappeared so mystOrjOusly. Uufortunate-
ly, too, it contained important letters which
passed between the King and the Emperor
of Russia during the late war The Queen
was so anxious to keep them secret, that she
carried them with her wherever she went,
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-18

Under long dress you have perfect
right to suspect there lies large foot.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-18
YAzOO. CITY RESTAURANT.

IhAUUs OAI N1pAHUAtHNAt
<z1.z.s. THIS establishment has ~
sk.-ssk recently been fitted up NJ
anew for the accommodation of regu AAzklz
lar and transient boarders. The table will be
supplied with everything the most fastidious could
desire, and every attention given to the wants Of
our customers. Fish, Flesh, and Game Of every
kind constantly on hand, and served up in every
style. ..s
nSy- Meals at all, hours--day and night.
~ Z. G.. WINSTEAD,
October 30, 1853. (ly.l Proprietor.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-18

The courts of Massachusetts, have decided
that lager beer will intoxicate.,
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-18

BEAUTIFUL ANSWERS. pupil Of Abbey
Sicaud gave the following extraordinary an
swers: a.aH.4
what is gratitude 7"
Gratitude is the memory Of the heart
"What is hope"
"Hope is the blossom of happiness"
"What is the difference between hope and
desire"
'Desire is tree in leaf; hope is tree in
flower; aud enjoyment is tree in fruit
"What is eternity?"
"a day without yesterday or tomorrow
line that has no end"
"What is timee"
"a line with two ends; a path which be-
gins at the cradle and ends at the tomb"
"What is God 2"
"The necessary being, the sun Of eternity,
the machinst of nature, the watch maker o
the universe, the eye Of justice, the soul Of
the world"
"Does God reason 7"
"Man reasons because he doubts he de,
liberates, he decides. God is omniscient
Hs never reasons" .
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sIlingIes!l shiIlgIesll.

r AM prepared to furnish Shingles in any guam
j tity to suit purchaserS. Persons wishing
shingles VII. please call and examine before
Ny shingle yard is opposite the
Jail. JOHN SMITH.
YazOO City, Sept. 25, 1858.
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n. =. G. PERKINS.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
as Yazoo City, Mississippi
VNTILL practice in the Circuit Courts o
w Leake. AttaIa and Holmes counties, tn
several courts in Yazoo County. and the Court
held at Jackson. Sept |. 1858.
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way Is ITl


When You are near me every form of speech
Is put to fight, however we'll devised
My tsngue is at your presence paralyzsd,
My simplest thoughts to uttcrance cannot reach
When other friends are round me, tits not So
have sense Of ease-am self possessed
| feel no throb or thrill within my breast
My check is tngcd with no unwonted glow.
And yet the feeling is not one of fear;
am but too content to linger STILL
As long as it may be your royal will;
For there exists no void when you are near.
feel by intuition that your eyes
Are fixed upon me, though dare not raise
Ny own to meet your penetrating gaze
Lest reveal what in my souls depth lies.
| have no inclination to depart
Though conscious have no excuse to stay;
know that when you are away
A shadow seems to fall upon my heart.
The cause cannot for my life divine;
If you can tell me, set my mind at rest
You who are always calm and self-pOsscssed
mpart tbe secret to this heart Of mine.
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;DyOgsSsJOp@Q g0gDge
A. NJ. HA R L 0 W,

Attorney mt Law, Ao@
yAEOO1 CITY MISSISSIPPI,
TWILL practice in the Probate and Circuit
w Courts of Yazoo and Holmes Counties
and. also, in the High Court of Errors and
Appeals at jackson. [Octg58-ly
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02
MUscArlNE, Dec. 80, 1857.

81 MUscArINE, Dec 80, 1857.
EDITOR JOURNAL report in the Journal of
last evening respecting the sad catastrophe at Buck
undyr my notice.
You state in h. first part of that report Gas the
train was crossing Duck creek he bridge gave way,'
&c. Such was the impression on the minds of all at
the ri,ue he a,c isnt occurred, or up to hetime
the "hand-car' If for Wilton but on more mi
nue. cXain.ua on, ii was pr we'd beyond doub,
thai log sy'oE way # he bridge not the cause
an fh3 rinysctd from personal obsNr aton)
that the was oceitsioncd by the train coming
in conf act with plank about 20xl6 and G inches
thick, which lay on he track, and which it would
appear carried forward blythe fender Of he en-
gine ustil The front end of the plank was driven
into a bank sons three or four ct. The engine
thee, it seems to me, was thrown If the tr"c" just
it entered the bridge, and in its descent carried
the bridge away.
feel assured that the giving way Of the brd &c was
means in tile hands Of an all merciful Providence
of preventing complete and fearful smash up,
which might have left but few Of us to to tell the
sad tale.
1t is thought that the plank was placed on the
track maiciously, but it might have slipped eff a
pile which lay at the side of the track or have he N
knocked off by cattle. should grieve to think we
had any in midst SO base as to place it there in
tenionally. In haste, yours truly,
W. I. CAMPBELL
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02
Tns OLD CLOTHES PARTY. This affair,

Til. OLD CLOTHES PARTY. This affair,
VIII CHI came off at fremont Hail, Monday night, was
successful beyond the anticipations Of the most
sanguine. The spacious Hall was literally crowded.
we estima, the nuifller in attendance at about
500. The recc prs at the door amounted to $lS3S5.
W. shall not attempt description of the caricn-
| lures and costumes exhibited. During the greater
parr of the NJ CHI the crowd was dense that ~ fair
opportunity for observation and criticism was I'M
possibl bat, dc from this, the number and VA
rety of costumes was TOO great Tor minute dsscfp-
ton. Suffice it to say, that besides many antilua-
ted STYLES of dress-those of he Eiizabethian er2
as we'll as Of the days of our grand-paren's-SvIry
nation and almost Every part of cur own country
style of the dress aman, i6Redt
bancd Turk and Tartar, tbs s,aid German wit h his
pipe, The bifrthfnl negro slave OF the South with
his violin and banjo, the California miner with his
pick and spade, the aborg CINE of This country wi h
his buckskins, blankets and rinkets the sailor, the
gipscy and last though not least, Bro her Jona han
with his immense bell-erowned hat and nasal twang
made up part of the n;mated throng. There We're
also several fancy coStumcs--one young lady repre-
senting morning, another evening, third America
&C. Many were so disguised by the cost umcs they
assumed that their intimate friends did not rccog
nze them. We came near forgetting 10 mention
the character of Horace Greeley, which one of
our typo friends so well sustainsd d, with an
old white hat, drab coat, and copy of the New
York Tribune sticking out of his pocket
The members of Unger's Brass Band, who gcner-
ousy contributed their services on this occasion,
merit favorable mention. Our citizens generally
are proud of this we'll drilled company of musicians.
Altogether, the party was unlike anything of the
kind that ever before occurred in this place. If
may be permitted to take any exceptions 20 it,
shall say that there rather too much buffoonry
and "ngger peri ormance" by many who appeared
in costume. The object of the party we understood
to be twofold--frst, raise money for charitable
nurnoses and second to exhibit for the instruct ion
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02

M E, tie undersigned, bind ourselves, each to
w tic other, in the sum of Fifty Dollars, to
{, ithfulIy observe the following Agreement, to-
wit:--rbat on aud sfser the 18Th day of Jsnuary,
A. D. 1853, we and each Of n, will adopt an exclu-
sve cash system in the trade Of our profe and
will not retail or wholesale meats to any custom
ers whatever, OILY on ieceii Of cash payments or
its equivalent.
And il is understood, that any of us who may
VIC hate the agreement Of this Article, shall forfeit
to the others the ssid sum of Fifty Dollars.
Sigred with our hands and seals this 3lst day Of
Decemtor, A. D. 1867
ea BENJAMIN MIDDLETON.
NKIDrG Il Son.
MAGELLAN Il JAMES.
ISAAC CoovER & KENPNER.
JOHN M'CUNE.
fnsoatina. Jan. 2, ]857-daw2w
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~ SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES GkARKr.'S

Prepared from a prescription Of SIR James
Clarke, ". D., Physician ertraordinary
This invaluable medicine is unfaling the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases ale
constitu ion subject 1t moderate all
all distractions, and speedy may be relied upon
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited 1t WILL in time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the stamp
Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
These pills should not be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they to
bring Miscarriage but at any other time they SAFE
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerion papitation of
the Heart, Mysteries and Whites, these pill will affect
when all other have failed although pow
eIful remedy, do not contain ron calome antmony,
any thing hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES (Late l. c. Bald win Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
n. B-$I.W and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorzed AGENT will bottle the pills by return
mail.
For sale by J B. Dougherty, Museatine, Iowa.
Dec. %, lS57-d&wly
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution IT Co. Dorfnersh;n

Dissolution OF Co pd11nerSh1p.
!. s,nE conarnersh;p heretofore ex sting between
I tbe sunscrik-rs,ss undor the name ef Fly
StosS, Is this day dissolved by nutsaf consent,
p,iev Fav retiring from the a m. AL persons ir-
debked to Us are requestea 70 call and settle, as We
are desirous to close the business as soon as posi-
lie. Either Of Us il authorized to use tho name OF
the frm in se' Element.
The Drug Business will Re continued in all its
branches by Al Stone at the old stand:
49, FAY,
a STCN NE
Muscatine, Dec 81, 1857 dlw-wtf
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The profits on this un-
p~rallelcd circul a tior en-
abb the proprietor Of tho
LEDGER 70 exfet sums
uLon it whIcn wou Id soon
swamp anv ordinary pub
licstiun.
.Apapsr with 3 circu's-
ton of only a hundred
thor.and or SO would sink
under the expenses of tho
LEDGER in ,ess that six
months.
All of tho old and favor-
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A high m ,ra' tone charas crizss every article
Ia the Ledger. In fact, the names of it's leading
contrib tors arc .ufi iant ,arantee that 1t
s:anIs in marked contrast TO class of weekly
Publications. that have for SO Icing time flooded
the country, tut which, fortunately for the
erals Of our people, are almost extinct
decSO-daW1t
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1858.

PROSPECTUS FOR 1858.
The Saturday Evening Post.
Established August 4: 1921.
A Family We ekly...Devoted to Litera-
ture and the News.
TN these times Bank suspensions and Mercantile
sons the propretors of the sAruRpAr EVENING Posi-
rmy established weekly paper as paper that
TssIRT1-SIx YEARS
The Porr has published all that perodthroug
good through chad times through bank infa
and bank eontraetion through seasons and
week. to its thousands of subscrbers The
for the future And they feel asking
public of the patronage heretofore so literally
bestowed THE POSI- they asking no more than what
Will be both the interest and the pleasure of the public to
grant. - 4.
WILLIAM H9wlTT, ALICE CARY G, r; II $; ART TrT
TiNEDUGNNNE, MRS. NJ. A. DENlsoN, EMMA ALICE
The Of one zia the &C. Sc &e
design commencing in the first paper OF January an
NOVELET. FsY It. s. ARTHUR.
Mr. Arthur productions widely known, that we
hardly that the tone of the present Novest Will be en-
with the moral and instructive character
which have always strven to impress upon THE PosT
Readers who wish the SToREs wh.cm
find them. regret to at every corner
which the most seruruous parent may allow freely to
enter
THE FAMILY CIRCLE,
will purify and instr act instead of dem ralzin
corrupting the youthful mind. Especially wi its con
those disgusting now SO COM
mpn-Of
VILE CRIMINAL CASES,
Relieving they do that the practice of publishing the
details oosome cases. and Of the crimin nal trials
resulting thererom is fruitful of the recent alarm
gets keand what the mind feeds upon that 1t Will grow
to resemble.
CHOICE SELECTIONS
OF all kinds, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC SOUR
shall beretofere leading feature of
the Post The stories, Essays, ketehas AGRICULTURAL ana
Facts &c &c. obstained in this way for the read
the instructive as well as inter-
esting portions of its contents.
THE VERY CREAM
Oh the Periodical Literature the British Isles i, thus
given to our readers. The Post, weekly, has
SOMETHING Fob ALL
cravings Agricultural Articles the News Sketches Poetry
Riddles the Wholesale Retail Markets Bank
Note List, &C., 81, &c >.
Finally mention thu good reasons why the read
ing public should give the preference to the Post
lit is superior to any other paper of the same price
at is cheaper than any other paper Of sqsai merit.
DIT will be certain to come when paid for
TERMS Cash in advanee)-Singe Copy s. a year.
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(and one to the getter up of the club,) 1000 :.
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The postage the POST to of the United states
paid quarterly yearly in vance, at the office where IL Is
received, is only 20 cents year.
Address. always postpaid, .,, ,,u,,eo>-
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ESample numbers sent gratis any when request
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ito Contributors will cor
tinue to write for I'll E
LEDGER as heretofore.
No Expense will be
spared to secure others
whose pens shall be cor
siderei competent to add
10 THE LEDGER'S st
traction $ and usefulness.
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SOU1iIWORTH Wri tie
only fer I Ii L n E W
YORK LEDGER.
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~RICHARDSON,s
A -VERT1S 6
36U Br0adpau, Nh

OUO OTOuUWNy, NSU~
OFFERS
La. ~ stern and Southern Al
leading Daily and other NewspaEeIS gVUe
la.ge Eastern Cities Boston, NV YORK, Phi ladel-
pha &C., at the Publishers lowest cash prices,
I'd. To fill Publishers Orders fer Pnn'inR Ma
rcrials # every description Type, Inks,
Sc.--at manufacturers Prices.
81. To coiec ard adjust Publishers bills in the
. bows cities, en- reasnna BILE terms.
ES Refersfa the Publisher this Paper, who
witi fo ward orde4s. Address
ALBERT q. RICH ARDSON,
noylsdaT3m 800 Broadway, New Y rk.
11JIanrIss1Tyy
prsss have SAID o.lu b, has retired from uractice
nut d.. IhofaBs flitor, his SON n aw, has been
educated travel !or him and dispenses his valu-
abfe nledlelnes Nest prominent among these ia
4xrract Of Cahniabis Inaica, which be discovered,
after hard laber AMI deep research in Calcutta. He
stroye 10 make medicine 10 save his only child
from death by consumption, and he succeeded. DR..
Tilton, his son-in-law, i in Chicago, Room No.
3, NIassasoit House.) lie ha already succee ed in
curing pcrmahently b ndreds of terrible eases of
Consumption. Nervou. Debility and suffering,
Asthma, Bronchitis. TIE colds ana coughs be has
banished IRE innumerable, The Canniatis Indica
is t BE most wonderful blessing of the age. Give
DR.. Tiiton call or send for bottle of mt dicine,
which win cost you two dollars. lie will prove to
you that you need not be sick and that il will cost
a mere trfe to get weil.
N, B-A Sriro- Dynameter to test he strength
of the lungs, and ascertain the exact state of the
patient s health.
P.S. By addressing DR.. Tilton a note through
the Chicago Post Office. enclosing four postage
stamps, IL cents,) recipe will be sent in return,
Tres Of charge to any part of the Union. All let
Dr.. TILToN, =
BOX 1852, Cnica %, TIL
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white papsr, and il com
POSED of eight pages,
msking the bandsomes'
weekly paper in tn
Union. tits published
every Saturday, and sod
at all the news Cfnces in
every city 8 n d TOW n
throughout the country,
and Is mated for subscri-
beFs at 81 per AMMAN
two copies are SO t TO- So,
Any pers N ohtaii Ing
eight subscrib, re- at 81 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02

S,uthworth's new story,
"The Bird. Of an Even
ing" will be commenced
in the Ledger on the first
IF y January.
N. B. No. 2:-We have
NO Agents authorized TO
receive subicri ,tions foI
the Ledger. Subscribers
must always remit direct
to us, and not send OF
pay any none ) to any
Agents.
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M. COUCH.

nEALER in Sash, Doors, Vim dow Blinds
- Glazed Windows, and Wall Paper, No. Ig
Iowa Avenue, OF p,sits lsett Brcwster $ Bark
Au.catine, Iowa. Windows put up and warr4n5 %
to bear transportation to ar ypart of the countrv
fuly2l
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TO THE FARMERS !

FfHHE subscriber bags to announce to the PUG
tha. he has fitted Ep the Young America Mil
and is now prepared to do all kinds CT griedine.
Ny work is TOO well known to iced further coE-
ment in the community. Give re trial.
oct % WITT a-~ JESSE HUNT. 81
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FIR E S T II R R IVa L ~
! A. WILSON

T1AS iustr i:ed from Boston a large q iantity
Ill fGroc.. es, which were carefully selected by
himself, which be will sell very cheap for cash.
Among his stock are the following articles, viz;.
Salmon, 20 doz Baskets of various
Goldfish. sizes and patterns,
Mackelel, TUES. buckets, churns,
java, Ceylon and Rio Sugar box s,
COTE, Wagons aud cabs for chill
1Iyson, Gu powder, dren,
Imperial and Black Sugar,
Tea, Tob,sco, ices,
Hard I'D soft she'll al Spanish, Principe and
MONS. other Cigars,
English Walnuts, Coil Rope,
Filbsrts. Superior bed cords and
Raisius Figs. clothesines.
Prunes and Cur ants, Zinc and wooden wash
Fresh Peaches in cans, boards,
Preserves of various Salt, nails,
kinds, Window glass,
And everything helen ing to o grocery store.
B. Water Cement for Cisterns kept constantly
hans
Mu cat inc June 3, 1857
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Will sell at private sale any or all of the fol-
lowing described real estate situate and being
n City an Cousty of Muscatine low for cash, or
part cash, the b lllance in g., IL and Is months
Demands acld against me, or against the firm OF
4. Ogilvie Co, or ag al INST tho late firm of Ogi-
'ie 4 St. John, will be taken in payment-nanely;
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02

Ledger.
George D. Pre- n tice,
John g. SAKE, snd ali
the other best writers con-
tribute to the New Y,Tk
Ledger.
The L ,dger is devoted
to Polite Lii eratur'e,
Original Iilustrat
Tales, Essays, Poetry,
Sketches, Biography,
News, &c.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02

TERMS-Single copy. $l-Five copies, $3.50
Ten copies, $S-rwenty copies, Sl5-and an extra
copy to the agent for ev3ry ten subscri srs.
Now reader, send for specimen copy and Pros
pectus and get up club among your ncighbors -
In the Prospectus will Re found a full cat
alogue of seeds, how dstritu. to agents ard
subscr ibers, notices of the farmer, &c.
MILLER ~ nRAYTON.
Dubuaun. Iowa, Nov. Is, lS57-dl9-w3m
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Notice to NIWe RS.

w have fer sale orc IF Norero.s's Patert
wv Gifcu ar saw misls. VIII saws all in com
petant rnnping order. Also one rnY OF four f ct
bnrr i'll store with all itsgears in complete ru--
ming order. We have also one of Toda'. irp prov
ed Corn mills, with al IL pullys BELTS &c. And
also all the old charts, creme. wheels. heIts and
all the machinery used in tho sIcreh mill, he.
N E-This mil was vs!er power-al Of the
above m ,chin@ry will he so'd on easy tsrns as We
v:.h to got them outof theway-app'yso
isct2-dawf ANS n & &cCIELLASD,<
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02

URINE TITS
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH.
fNHlS Elixir for he Teeth and Gums combine
L in ncentrated form, the most desirable
creams ng and sstringent properties, at the SAN
tiIse it contains nothing which can possibly injuf
the most sensitive End DELEGATE Organisations.
1t arrests decay Of the Teeth.
It curoa csrker in the mouth.
It's 1nsurfas sed as gargls.
l. acts az detergent after smoking.
It rsniers the gums bard and healthy.
1t neutrs'ises the offensive secretions sf The
mouth.
Itimparts to tho breath fragrance peculissi,
aroma tic and pleasant.
1t has received the sanction an patronage Of
the most emiasnt Of the Dental and Medical Fac.
ulty.
Prepared Only by Joseph Burnett & Co., Ire.
moft street, Boston. For sale, at Soc per bottle
by J. e. GRAHAM.
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The LIE lger is every
whore ack nowledged TO be
the best fs mily paper in
the worli-hence it's ex-
trsordinary and unheard
Of popularity.
The Proprietor of the
Ledger emf Toys the best
talent, and ~ SO doing
makes the rest paper in
tho country.
M2ha York Ledger
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.BURyrE TITS KALLLSTOr.

BUR.N'E TITS. K.ALLLSTON.
E'oR REMOVING SUNBURN, CLEANSING
L AND COOLING TIE SKIN, AND ALLAY
ING ALL ALL OUTWARD INFLAMMATION.
Asa wash for the Scalp it has 10 superior, r..
moving Dandruf, and thereby promoting the
grt with Of the hair. Sufferers from
MOSQUITO BITES
Will find instant relief by rubbing the Ksilieten
thoroughly into 4 he parts affected.
Prepared only By Joseph Burnett ( Co. Boston
For sale By j. E. GRAHAM at 6Oc. and 81 70
bottle. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02

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