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The Mighty Healer!
HOLLOWiY'S OINTMENT.

V'HE free admissions Of all Nations. well a, the
verdict ul the leading Hospital 81 The Old a- Wei
g- tha N,W World. stamp this powerful remedial
Agent a. tIe greatest healing preparation ever hade
known 90 suffering man. IT. rENE1RArIyE QUALITIES
ara more than NtEvELors through the external orr
foes Of the skin invisible To the naked eve u reaches
ta of the lut Hrna disease: and lu all external
affections it, anti ludammatory AMI healing virtues
~UrpaS~ anything else ON record, and D. Nature :
ERYsIPHELAS AND SALT RHEUM
Are two Il tilc most common and yirls mt disorders
prevalent tll. continent 10 these the ointment j.
especially aH'a-oui-tin. If- 'D0Hs fprai Is FIRST TO
eradicate tHe venom and then com2et" the cure
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS.
Cases OF many years standing that have pertlna-
ciUu-y refused 80 Weld % any othe remedy or treat
meut have invariably -ureumbed 20 a few aPplca-
] tons uf tNI- powerful Uugueut.
ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN,
Arising from bad state Of the blood or chronic
disease ar. eradicated and cesu and transparent
surface rec5lned by the restorative action Of tins
ointment Il ~urpa~~rS many Of The cosmetics and
other toilet appliances in rs power 10 d>pel rashes
and other di-fuur-meut- Of the fue.
PILES AND FIsTULA.
Every form aud feature of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders Is cradicaied LEGALLY and entirely
/ by the use Of this omoleut: warm lamentations
| viii ha found To- ie thorough and invariaHIe
Both he Oatrsg' Gn1 Ts st0li b usoi ia tie fDilO,r-
ing cases:
/ Burns. Rheumatism, Sore Throats.
/ Chapped Hands, Rnltorm, Sores Of all kinds,
] tLutl3lu-- salt liheun sprains'
/ F-ula. Sasld~ letter,
/ tyut. skin Diseases. Ulcers.
! Iumhago Swcllod Glands, Nenereal Sores,
| MyrcurIsl Erup- sore Leg, Wounds Of all
| tons. sore Breasts. kinds.
] ES-JATTIpN None are genuine unless the
words ff0Y0lrr. Nrr York and L35siJa. discern
/ iblc ts Wdfsrmd~k n every leaf Of the book Of III
/ ryctious Ground each pot OF bsx the may h.
| plainly seen bv bDi9lg he logf % TIE hight A.hand
some reward viii be gwen o. any rendering such
Information may lead t9 the detection uf any party
/ or pIritcS couuteTfeItng the medicines vending
! the same knowing them to be spurious.
- Sold af the Manufactures Ut Professor H1LLo
] NAY. Mniien Lane. New York and by all reSperta
be ITuEE-tr ANA Dealers ui Me.iIcinr ulTUuz hou
! the United States and the civilized world Ia pots
1 - cents. t5 cents. and 81 each.
m There b. "a considerable saving hy taking The
| larger SIZES.
| N.B.-ulrcrtions for the guidance Of patients d
/ every disorder are affixed to each pot.
N.r- IsrL Eel 1~5n 1n-1y
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CHARLES CARnEM.
TO HOTEL KEEPERS,
DR. RRTNON'S RTIIERS

RESTAURANTS. DRUGGISTS. GRoCERs AND TT
pIRIIC
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A countryman was dragging a calf by a
road in a cruel manner, when an Irishman
asked him if that was the way he treated
his fellow-craters.
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Aud ~ other vehicles in his line ai prices which will
Justify all Who wish % purchase o. buy uf him. A.
be is prepared % sell vehioes of biz own manutne-
tura and Possessing The acquaintance ~ the newest
and wU-t attractive sty lc, he haer himself that be
can Offer Inducements never before gwen % TIE
public.
Tie viii take pleasure In showing his stock o. al
who will favor HIM With call AZ his Repository IN
the building occapied ny MeS-rs. Garter lay ylor
JOHN :. ArWATER
C,lan,bus May & 1850 3o-sw
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DISAGREEMENT or THE FACULTY II THE
TREATMENT uF tHuLEEl-IIE DEATH uF
THE LATE DISTRICT NIItRNIN. y E III-NI

E~Q
Du tty best manner uf treating CHOLERA dHt ~
t.afir4f fsssfs tHH Faculty mot entirely agreed
The WH.t approved programme. however D. rT'...,'
HGi UUIaHi-lle sheet anchors uf fig pruts--nIi.-
Than fIu- nothing that the ingenuity uf man could
devise. would Ng mHI. pgruI..I.-- u D. SIMPLY e.
Urr-pT r-lHu Co e.u1a-f f'Ie brain aut 'u-or-" the
hysr. 80 wonder tHe Uau.rH paths were more -In-
rp--tI fIan the sraEu3r-' during thu cholera sea-
son. lf - infinitely BETTER t1 give " .Ia w J1 .ItieE
-.1d nor harm. than Co. administer .I-nus oud here
u tho Monographs. with their Dob IVutHu sugar Ilil-
have greatly thv HtVautrua 1i tbr dictionaries What
BE- rgsy required Iu cholera b. something that VII
gently stimulate and tome Tie nervous system, and
restore fl activity f.a -lu--I-H circulation. auu
therefore. EAuWA1- READY RELIEF I- au ul-o
lutte specific fHr rf UHI uur Distinguished fellow
lit.y yar tra Hon. Nathaniel D. Blunt who feu "a mar
tyr this I-H-t. few wears a-. EIa Ittly 90 tIt
Ready Relief within reach. De- mI-ht have been alive
| this day. De h.l uv suppose the "ofirsd Fg1t
muuf' instead. and U..E HTfur|a dirl iu q irN
/ uuUrz.
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MINNINSIPPI NrnnnL RnnkN

MlNNlNNlPPl MIOOL BOOhM
T'EACuERs uF MlSSlSSippt' have YOU examined
L the following School Books selected from the
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please send % the Publishers or copies Cor cx8min5.
tom which shall l mailed fraf gfposrJs upon receipt
~ prices ANNEXED
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ngf blrisl Nnr S1r,os y ArtbHiciirs-t Nos-Prccs
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s. W Cfrgs Sor E,giash Graa,atar-2 No-.-priccs .
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DR. WOOD NEw YORK, April 19, 1855.
Dorr Sir--Permt me to express 10 you the oblI
CATIONS am under for the entire restoration Of my
hair 10 IT. Original color; about the time Of my arr
val in the United States II rapidly becoming gray
hut upon the application Of your Hair Restorative
% soon recovered its original hue. I consider YOU
Restorative avery wonderful invention, quite effca
ciOus a. well as agreeable.
] am, dear sir, yours truly
n III
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An HONEST coSFE--roN BY An ILLr-rmoU~

Ifany man doubt that the Faculty are responsible
for more professional casualties than their gru-Ipu
can easily carry ct him turn 60 The Maitrr' Jour
mi Cor Febr1ry. where ur. Parker tells the story If
the PIutaug controversy. and quotes ID. Mott a.
saving u eff.t that hr cannot consent 20 have the
responsibility Of Mr.. Whitney death laid at bis door,
in1-much rs the professional errors OF which he D.
really conscious quite heavy load a~ De- de-
sircz tu shoulder. Thus b. certainly candid and hon
e-t-but whlt chapter u the history Of official uei-
isatou D. uutlds. Do the science Of medicine b. "a
gcia,sc science. aud not myth. I~ processes,
like those of mathematics and The other exact sceu-
ceS. should invariably produce tie same results
S.rl ne with KNuwAYs REIEHIFs; and. looking.
the continual and fatal failure uf the di~pcuSary
drugs the one hand. and the uuyaryu- success OF
R,bwAYs RENEpMs un the other ist suadct"H, public
Judge bcf0tcI Than.
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The Createst Invention OF Ihe Age

A GENTS wanted ia every Town and County 20 en-
n gage in new. hight. and profitable business, in
which they can realize a handsome profit without in
ve-tng a capital. For full particulars enclose stamp
for return postage. Address
V. {. CARTER.
Richmond. Va.
May I, 1859. soft
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DIR. HOOFLAND's
Is \ l. : \ MIC CORDIAL

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs t1sis IlfucH-r CrOlp H0arsenssS Bronchitis
Pneumonia Diseases u the Boirsls agsng from Itis
IarVcTt Consumption and for the r6llf and q az al
possible u P1,clts "a afraacof stages II tC TAT
fCr disease.
'UIll~ celebrated preparation. like the Bitter@, may
lc confidently relied on. II ti~ designed for class
ui diseases more general and more fatal than any
other tn which %" PEE pie of this country subject
tuu-. -puu-lug from slight cold.' That eminent
authority. br. BELL says: Il will not say that Colds
are tu our inhabitants what the Plague and Yellow
Fewer are t1 those of other countries lut can aver
confidently that they usher IN diseases Of greater
completely and mortality than these latter
further proof Oi the terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting from common coId' may be seen by a
glance 40 the following statistics taken from the re
cords ni the Board Of Health Of Philadelphia. CON
| ig-~adly one Of the most healthy localities in the
Union -
INa- Total deaths in Philadelphia. 1O.26l
Bryd Of Consumption. 1912
an lufhcrdt-ea f2j0 in num-
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Turning from the acute and ualirIuu- diseases. To
which al arr 1hle o. the fearful constitutional
ladies which cling 90 fBwihr- from generation to
generation it viii hc found tha' these. also. incu
ded within the remedial influence of Roadway prepa-
rItl1u-.
~rrufla t.I as the Iead in this class uf fnaIadies
Il exists iu al countries. and under indefinite va
uUty uf types and b. The sad heritage II thousands
upon whose heads thr sins ut their progenDr~ are
visited rn tins horrible and luathsoine form. The
royal families 81 England and Prussia have always
been TIE heirs uf this and another yet more Ightful
ndIrtiuu-iu-Huity. ~lInetut- generation iSuyer-
eap'd bat tho iliut iu the blood of tho races and
cannot o. said ba ullteucd This. at least Is the
duetriue uf thc medIcul mHrflnct-. n Is ours. We
leleyc that te worst ra-e at hereditary Seruua can
ls'-uay' f. hare be,a, cured radically hy R,nwHs
kFNYyArNa EEsuLYEsT. assisted bN Pills and RIA
~ Ruu Arsenic. Hyd. potta-si Iron. hlisicrnp.
cuppuG zetUu-. issues. cautcrzifiun. aud surgical
treatment nf the faculty for -cruiula did and
never viii cure t But the Re-plyent acting power
tully upon iho skim and the decp-catgd glands ap-
pears o. dI=Dl lnrTU thD hy "a double system II
external and Internal eNcrctiun. With the uid- ui
pure ar proper exercise and proper diet we arc c"n-
Nured that hereditary ~rfulI can De- driven fTsrff
I from the system by Railway Rrmcdcs
/ ln Consumption. another constitutional disease,
I the Eesuiveut las hcru used with such astounding
results that there can De- no question ot it~ SUPERIOR
" over N the pulmouie- of the Faculty. n iisea-
a. ut the respiratory organs. 10 has cured many in
whose lungs. according Co the testimony ut the at
tending ply -iraus tLsrriss hat atsafg f,T1Hot u
I the doctors were wrong boz their -tethe-rouc eNuut
nations that D. their business 10 is o. state and
| deal with facts.
| The French Physicians and Surgeons are hy fri
the most honest and straightforward members uf the
profession n Dr. Mott when Boa Paris. had heard the
ulu-triuus Mnucndie declam against the humbug and
/ ignorance nf the guild 20 which he belongs u might
have heen useful % him. Perhaps be did. but could
not believe that The great man was IN earnest ~
Ashley Cooper. however. and Ahernethy. held IN then
I lectures nearly the samn language. Both ackunwl
edged the wrctched nefiirary ofthe system Of drug
gng, which was the Official thing IN their day GU
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Vu-A WORD OF EXPLANATION 90 those Who
-. hnngn o. under che style nf Evans 60. The
ti,rss Israted hy ua Hi Nn.Uff hrnldWny, New York
49, 4. the oldest Established house in The country.
1 + Enuan wuriiswldr as thU original evans a
~ Z. an unuk Store" Many have taken the adrun-
80 III aur popularity 20 advertise under The same
nnfne a. ufiNhaui- " w t 49,. lsa thel u'l' ahd lhn
.. b.r.ilv rlaim the confidence uf thn cuumunty-
,F,5trrt the iew who may he unaoIuainted with us.
" l.,tit state thaf we have connection With Hny
tsF AN Book Muuae-and though many advertise
v.tf. t,a name 0f Evans a Coz thu Arm constituted
en w EVANS and ]. N fhtsION. b. the arst and
~ aturcrn rirhtnilly using che name nut o. pre-
.t IN confusion in thc future, We shall use che
HNN ID W. EVANS a Co.
- al nsraans wrungnllly using the appeIlaii1u 10
is5 ne public vii be mai. io sunef the penaliy
uf che liw. 49, n9..l. s,.' - -,
Nee r.rt April m 1889. E-iy
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mended 10y the MOSI EMINENT PHYSICIANS as n
most valuable and neverfailing remedy for
DYSPEPSIA, DlARRHEA
DEBILITY. HEARTBURN
BILIOUSNESS, JAUNpICE
LIVER COMPLAINS. BLOOD DISEASES
&c. &C. sc.
Are also a sure and certain preventive against FE-
YER AND AGUE CHOLERA, SUMNER COM
PLANTS, &c. and is the most valuable and efica-
cious TONIC AND APPETITE-CREATINC GDN-
POUND ever offered 10 the public
BY the use Of these Bitters ALL DISEASES OF
THE BLOOD will be thoroughly eradcated. and all
those who are suffering from early and PROS
TRATION OF THE PHYSICAL ENERGIES will be
restored to a ROBUST AND VIGOROUS STATE OF
HEALTH
The DIGESTIVE ORGANS will be stimulated and
PERMANENTLY STRENGTHENED. Appetite Will
be created, and the debltated subject restored To
new life.
This remedy has a very agreeable taste and will be
taken readily by children aS well as adults
All persons suffering from any Of the above COM
plants are invited to try DR. BRITNON'S BITTERS
Do~c-Fur adult a small wine-glassful three
times day; for a child. small tea-spoonfu twice n
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CHINESE POS,

From Imported stock;
A iso. hERksHIRE AND sUFFOlks.
"A For sale ~ HENRY FENNER.
South orange, New-Jer-ey.
June, lsts Jl-f
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ou- men whp have died within the l1.t century. many
victims of professional stupidity. The founder Of
the Republic the great " l-INsI,N himself %
Boa point He seized with violent cold OF lutiu-
yuTJ His luug- became cuugc~ted. Was auy thing
gwen him Co. di-ryr-e through the system the blood
thus centralized lu the HuE~s Nothing. Hv phff,i-
eftFL hi8tf What wI- required was the t{H1I'1u-
fi1H ~ fbf circulation The physician. hy bleeding.
rendered &c mo.e unequal dian before. and at the
same drained his august patient of the vital force
needed 90 combat the disease 81 digf tf FdfhsT of
his T9uHfri. NC rirfiB ~ n medical buldfr! 80 die
thousands daily BOB various parts of the world.
Byron. too. was hed Co death for Inflammation of
the lungs. Three h'scdiug- DIS physician ga very
"emiueut' onoI gave him. The third finished him.
But The world moves. The day IS approaching when
these things will De- understood and the Dc" saving
efficacy uf l1liway- RENFuIf- that fIi aud cav
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IIfEN NNEkN ONE ttlN@lAl HIS OWN
fNrEREST,
And boy I'D EVANS UIu book Store. evan.
Nna the prices ~ books, see che beautiful
TWr Irina ao fruplY scattered among our patrons.
uFsr land be satished that me only economical
pftgF Iuty ~ huYinu books ls m
rD 40 Wf BROADWAY.
arr LAFARGE HOTEL BUILDING
yun I'VE GUARANTEE rEUFECr sNflsFAC.
nItuEaI TtuN
hNn | judge ior yourselves. Examine our plan
gfFsra Inf business. Any one cnn who will oh
ta arrye The daily distribution of Watches ruld
Ar land slFeri Vrst chlteaiun and guard
rytNT Ieiminat hftoelrta, cameo. Mosaic coral.
gtFr Innld atune, garnet AMI auld sets of PIN and
ufrUK .rlaapai lurketa large, medium and stuali
arrHF Isna rinHas chased plain nud set with stones.
No Icamrn, n1id.atuuo coral Musair and ru.
Ff IrraVed studs and sleeve buttons scarf pins.
nu1An. |rfnsaea. rnld pens 8nd peucils gold pens
WkN Hu silver and mururuu cHaea. aud Thousand
NrW |1ihsr nrtirira uf use and value.
VtuN oin Wiih every Book worth rom io cts
tffV Itu elUsN
HENp FuR A CNrALOGrE
twill cost you nothing aud eil b. raIua
Ihie e. "a book ~ reference f nothing more
Address ~. W. EVANS Nu.
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r. SUTHERLAND BURKE


IIE ILNIH UF IUT.- ~NNIIIOIII
TIE other dly. news was received t.iHt Col. ~Iut
fYri. " hu accompanied teen. IIaE on his return t6
Neu,EurI1. hIi Urd If Valencia. ut T1iH'1. ur yellow
fever. iIg hIi Dc D. o. hr presumed the regular
treatment 4.I down a. IaW rs the itrulty. Would d
De- too much 90 SOS tIf, WUf'sT ~ oYHrse he sue
cumtsis AMI I- DO uuf t.r Co infer that it like Mr.
Sutherland Burke OF HJud-huJ1. De- had taken RAD
WAYS Krtry EElEF. Iu-faHd of utIuE druEged accord
ING e. tnp dI-prusHry, hg WuulI hasy recovered.
40 Coz" fnEtr- fu winch We have referred is,uE G.
one family. They aTs invariably usuI-luucd Ny aI
unhealthy principle Iu tho tfIu.'- pACT"- 70 t.el
head -tlui- ELBOW FEVER tJi by Or the mos
common phases &C mallFuu- ur-f7~c are IN ~
ANB AbIE aud BILIOUS EENlIIENI FEVER. u
then. ENuwtH~ NEAuE kaIEI wlIi u'Ta The most VIM
lent fualliN 40 the whole class. there can De- uH aHui
OF t- prompt auu certain remedial action fu fHr Iu
| nor tAzUTder-- However. this inclusion HH.- uu
rest ~ logic and s-uu .laus; 90 - iHrturt y la09
| country where lNIEEMlTIENl~ aud REMIT
/ TINS prevail.
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AHAA-ifi-AA's
"Drych ar Gwyledydct"
Welsh Newspaper office, Il Nassau st. April IL 1855
PEOF. q. J. NO0D -Dedr Sfr.-Some month or SIX
weeks ago, received bottle Of your Hair Restora-
tive and gave u To my wife, who concluded to try it
her haIr, little thinking the time that il would
restore the gray hair 10 it, original color but to her
well A. my surprise. after few weeks trial IL has
performed that wonderful effect by turning all the
gray hairs 10 dark brown, AT the time beauti-
fyIng and thickening the hair. | strongly recon-
mend the above Restorative 70 all persons IN want Of
such change Of their hair.
CHARLES CARDEw.
NEW YORK. July 25 1857.
PRoF o. J. WooD:-with confidence do | recon-
mend your Hair Restorative being the most effica-
clous article ever Since using your Hair Re
stnTatlNe my hair and whiskers which were almost
confident that few more applications will restore
them to their natural color. II also has relieved
me Of an dandrutf and unpleasant itching. 80 com
mon among persons who perspire freely.
&c. KILBY.
IRoF. WooD-Ahout two years ago NV hair com.
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coming bald. and had tried many remedies to no cf
| feet. lcommenced using your Restorative in Janu.
airy last A few applications fastened my hair firmly
u begi 70 MI up grow ont, and turned back to
former color. hackl At this time 4 is fully restored
! 10 its original color health. and appearance and
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Chicago H. May l, 1857.
The Restorative Is put up in bottles Of sizes viz
| large, medium, and small the small holds half ,
pint and retail~ for one dollar per bottle the me
duin holdS ~ least twenty per cent more in proper
the large holds quart, ~ per cent more in pronor
! uon. aud retalls for 81
| q. J. WOOD& co. Propretors 312 broadway Nev
| loTk; lln the great \. Wire Railing Establishment
| and IL Market St. st. Louis Mo.
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Tho f,nouIna j. psftsl bsi of property wbt5h win
he gwen tn Che purchasers of Books at the time ~
HaleI
Cold wstrhes- English Lover. Patent
silver Wairhes1ratentI.ev I.evcrhujow.
sled, hunting cnaeas epen tee and
GoGi itaatets1targe s,sr. four rla,..
i,rre sad .rslI .iis wi,h .uap, asoto iloo
Cameo. MuaHie. FIurnuue. Painted,
lava, ghdstonc. Garnet and Coral
Sets ~ Pins and urnpa 90 % 90 90
Ladies ltuld 0uard Chains, Fancy
qiSr. S1cs t.s Es'.@. ssl 81: s.''i;: tsss. $' s $
sata aesFnee Uoldstone, Painted No
HHir. nnrunt uuyu. Engraved and
PLAIN ruld Sleeve huttous and hu-
Gold roueiis wiih pvns. larra. uiedi
silver reneiis witb Cold rsus large.
a,asle sSteas,aa sss,., goot 900
Goli tbsssi snd glsia Hngs 100 60 SO
Gents G1lIl nesom Pins. Cluster. with
r5E ogi .s si. St.. r'; f.s3s. Ssgs 0'''e a. s $
and Plain Oyal nracsleis, 5o to n o.
.s, s:s. .ss slFss4 ss:ii,: s3sf:i Fsl%ss.... ss;
aslss 1890 400
Glrs aOto 10
nsstlsa other Giaa comprising nrEo ami yalua.
tio uaauftuent ofuistelltneous ARTICLES, vtryngifom
Ffbs propristars af Che OLDEST ESTABLISHED
gtFr huOkEruNE ~ ruE UNITED srNfEa f'r
che uninterrupted sueeuss which has crowned their
earnest efHft4 81 rleaaa during che last fuur vgars
would fufurn uinir sueUrn thanks tH tHH hundreds ~
laousagd. gho hsys n PEI, ,ins seen ., ia ,,-,s @
thor asauru theui and ihe public rauerav, that their
lone experenes ani established capital warrant them
- ere auf ~ Tho reaeh uf amy similar establishment
in The country wdpNn.o.s,, ,h,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25


ttHrrlgH aUi Cholera MsIhI- belong Co tie -afnc
class ui disease - A-i8fa cholera Hud may te cured
hv tH. Same. ueau-. Neither b. dangerous f subject
ajl o. the action uf RAUMAA Remedies What the
Faculty Urr-cII puau- aTc calculated Co effect u such
ci-,-. Iu1y l imagined fgnIu tLc sudden death 90
President Taylor. vigorous old mfu with good
constitution. and uo other compliant ifIu q alarrh,a
-u.h as u 40 H-s- yields to The Ready Relief and
the I5 EuIttIuL pills within six huur-.
THE Hl MElG OF THE bi~fLN~AkN.
One ut tie worst ruu-U guHuDv- ut what thn llU-tI.
uu- French physician Nag,uolr called -thc HuWhug
OF tir aI-p.u-Jly T-. til1t even cases where the
Ur.~afI p-IuB- da NOT kIl they frequently ou-yuaHI
new Bul powerful disorders. Thus Cor example Tie
professional treatment uf uIl.ruu- i,Nsg- uTUfla
rly Iead- Co. CHRONIC NEJEALDIN. Reformation
sud that most distressing and dgpaus bog compliant
Dyspepsia. Then comics 90. ~. ID a-.Hu tu WHuH- e.
tIs-s. di-rtmpsr-. fts rittrgI cf has sTsf1i-
Then Boz once more opens bus T"PHuufy ul pHI-uu-
aud ll, VuIuur. HIdIuUm ru Do sum- blue pills. and
twenty other medicinal horrors worse than Go" ir
OF paudUrl.- buE-.rIHs. because Hope las o' tH5
bottom pt tI1ts lut no. hope uIb.E..- these 'r.lle
dives o. Iu these .s-s-. Instead .f going Iir., f1 tht
-,UEca Of tac evil f,g help tho eut would ha wis,
ufIHI1I tu try ElIuay E.m.4.-. 800 uuuit ur utN
Think pi tA-. Having tu'yu once into tHn ditch, i'l
low blind guides no longer