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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-05
NO. lS4.
MIscaLLANEous READING.

DRgADruL AccIDENPToA A LION The Cleye-
land Plaindealer tells Of a fearful accident IN
Van AmbQrgh's mensgerie. Some OF the
new krePN s1snimenced to torment the lion.
Wishing To hear him roar, the brutes spit to-
bacco juice in his eyes. This thoroughly mad
dened him and his frenzy was terrific. The
lion made tremendous dash against the
cage bars-they gave way-he cleared the
cage with bound, and sprang for the sf-
trighted wretch On the pole. In the blind
ness ot his rage, the lion missed the man.
striking his own head against the pole and
splitting himself from head to tail! Ii was
done as evenly as though he had been sawed
hs an experienced mechanic. The uproar
brought Mr.. Van Amburgh to the spot. The
emergency required promptness. This WAS
~ time Tor reflection or argument. SEEING
the cleavei parts of the lion, the great tam
er" clapped them instantly together. They
stuck aud the lion was soon restored to con
sciousness But imagine Vans agony when
he saw that he had put the lion together iR
the wrong way that two of the animals legs
were up and the other two were down! But
the lion got well, and seems TO enjoy himself
better than ever When he gets tired OF
walking on two legs he tiops over on the 9th
er two. lie is said to be curious looking
lion. (!9
TALLEYRAND'> RISE.-.Ths is the account
given by himself Of the beginning Of his rise
after returning from America:
Nv hen ! arrived at Paris on my return to
France. Madame de Stael was very anxious
to serve me. and was introduced by her to
Barras, who gave me al invitation TO his
country house near Marty. arrived there
very early in the day and WAS sitting there
alone, when two young men entered the room,
and began discussion, saying Shall We 60
or shall We not? At last they cried
"Allons" and away they went. Not long
afterwards there was great distress in the
House. They had gone to bathe in the
Seine, and one of them, n natural son OF
Barras Query had been drowned Barras
WAS inconsolable, and all my endeayours to
console him, such rs they were for return
ed with him in his carriage to Paris, were ofno
avail; but they gave him such an impression,
in my favour, that he rendered me every
service he could afterwards, and a. long as
be lived. lie introduced me to Napoleon,
and came into Office almost Immediately.
lie always spoke of my kindness on that
occasion with warmth that affected me-
RnyerS' Notes.
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TREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES DRESS
" G0ODS.-LARkIN a. BRO. have reduced
the price of their DRESS GOODS, and now
Offering Plain BerageS ut l2lc, worth 2jc. Bernge
Del.amrS AT l2lc. to lsic, former price lSic. Ia
2jc: DucalS, Lavella Cloths. &c, for Travelling
Dresses and busters. very cheap: a lot of beauti-
ful Lawns, new styles. l2!c. and lSic., very low,
with many other goods. which they desirouS of
closing out, and will be sold AT prices To suit the
fines Call at No. "a. e
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COURT NOTICES.

\,IRGlNIA:-At Rules held in the CLERKS oi
Y ice Of the County Court "t Alexandra Conn
ty. on the 2.th day Uf June, 1899; Jnmes VI.
Francis, plaintiff. ". Charles Foster Jr., 'ie"rse
: Ruu,y and Francis Il Bowman, late partners
under th. firm name Of Geo :. Kinney Co., no
PENDANTS: la Debt. The object OF this sun = To
recover from the defendants the sum "i Two nun
Ir.l dollars, with interest thereon from the sth
day of January, 1889. ill paid, and to attach the
..tot, of tb. said defendant to satisfy The shld
claim. The defendants not having entered their
Appearance and given security according l" ''e
oct of Assembly, aud the rules Of this Court ana
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
u,t inhabitants of this Comm"nwealth,-H' - Z" .
L,,,d that the said defendants appear here with
in ON, month after due publication ot TINS "rher'
and do what is necessary to protect their interest
in this suit aud that copy ot tins order ne i"f'h
with inserted III -"me newspaper pubiiShe" III '"o
city vi Alexanlria, once = week Tor iour 'u.'I'
.ive weeks. aud posted nj the front door OF the
A -T.sta. B H. BERRY, Clerk.
WATrLES. 4. y. D --"'"
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c. E. H U N 7 Z K,

Z. T.. n N 1 n,
Harama Cigor and 7obarco Emporium.
No. lS7, corner of King and St. Asapt streets
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CIGARS manufactured to order. All goods war
rout.,i a. represented jy l6-e"lm
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LUMBER, LATHs, LIME, &c.

7 UMBER, COAL. AND WOOD lAkp.wC"r-
.erof Tai"a and Q"re" Streets, A"'h.- here
am prepared To- furni-h every description oil
LUMBER. SHINGLES. LATHS, LINE, dc.
Also. Oak and Pine WOOD, Red ana hite ASH
and Cumberland COAL, which ain selling 10" Tor
cash. or OH reasonable terms T." good cu'.nniers;
aug 3-u Z. W. pH ~ N Tn.
I0AL-I have "n hand and am constantly re-
" cevnr ANTHRACITE COAL "i the nes'
qualities, for family nse-Cu MBEkhaND 'oAL'
from The Frostburg Mines. by the cargo, CARLOAD,
nr singl. t,p Factories furnished with the run Of
mine. at lowest rates. Apply TO -,
noys-tf ID. h. SMITH, Queen St wharf
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WASHINGTON q co

Grocery, Liquor. and Commission Merchants,
No. II, uSIuS STREET,
ALEXAN pRlA, VA.
E,h 81
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VESSELS WANTED

~ FOR A
PLYMOUTH, BOSTON, C0HASSET, COHAS-
SET NARROWS, HARTFORD, PROVIDENCE,
DIdHTON, NEW YORK,
And other Northern and Eastern Ports.
Apply to lap Is row LIZ W.
III VESSELS WANTED.-To load Coal to
4k Philadelphia, New York, Providence, boS-
ton, aud other ports, to tho North aud East. Also
freishts fer small vessels i'll the Bay. Apply to
d. b. SMITH,
ap TT Queen street Whart
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J. BAUMGARTEN,
No. 400, IN sfrssf, appear" Odd f"Io'r' H'",
WASHlSGTUN,
INNGRANER and designer in general, mannfac-
Ia turrr and inventor Of the new, Improved seal
Dresses. watch. care engrayer, wood eugru'er, nnu-
i. puucher. stencil cutter, c"ppefPlaie enkra'er
and lithograIher prepared I" execute engraving'
ON any Ineta--"n gold, silver, bras. copper. steel
&c. in ~ good and worn hnun'hip II manner "a 10y
auy other establishment III the United states. The
advertiser feels confident that all 0rdeT- entrusted
10 him will give perfect satisfaction, or no charges
made.
SEAL PRESSES,
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS,
WATCH CASE FNGRANER,
WOOD ENGkANEK,
MUSIC PUNCHER.
STENCIL CUTTER.
COPPER PLATE ENGRANER,
Washington, jy 22-ly &c dr. &c.
Anew GOODS JUST RECEIVED Al RICH
y ARDS have just received lot pf fancy
n air Pius, in black aud gilt, blue aud gilt and
carlet aud gilt--iha lot comprises over fifty diff
,.r.ut patterns many of them very beautiful, and
,ntirely new | have AIS" received further sup.
rIy ot Hoop Casing, Steel Hair Pins. Duser Bind
iuy., Muire Antique, and Ribbed Belting, Clasp
Dress Trimmings, Bonnet Pins, Elastic Cords, and
Braids. &c. laug2l W. h. RICHARDS. JH.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. u. CoRsE. NJ ~ ~ .'H'E
Banking, Exchange, ana eolieclion on'e VI
"A ~ A ~

CORSE BROTHERS,
No. SO Erchamye Block.
WE will make Collections OIL all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
cr,i, .ubi.,, to Check, or relait promptly To any
designated point ~. ,.u ,
". will deal in Erch"nge, Time Bai', Promi'-
-ory Mates, T"cmrt" .H""ry. r"'", de- -,
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought ana sofa
on comlnis sion, and Loans negotiated on favor
sble terms Interest allowed To DepoSit"rs.
A varied experience Of many years III this huai-
pes. enable. u. IL offer service: with confidence
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PHILIP H. HOOFF,

FLOUR. GRAIN, AND GROCERY MERCHANT.
Ai.ran3,in, Virginia.
JIAS removed to No. 5s SOUTH of PRINCE AND
III On USIoN STREET Particular attention VIII
be given To all c"nsignments OF Produce Plaster
Salt and Groceries furnished at current rates.
iy 26
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NvOTICE-Wc the undersigned, have, this lst
~ day OF July, 1859. entered into copartner-
ship to conduct the WHEEL hRiGHT AND
BLAChSHITH BUSINESS in all it, branches.
a, IN. old stand of Robert Hodgkin, on Pitt. near
corner of Queen streets. We invite the citizens ot
this place and surrounding country. to call and eX.
anime our superior stock OF we'll seasoned OAh
and HICKORY our workmeH in both wood and
IRON mr.. the best that can be found. We are there
fore prepared To furnish any and all kinds of the
best work that can be found in Alexandria Coun-
~ and warranted for one year, except breakageS
by accident or o,rrloaiing,) for cash or prompt
pnyment. twice year, (January lst and July lst.)
N 10 Der cent. below the present current prices,
and on all bills "f over six months standing, We
shall charge interest We have secured the ScrNi-
c.s Of two of the best Smiths in the State Mr.
Howard late of Philadelphia. aud MIR. VIM. Par
SONS who j. well known IA one "t the best lior'.
Sho.rs in the State. HORSES SHOD with plain
or steeled shoes for % els. per shoe on which We
can make no deduction. We return our thanks for
pn.t tayurs, and solicit your patronage.
ROBERT HODGklN.
THOMAS ID. HODGkIN.
P,S We have brought the Patent Rightf"r the
Civ and County of Alexandria, OF II Machine Tor
saving teloes and all kinds of circular work, and
ur. prepared to saw fclloc- in the best manner;
also. To- sell shoprights. Call and see for your
selves. [aug 2-d3m X. 1. u. u.
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49,. nIspArru STEAML LINE FOR

>eaa. DISPATCH STEAM LINE FOR
&fSPHILADELPHI Propeller >.
JEROME Capt Jerome. will leave Philsdeiph's,
on Saturday, At II o'clock, NJ, and Alexandris, on
Tuesday, at IL o'clock, NJ. For freight, which will
~ taken Ou reasonable terms. Apply to
THOMAS WEBSTER, JR.,
IA North Wharves, Philadelphia
or to STEPHEN SHINN,
my lO-tf I'll Union street, Alexandria
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uAVlNG completed my purchases in New York
i and Philadelphia, | am now opening u large
and varied stock of DRY, MILLINERY, and
FANCY GOODS. All the goods having been
selected with the view oi introducing the L"teH
Fustior. in this vicinity. | invite the Ladies to
,,>amue my assortment, aud avail themselves at
IN. opportunity I" obtain the NEWEST STYLES as
quick a$ the fashion plates will bring them.
mhl2 LEWIS BAAR. l3S king-st
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STEAM TUG AND CANAL BOATS FOB SALE.
-r~s We have FOR SALE an excellent
STEAM TUG, three years old, so feet
ia length, feet hold, substantially built, and Of
great power. Her Engines and Boilers are in first
rat. order She il capable Of carrying 5000 bush
OF Grain under deck, drawing feet of water.
,.4>-o,rns We have, also, SEVEN first. class
te-EI2 CANAL BOATS, nearly new, and in
good order They carry about l25 tons ssch on
feet Of water.
We are authorized to sell the above much be-
lar ne;r co-i and reTy ea,y terms, aud woui1
invt. the attention Of parties interested IN Canal
navigation To- the great bargains here ofersd
ie II P0WLE CO.
VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
n The "CLISH FARM" within one mile Of
Al.,unris, on th. Great Hunting Creek, contain
inv OHE Hl NDRED AND NIHETY1WO
ACRES. The proximity Of this fsrtn 10 Alexan-
,ria, a. well lts superior soil, would make it
most desirable and profitable DAIRY AND GAR
DEN FARM. Iii hardly possible for any one
wishing to engage in the above named business, TO
obtain ia the immediate DeghborhoOd of Alexsn-
dria, 80 desirable farm.
The said farm will be sold in whole or divided
into lots To suit purchasers.
Any Que wishing to purchase will call upon D.
H. MONROE, No. 30 Queen street, or the under
signed. ELIZABETH hhhhlSoN,
Executrix Of J. ID. Harrison, dec d.
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FYORyEY AT LA H,-Alexdndria, Va
~ Office on Royal street, lately occupied By
A. 4 C, E, Stuart aP Zf-p
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DR.. HAROLD SNOWDEN

OFFERS his Professional Services t" tn" cl'-
" zcns of Alexandria aud vicinity. Office No.
l. North Pitt street. nov I'll
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Office, II Washington st., North .f hmy. East Side,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
OFFERS his Professional services to those desir-
~ ing them Particular attention paid t" the in
s.rtiop of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. nov sly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-15
CHAPTER II-CONCLUsIoN.
"IF A BODY MEET A RnnYn

IL d felor catch Teller carrying off hi
wood, should feIler whale a feIIIer if a fel
ler could = Germantown Emporium.
If a body catch a body stealing his ool,
rye" should body kick body ill a bod,
cry GIN. Enquirer.
If body spy body creeping round hi,
lot, shouldn't body treat body to q loaG
OF shot ?.-Norwjch Neus '''''
If body catch a body stealing his r,
press, shouldn't body seize body and - try
to get redress ess'-Peters5u,y Express.
If body wants body his store to nat.
ronITe, should'nt body pay body moncy new
to advertise '-Ly"chdury Erpress.
If body SEQ a body appropriate bis hat,
should body kick body just for doing that?
re-. [Star
1f...a body catch a body stealing all hi,
chickens enc should body lick body like the
very dickens = Center Democrat.
II body catch body stealing all his
corn should mt body make body wish he
wasn't bornH-Jonssboro' Gazette.
If a body spy a body ''totin" off his gooso
should should a body aog a body like the very
deuce Mount Vernon Star
Ii body ask body to take the oountrv
news, should body to BODY sav 1.G No..
you me excuse Home Journal
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-15
Business GTaros, &r.
HO! FOR THE RAILROAD
FROM YAZoO CITY,
By D. W. Lamkin's Four Horse
MAIL coAcHt

MAIL C0AcHI
n W. LAMKIN has now Daily 6Ila@Esazs
IL. 14-passenger Coach running EzSl-z.-Se1kz5s
from Yazoo City to Vaughan's Station on the
Mississippi Central Rail Road, connecting with
the evening train, at 81 o'clock, down, from Good
mans Depot, Lexington, Carrollton, Grenada,
Water Valley, Grand junction, Memphis, and
ALL THE NORTHERN CITIES.
Then remaining 2 hours for the Southern
train up, connecting with Canton, jackson,
Vicksburg, New Orleans and
ALL THE SOUTHERN CITIES.
making the trip from New Orleans to Yazoo Civ
in lS hours, via New Orleans, ]. & G. N. Rail
Read; then by the Mississippi Central Rail Road
and Lamkin's Daily Stage Line.
Persons travelling to or from Yazoo City will
ind this route much cheaper and quicker than by
any other route, and make direct connection
with all places on the Rail Road and Sims &
Sutton's Stage Line.
We will always keep extra vehicles, to accom-
nodate all the travelling public.
Stage leaves Yazoo City every day at 10 o'clock
M, and connects with the cars at Vaughan's
'tation at P. NJ; returning, leaves vaughan's
station at P. NJ, and arrives at Yazoo City at |
A. M.
October 20. 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-15
DR.. M. F. DUMAS
y IS q L NAL LIVER PILLS
OR REGULATIONS,

T U r r LY VEG GETABLE.
These Pills are not offered to the public AZ
novelty, or universal panRcea for a all the i'll.
that hesh is heir to They have been extensively
used, aud their virtues are well known to many
who will be glad to learn that the proprietor has
maze arrangements to continue the manufacture
on scale equal to the increasing demand The
rliis are all made under his personal supervision,
ans can therefore be relied as on those which have
given 80 much satisfaction to all who have used
them, The oft repeated assertion that in billion,
diseases, and the various disorders of the Liver
'hcre Is no remedy but mercury, in blue pill or
some other FORM has been proven false by ample
testimony from those who have used these purely
vegetable Pills. 1t is true. however that to rem
edy arrangement of the bilious secretion, you
must have something to net directly and poWer.
fully at times upon the liver but it ia not rus
that merGIry is the only agent capable Of pro.
duclng this specific action The simple combinA.
ton OF vegetable principles in these pills produces
the same positive action upon the Liver as calo.
mel and will correct the derangement Of that
organ as surely, without the risk of any unprss,
ant or injurious consequences, at the same time
they nave an Alternative and tonic effect. which is
'he secret OF their great superiority.
Inc circumstances under which the formula for
these Pills camo into the possession Of tho Pro-
0retor, some year ago, were peculiar, and induced
am to prepare, from time to time, such quaint
iles as would enable him to supply the wants o.
lis friends, but owing to the astonishing results
by their use, the demand has increased
70 rapidly that he is compelled to manufacture on
. much larger scale than was contemplated, and
he unsought testimony, from various quarters, Of
ne great efficacy ard uniformly gratfyingresult
experienced in cases of bilious affections fever
nd ague, and other disorders arising from de-
angement Of the hillary organs, proves beyond
y doubt that these Pills are capable of efecting
ne most surprising cures on record, and oil who
lner IN any way from arrangement Of the fune-
ons Of the Liver, should have them at hand,
Prce--25 cents so cents. and 81 90 per box
Prepared by NJ. +, Dumas, Main Street, YaaOo
ity, Miss.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-15
HOWARD ASSOCIATION N,
PHILADEIpHTA

4 Benerolent Institution estaJGsbe2 h., s,,o
clat Endowment, for the Relief of The
S'ck and Distressed, afflicted wth Viru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases.
| THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view of tho
! 4 awiu destruction of human life caused bv
sexual diseases, and the deceptions practeed un-
on the unfortunate victims Of such diseases bv
Quacks, several years ago directed their Cons,lt
ing Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthv 90
their name, to open Dispensary for the treat'
ment OF this class Of diseases, in all their forms
ana to give MEDICAL ADVICE CRATES TO ali
VINO apply by letter. with a description of their
CONDITION, cage, occupation, habits of life 80 !
ana IN case of extreme poverty to FURNIsJi
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II isneadless
% add that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill OF the age and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment.
me directors OF the Association, in their An
aoal Report upon the treatment of Sex.al nis
eases, express the highest satisfaction w5tb tha
success which has attended the labors Of their
surgeons IN the cure of Spermotorrhoea. elect
syphlhs, the vice OF Onanism or Self Abuse Dis.
eases OF The Kidneys and Bladder &c.. and order
continuance of the same plan for the ensuing
year. - NN'0i"e
Ihe Directors, on review Of the past. feel as
sured that their labors in this sphere of boneyo-
oht eHort nave been of great benefit to the afict
ed' especially to the yonng, and they have resolved
70 uevote themselves with renewed zeal, to this
very Important and much despsod cause
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhna or
Seminal Weakness, the vice Of 0nanism, Mastur
baton, OF Self-Abuse, and other diseases of the
Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be
sent by mail lin sealed ehvelope), FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPs for most.
ages. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
'na treatment OF Sexual diseases, diet, &c., are
constantly being published for gratuitous distrbr-
'Ion, and will be sent to the afflicted Some Of
he new remedies and methods of treatment dis
covered during the last year, are of great yalue
"A ADDRESS, for Report or treatment DR. j. skill |,
in hoUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard As |,
ocanon, No South Ninth Street Philadelpbia
"a. By order of the Directors F"'
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President ].
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Secretary.
February II, 1859 ~ Il
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-15
A TOUCHING MEETING.

An affecting and highly dramatic incident
occurred about week ago in the neigE.
borhood of Milan. Tho Certosa as the name
Indicates, is Carthusan mouastry situated
at distance of fifteen miles from Milan. and
between that city and Pavia The church
a monument Of rare beauty teeming with
costly treasures aud noble works Of art. ia n
constant object Of attraction to all travellers
visiting hat part Of Italy. The monks. to
the number of tbirtyotwo, are subject to the
severest discipline, and are never even Al.
lowed to speak, except on those rare days
whea, in accordance with their statutes. n
falnt ray OF comfort is suffered to steal upon
the solitary gloom Of all existence dedicated
to prayer aud bodily modification. A body
OF French soldiers on a visit to this remark.
able spot, had obtained leave of the superior
80 attend vespers, which are performed eve
ry afternoon at three o'clock, in the maguif
cent ohol7 Of the church by the whole monas.
TIC body. One Of the visitors was observed to
ax his eyes lnently on the countenance Of
monk, who was, like the rest, engaged in
the act OF chanting the service. Suddenly.
TO the surprise of all present he sprang for.
ward with a cry, caught the monk in his
arms, and strained him to his bosom in
long and fervent embrace. The monk was.
in fact brother lost for many a year to his
FAMILY, and supposed to be dead. The Car.
thupian sobbed aloud but faithful to the q
rule OF his order, which prescribes absolute
silence, held his peace until signal from
The superior permitted his overstrained emo.
hon to End relief in words. By special
relaxation Of the regulations of the society,
'hs brothers may meet twice again before C
'ho departure Of the regiment to which one e.
: !, attached, seperats them anew and forever al
ne truth of the anecdote which have Just Il, nj
eiated is guaranteed to me by friend, .
Who received it from one of the parties in hi
,Iuesuon. : Milo" Correspondent ofhe Lon, to
'on Morning Herald.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-15
PRnNTIss HOUSE.

NEAR THE LANDING, ylcKsBuRo, MISS.
WIS long established and ll-known bo,so
1 has recently undergone an entire re6it- -,
ting cleansing, refurnishing, &C., and all II
VINO may hereafter see proper to patroni1a b fbs
mouse, may rest assured that every possible at
Cention will be given to render them comfortabl.
ana render their stay pleasant and agreeable.
JOS. J. THOMAS
September LIST, 1868. =.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-15
DIR. DUMAS CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE NTI.FEVER PILLS,

When combined with the Liver Pills, are among
the most valuable of our indigenous remedies.
uniting with Tonic power, the property Of
calming irritation and diminishing nervous excl
taoility they are admirably adapted to the treat
ment OF diseases in which deblitated condition
Of the stomach, or Of the system at large is uni
TED with general or local irritations. The remedy
Is mighty useful in the hectic fever Of scrofua and
consumption, in the treatment Of which it has
long been favorite with many practitioners:
Ihese justly celebrated Pillsar peculiarly adapted
70 all diseases-dyspepsia, loss Of appetite and
strength, languor, lassitude, drowsiness hesd-
ache, vertigo all complaints peculiar to females
pain or weakness in the side, back or chest papi-
alton Of the heart, 60, and whom combined With
he Liver Pills, and taken according to directions
hey are specific for ohilIs and fever 60.
Price, 26 cents, so cents, and 81 90 per hox.
YaEoo City. July I'd, 1869.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-15

;, An old lady, having kept q hired man o.,
liver nearly month, said to him one day
why John you don't seem to like liver
80, yes" said john 81 like it verv we'll
Tor tfty or sixty meals but don't like il
as steady diet" ~
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-15
HEALTH, WEALTH

PROS ERITY ANDHAPPINsssi
DR. NJ F. DUMAS, Eclectic Ph,sc'sl b.dn,
~ permanently located in Y,Ioo City, for tho
practice Of medicine, offers his service. to os
public, and hopes, by close attention to busins,
to receive liberal share Of patronage. TIo MI
be found, when not professionally engaged. at hi,
otice, on the east side of Main Street. opposi,
John Wesling's Grocery Stare.