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MAaoN UAEeIr A-&u - c-NA = 1871.
Oh. sLEnsE. We have sod 81 q your Nervoas T1nlr
lrrt y yuur agFnt Th1se nat have used b are muck
Vfezssf wrh f Ee hrre hst HverEi cals for it slncs
~ raVc ben en- Tul Wul piease seEd a che toEeH
hcttes and aluEe Fc-rs- A.
Z. ~BRnADNAN son.
Ar - The sccre .-e Tor aT sale b. 81 druFEisfs Eni
uerchsuis thrlEhc-t tme ccuuEry. Agents ard others
ut-hiEE . suruly, uust stt-ess
GOODTEAR. KNAPP 4 3
--r- ss Sal. p-rr-+-frrz- Wawuhfs rem
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$3.50 Reward.

Z WILL give & above reward 20 shy per=Cn whoa
L wall avprChrnd, zut s-ture iujsh ~ 9th rvise,
90 = at can get th=m three Negro Men, thtt ran
away from me. Two Of thtm ieit on the i9ih 0iS
September. and the other on Toe 2fth irsi. lftake1 Up
sut q tle s. ste, en--haIf; n taken 20 The Stafe, one
lhlrd fer either o. them. Once th- tive thht left nrEt
sua-cd ADAM-stoutb f-et8 Hcbes high. lITht cum
.iect01 and tlsra5 gray, ard q scar On his pose ard
one tuee somewhat en- srEud ty . cut sud about s7ycaTs
4 sge. The other one is named FRED, is about6 feet
nigh, very black, veiEhs shout iS5 p1uEds, Gnd IS about
81 years Of see Ih=Ieye they were dec0ycd r and are
inning 10 get 10 fires St-ie
The one glo the 24th Inst is nsmedCHknLES,
y-Ty black, tt5ut 50 y as Of sca, md s Get 6 llchts
1iFb. hesvy built and vey EioUt, has rather a DIVA
ok wien Tokea 70, usverth=ifss very saTs~d tnt
smart. sAMuELI NAL
ccgs-eaw1m EeEF EEcon. Favrtta county. Tern.
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ITO he Oreditors o. fhe Estate o. : J. Williams de-
Il ceascd- 1he suggestion o. The insolvency o. the e.
tsle q s. :. Williams, d-oessod, having been made IN
ne Comfy Court Of shelby oo1utg, Tennessee. al per-
sans hdding claims against said estate are hereby nou-
dsd 70 Gle them with the Clerk 0. said Court duly authen-
ticafed, e. by law r~eQuIred, On or bs'ore TIE zsd day o.
Deem6eT 1ezf, for pro rata payment
7 n WILLIAMS,
Adm p Of The Esizie OF S J Eniisms, deSd.
sep25-Bm
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$1,000 TieketBi
1910 Pr1zeSf!
Ona Prize 70 Every Hin.
Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT sCHEm &
PRIZES
SEQ prizes enountmS -atS9'Vse
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, 6S 90;
Quarters, 81 80.

SEQ price smountlng -af2o,O9o
Whole Tickets, go; halves, eB 90;
Quarters, 50 80.
~ A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries viii
be s-ut 10 any one DESTROYS o. receiving Il
Oertineates Of Packages Eilibs sod e. ne following
rates. which l. the risk
o~--tise.te Of PaokEEs o. 10 whole Tickets.-......ss co
10 Half " ....... 20 co
90 a. 10 Quarter " ......-- 20 %
10 Elghth H ........ 10 %
In ordering Tickets or Certificates,
EEiose the mcney 10 sur address for the Tickets or
Tered. en- receipt or which they VIII b forwarded b. drst
mail. Purchaser can have Tlosets ending 90 any figure
they may designate.
ne Hf Of drawn numbers ana prizes viii be sgnt 70
11rchsssrs Immediately after TIE drawing.
Purchaser VII please write their 6~ignature6 plain, and
give their Post Once, County and state.
m Remember thai ever Prise Il drawn and payable
In fuu without deduction.
- Al Prires on ai.cso and uuasr. Paid tm-neaistesy
Esfer me draEtng-othsE Prizes at ths usual time %
thirty days.
n All communication strictly confidential.
Kddrass orders for Ticket. or Certificates -
s.. SWAN & CO, AuEusta, Co
~ Persons residing near MONTGOMERY. Ala o. A.
b. Addrsssing S. swan 3 CO. a. either % those cities.
INST Of the numbers that are drawn fTom the
Wheel, with the amount Of tae prise that each one Is en-
titled 70, will bepublishcd after every drawing IN the fol-
lowing papers: Asgusis tGa9 oonstitutonailst HeS
Orleans Delta, Hosile Register Hashvlne Gazette, New
York weekly Day Bcok, savannah Daily News Rich
uond Dispatch, New Tork Dispatch, PEuidtng Chiss)
Clarion, and Little Roek Qark } True Democ-at.
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-Imsf Received.

on EOLES No. Pa N SOAP
IUU IS g prime y Cheesei
3 bbIs. snt hnf bbis. prime Ohio Roll Butter
. half crcsis PoWchong res5
40 boxes Siar Candies
SO bbls. Exfrs Family FlouFf
10 90 Crautcrriesi
- bales Oakum
20 cells Hanfla Rope.
II store and FOR safe l0F .
ma las MCLEAN, 90 Pront R0a.
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Land for Sale.

I ATE FOR Fsle tEo tracts n Land, a &c lon =
L ona mic from Casoce on Whfe rive-. s1i9iu- -
ug . pIrntaiIan ] have JuEt sold 70 Jas UpshEw, ~
u Memnhi-n0 improvements tut excellent -
Land. End twenty feet above overflow. The ether, two
niles frsm Aberdeen cn III stage ros1 70 little Rcck
- IGo acres q IA 4 In cultivation. $50 40 all In
roytmeui4 are gYoa, with a dwelling, negru cabins sc.
Jas. q UrsEau. q Memphis. or A ,. Turner, le-T
1z-c1s. VII E.vs any inf0rmAdon desired
suI7 fagff u = WALh3nHh
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the same time snI plsCe, the A1miuistrs-
tor VII sell atpuhItc sale. fhe stock o. horses. hogs ard
cattle. farming utensils, hCuaefoli sad Eiicaen furnlture
belonging 20 tie estate q AM SIXTH. decea Cd. Terms
msde known On tkc uay Of safe.
In ~ above is offered the De-. STAND snd opportunity
for psrson Wishing % snrazc n the h0tei bzsness. The
lots are spacious. with ell The necessary sGEbles. houses,
&C. T~gc2l-tdsl obj e. saith. Admir-.
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-Enef RQca1rRH


rRavF or we're staltn from ne, . sorrei
- ad Back nULs fh1res he s1rrH -
nra1eei with 81 Efter ~
-rfes gusre h pau uss tao miles frcm Memphis, on the
aa1ei . ? ankrua-
ne. s~m wrfh he others escaped, and u row ~ ny
rossssfsr CEn e. 81 Front Row
cc7i-tf D. NAsa
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Wanted, Immediately,

A s the Agent Tor the purchase o. Cottcn SEED sor sbe
% distriCt q Memphis, ] ueg leave 70 cal TIE ate
tis1 o. planters % ny card
Per al good, sound, siean SEED, I VII pay cssh On de-
livery. Ship 10 Toor nerchsDts, ort
FRANK g. CAPKRs
Memphis, Tenn.
P 5 La sses Of contract nsas PnogeHy, WI fur
Eish sacks. G d
n-Ia-lE
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ID 7 he direetiaH Of ths deosssed partner. nd concur
ID renceof TIE "a vivlsg ~pErt8tTs. ths bus Hsss 81 g.
= HORTON = CO. VII be CeEtruod ss ~erciofors.
H.. G. HORTON.
ENHGEWNm TNQ U-RnnwnHn
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CLERKS SALE OF TOBN LOTS.
The Union Inn in Raleigh!

DT virtue Of a docreetal Crier made By The Circuit
d Ccu-t O. shelby county e rs September Tsrl, 1855
IA the case % Jos. 2. Han ltan aud wife, and others V.
R. r. Smith and etherH 7 vii tcA % The highest BIDDER
At puhtcoutsrF. In front q the court house door, In
Raleigh. On MONDAY, the 6h day o. December next.
fhre- lots k1cu-n und d~r-ig-aisf on the p IN O. The toEn
o. Raleigh a. lots Nos / and ?. 81 block n" and No
1 ia back \ " heretofore 0orupi5a ~ Hrs AnEEmith,
1eocssed- and kEEEn as IN Union lon.
TERErs-Ou0=thf-d csh- tie residue On . credit Of one
and two year ia cgusl irSiE meuts. Bond will apprCv-
ID security 2 qulrtd fCr the deferred payments and z lien
uetsinaa uutu be entire purchase 1one7 g. Fsid.
O-totzr 1e. 1858 Nd L. STEWART, Clerk.
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.HnfSFP

have q store forr boxes M1ECHANLIsE mark
" Cd " O9PESHEta. Memphis. Frrn-. which II
not cauOt for Eil d sold 20 pay fresh ard charge
HARE~rAD = uEE
u5-tf No n Madison street
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Durhamville Property
For Sale,
At Public Auction
ON
Wednesday, 29th DecemberE Next
-FOUR LOIS IN THE
Town of D~urhamViIIe.
Lauderdale County. Tenn.

OUENT Side Let, 12a GcTss, vEiue SI5o9 or $40 0
- With Eoo1 dUel ina and GU houses, irrEr garden, fui
trees, f1e water Hldoihsr desirable improvements. ooa
Fenie1ty situated asapurete residence. boaruirg house
sc. H~AzLEHO0D LOT unc acre, value a. $3.50 OF
$50 with Dwelling. p1t-hGcse, fne vel c. Wsrer, &C
cs1fraly Iocstac, and a1mlrsbiy sdspted for e EozrtInI
H5uzs. Tavern stand. or for Stores or Eechan CO. Shops
6fORE HOUEE, WARE HOUSE, and LOTs near = Of a
scre, valued II 5000 OF e25D, c utrEry located, buiidinE
large a1d cnFenieltF arranged fr Business. BrICE
YARD LO7. > ec-s valued 81 $50 10 SO, admirably To-
C1ted Tor brick making
-TEb KS
ons-f5lrth cssh or Bsts e. nlustF-dsFs, baInucr 10
egusl payments on 1st OEcbsr, 1853 lei Hsrch 1853,
an11st January, 1851. Interest on al ae,err-d paymsuts
frsm the csie o. sale.
his sale Eflr1s Al unusually Eocd cpporturity for
parents, g~us7cians. machEsics, taschers. pnofe siuusi
gsutieUel and cthsns 10 invests he town 81 Durham
vile having long eztoyed AZ enFisbie Reputation for
tE dle scdstT, E1ra s AID keAfh.
Is esucati0ual s1EAEtaEss ere p-obGbly unEupasse .
having both aAsls and Fsmaie School q high order IN
suo1eEEfsi operation
surrounds - The aaesf lands. sad he asis-eHt
county thtsky settled By an uauEusny substantial
ppalatou-
ne properly vi Be e~hesrfuuy shown bT Dr.. D. 4
HsnntrE, Col r. @. CaEe, or q. g Fisher, Esa.
Uuu re csy o. sale WI Be cdtred privsfely ror gsod
pspsT ksEphls property Esgroess Dry Gos5s, or Ar
Ea1Ess Lands, &C. ToHN L. DFLOR
70 1aEeE EeuFhiz, Tenn
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Trustees safe.
)RUFF HOUSE.

nav NC tskfn M Houss on Poplar ftest -
II Just below Sec-nf, ssrH eTly occupied hy -
Eeq- Horne EDd EivinE n The ahOvs utIa. viii uI
be opened after EOfDAT the IEth Inst, for AaA
The accommodates n ths travelling public rensraiy.
weekly and day bosfd r.. A. g. BOWEN.
nis dEEfy
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Notice--To the Ladies I!

A FINE crpcra unUy Is Bow cesrra 10 the r.s,- =,
"A : BtklSDs b co, 70 bay great Bsrgains. In
9faef 70 en- rge or business 70 q strictly PancT Dr
: ods sn1 AIi7 y Store We have deternlnes 70 dose
cl 81 hr heavy 800 9 such as Domestic Prints Gotten
NIafne ~ A. &C q Cosf PRICES Can econ
20 kDE. BARINB7 . 90.
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Memphis aud LlttIe ROcl
R ALL o A d
COAL OIL,

Burning and LubPIcatiug.
TIE Kentucty Cea OF Company q Ssblsps. Ken-
Il tucfT, are ncu making COAL OIL a. s5pert--
quEi y for burning "a lubrfcatfnQ. zbs T-b-a-,g,-
OH exceeds AL otheT OBJ fer kscbinsay. spd vi ~
c-nrezl a. iow teuuerature
CORNWALL BROTHER, Assnts.
U4t-lmN Trufrvfua =
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s a Z p O z
lid IT'D KEGRlES.


IN SOUTH ARKANSAS
d virtue Of AZ hsfIty given IN q dssa q trast =1ecu.
ID 90 By n Wstsons on The day o. 1885.
md reooraed In Columbis county, Arksnsss, 7 o5er for
ale about
$500 Acres Of Land,
LTnc 10 Coiumbia county, on lhe waters q the gmsct-
4 THIS lard c1n-sius samc two thousand acrss-thrca Ct
four hunared Of which are o7a1ed. The other, q EUue
i've hundred acres. ha perhsDs, e hundred opened
Jn the latter IS e Watsr-gin. aad other buscfnrs tor the
accommodattcn Ct q small force; but tbo oversosr and
aezroes living uBon The larger tract, have hereiofore
cultivated both tEe her. rheTe are
Forty-Ffve or Fifty Slaves.
About tUelty a them fed hands. None are very cd
they have been vel treated, are m1rs likely han CON-
a9n, ard are Increasing rapid y.
lWtlsiso sell the Crops fexCept Cotionl mace this
BE proportT On the Estate
Esuli prefer selling Land snd Eerrces 20 one rur-
chsser ard ~ HrrsnEemen,s satisfactory 70 ne are
made, snch q purchaser cen set a reascnahie craaf On
8 portion Of The maneT. Bat hsViEg determined D scr.
7 o1cr the Eegroes-in fawn1es-for cash and lhe E-nf
me bird cash. TIRE balance inrW0 equal lnsaumenis an
. credit o. i've and three years, b-GTiDg eight -er oent.
paid suuuzIy.
Aportion OF the lad and slaves are nader mortesee T.
Ncure q deot II tbout Cigat thousand dollars bIT
Noon. o. NeE Orleans.
ii Appsrscn a. managcr upon the plsca. sps 1, bi,,
tnd To- J. kehae, Of Mount Holly, uuion couutv /
-efer persons h vish 60 examine the property. Ter
Patto q o. ne place, or-in that ncigtbgrhcod, By the
middle q December next.
Ny post once be q Trevlllan's nepof. Iovi., =. -
when "a ArksnEaa my pest onoe WIN be. aLfssesase
OoiUmaia county, Arb THes &. WATSON.
o8-dsNAm TrrsfAa
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fash MnnIed-

fluh terms. 10 future, win b=CAeH - city scceptanoe
- "a cons qucnce ~ pressing liabilities. and the scar
city q furds % ueet item, We have BEEN COMPELLED T.
ADOPT TIE Cash system. sn1 henoeiorV srd shan adhere
strictiy 70 that principle.
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VME
AND BIZ CONVINCED.

AND BIZ CONVINCED.
THE time has a. last sHlset Whsn ali persons smictet
4 with any 90 u= f111vf1g comrlaiuts, VIII use
DR. sLsDGs's CELEBRATED ~COzPOUNDs
Chils. Fever and Aguo, Dy6Pegsis, Jauniics. Liver Con
plant, Nervous Heziache, add Genersi Debility,
are cured By the USE o.
DR. 5LELGE's NERVOUS TONIC.
Colds, Coughs, Group, Inhuenza. Bronchitis. ASTHMA
Splitting Blood, and ~Incipient Consumption, srs
cured By the use o.
DR. sLEDGEs H~OARHOUED PICTORIAL
Diarrhes, Dyscutery, Bloody FIux, Chols1 Ko-hus. snd
Al sfocaoHs Of TIE Bowels, ars cured By
the Csc o.
DR.. sLEBGBis CHOLERA 3 DIARRHBA sTRUP.
For children, when testhing, IS this smsdY psrtieu-
larry adapted.
P-RIcEs-Nervou Tonic 81 znd 81 per bottle. Hea-
houHd snd P-etorsI 81 per bottle, or six bottles for g
ptarl hea syrup si per bottle, or tx bottles cor Is.
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F%oLLow1Ss cERrIFloAIE9

hEMPHIs Tenn Frbruary 20, 1855.
Da- J. \ 5LEDGE-DegT Sir: I have been taking.
for some days. ycur Tonic Butfrs srd take pleasure n
EsyiuE that nothi-E I have ever taken has benefited ne
50 much IN 90 shsrt q time A. n has. There vas q gen
cral debility and prostration Ct m whole system, ahead-
ache nearly 81 tne time. ard constant aatulency Tor
-ouctlue after eaurs With Coi-uess Of ny limbs j used
remedies that thoC-hr good, bit without Eny special
lrueat determined 90 ty your Tonic Bitters. and IN q
day o. tso after rsirr chem. begau 10 improve and md
that an greatly bfue1ttcd by it j commeuf them &
The public as no humbrV, and uugucstionably one o. the
tlou ofthe system. Respectfully. y-ur 0dedient servant.
SANiL A
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Forty-Five 81 - slaTes
For Sale on liberal Terma,

For Sale on Liberal Terms,
TWO thousand tFo hundred and thirty scrrE
Il Of choice Bolivar Land, three mues from 80
the Mississippi river; four hundred acre 10 cut E
uFauoni good DreIling snd comfortable Quar-
trs, steam Gin aId aew Gin Stands. vii Be- Eia vftF
ne place fWezty No l Fleid Hands, young and IFteiT;
tHenty Aues O1IeamE, wagons, Farming utersrs. sc
Aojointngthis Place ! win sen ore th0lsnad AID fortv
seres, orclundreo End my acres In cut ion. thrsa
a1A1ea oeseeneo ms ebove prepeTts % be sold
tor one-thtro cash The balance on enc ard 40 veas
GSn. Eor further psrticuinrE call On ne At o. pisn-
Ntlon' Acoreee J. :. Ross,
Prentiss. Eissi lsip 4
O. tc Dr :. 6. PuACOCE
MnAu Eeuphia, TENNESSEE.
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DIED.

In this city, May 9, Mr.. George Leddle, native o
Ounce BerwicAsnire, Scotland, aged n years ami s
months.
Friends invited to attend his funeral, from The
residence of his sonnlaw Wm. AauS 10 Grove street.
on Tuesday. llih in tant, at o'clock p. m.
In East Cambridge, April Is, by Rev George Bowler
Mr. atal Carr to diss Emile s. Keith, both of Win
tinsviile.
In Bolton, April 49, Mrs. Caroline wife of Otis Ather-
ton, aged 81.
In Lunenburg April %, Miss Euuice Billings, aged Ga
In Milford, April Is eFitt O., of Stephen and
Hannah Carpenter, aged years; May 3, Henry Oraw-
ford, aged AZ; 9th, Miss Eliza sidIey, aged AZ.
La Boston, April 90 Mrs Diana, vile OF Col. Sullivan
Sumner of Milford, aged 90
70 Providence May 2, Epenezer 8. Day, in the slst
year If his age.
In stonington, o., May /, O. B. Capron, aged 5S.
In Christian cou1ty, Illinois, few days since, Jona-
than Hicklle, aged LOT. de was OF tue early pto
neers of the West, compaaion and fdend OF Daniel
Boone, with whom he often hunted buffalo and other
game
In Mira, Cape Breton, lately Mrs Efie Montgomery,
widow of Archibald Mcdonald, aged los Her husba ID
served in the British navy, and dchar Ell unit
fr further service" in lSSdied about 30 years ago.
The son OF their 'od age Alex 4nder, is hoy Of
10. Mrs. Mcdonald lived during IL ars the reign
of George H. the 60 years George Ill the 10 years
George ", the years of William ~ and 20 years
of Victoria.
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REAL ESTATE.

- COTTON MILLS FOR SALE OR
E..!l TO LEr-A Cotton Mil, Containing eighty olms
sAsnd other machinery, with sixteen snemeuts. and
large stone Store, permanent Water Power, 22 feet
fall New wheel "a feet eer, within quarter Of
mile Of a Railroad ST uat ID In franklin, Mass (call
ed the City Mill Alsn Cotton Mill sith 6 fly two looms
and other Machinery, brick Boarding House and three
wooden tenemens, Grst and Saw Mills about ten acres
good land good water power having ali the QuInneboag
river, located in Thonpson, Conn in the village Of New
Boston, For terms, &c, inquire Of
FREEMAN FISHER,
my7 d4tSw2is Dedham, Mass.
A ssEGNEE's SALE OF Real rs
erty.
The undersigned Assignee Of JAMES BRIEFLY
CO. offers at private sale the Farm situated in Bra
msnville in Mlbury, formerly owned and led by
Solomon Woodward containing fhy acres Of and,
sisting of moving, pasture arabic wood land aud
supplied with ABUNDANCE Of good water The above
arm has upon it a good house, 2s stores high,
bsrn nearly new and is situated conveniently THE k
business Also lot a7joinng the alb farm, containing
about four AMI half wen stOcke ed with fruit
trees and well situated for building purposes Also, the
following Cotton Machinery: Two craving frames nearly
new, capable Of doing the work ef eighty looms;
eighteen inch cotton cards together with lot gaows
pulleys shaftinR, spindles, rings, and other supplies
such as are usually found in first class cotton mill; also,
lot Of wrapping paper for lining hoxes; also quantity
OF hay, straw and farming tools also eight or thoa
sand feet Of chestnut and oak timber.
The subscriber will sell the above property at low prices
anl upon reasonable terms, if applied for If not
sold at private sale he will offer the at
ton. HENRY I, BANCKOFT Assignee
Slllbuy, May 4. 1858 dtf my5
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nYsPNPsIA 40 FITs.

DR.. TRACY DELhORE, the great curer of Consuup-
zion, was for several years badly afflicted with Dyspep
sA that for part Of the time he confined his bed
He was eventually cured by prescription furnished him
by young cairVoy girl Tbs presc- puo given by
mere child, While state Of trance has cured every
body who has a zen it, never having failed It is
equally as sure 10 At Fits OF Dyspepsia. The
grrdea,s may b. found IN drug store / will send
this vau able pr seption person the receipt of
one sttr1ptl paw postage. Address Or. TRACY DEL
M0BE, Great Ourer Of C3nsumpton, New Yorx Post Of
fee. dEwlm ap2l
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BUY NE AND ILL DO YOU GOOD"
NOW IS the tine 70 use The great Spring and Summer
DR.. LANGLEE'S ROOT AND HERB
b L Il L r r s.
comPostd Of SarsapGrtila, Rild cherru, YeHov
DocR, Frtokiy Ash, Throughout, Rhu6arb, Man
araFr, DGndstfoR, &c.,-aH Of t0hick are 80 com
pounded as 10 act in concert and assist Nature in
sTGdicating disease
me effect OF this medicine is most wonderfu-f acts
directly upon the bowels aud blood by removing all Oh
srucuons from the internal organs stimulating them in
% heslthy action reuovatng the fountains OF lite and
Vgor purifying the blood cleansing it from all hu ors
ana causing it to through every part the
1ody They cure and eradicate from the system Liver
oompaint-that main wheel Of so many diseases-Ja
dice in its worst forms all Bilious diseases and Foul
stomach, Dyspepsia COstiVeness Humors the Blood
aud Skin, Indigestion headache Dizziness Piles Heart
burn, @eskues Pain in the Side and Bowels Flaiuency
Loss Of Appetite and all kiuIrfd complaints causea BY
torpid or diseased Liver, dsordered Stomach or bad
Blood to which all less subject Spring and
summer.
II asep in large doses, Fever and Ague may be brok
co up and cured at This has become standad
medicine and is decidedly the best the world saw
Price only 25c for the pint, and S71c for the quart
bottle.
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere. Orders
should be addressed to J. 0. LANGLEY, IL Marshall
street, Boston, Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists in Worcester.
mch4 d&w6m
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DIR. HILL.

Offering to the community his Justly celebrated
edies for chronic and diseases OF long standing dc
not wish rihe with the life health of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials of
bel of respectable ladies and gentlemen from which the
suietlug judge for themselves The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any wild assertions false state
meuts Of the efficacy OF his medicines will he hold
out any hope to suffering humanity, which facts will not
warrant few testimonials are here given, and the
doctor soucs inquiry from the afflicted into all he
publishes, feeling assured they will find them perfectly
reliable AMI his medicines worthy of their confidence
and patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-10

Composed entirely of Gums,
Is ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIVB AND LIVER
MEDICINES now before the public, namely, that acts
as CathGrtc easier mder and efectual than any
Liver remedy, acting hrst u Liver to eject its
morbid matter then on the gch and bowels to carry
of that matter, thus accomplishing purposes effect
naly without auy Of the ifu feelings experienced in
the operations Of most cathariics 1t strengthens the
system al The same time nat purges it, and when taken
daily In moderate doses will strengthen and build it up
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-10

Testimony Of number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DoJToE HILL-Dear Sir: This is to certify that
my one Of very bad humor in the blood but
truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me, and recommend all that sick to call upon you
for you can cure them. Yours, truly, L. L.
Worcester Uass,
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- woRCEsTER 8 NAshUA

:
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after May 10, 1865, Passenger Trains will run
as follows,
Leave Worcester at 500 and Ills m, and AGO D.
Leave Nashua at q. m. and IL m, and BIB p.
At Nashua all trains with the of Con-
cord Railroad, where take the aud from
the Northern, the Passumpsc the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groon Juutlon. trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Raroad and also with trains
Of the Fehburg Railroad with the exception of the hrs
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land statesn @. ". BENTLEY, sup't.
Worcester, May 10. 1855. dt jy21
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-10

Busb's COugh Cure LOzemges are superior
to any other Medicine in the form OF Candy or LoGen
ges for the of Colds, Coughs, HoarseDess Asthma
Group Whoopng Cough Sore Throat and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and RETAIL by BrsH &
CO.. "a Front street deodtf mch26