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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03

The communication of our correspondent "Tem-
rance and the poetic contribution of "Benton, y
b unavoilably crowded out this week. They
all appear in our next issue.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03

These Pills should not be taken by females during
The FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as
they are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage, but at any
other time they are safe.
In oil cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Rain in the back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exerton, Palpitation Of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills will effect~e cure when al
other means have failed, and although powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony'
or any thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (Late l. C. Baldwin & Co.
Rochester, N. Y.
NB.-$1, 90 and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure bottle, con-
tanning over so pills, by return mail.
For sale by ?. b. COOK Co.
THOMPSON s. GRAY,
in Yazoo City.
j. C. LANIER 6 CO., Vicksburg,
General Agents for Mississippi.
DGS- And sold by all respectable druggists.
January l, 1859. QS-ly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03
DissoIutlon Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
| the undersigned, under the name and style
of Hoffman & zelniCker, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Either of the partners is authorized to use the
name of he firm in liquidation
J. HOFFMAN.
8. s. ZELNICKER
Yazoo City, Sept 1st, 1869.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03
NOtice.

III. persons indebted to the old firm of P. B,
n Cook s. Co., either by Notes or Accounts
are requested to call and settle at once; other
wise, We shall be forced to place the same II
an officers hands for collection.
P. B. COOK & CO., in liquidation.
Yaxoo City, June 18, 1859
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARk'S
Celebrated Female Pills {!

Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution is subject; 1t
molerates all excess and removes all distractions
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t win, in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
erment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terfeits.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03
rLEAsURE TRIP.--TnE DEW DROP.

Man that is born of woman is of few days and
ID Of trouble" is the sole fossil of scriptural
arniug which yet clings to our memory. The
spred Eriter, if he had known anything of the
inting ousiRess, migbt well have subj oined with
D N. B., "This fact is more especially true of
evspaPer men," SO thought We last week when,
oWthstanding the absence OF the editor, we
polly determined to forget for few days our
stick and rule" and seek little fun. Why
Oald printer not occasionally mingle with white
en- and enjoy their pleasuress We resolved we
Oud, and rather think we did.
Capt Sherm. Paiisot's enchanting little steamer
eV Drop gave complimentary excursion to our
lend Ike Hunter. Being invited to make one of
company, we went aboard, and, to speak can
uy' never before found our ugly phiz ia company
In such fine locking men or lovely damsels
ne music, and the dancing, and the wine, and
TOmen-0l that We understood lOftier ian-
iAge than the mother tongue, for that halts in
nluslon at the effort to describe The boat
Oughed the waters with her accustomed ease
% speed, but her happy inmates forgot time and
stance in the indulgence of social delight At
most every landing new additions were made to
hVlng freight of wit and beauty, until the
ON Of the Dew Drop teemed with happy faces,
ui'h her careful pilot and engineers conveyed in
and safety to her destination at Greenwood
rived there, our happy party went ashore, and
''s most Hospitality entertained at the bachelor
Me Of Mr.. Ben. Chambers. Our host and his
u's attentions will not soon be forgotten by
0Se whose pleasure his kindness so much en-
aced. So neat and comfortable home as lis
Va'd be always graced by the presence of beau
ul women.
1ae return trip was accomplished with equal
is'ya undiminished pleasure. Hunter, the
u0red recipient Of the floating .fete, reached the
Ie Of happiness, which not only affected him;
moved to others, and made all happy in the
uee Of his mirthful glances. The whole-souled
~ Parisot, always sociable and pleasant, was,
'lls occasion, the embodiment of all that's
I' Everybody was at home, and everybody
04p'ain--her slightest wish being the law of
'0ae The pcliteness and attention Of Messrs.
!, 'ue Ulerks, contributed greatly to the gen.
yoy-as did also the courtesy of our friend
!. - IN dispensing dew drops" to those whose
n. nv isd them to his apartment. IN short,
ng was wanting in attention or materials for
!. s'ngatfOI time we All enjoyed. The ladies
'ne loyeliest and most pleasant ever congre-
'a We shall not attempt particular de-
g lpu0n Of their attractions,
Fs ~ should We slngly count their praises Ger,
NJ .sn'ure on z sea without shore"
~, N ypes await our fngers--we drop our pen.
lug ;a long life to the stsamss pew Drop and
I''lal officers. H5 75 ass
fans
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03
Carrtage NInki1g nild KepaIring

no you want your carriage or 7K
| J buggy repaired? Go to the old 4L
stand Of j. J. Clague & Co. The XZ-S9-
undersigned do not aim to make a reputation
for cheap work-beng satisfied, from long expe-
rience, that doing first class work at a reasonable
profit is the only true method of conducting
business that will prove satisfactory TO purchasers
and mechanics. J. j. CLAGUE Il CO..
Main Street, Yazoo City, Feb, 26, 1859. ly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03

JUST received, from Philadelphia, "a assort.
y ment of Bailey's Patent Gas Lamps Also.
the genuine burning fluid s.H. WILSON.
YazOo City, May, IA 1859,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03

Edward Pickett, Jr., formerly of this city, and
bee editor Of the yieksburg Sentinel, is a candi-
tie for Attorne, ensra in the Memphis dis
|ict Tennessee. = Fiets5urg Whtg.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT.
700 CITY. MISSISSIPPI.
NOTICE.

|, ,.,nrdav Morning, September 8, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03

Ma. GREER AccEprs.-Aiter silence of six
ben days, Mr.. Marshall r. Greer accepts the
PmnatiOn rendered him as opposition candidate
r the lie slature in this county.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03

100 LBS Genuine Lexington Mustard
lUU 100 DO Flour sulphur;
$50 do Bicarb Soda,
rs do Cream Tartar,
so do Race Ginger,
so DO, do powdered
just received and for sale by,
June 49, P.B COOK co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03
CLARET AND CIGARS

CLARET AND CIGARS.
T HAVE made such arrangements as will enable
me to keep constantly On hand the finest article
of imported claret and the very best cigars TO be
procured in the New Orleans market. I keep
unsurpassed brands Of eaSh always for sale.
NJ. CLUSEAU.
Yazoo City, March IL, 1859 (29H
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03
New Firm.

Yasoo City, Sept. lst, 1869.
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Sic icllten nab paris tcmmen, ,riel 91apc
leon lebbaft SD fcroete es buthaps ppn Sps
nen Dort 9ibt eS grGBere l8eltaGl dauung !
Dcrt perOen Sie aberrelden ,@iDfi fur Sbre
Wlnle flnoen, M .69a es
@p. W(aieltdt iorBen oaIiir, Dap Die Di4ter
lest. MO tie aud ieiu ulGJen, uberreibsn StoiI
tur ibre OfuBe finoen, la8te SOtbe, niht mt
Der Gbrerbleiun9 eInsS brfil6eu Sameialer5,
lonoern NIT Der ldAeluOtu Jlube eineS j5ur1ten,
Ger 2lnOera cine @unt unp AuSSeihnmug ses
pdbrt. a 40 +.
SD blei6e babel, Sic malen nlA Blris
FOnmen, weoerbclte 9tlpOleOn. l6lr mrllsn
uns bort pleoerIeben m ga
l9Oibe, Der feme 0cfnann, UerltlnO pielen
lelen 2Snt uuo trat elnt9e Sdritte 5nif sl.
I yfapcleon manote liA all peu eben.emlreten@
cen Utlrldlau Soult uit einer lebDafeu lSrl1e.
9otbe ao8 ltA ebnen weiters @eemonle mad,
Del &biir 3urlid. Die 9ll9snoen 4usen peS
SlIletS fOlSten Der bcben, ltcl5eu @sltalt, unO
al0 9otbe lest Die Gbir SjInete unO Dtnau5s
l9utt wanOte ltth 3tapetsOa an Sttbier uno
nleoer9plte nod elnnlal eInen pepunoernnen
AusDruf VOLTA un homme 9
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!. 6mfcIduD'S berabm,ts

9eberbefAwer6en, DtSpepfe unb @elbluht, dtrpnt.
fhe cber nerO6Ie SGwiGen, Observation-Disclosures
nnb alle 3ranfbeiten, tpelde BON Derocrbenem M a.
gen rber Der Qeber entlfeben.
SuI&e aIs Ser9Upfans tnnerI 6emprben Nnbrane bss
BIuteS nI benz ROpfe S6urs TN Nldaen 6erbrenasn Sob.
trennca. @ppetitiOFatt 5Gwere TIM Ndaeu 59wGde unb
eSies @efabI I'm Nlssn unb uuterleib 6&werer @ttem
SersfIopfen SGw re Der Aueen SIeten In BEN @eitht
Ste6er uub ROpf(&msrn. 8s6psrben bem @tbmca Grlb.
%erSen Der Saut HnS aassn stittafsSsn. S$mrstn I'M
Gletf6, 8ansiatet uuR gfcbsrsefaIa aenhet. ~
D GSenttlmer empfttlen bele Ute6n Der NnfmtrIfam.
tett bes THbams. ef lberSsHst benz grtb unb btr
Mn9emedenpet bsreIsen fur 6e Qetben wDfr e surfeten
enpfObltn ptrb. &c tt btss tn unb unspraftes
% fOneesn etns bas felt 10 Saprn bte Yrfuus benz
amert6ntf&en UUe beaanben bat bsen 8uf Der.
tauf Bis iest nod tentm @nbsrn errtt wurte. De
6eugnthe wee bebmte Wnb nuseesetmnete Aak unb pr.
Satpecnen aus aasn Gbelen bes 9anbes 81 @unn seben
gehen tins nnaebeuer uub ene bes ndtr
ITO BON benz Gsenbumer Dubltrten AtmdnGs we@enber-
efbe unentgeb& bUrG be Msnten pertbelen dBt mus aud
ben unedntgfen lberusen baB biefes Bttters utr bt
SerItmtheit utrbseRt, ueI&e eS trIanSt bat.
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Stcds, Nnleiben unb quSwe1lel.
Jobnston Bros. & Go.
8amnuiers.

JIp. Iy5 EatlnlDI eIFrnBe
tduer unb prtaufen i'm Autrds StUds 5Dsrtpapere unb
aHbert 5ecurltY. Il
Gin RisIib unlerer 8rma pObm autdSIta bsa 9sunsen
bes .SrDdsr 8parS" BET.
Maftrdss Tsrbsn l4nea unb eenSu bsiOrst.
Mnleib ben
burd pds Betrisbs.Gaptd unerss elddes n
mir TN 6tanbe unter dnneDbnren 8Din8ungen Nrtsr al
ceepnrsn, Dbrhue anf QDsrtbpaptere u maiden unD an
ldaeere 3dt Idufenee gDe9fst auf8utaufen.
Mnetbote werben tdeIiH uHiersr 8en spn tr WOr.
gems bis ubr NddmttsdSs aneengn,men
QlusirehleL unD gclecticnen.
Dieter @efbdfssweis IL fufematttG arranair unt pr
nb our nett rrSwse @ertinDnneen in ben 5tanb sGsbf
9DeAlti uno nnaan9bare NcsR 5u btnaen S6Beu al
aaten lnb aas Gtntaru sa ben bLats pren sn
teipreen. S0nS0.S
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@OteI ceelel

..sagaa !, ssOtel Se9el
:ssssA RO. AZ Sarclapltr., Stem. glOrt
q ~ sS DaiisIte "a S5ais neu unb ouf Sslt,Aem
5uss etn8eriGtet uab nit len ~nSsrrsn rIs,Tsn
oeqa mi'0tesn Dsrepsn. GS Itse TN, centrum Ses %
lgaf srte RI e. ..awt9en Der 8 3pbDfen.Terrh unt
Attp pslt. art IN Der Rateeer QonSpTospiSS st''
rT %urep att d n unb S5ubfpn. yRiber :, ~ :
pte tppe unmttar ben tn bie pbere e:toSt
pen ttsnbdtn. uRb Om mufbus.Qtntem mn ~
ossaolb tewppl tar @edfe- ais geranouna sresTnrs
lcnbtrS get,9net. gDtIbeIm JR t@ra""s W.
\ Ofs9,6mt Gonecehpr ppn q c.nsI -
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gpnrpanams, DOer ObrensS SrOmnteln,
oasnb FIR ispss cssfdet unb Mltrr etnessst In nnt,
Dr. Baafe bat elm 5t,itb um enbeft rel3es BEN
I'D star" pGafemmen gablOrbirt unb pbne aa-
Or. aafss fanu tnufeap 8easntfe aes SOtOmmenen @r
pises bfn 8arren beS 8rebs alter @eldwIre @tte
runaen 81en, 0efhKufen nb Beulen ber Dirt rhne Nns
weu6uns bes gehrs pOrlssn. SIR bte 8ebanblune Der
testgenan rantpeten bebd n Dr. 8aatee eta be1s
eres Mrranssnent OUf 6a bSen enen bef6nbieen Satt
unb ietne pesIeae Iufmet tiamtsit erforbern q - s4
Or. 8dafee III stner Der sef6iffsn unS berlbmtsRen
lest ltbenben Aette Gtrur8n en uf fat tn ber
Gtabt Der gDst anertannt. Nue Dr. Sdatee abrefsn
8rtcfs tbenen 10 -, bessfbO6h nb) eweber Gni-
fernun8 wee sHal bic 8edafnhet Der Rrdntbsit nnss.
ben rpmp beGnwSrte uno 1cl6e pntienten mtts
Gprresp Unoensen 10 tent re / hebdnoe t. 81 5ss
5gsaa as}fa SprehItunnen: nlls8 a9a
pom 8 llbt MPrseas Bis lbr Na@mtttd9s.
Or. 0ddtee,
* Np, "a 9ern8tUnfr., SwtfGen Gbdre5> Qtber1fr.
5utt15,H BaltimCre IGb
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5. Die 9aleaia8p uuo DE.


unter Gem @ellute aller @lpfen, nnter eem
laud5enoen 3uruf Der Serolferuus, waren
Die bel0en Satler NapOleon unO 2leranoer in
Die tetli9 9el6mIfte StaDt Q8emar eingesoe
gen. 2Dteper, wie Dor 5pei Sabren, bate ple
9er5c9m rcn l8einlar Dan Gatet 0t1polecn an
Der &rsppe beS SdlOliee empfauseu, aber
oleSmal Ear lIe nid1t allein, onoern ibr @es
rlabl, rer oamalS BON JtapoieOn sel4mabte
uno 9ebaBte Der6c8 earl 2luSuf, ltaue lbr BUR
Selte, uaO Napcleon be9ruBte ods ber5oslt1e
Paar nit lelnsm ber59eptHneuplten 2Gheln.
Nue SrnnerunSea an Jene bGjesl Sage Der
Ser9an9enbelt paren perwllGt; 5msi Sabre
baften 9eni9t um Tie rerSelien gu MAIDEN.
Sset 5pei Sabre noA Gem SAIaattage BON
5ena, mar Jiapclecn eiu wsutommeneri bOhse,
sbrter (Salt IN Dem ber5oSlt1en S9leB Su
98elmar, uno iene &aae Der &rl6ial l1ienen
nur nod Die Grinnerun8 an p.e 2crbeeru unp
sosn 9fu9m 0applecnS Gbrg 9elalisn gu baben.
sa M (5prtieyune fplst.)
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Mz1zeAZ3 - OSO''. SVtt1'B- t1'B-NUBtIUItISUEWuEItIs
@de nDa BalttniDreltr. u. srunflin Hpop
Obt8en YIfse, metnsn ' N'1 '-S'~'
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etque etn8ertGtet pabs nb mad tUte tpr bas
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mer frGe taite Sprilen rDfr6tbie Ealse SS- 'N
5u aablreihem Ieiuhe Ia BET Gin
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Der tas49& Il !, @aItln1Sr,9 2Denere AtsTnssnt
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Dsr Btfer' rir6 ebenFals in gDafbinetDn unb
Dbseltus "a gttG OurG Erdser ben AbOnnenisn
tus paus 5elcrgt.
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s3 so per Sdbr Ia unbEbtn0ter 8prdu BE.
IA Ipus.
Ase- Das 10 . d enbE TT beS 8altimpre gDedtr
rg@gtnfiebeu Sreifde unb fDfet fabrh 81 IL unbe.
stnster 8srausbstaPinn9s
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ssS trfD ID often.
A. Sta9 Sale Gta9 6aue
-S!--a-l in 5anorcr. nabs Brattltr.,
49, 1elfliiber hetn 6,,,nner,,,nret

nnter SeltunS oDn s B n Befer.
yer unsr5et1nete rlaubt It'd feue1 Uerebrn Frsurhs,
uao stm .gublitum I'M aasemeiasn be 7'''" o''A'''"
a.,.s am mad9t'm Wpniag ben 10. Januar
nnb rrcaft in brem nessn sIsbe urb tns
gntpnng sur eef Iusea aeannt6 ~ brnoen unt
sgE'l p mtt Der HsSereI9una Dag bic neue g "a sane
g nrQ Prsmpte NM reanoIi9e Iafnartuna tppts asoe
Speten uno 0ttrdnfs l2agerber gBu unb QiouSr
mcre'S crwtrben ntro 7~ 80 ~0'''sl"uFt" oail''
ua0srs ss mo e Ssr lntsanste bArauf 0afmrtram
usn, Oag MOT alen bic Brpn bes 6aufes burd siIsrnr
0altTns Ser0nert 1T iubern ba6 beO sts Ser orsssrss
pom S ssfr9tst g f Rom NIT fsinsr SDrirea1s
fir Clubs ir6 W,reins ns Ssr frsh
ws @ ~ sna snIa6snoe Saa ntae 5ta sane ~ e
@ % w. yaes Iar @reOsane uaerbaitaaS anb ssleai.
Ja Ger ~ faung rce Dtefsrbalb bic Stag cane Orm as
s s tsg SsfuGe tsebr 0er6e empfs1It hm
SAINT, ,3mt Qvw..
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0GdDnad1cotlleia. JS6bma1cbtnen-
Ihomas on :, Shanks, prattider W1ul6inf
NSto glagltraBe, nabe 8aItinurefro6e.
SeSnsr a0eriisusen MpSsae fur 81,
ussSen ig SsaSr eSroS mS@ esr 5stngns sufertist
elt uHb ssrfauft. ' S''""It auseerC1s
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DR.. Hufeland.

BalIamiIGer Gcrnial
fur &nele 9eIuns 6uan &rfdItune Snfuensen Brdu
@auten pals unb QnrStrenentSlnbunS Mns,etrns unb
wsnn nod m6e&, Grpruns fur Nae an bieisr raasreit
2sibenSe, frIbf In ben Iestsn 6fabien. "
Dteie Ferbmts preparation II eIeG benz Bern uSerId-
Fg.- @S tn fur etne RIGfe Rrdngpeten beftmt Bic
nu9tmetner uHo eef6pr ais ae benen bic Hnpb
nsr nenen @rfGtuus terrabren Or. Ben bte erle Sr.
DE Wuborttdt faat: SD wta nih tebdupten hos salt"
fur uns IT, mas 6e pen unb baS Ste 8eber fur btt Bsppt.
e uns Rranibsen sUR arS6trr Gef6brI&Iett uub metr
Gterbef6Ge 3nfIhren. T's.''
Sine rsitere prubt Der entIssIen efdbr6et Der yvx
elmer fenen Grtdluue enteteubet Rrnuiben aeia f Sci
nem Bid nber naRetsnbe aus Sen Wertdten bs wtcbeI
pbi6 @eunbpeSomtes entnputmeue Tobeuc Tros6em Wbi
jeet BITE Gabeuet ~ -
1882 @sfammtsaRI Der stsrSsfdae iO,267
ItRrben an S&minblu&t 1912
149 GHOsTs SrGnsRtsten SS49
1853. @efammta6bI Der Stsrbefdue 97A0
Gtarbe1 an S6winbfu&t 1895 3,
anNtre RrGutpetten 1854
1884, @elammt,GbI Der 6terbefdNe 1fail
GtGrkeu an S&wsRbfuAt 2178
i. $50 ~ anSert &rantpeiteR 1886
Dfefe 8apIsn seEseH bas Bsta0peer apt ausr srSs
due tn eee xaHbe bur@ AHsjetrun8 rerrat perben ab.
eeebtn rpn ben abre&eM anbern 2stben bic BON eneY
let@ten &rtdlune berbeeefItrt werben. Sf
S1cnt eere @eunhbet unb br an elmer @rlSItuna
tanb's bafamSsm GOrsia anO ttr iSnnst aaf Ssrs G.
neiunG rtuen Eeuenbe bate6 bIeftS aetbau inh been
wnnberbare gDtrFang beSeust. HI .S'f !" =
9nfeH ICmmt aber na& mag&m0I vsn rerbrrbenem Mia.
lrue Jn S6uen pom etntu GnbGucrnben 9uen herrdtrn
per SHwae uH6 MbpaHHuns hss eausen GpRms r,rb mas
edS Stttsrs SSn srSesm Nsssn faSsn.
Oatelbt wtrb etnj0 bet Or. 9. M. Se6fnm 4,8 MrH,
rase getIahelpbia tSt unb BET asn Druoaer NM
StVretotern bur& hte Ser. @taaten Serfduft -"
Vrets7 rs aeats Ss SIafSs. OasMSmm
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Die SpeDers'lebc Q0pcubroucre; !

Office .gc. 257 Scmerp, % 81
Ote 1ufmsrtfamt.it gDrtbsn unS @rn5u Srrten sO
ea0erptr nitro du bic unteHfetmbe Nuoios uurss escs
We sasfss sssnI HeLgs Scn Or. G9ItOn hew wOD befoTn
sN ana1eFlGsu etentter, eemdbt puree Ser beobanSt,
H. mot Gusu ps elet9li&e GOrsasIiSfsit In
Is.Apst lne 0elunepe otses BisIes u atisen enSsr,
alst Gls 81 sepssn baB fne naGbeilian 8attaien psu
paf Altait StTbstpH 'r a., w btmie6tn asnOnnsn wsr
zen am Gem gsss stusn trussri&sH Sian, us6tn
Sn unrer Sraaert wercen tie fsfnnen SluoItS o.
ppn Sere (ppR uns Ion GemaIjt) une 6ppeo urIas AZ
ssbrauGt. @ o'AO'"H"p' % 'AO'" H"p'
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5tais aisbefOE, aromatife Sssetnblf r,roet & az
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Scrofula, Or Kings Evil

is constitutional disease, a corruption of 81
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiats
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, I
pervades the whole body, and may burst i
in disease on any part of 1t. No organ Is 4
from its attacks, nor is there one which II NJ
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is vari0z5
caused by mercurial disease, low living q
ordered or unhealthy food, impure ali, Il
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, El3
above ELI, by the venereal infection. Hlat.
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in IL Na-
stitU Jon, descending .' from parents to chlasE
unit the third and fourth generation :" inla
it s ems to be the rod of Him who says i
WIN visit the iniquiues OF the fathers I
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from i
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is TEN
tubercles; In the glands, swellngs; and
the surface, eruptons or sores. This foul 4
ruption, which genders in the blood, deprs|
the energies of life, so that scrofulous const1
tions not only suffer from scrofulous CO
plants, but they have far less power to ".
stand the attacks of other diseases; cuns
quently, vast numbers perish by disOrdi
which, although not scrofulous in their natul
are still rendered fatal by this taint In Z
system. Most of the consumption which :
climates the human family has its origin dire.
in this scrofulous contamination and NJ
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, hIE-
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulTi
their persons are invaded by this lurking 7
fection, and their health is undermined by
To cleanse it from the system we must renOra
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and
vigorate it by healthy food and e1esci
Such a medicine we suDDly IN
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LORETTO FOUNDRY.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED having dissolved part
IL nership with j. M. Snowden, Oately the
firm of Snowden s. Blake,) begs leave to inform
his friends and the public that the FOUNDRY
will hereafter be carried on by him, and all kinds
Of Machinery manufactured to order. He will
manufacture and keep constantly for sale
THRASIIING MACHINES,
which will he acknowledged by all who use them
to be the best now before the public. They are
decided improvement On the Machines now
generally in use, being constructed with an en-
tire tumblng shaft, or if desired, can be run
with a strap. He will also manufacture snd sell
cheap FLOWS and PLOW CASTINGS of all
descriptions. Saw Mill and Grist Mill Castings
made to order, and fitted up if desired. He will
manufacture and sell CIDER MILL which will
surpass anything of the kind ever offered for sale
in this country. Also. a Corn Stalk Cutter and
Crusher, an important Machine, which 10 Far
mcr should be without after lie has tested it.
All kinds of country pi oduce will be received
by him In payment for articles purchased. Hor-
ses will be received in payment for Thrashne
Machines. WILLIAM b. BLAKE.
Loretto. April 90. Is59-em
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AYERS
Compound Extract of SarSapaTIi

the most effectual remedy which the nz-I
skill of our times can devise for this
where prevailing and fatal malady. ItEc
bined from the most active remedials that
been discovered for the expurgation Of this
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of 1
system from its destructive conseque1i
Hence it should be employed for the cur
not only scrofula, but also those other 81
tions which arise from II, such as ERUFn
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoNYs n
ROSE, OF ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs, PUsIrl
BLoTcHEs, BLAINs and BoILs, TUMoEs, In
and SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGw9I
RHEUMATISM, SYPHILITIc and MERcURIAL d
RAsEs, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITy,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM W
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular "a
in " inap,ri.y of the blood is founded IN ~
for scrofula IS degeneration of the blood
particular purpose and virtue OF thus S2rs43
rilla is to purify and regenerate this Vita ~
without which sound health Is impoSinR
contaminated constitutions.