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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-10-23
Summervllle Female Seminary,
summervIIIe, NOxubee County, MI..'

HE underagned Is happy 20 Announce n HI,
friends that he has purchased The property ~ Inc ~
school; and now oers TO the public his servIcas n
ton. 0'n~ie Eduea-
The buildings for the above School were erected
hr. Levi Lloyd wealthy gentleman Of fbls vlcpgtv
for tho purpose Of establishing a frat class Fe.ia
School, which he thought TO be imperouslv demanded
BY the public II has been my intention 10 engage IN
this great work plan similar TO that adopted ~ nv
brother Of the Summervile Institute school ostab
lshed by himself for the education Of boys young
men. This determination upon my part formally
announced I'm a circular issued upon my taking charge
the Female School at Louisville, Miss, eigh-
teen months ago Upon the first Of March next, with a
splendid edifce under my control and direction,
with considerable experience In the profession Of my
choice, shall proceed to the purpose Of my life
No ambition is felt TO build up School for db0bs
but the such, IL is conceived will afford
the greatest good to the greatest number.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition for ten months, SIPS 90
Music tho Piano, 20 90
For the Latin Language, Extra. 20 90
f-7- Payments must be made semi annually in ad
vance.
Trusting that generous public that has sustained
and fatered him in the positions heretofore held by
him, the Principal links his destiny with that Of the
"Summervile Female Seminary"
FEB &. GATHRIGHT,
Principal and Proprietor
GhOlsoH Miss, January Both, 1859. 22ly
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Lumber! Lunlbrr,

TTNHE undersigned have established one of FGCTp
STONS PATENT, DOUBLE CIRCULAR SAW
MILLS, with Planning Machine attached at Ouitman
Station, On n q X X > and viii keep large stock on
hand of both Rough and Dressed Lumber and y in
also saw 10 order al short notice market prices :
Persons leaving orders with US may RELY on having
mem promptly hed as we can saw twice the quantity
Of single Circular Saw Min To parties building
houses, we will supply them with sash Blinds Doors
&e. from Mobile Factory at factory prices
Our terms are positively Cash, or short drafts on
Mobile Merchants.
We viii sell the Patent Right Of this valuable i'm.
will manufacture and put Hp the Mills on Advantageous
terms
For further particulars. address
HARTMAN a. EGGLESTON
Qutman, Miss.
6uifldH. Sept 4, l~.S RIM
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THE MAN wIrH THE sUGARLoAv HAT


Has been here the past two three days astonishing
the natives with the wonderful effects produced by De
GRATHs ELECTRIC OIL. Prof DE GTath has inven.
ted novel mode of advertising. He makes his ad-
vent into town by ringing tremendous Gong which
racs the attention Of the crowd, to whom he makes
known the wonderful virtues Of his Electric Oil and
begs them send all who suffering with RheumA.
tsm, pains Of all kinds and deafness to the Town Hall
where he has leciured mornings and evenings for
eral days and produced some astonishing Mr. A
Sugg and Seth Taylor, who have been long affected
with chronic Rheumatism and had TO be assisted on the
stage, were enabled TO the hall ana
and down stairs to the amusement Of the audience
number of cases of Deafness, Of many years stan.
ding, were relieved in five TO ten minutes. so thew
could hear the ticking Of a watch, and evnced their
gratitude by embracing the Professor. and showerin
upon him their endless blessings. Some instances were
truly affecting
Prof. De Grath has been called see a number Of
obstinate cases in our most respectable families and
has succeeded in afoTfing -
/ nave gwen him certfncstea u Ith VIII -
soon. He makes no charge, but directs all WIN arf
De Grath's Electric Oil, TO Pscud Cutting who have
purchased large quantity such will ena Bile
them 10 supply the country merchants at Lis price
This valuable preparation is selling rapidly
| A number of valuable presents have been made 70
the Professor by those who have been Raj
| eigh. " c Standard.
For sale by z 5. BACHELOR, Wholesale and Retail
| Agent, Mobile Ala.
| Oct 10. 1855. lin
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Planes and 9IclOGeOns.
lf9Tn

RSa
"A Z. BLACMAR, No 7Cheapsile
.,,,-,, ~ ack-uu. Mss. Keeps an asr1ft
'ANVH' ment Of the Fall Iron Frame Piano
|Fertes q
'sscIcr>. EraEG & so.
These instruments are a,knowlcd-ad
wherever they have been tested. 20 De
JANUS. Unsurpassed in Tone, Touch, Beauty
and durability
A.Is ssaIc a Co... Pianos.
which are too well known to need re.
Communication. Orders received for
,T,yos Num-, * Clark's Pianos.
with or without the .Eol.an Attach
.mcuf
The above instruments are sold 10
.prr cent loss than they can hc bought
elsewhere. -iHEiv. aud are fully guar.
ITANOS 'autee.l finley Go not give entire sai-
.i-frc'ior, they can De- exchanged az auy
time within six months
Prince * Co.'S Nelndeuus.
These are the best adapted 90 The
rEr pprov- southern climate, and are the ouly
Nel1'Fu-- made which have the PtT-
tNT DIVIDED SwIiL Prices. $50.
$50. S-5, aud SIlO-beiug but ten dol.
liars above the Factory price
Guitars.
GUITARS. Ofle bet makers Niolius, FLUTES.
Ace1rleaus, flutUuas, Ni0l1nceIIos.
Comet-, Sax Horns Of all kinds Ban.
jos, Tamb1uriues Drums, Casiiuets,
GUITARS. Strings. and Trimmings for all Iu.tgu.
meut-, Pitch Pipes. &c.
Sheet Music.
THE largest and hest selected stock q
Piano Guitar. Flutc and Violin Musl,
,r-zrV in The south. which IS sold al Publish.
sr, marked price.
Instruction Books
Tor al Instruments, Singing Books Of
all Kinds, Music Paper. Blank Music
1870, Books. and everything else belonging o.
hlNlN. Ithc Music business.
To Teachers and Schools
Not having the high store rents 81
New Orleans and other large cities o.
contend with, and paving freight upaa
MUSIC. Pianos Music, sc. in large iuyUicps
my arrangements with Manufacturer
and usic Publishers enable mp 90 sup
lily Teachers and Heads Of schools
upon more favorable terms than ans
other Southern House and fully ID
WT--fr per cent less than outsi a t,Ir-i..--r7
can bring ont De S,-Ia6 goods frou d
North.
~ BLACK MAR,
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NOW READY
LIFE OF COPELAND,
The Notorious Ro66ey asd Mx,5.r.-
AS CONFESSED TO ]. r. s, Pits
Or PERRY COUNTY

TIFF contents Of this volume embrace an &c..
Il Of the early life Of COPELAND Ids admission ~.
the notorious Wages Clan :; the Burning Of JAcksoo
County (siiss) Court House - eXtensives Robberfe. ~
Mobile and elsewhere startling revelations coneernin
certain wealthy Planters the Mississippi member
or the Clan tnrn Preachers and their adventure n
sueh stealing Horses and Negroes Murders deans-
ate aud bloody edvenu IS In Louisiana and M3slasnr
horribie dreams OF the MurdeTeIs a close chase ~
Texas awful moekeTy OF Religion at a Camp Meetn.
MURDER Of OConnnr, the hat-boat owner: AUs.
Murder and Rob old Thomas Sumrau Murder ana
Robbery Of old Robert Lott troubles amop0s, a.
Clan. and its purtfca'ion by the wholesale mSr,sr ~
those who were supposed to be Traitors; new aecss
sions to the Clan from about Gainesville and P...
Christian settling Of Wages In Catshoula HaneoeL
County Burial Of three Kegs Of Gold in Cataboul.
Swamp; description Of the spot, well remembey
ed by Copeland loss Of the map Of the place vbar.
the gold hidden while Copeland engaged IN Inc
famous Harvey battle Copeland settles on the Sea
Coast his constant depreds ions there arrest Of
of Copelands brothers for pbbery another rouble IN
the Clan and second fail re In attempting TO roll A.
Sumrall Of Jack Count robbery Of 'old Ell Maf
fit" and brutal treatment OF his wife; Wages and
M'Grath killed by Harvey in quarrel; part Of the
Clan in search Of vengeance upon Harvey dreadful
fight between the Clan and Harvey's party deafh ~
pool and Harvey; arrest Of Copeland his imprison
nent trial and sentence letter to his mother hi
Execution.
Price rs eRis.
To be had at the Office Of the Sea Coast Democr,,
or at the office of j. X. s. Pitts ESQ., Augusta, Perry
sept 9, 1859. 52H
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Fashionable Fail Clothing.

TENN
American
Sl,inct Pants.
VEST
SuVer Black Figured six Ves'-;
Blk P.sin
Fancy Greuudine
Mat.s-sis
Black SATIN
Corh and Gas. "
Black d B Velvet
B Nsvet
Super Fame, push Velycr Vests.
GENT ENEN'- FURNISHING GOODS
Fancy Har-ailrs shirts, Blown Jesus Drawer
Linen Cotton F.anHrl
l.rrrn Bosom lamhsao.i Unigrshir.
Fanny au-in six
Whue I.iaeu Drawrrs; Hrrino
y hte Jeans Cashmere
M,rno shaker Flannel -
HOSIERY.
Fancy TX Half II sc; Brown Cotton Hal-Ho-
FaIc, Nsrlns Gas mere "
a hire MeTiuo Shaker Knit 4"
White Cotton SC ten Knit "
GLOVE.
Fancy & Golnrsd X Gloves;
Derry K 5bed silk "
super Beck
r. sWs oil "
Super DoEskin "
Cloth
Taa-ta Mode Lined
| Fancy Lined Nd q
Castor
Supcr Buck Guurtlets.
CRAVATS.
! Black Italian SILK Cravu,s; Blark Napoleon Tie :
/ Fancy six DeJoIuviiIe
| Fancy Napoleon Tics;
Linen Camaric Handksrchi,f, plain;
iancY
China Cord SILK
PpnC-e six
| Elastic Sik Suspeuiers great variety
HATS AND CAPS
Q Hats and Caps &C every stale for men ana boys
I Gents Cslf aud Waterproof Boots.
I GeHts' Cali Oxloid Ties.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
! Fancy Blankets. Gents shaw and Dressing
Gowns:
/ Trunks Va ises and Carpet Bag;
| Umbrellas and 8ues;
| A few fine Riding Whips. Tor gentlemen.
IicksLWg Nov p. lS17 1T
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CALHOUN INSTITUTE
MACON, MISS.
". II. POINDEXTER, Principal and
ProDrfafnr.

". II. POINDEXTEH, PRINCIPAL and
Proprietor.
Those interested Ia thorough and polite fe-
male education, would do well TO investigate the
claims to public notice, Of the above SCHOOL.
II possesses the advantages ofs COLLEGE and
SELECT SCHOOl.-is phiIasOphical in in
siructon and elegant in is appointments and
accommodations.
A Faculty Composed OF twelve able, expert.
enced Soulhcra Teachers, at very heavy ex.
perse, has been employed Ithas been selected
~lthouiTegard 10 price aud with great caution.
The Proprietor feels assured that the Faculty OF
no Female School in the United StaressuFpasses
T. To confess the truth, the Principslfee what
he considers laudab!e ambition to establish
school altogether Of Southern material, which
snail succe 'sinily compete with any in The Unit
states IL Pernanence j. secured in the fact.
tha' the whole lot and buildings are the private
property OF the Principal Individual enter,
pfises IN schools have always ranked highest and
are always safest We instance a few Beeman
# Ga, Tu,wlerof Ala Waddel Of :. c Cole.
nan & Garrett Of Va
Our object in establishing Southern School
+ not Tor selfish purposes, 10 play upon the pre-
JUDGES Of the South, and thus TO widen the
oresch already too wide through Abolition agen-
cy- No God ftbid-but 10 develop and pa
lronze our own teaching talent, and with patrio-
TIC pride, TO enter the lists in honorable emuIa>
ton
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SOACa
ME Undersigned being DESTROYS TO engage
Il in other business offers for sale his pls uis.
ton oontang between FIVE and SIX HUN
DRIED acres, situated on the road leading from
Enterprise ia Pauldiug AMI GAtlaadsv,ie. five
miles west 81 the former place. in high and
h. athinl section OF county, with good onll.t
for stock aud otherwise pleasantly situated
On The premises there is good dwelling house,
with five rooms, new gin house and cotton.
press. negro cabins. all in good repair together
with Their ou' houses About ooe half Of the
tact is rich BOTTOM LAND. the Other half
fine upland al lying on the waters Of Souan.
lOvay. one hundred of which is fresh and IN
high state al cultivation
As the proprietor is determined to sell. a rare
chance is offered to any one who my desire
such location, 20 make ppTcha Sc OF foe
cotton nds, entirely convenient u he hist mar
ket IN the South there being an excsneul 40 d
from it to Enterprise, wh.Ie there IS ala vs. a
good market and railIoBd To ship either TO
Mobile or New orleans.
For further parir nlars apply to The under.
signed Who resides on tn premises
". + SMITH.
P. 81 hsv- on the premises n stock.
col sisling 81 m les buTses cattle. &c; which
| will sell with The land { desired
w. T 5
Esierprise. Aug. 81, 1856 45-rG
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V'aEW06Ie Farm.
CORN, FODDER, STOCK. &c, FOR SALE

CORN, FODDER, STOCK. &C., FOR SALE.
- WISH to stl the place N vi ,b
99IIE ! at present reside, in The no, thw -,
I'LL part OF Copiah county, Is miles from
&zz1a4B Hasslhurst and 5 from had, G.o,s
Depot. on the New Orleans aud Jackson Rail.
rad containing GuO acres 600 H. cu,t,va,ion =
hese lands will weld fiOn 1000 10 1900 m.
cotton per arr and corn. &c. IN prcpor,.nn =
fheTe Is a comfortable Dwelling a good gin ana
gri>t mil, and other ssHry out houses IN
good rePsir. | viii also sell the mules. horse.
cattle. hog, wagons The growing crop Of corn
&c, farming uten-ils. household and kI,rh, n
furniture. with the place if d, sired For health
tiis place cannot be surpassed. and refer tn ,bs
growing crop as I" its pTodueiiventss
As am determined 20 sell the tetms will-ba
reasonable For suTtl eT particular cal 3, ,ho
place i've miles fiom Pine Bluff on the Uuc,
road, or 4 idress by letter
]. F, VANCE.
PInt BUT. Miss.
C"riah Count July 10, ls5s. s9if
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IVOR all ~ either OF tn above. the sub-cri
Der siII exchange Goods on the most isyor-
IrIe terms
lie keeps on hand the
BEST y SSOVt me NJ
o., be uund ia 800 mil II Decatur aud 4 ven
Do Mt believe tha ht sell the CHEAPEST
iu.r call and examine each Tor yoIr-rf-tas.
.e word OF no one. Tncn IL you thiuk you
can purchus, cheaper elsewhere, Why % is your
riVicre and duty TO DO so.
". CARLETON
Decatur Aug 81. I-l6 +3-tf
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The LAan GAEL

IL. those inde'''d 10 me eri,.r h, po,s
~ ~ account viii please cal ann s.,iis IN
mediately and thereby save cest in The IN,
an" justice courts. We cannot posi,n, i, 80,
any longer. Mapv
Q"ifman, Fsb. a., Isse. 9oe,s
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Vicksbur$ Directory.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
A'GeneIIa's
CHINA AND VARIETY
MPORIU
WASHINGTON STREET, VICKSBURG.
nURING the past summer l nave enlarged my
- store as 10 make it the largest IN the south
Ay stock OF goods cannot BE- surpassed by any in the
country, either m extent, richness or variety. My
Fancy Goods for holiday presents have been selected
with especial care and former success IN pleasing the
"a bile. viii warrant me in saying all can be suited
Ny stock to which constantly receiving additions
from European and domestic manufactures consists
FRENCH CHINA
Fancy Dinner. Tea and Toilet Sets
Gilt aud White Dinner. Tea and Toilet Sets. La
test style and various terms.
IRON-STONE CHINA
Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets. in great variety
Common Ware Of every kind. Casks Of common
for sale low by the cask, country merchants
supplied at New Orleans prices.
GLASS WARE
Cut and Pressed Glass ware Of every description.
Bar Fixtures;
Porter CIaret, Brandy and Lemon. Syrup Bottles /;
Fruit Bottles, Glass Jars, Flasks Demiiohns &c
WINDOW-GLASS
All sizes froms 40 10 80 45;
Glass cut 10 any shape wanted
WALL PAPER
Pine Gilt I'd Velvet Paper.
GiitSatiu Glazed Paper;
Medium and Common Paper-numorous patterns
OIIlCLOTH WINDOW SHADES ~
Window Cornica, Curtain Bands. Curtain Pins
SILNERPLATED WARE
Tea Sets, Candelabras Candestcls Cake Baskets
Snufer and Trays, Toast Racks Knife Rests;
SouP Lkdies. Table Tea and Desert spoons
ALABATA WARE.
Spoons, Forks Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, &c.
BRITANNIA WARE
Coffee Pots, Tea Tots. Cream Pitchers Slop Bowls
Water Pitchers, Moiass.s Pitchers, CanJlessicks;
Lqgar Mixers, Cigar Lighters, Ess Boilers;
1.T4. .u1TT HfaFs
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
Tubs Buckets, Brooms, Market and Clothes Bias
HARDWARE.
Fire Irons, And Irons, Fenier-, Stands;
Waffle Irons, Coffee Mills, Sauce Pans, Castings.
Ovens, Pots skillets, &c;
Tin and Japauned Ware
TABLE CUTLERY.
Fine sets 81 pieces Knives and Forks,
Ivory handle Table and Desert Kuive. and Forks;
Ivory handle Table and Desert Knives, no Forks.
a large assortment Of Bone Buffalo Stag and
Wood handle Knives and Forks:
Butchers and Cooks KNIVES
POCKET CUTLERY
Rogers and sons best Pocket Knives:
Pen Knives;
Bowie Knives,
RaZaIs and Scissors.
GUNS AND PISTOLS
Fine Double Sho; Guns American Rifles
Double and s-gge Barrel Guns fog Boys,
Colts 4, q inch Repcatcr~.
Aliens Eevoivers, Pine DueIIinr Pistols.
LAMPS AND WATERS
Inc Parlor Lamps Hall Lamps.
Caupheue and Phasg,nc Lamps.
Chandelier and Lights Chronicles &c
f.uc sets Malt'rs all sizes. sold separately
LOOKING GLASSES
Looking Glass Plate; Frames fled
PICTURE GALLERY.
Wei stocked wilma choice selection Of Fine Cfca
Eagayiugs, French, English and German Litho
graphs, Picture fgalaC- OF all Kind, asd sizes;
FFam,- made 90 order.
FANCY GOODS auI Marble Goods.
Jewel BoNc.- Ink Stands Motto Coffee Guns;
Cigar Stands. Cologne Bottle. Statue,te,.
Liquor Sets dc.
Flower Vases iu great variety
Work BoXe-, Musical Ware Fancy Baskets:
/ TOYS TONSfl TOYSfff
| Tie largest assortment Of Toys ever offered ir
| market.
| Tirls5srP, Nov =. IET1 T-lv
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Board ard English, 1920 90
Muse. or any instrument except Harp, 60 90
Music on HaFp, 100 90
Modern languages French, Spanish and
Italian, 40 90
Ancient languages, 30 90
Drawing and Painting in Water Colors, 80 90
Embroidery Il any kind 80 90
Lessons in Shell-work or Wax work, per
lesson, 90
English Tor day patrons (accoriing
70 advaucement) $50, 40, SO 90
The above rates are f0r the whole term.
Mod,rn Languages and Ornamentas of all
reder TAUGHT f,T $50 each.
The neNsesslon will open on the first of DC,
toner
T-TS7 Catalogues Circulars and References will
ftrn she'd upon application to tie Principals
it Macon, Miss.
Naco-. Mss Sept 10 1857 49n
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NEW GOODS,

AT Low PRICES FOR CASH ONLY!
On West Side OF the Railroad,
NEAR FERRELLS HoTEk, DE SOTO.
EVANS & MORRISON,
AVE received and are now opening large
stock of we'll Sc ected Good Of every de
eupIion and able to afford them to those
who wish to apply money TO the best advantage
al or near Mobile retail prices. The assortment
is as complete as any in the place, consisting ol
everything usually kept in Stores, and new sup
plies will be constantly received.
Persons wishing to purchase, especially those
who have the cash to pay, will certainly find il
70 their interest TO call and examine our stock,
consisting Of
DRY GOODS,
Domesiics, Osnaburgs,
Linseys, Jeans,
CalicOes, Linens,
Musus. Ginghams,
CLOTHING, SHOES. HATS, &c, &c, &c
Together with large assortment OF
Hardware, Cutlery,
GROCERIES,,
Tools CrOckery,
&c, &c. &c,
All of which will be sold for cash or country
reduce, such a. Hides. Chickens, Bees~ az
T-nnw HTCash raid for Cotton
DeSoto, Dee 10 1857. 10-ly
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Valuable LAND Gor SaIc.

Valuable Land for sale.
TTNUE undersigned offers for sale. on accommodating
terms, the plantation which De now resides
which a. situated Buckaiunnv creek in CLARK coun
IS. the road leading from Quitman Go Nicholson s
Store, aud ~ miles from DcSoto the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad The tract consists Of 1000 acres. and
about 80 81 which ia cultivation and under good
fence There is also = good Dwelling House, GIn
House and Press, and all the necessary out buildings
flc premises. This place Is of tte best tracts
of Land In Fast Mississippi and besides i, Of The
rretfigsf situations in The State
Tli5 land will be- sold for one halt cash and the bal
ancc i1 Do months and Is wen worthy the attention Of
ail persons DESTROYS Of purcha sing good land.
Address me az Macksyillc, CLARK county Miss
JAMES MENASCO.
Ci-rl rJHgf4, Miss. Feb y. l-l- .uIy
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THE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost to produce this hest perfect
purgatiye which is known to Innumeraie proofs
shown that these Pills have virtues which surpas
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win IN
procelentedly upon the Of all men They are safe
and pleasant to take but powerful cure Toir pcuc-
trating properties stimulate the vital Of The body
the distractions Of its organs purify the Laoj
and expel disease They purge out the foul humcrs which
breed and grow distemper, stimulate sluggish diso
deyel organs into their natural action and impart healthy
tone with strength TO the whole system. Not only DO
they the everyday complaints Of every body tut
also formidable aud dangerous diseases that have baed
he hest Of human skill While they produce powerful
ELECTS they the lime, IN diminished doses the
ales aud bsst Rhyso that r~n Be EMPLOYED fF ch'ren
Being sursrnna.a cy pleasant to take; and being
purely vegetable, free from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been made which surpass belief they not sub
,tautated by Of such exalted position and character
to forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent
clergymen and ysicians have lent their certify
the public the reliability Of my remedies while others
have the Of their conviction that my
Preparations contribute immensely 10 tie relief Of my
afflicted suffering fcllow-men
The Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis ny
American Almanac containing directions for their and
certificates Of their cures, Of the following complaints
Costyenes, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism, nrcvsy,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach. Nau-
sea- Indigestion. Morbid luAttiun Of the Bowels and Pain
r-ing 'hercfom Fatulency, Loss Of Appetite. all Ulrer-
and Cuauelus Diseases which require cysruaut
medicine. Scrofua Kings xviii They also ~ purify
ing the Hood and stimulating the system man
cml ANTS which IL would not be supposed they could
REACH such Deafness Partial Blindness. Neuralgia and
Nery s lTitabity. arrangements Of the Liver and Kid
ucvS, mt and other kindred complaints arisir f-a.
tue-uoIy Obstruction Of its functions
Do not be put OF 10y unprncipled dealers with SOM
atler pill they make more profit Ask Tor AYEE'
| Pills and take nothing else. No other they Civ
you compares with this in its intrinsic value curativ
powers The sick want the best aid there is fur them
! 4nd they should have e.