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sT. JOINS, N. r., July 12e-Tbe Cunard steamship
Canada, Capt Lang, from Liverpool the Sd instant,
via Halifax for Boston, arrived off Cape Race yester-
day. The following is a synopsis of her news:
Liverpool Market
LIVERPOOL, July 3.-The sales Of cotton for the
week amounted to N 900 bales Of which ii 900 were
taken by spectators and 5000 for expectation. All
qualities had slightly advanced :! to 31Gd some
say to !.
The estimated sales on the day of sailing were 12,
900 bales, on Friday. ON the day preceding the
market closed firm at the following quotations Fair
Orleans, 74d.; Middllng Orleans l-l6d.; Middling
Mobile, Id Fair Uplauds 7ld.i Middling Uplands,
6gd. Stock al Liverpool 100000 bales, Of which
100000 bales were American.
Manchester Market.
Holders were demanding an advance, which was
checking business in the Cotton market.
The Provisions market closed steady. Breadstufis
closed steady.
Consols closed at 95l to s5sd. on account
The bullion in the Bank Of England had decreased
a95,OOo.
The general news il Of little importance.
The bill allowing the House of Commons to admit
Jews into their body as members, was passed to a
second reading in the House Of Lords by majority
OF 4G.
Parliament will be prorogued before the end Of
July.
Spain
The Spanish Ministry has resigned, and new
one has been formed, headed BY oDonnell as Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs and War.
The Telegraph Fleet.
ST. JoHNs, July PA vessel which arrived at st.
Johns today, reports that she saw the telegraph
feet the oath ult, the place where the cable
was to be united. The weather was thick at the
time.
From Fort Leavenworth.
The army was to have resumed its march westward
from Johnston's Camp, on Bear Greek, on the l7th
ult.
Heavy Snow Storm.
A heavy snow storm had occurred at Fort Bridge
on the lOth-ult.
\ Mormon Treaty Of Peace.
Governor Cummings and the Peace Commissioners
McCuloch and Howell, have, it is reported, con
cluded treaty of peace with the Mormons.
Bank Failure,
MEMPHIS, July 12.-The Citizens Bank Of Nash
vile and Memphis expected to close to morrow, it
notes having been refused to-day by the banks here
. River Intelligence
ST.. LOUIS, July 1.-THE Mississippi at this poin
is falling rapidly. The upper streams are also de
clining.
The steamboats, Delaware and A. I. Lacey hay
departed for New Orleans.
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# l a8iiaHs aa 8aH5es fe iafa an AMBaa @
.i were sts8esa tg & rea nua8fer a Haia
s s9ie5 retreat, 1siag t85 aiiies4s and
4Bs AsM &sAs9 aaa aaSlag ateen hsals woHaaa5
= s . sls tsis sha sesaefs lloa f5 Jsfsa sa5DGg
q aesasali558a 1he peaple al 0feeea szpaeg III.
sFaeEas As eolata9f.ser ef tgg Faeife
Dsflss9ss es9stef Ni85ks, has dispassissd ssss 81
s@g 81 taIss AandEa4 soldiers ff0m sat faMtiae8H7
tsgs angeles 80 E8# eleIesfaent 0g t.0S. sssHges
5M9 q the k9gue SEsi Iadiaa bieis Il Easfag
@nd s91, were ssBt d9Wn gFgM EaFE Vaae0nveF. W
r, 10 s5An Francisco, 5y tEe sseaaeE c6lamtm. g3
their passage d0Wn these ladiaEs sgg fsrf ss 10
ssFae O tne FOOLISH passengers tlaaslsev Sefe eaag
q 0e pangs fhe aavagea seseigea tn asi f1eiaets
dearly I'd, IN the dead of night af 7fe III s g,l,,
WBlle the passengers we're III aaIesgg tlsas4 ls.
stealthily rose, and steang fIom some 0f tae sasr
beri1g guards reyogers and knives, aaaaeniY e1las
neneed IN iHdiscFminats cutting ana "
the people around them. Tbs passengsFs staafjea
from 5isep ty the sound of pistol Shots as sia
ing Of tsae wounded, became panicstruer, TheHghts
we're pns out, and an fndesefihabls aeeae followed
One passenger was shot in THE breast tHfeg otHss
wers cut one woman being badly injured, Taa oci-
GERS Of the boat finally armed themselves and aftsg
desperate struggle, saeeee6ed ID w0uHdlsig aHd
oFerppweriBg tbe savages. They were b8sh moaadeat
one Of them very severely.
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andnp totwelye years DID, hapce all twelve years
full fare.
Family tickets in packages Of twenty be had at the
office of the Master of Transportation. Merchants whose
lilies reside the line of the road procure pack
ages Of twenty five for their personal reduced
The accommodation train will New Orleans on SAT-
uRDAY, at ~ p NJ grrve Magnolia at l035 p NJ leave
leans at S55 A. NJ.
Freight Train win New Orleans for Cauton on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, 7.30 A. NJ Returning
ary New Orleans on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
Frelghto city above days must be at the
depot by NJ the day previous the departure
my3I wM NJ. wADLEy, General Superintendent.
R62bEsTHH5hk 5s{bsETH fS1fs ERkRSehSATTFF n lsATF-
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The utan Dslsga,s Appeals to ,ns people.
Mr.. Bernhisel, the Mormon delegate to Congress
from Utah, publishes in the Northern press the fol
lowing extraordinary card

Mr. Parnhisel the Mormon de1npate To Compress
nr,stt, =,
from uta1, pu0llshes ~ the NVlthe'h press ehe Aoi
lowing extraordinary card
a CARD.-Upon the advice Of experienced friends,
have carefully avoided presenting my name in print
The most obnoxious individual however, is, by popu.
lar custom entitled to ask for himself and for others,
when malice is busy against them, what is termed
suspension of public opinion.
| would most respectfully ask my felow-citizens
to dstrpst the letters with which the Journals now
abound coming or purportiug to come from the
station Of the army of Utah and which are composed
without any regard to truth Of statement by those
whose personal interests will be promoted by our
country,s perseverne in the wicked enterprise de-
nominated the Mormon War.
Wby are yon told by these cruel and mereenafy
persons that there is reason to doubt the sincerity
of the Mormons desire for peace? Why did the
press at their command deny the authenticity Of the
dispatches Of Governor A. Cumming to the com.
mander at Camp Scott and the President? Can they
hone after we have entirely abandoned our plans and
tiHlSu az, o't p r. - TTtals a. tso,- -
nave opened way lhto ptah ~ slooPs HHose eAls1
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DEATH or LouIslAstAs. u Pie Philadelphia

DEATH or LouIsIANIAN. In the Philadelphia
Ledger, Of the 5th inst, @e ind the following
The Coroner held an inquest on Saturday 90 the
body Of J. A. Nettles, Of East Baton Rouge, Las who
was found dead on Saturday morning, IN bis room at
the Girard House. The deceased had taken lodgings
at the hotel the evening previous and The room being
found locked on the following morning, Il was
entered, and he was found as suited, From his
position it believed that he Was about 10 reach
the bell handle when he fell to the floor ard expired
His name aud residence were ascerlainel by papers
on his person. and telegTaphfc dispatch was sent t9
bis friends, apprising them 0f his death. From
Masonic mark fUuud in his possession, it is known
that lie was a Royal Arch Mason. The GoIonefs jury
rendered a verdict Of death from causes Unknown.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

sazaze rr,sg.sss NEW ORLEANS. JACRa
3gsA ss4ss I SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
fe9zszes5S -S7a99R ABROAD.
On and after MONDAY the 3lst day of May, 1883 Pas
arrive at Canton {, 80 O'Clock ?. NJ.
Returning will leave Canton 7.40 A. NJ and arrive
CNF1Aa satG otri
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e-5sss ,ssz,,-, f5ONTCF4A ItTE1 AIN RAIL-
$50 Tsss ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT


On Sundays the steam train will leave the city every hour
after O'clock and on the same mornings will make the
o'clock trip.
da at o'clock and Che Lake one hour after The last steam
Extra special trips when required by notifying the con
Station House has been erected at GENTLY Ridge where
and after o'clock sundays Fare each way, cents and
Due notice wiz be given Of the half hopr triPs.
On and atsr the A Jp half hour trains leave every snn
Half hoar trains win leave every day from 4ocloc
sasH a5IF q3 asTis31 k1IfW57 Sg551NExjoAF 5o5oI
corner Of Goodehas FRfS I'D 8 9Rf@p S ESSsss TsHT
through, 80 cents children and slaves, halfpriee.
Leave the city for lie Lake A. M
Lake :. city, s........ @ s ( { T.
sice 90 Common sFect VI business Il H. "a a:n f. ~
Department other business connected with the
the iate kohandsf Gordon eRPj Il e 4 rvo.a,..
who the oaly person authorized to make sgb
onnibusssslssge Canal street every fifteen minutes for
tne Gepot. Sez2 u u
2s55 25#2$Syis Y i ! ! s4g5 5EB = a5#szr i I
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
foct Ann jackson Square, EVERY MORNING.
Outward Trains Leave
AIglerS bepot at A, NJ
ATPye at Bfasbes civ Berwick BAY at 2 ~ a II n
Rrashehr .......,,..t......,at1 Nj
Arrive {iretna. so p Nj
Arrive Aleiers. p NJ
Freight will be received for Berwieks Bay Intermediate
stal9ns on the wharf foot OF 81 onis street, every day All
freight e1capt that intended for Texas must be paid by ship
pers. a2l
TIT Il. TTRDT3TCTS. Nos II FRONT AND Is Full
" ton streets, New Orleans La, dealer HARDWARE
and SHIP QHANDLERY Copper Tin and Sheet Worker
Blacksnithng Brass ~ ork and Finishing short notice.
Chimnies Bresehng stills, JUICE Boxes, Fire Beds Ash
Pans, CHARTERS, Ferer Heaters Gas Pipe all of
Machinery put up and repaired.
Turning done. Steamboat and Plantation Work reasona-
BILE terms,
Importer of Hardware Bolts, Mats, Wheel stirrups Ma
Thankful friends their former liberal patronage h
exeons shall hereafter be abaed render them ample
Justice and satisfaction.
This establishment has facilities for filling ordersn the
West
Mr. cAS H. WALDO. 50 long and favorably known 10 the
Steamboat community, sill give his personal attention he
Hardware and Ship GhandlerR portion q the
je23 Il WARREN y. HEDRIUK. 4
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SENTENCED Preston 8. Farley, formerly eergy-
man, who was lately convicted in kanavha county
Va for the murder Of biz wife, inJanaaTg last was
sentenced on Monday last 70 be hung on Friday the
I7lh of september next. This will be tAa frst exc.
eution of white man that has ever taken place iEl
that county.
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1s ErDE6 HEDESRl4EG-DAILY u. 8 NAIL
y LINE-SnmmeT ArFHngeInent-The splendid
ssls low pressure packet Oregon, Jas
Hopkins, master, and steamer Florida, w H. Huchings
aud built expressly for the Laketrade with superior
accommodations One Of the above steamers will leave the
Ponchsrtran Railroad DAILY the arrival the Lake Of
the u occk NJ train Of cars stopping daily each way BAY
st Louis, Pass Chrn and Pascagoula and Wednesday
and Saturdays Mississippi City. Returning will stop
Mississippi City on Tuesdays.
FARE:
Cabin Passage. UU
Deck. 30
Negroes in lots nf FIVE and IN
Cabin Fare to Pascagouls 3 90
Deck ] W
Cabin Fare to Bay St Louis and Pass Christian. %
lleGk 5u
promptly at ~ A. N.
New Orleans, June 10, 1853.
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THE LAKE.
FOR BLAD0V AND CUILUpT

IT, snI FOR BLADoE AND CULbU1I
Ie fs isht drsasbt hSf passeassr ssa packet Jen-
cite v Stone, master, wiz leave for Bsdon and GuIum
Leaves soe or Bladon and dnllum Springs and Demopo
saY sf Moe or Bado N ma C pF.a every Tuesday
EYening, st O'Clock.
Leaves Bladon and fama sprsgs every Monday and we'd
% mi 4Bdn Ss5n orp1@ sTyles IN every Iaes
Passengers reyon this arrangement being carried ont
) s jssqs,5 % issyidS 4 s sSs9ta
For passage or further 6nEssSaEs 66sg H%SE agPy e
cox. BRSfFGsB & FsYsf9. Y \! g9., !. o.'''
GgT !. IA, FOR RLADoH AND CULLUEE
Biadon and Cniam Springs vice a week a. follows
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Culum Springs and Demopos
Mobile for Badon Gullum Springs every Wdnes
-Returnipg-
Leaves Blad9n ad Ggg springs Tuesday ard Thurs
and Friday morning, O'clock.
r. = SMITH, 4Tchoapitoglss street,
je2G If or RUTLAND 4 DAVIS. Mobile.
w Oven rBE LAKE SUNDAY TX
eursioH Vaudeville, IeWisbprg and Madison
sssaaassssb vile The lne fast owpressure steamer
vii leave he PonicaFain RaiToad on he arrival s Of
o'clock ear Reiar9ns 9iI M leayes YES M HadisSnyle M q M
city Fare for the excursion 81 For ggthe[ Information ap-
plgiiSs l.ise e. Z fos9I2E ! ss.ss:. assn, sl.ss.
rs FOR POINT CLEAR-sTEAMER
ass EEET s ShP + a Sarg FSnt m sas saTs De
& s M9adsG s 4 d and cG Gaarsag ID y MAKE
those who arrive by the morning boats ie2i #
aW-sA LAKE SHORE PACKET
r. OCEAN spRrNGs Bo9I eaa II Intermediate
@ .ss, aTS Deed s1 low E " fs
expressly for this trade, with superior aecomodations will
roads, the arrival at the Lake Of the follows
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a FOFt R(3siT1BV = RFI5

SS& FOR RoSBON = REGUT54R7 LTNF5- THE
MI me tAst sAillng packet bark Hebron Sheppard
hay irs most Of her Cargo engaged viii
aspateh Fer balanee Of freight passage aBBly t
w GEQ. w. ETNSUN s. Co so Cam Il
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The liar Who possesseth the courage 70 mock heaven
In tle laCe ssil turn bis baeA when he e0RteadetA
with men,
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TeIegaphed 70 DE New OrIeans CTessent.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
AnRIYAL oF THE sTEaMsHIp cANADA.

farIar ya4iosAl 40 sog1aEay lIsss.1 j
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- M pAPPENHEIBIIs HAS fSEM0VED
80 from No g9 Baranne No .anel ghefe hs
D has on hand and IL constantly afes % ms
salpfdts Of Rosewood ~ farloI
and 3edo1m III RNITU f. AZ alc III niEaeeiI
which Ia oilers the public q " @ "a sss
Call aad examine before buy ing eises y JAP
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sEA-eOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

10 sa positively THURSDAY the 18th lust full Or not
full
bE% FOR NEW YQRK-REGULAR LINE
tfR& RUSSELL MASTER having most Of hsr cargo en
gaged will sail above For balance of freight cabin pas
sage having superior accommodations. apply 10
GEO. w. HYEsON & Co, S2 Camp street.
For steerage passage n stateo0m apply the master
honEd. Post q. FIFaL IarieI. iy2
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HAV u.

NESr FOR EIAVRB-THE Al FAST SAILING
Hssg4s American ship ti6ldem Eagle, Capt Edward
sestoHe loafiHg and will have immediate dis
patch For freight Of 800 bales cotton, apply to
For having petior odaious for cabin and
steerage passengers, apply above board Post
E.Est District jxl3
73yi2 BAXTER. IOvFTL d co :
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ZONES, RfACESLNgEfIt n Co., SHIP r EG
New. OTeans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-19
DIR. CULVER WELL,
ON MANHOOD.
4 Medical sssay On a asw, Cofais sai Radicai
Cs,, Of Sp,r@aio'Aad, g., WsiAoai iAs NJ. ef
Isisrsal Mshnao. Casi,'iEsi,os or aay
MssAaAical iBpiiaAco.

Just Published. the 9th edition. Ia sealed envel.
ops. gratis, and mailed to ANY address pos, paid,
90 receipt of two stamps.
Thi. lutte work, emaalting from a qualified
nen,brr ~ the Medical Protection, gives THE
MOST IMPORTANT ISroEsATIO. ENER ruu.
tIsHup 60 al persons entertaining douhts Of their
physical condition, OF who are conscious OF haV'
ing hatarled their health and hsppiaess--cpntsin.
ing the particulars Of an Entirely New and
Perfect Remedy loT Spermatouhea or semi
nat Weaknes., Debility, Nervousness, DE.
preston Of Spirits, Los. Of Enetgy, Lasitude,
rimidiiy, self Dslrusl, Love Of Solitude, Ground
lee Fear. lndecision, lnvohntay Discharges.
lmpsifcd sight anil Memory, Dlolcnes aad pm.
pies on the Face, Pie., Indigestion, Palpitation
Of the Heart and Bodily Pro.tr,iioa af the whole
system, inducins impotency and mental AID phys
zeal incapacity-b, means Of which every one may
cure themselves privately. and at n irihing eS-
psnse.
Address Dr.. Gil. J. &. KLINE, Let Avenue,
cor. 18th -, New York: Post box, No. 1856.
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TwlSrn. 18th June, 1857

Nv Dear NJ. Raans,i have bot 'er, small
quantity u Pe,y DAVIS Paia Killer, AMI rrgr,t
to .ay that have bc,n Obliged to refuse aid 10 m,
people Who are coa,inuaIiy srpsins to ne Zoe It.
I!hops. ihsr,f,Ss. 700 will ls, me have sso,hsr
bns.
whsn writsg % yous fsisris you NAV make a'e Of
nv name lit ~,ll - of any avail. H. M, CiF,uii
th,. ,.,r. ,hroosh IN, Dy,,iOa, r,aly believe
saved huairrd. Of the lives Of my Pcoplc. when
the cholen AS ras,a;, y, 6Ilawias the advice of
NJ. lng,ll.. ! h,rpcasi Q, meet ih,. cool lsdy
a. Nhsuah. All I .A,ll never Gg-i hsr ~otls
"O,, i,t,p,o,'.i sril, Pas Nile AL ~. isa,p,s-.
~ ~ Ct.is. o. ~,ii s-ihisa sAa,-." From Kat
tab I passed 90 ta Yssisoa,, add met L,su,eean,
see an ''''. oa the typographical survey.
whsa .T-aking Of thi, msIicias he laughed at
me-. Thu. va. % a saarlsy aishL They were
jinI1s with M, IN nv tent. "a The iollo~in.
morning.. he latter tLicui-asn, reauoa) wrote 20
me that one o( IN. I.,.,a. h,d lsra tsksa drr,as
ID. night 18th eh5lrra. and asked me ior some
P.in Killer. I sent him bottle, and directed
h,m To- administer !, a. psssonbsi by Mrs.. 10.
gals. ~ea, To dine With them IN the sVsaius,
and on n1piriu. ailsr the paiieni. foual be ws'
quite veil.
Situated a, ana here. Ia the mid,, q dense
jungle. ,ni With thoa.aai. ~ people boxing up TO
me. b-g you will lsi me have the whole ,Ou can
.p,re q hi, nsii-,a--snl Ia i,c, DO not .ss
~h,'I .A,aii not have ih. ~hols 'ou have IN
hanl, uadef the plea ,ha, my monsy ga. good Al.
az, l.,i,'. else. u. W. LEWIS.
Rev u. l.. vsn Meter. ofBa,.sis. Isiia. write.
Octol-f liih, 1857. Tier, let me assure
,pa that We prize yoW painkill,r very highly.
For the fest tSo ~ three wears ~ our residence
IN laiih, Ne ~sre ignoraat Of It, valuable prop.
eftirs, AID at not u.c II, bat nov woull hardly
feel sale ~ithout u tor single dsy. Only q lev
nights siace, Mo-. Van Meter was siuag by q
scofpian, and iu,snse pain was Instantaneous IN
the whole nrm, and sp,a q nambness u the hngsf
ioIi1wcd. u, the cout,nusd application Of the
paink,ller. 90 an houS or more. ani ~ intervals
during the night, the alarming symptom, wsrr
subdnsd, and IN the rang q slight soreness on.
y sas islt IN the hager,
gave q IN q severe case 81 Fever and Ague.
accofd,us O. dir,ciion,. and It aelejlke a charm,
br,ak,ug It op At oaoe. The kar,ns have great
c1nhdsure IN u.
VIC. W. l.. Csu~nief wtiie. from Calcstt,,
November 18Th. 1857 "Perry Davis Vegetable
Pain KILLER !. very valuable uedicins. AMI Ino.t
people trrc that have used IL cu,ertain high
upinioa of - worth"
BoNuhI, Dee. Oh, 1857.
Messrs. 7. Dav,. Il Soa-irnis' We have
.oll the inSoicr ol Psia Miller pr chip Martha.
sni hupe 20 elise that PEE Sgaantan N : lev dsys
Herewith hai draft lor 80 oa the Mercantile
hank &c India. iosloa aai Ch,aa, 10 your Order
ilope o. r-mit you .oon Coz sale sx-squAnium ADD
Al Union. Yours rIul,.
DossALBON, MEKwAsJEr s Co.
II II. HAY 4 Co, Wholesale Agent', Port.
and. %
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otsrNAL Iorscr roN
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS,
-,sD-
Phoenix Bitters.

ry,HE rrpuiaiion ~ thee. very csle6rrisd vegs''
abb remedies 10 INV unegualied by any others
IN ihi. eouutr or IN Europe. They are Tally 90
tabli.hoi .. the most uniSrr'sl anily medicine
now IN use, and they will maintain their pre-emi.
n.nt rennwn by the intrinsic AID eomprehcnsivs
,ittu,. which acquired ". The usssl modes Of
puaety would h. unworthy of them AMI ''unneo"'-
say.
Thousand. and tens ~ thousands of persons now
living w. perfectly restored health. can testify, a.
ihou.sads have issi6ed, to their promp, and deci-
,i-d efficacy MT only " III ordinary arrangement.
Of health, from impaired digestive functions. cos
ti,en~.,, biliou. aud liver complaints, rheumatic
add inaammatory colds. coughs, nrrvoa' Weakness,
las. Of appetite. failure Of flesh, headache and i'm
purs state Of the blood and other 1uids, bat also ~
rheumatism, fever and sguc, other iniermitiani
G,rr. asthma. btonchits, rholic. pleufis,. palp''
atoa of the heart rush of blood To the head. set
,lsd paias in the joiat.. limb- and orgsns, alice
ton. Il the bld eT and k'dne,s, aundioe, dfopsy'
nil. (hoseycr iny,isfaie,) hsbitual oostiSele.',
.s,ous and billion. loo.ac.s, obstinate heada1h he
and g,diBess. and immense number OF o'he'
mahdics.
They ,squire NJ dieting nor confinement arr
perfectly mil and pleasant 30 their operation, bn
y ~ powerfully restore hsalth-that greatest OF AZ
,afthl, blcs.ing.-lo the most exhausted and de
lapidaie,l Constitutions. 49,,
Prepared snd soh by Dr.. WILLIAM u. MOI
FAT, SIS Bruad~ay, y. y. ly9
WI. 4. RUST. ". d.. son,h Paris, Agsn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-19
Tnos. :. RANNEY,
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
OEss sf iAs Pegs Pros, (,
kanrnnn. lnnr II. 1857.

OEes q hs PsgN Pros, !
Kaogoon, June -, 1857.
We have never 6pad Il necessary to Publi'h
commsndaiion. Of the value ADD efficacy Of the Gel
bra,si medicine above named, aud have Hs',r
.ough, Ior testimony the subject, the extensive
demand aud ppii sale thereof, makins quite un.
peccs.sD. We are ialuced 10 pobl.h the follow.
Jog, fron jpdiei Officer, which comes to US quite
unsolicited. .ho~wg .,ill higher value ia the
saviag of he.
The limited supply on hand forbade recrn,ly the
selling Of large qu'n,ilie, to ANY Pcr'oa. ba, We
are happy to 'ay fresh invoice i daily expected,
~bcn IN inieni. wi l. cheedul, 6lled.
A American P,Per, ja., 10 hand. relates m IN
stance Of Il. eacetual cure It bite b, piils.
snake. which. like the bite Of cola. i, consider
81 deadly.