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PETER MS OWN JUBGE.-The following
amusing incident. communicated by a
friend in Roxbury, Mass, occurred in a
school in that city,
4 lad. whom we will call Peter, for
the sake of a name, playing truant from
that school. and wishing an excuse the
next day. altered over an old note (which
had been used for the same purpose on a
former occa-ionl. by expunging the old
date and substituting the present. The
master Immediately detected the trick
and in the presence Of the school. impress
sed upon him the dangerous character OF
such frauds. He then told Peter that he
would leave him in the aisle for half an
| hour 10 reflect upon this, and be his owr
| Judge as to the punishment for the of
/ fence The half hour having elapsed
! the whole school was called to the ''thirC
| position'-the attitude Of attention-anC
the teacher said, Now, sir, You yoursel
are the Judge in this case what is youl
/ deciSiony" Peter hesitated little, then
hanging his head, pronounced, in a whin
ing voice, the following impartial yer
| dict:
why. a. is the first time, | thinl
you'd better let the poor fellow 90 ?-Glca
sons Liue-qtBoHle Ship.
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The Mormon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
from Gen. Johnson.

@~A--@NN-N~
from Gen. johnson.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-Oficial dis
patches have been received from Col
johnson, of the Utah army, which ex
plain satisfactorily the troubles which have
arisen between the different authorities Of
the Territory and the Mormons. y
From these dispatches it appears that
Gov. Cumming was acting under the State
Department, and attempting to carry out
orders directly opposite to the instructions
of Col. johnson and the judicial officers
The Mountain Meadow Massacre--Sev.
evteen Children Escaped.
WASHINGTON, April SOD. Forney, the
SUPERINTENDENT Of the Utah Affairs, say,
that there is no doubt that the Mormon,
are implicated and took part in the mas
sacres of Mountain Meadow.
Seventeen children who escaped tn,
massacre are in the care of DR.. Forney
who is about torestore them to their friend
| in Arkansas.
The Cabinet held a meeting to-day, il
which the state of affairs in Utah was un
der consideration.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT is reported that
Mr.. Kimball, eldest son Of Huber c.. and
Joseph Young. son Of Brigham, have apos-
tacised and are about leaving for the
states with their first wives, and leaving
their "spirituals" behind. At least five
thousand apostate Mormons will leave
Utah for California early in the spring.
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hR j. W. WlNGATE' tenders his professional
II services to the citizens Of the South Eastern
portion OF Jasper County. He has located at the
residence Of Col. L, L. Porter. where he NAV be
ound when not professionally absent, and he hopes
from the success which has heretofore attended his
April y, 1883,
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A aUaarfiiag r1a rlF NfF NrthaaWt l the hsun.
unf af fhe Nea Nesr. sa s ware nf .0ss FORM Hlua
t5f tBs future We rrtIaa the books of tle pia, su
uxsuIue ahere.n we hstr committed srrHrs o. ua
strive .o Improve upon oar espoasu.s. 1--WE hty,
been uuhifi1bt,r n enterprises or sFeaulstou.. ial
bel ssa wherein se cam rameiy ouf mistises. Ib.
usfI BEL uatIs up. IN great measure tY barhatrifls
We sra iIL ln greet aticut ruveruei nY thr otiH
ami Sow sf tha ule ef fortune. should yuu wish t
atba be- st ts doud yUu saun0t lo better tisu o. eu
elssa en-. a. or tlia. g. Wood Eidy a Cos Wdm.nl
600. Delaware. uf ta o. same Hru 10 augusta ti.
Tba.a gentlemen bro The proprietor. NJ the letii't'
lotteries of these stHies=segured by rl1rter afthr
fesrsIuts aNs'gfnrasaun1 rruvduHY undar u'
management af Wssars ores.y ana Ntury an.
Massra afau a Co. The nsnea af tlr nfeaiu
usnHsers t.s tBsrantg lar enc fut.0d di.ahartH 90
an naeunnry ahiasHont incurred PSI ihem.
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HoOFLAND,s GERMAN BITrERs.


PREPARED hy Dr. C. VI Jackson, No. AIS Arch Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
READ WHAT Is SAID OF THEM
Scorr, Cortland Co. n. v March 2lst, 1857.
Dr. c. NJ Jackson: Dear Sir-In behalf Of the ,aE
hicted pen few lines to you. have suffered and
doctored myself and know how to pity those in
like condition Until commenced taking your Bit
tiers last summer. not able to do any thing,
even 10 At up any considerable length Of time. Be
fore had TAX en- the first bottle felt like man.
and now. after having continued the use OF them a
short time IN the worst Of the year, an able
10 labor hard ereTu day To say the least, think
have received more benefit from the Bitters than all
other medicines have taken. have not only used
your BterS myself but have gwen bottles and parts
Of bottles to those complaining Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint and IN every they tell me they
have taken no medicine beneficial ~ the Bltters.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES Won BENSCHOTER.
The Btters are sold by druggists or storekeepers
in every town and village in the United States, Cana
das West Indies and South America, at IS cents per
hottIe 2g-2w
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Lumber! Lambert! LumberII!

ONE of d. Spear Co.'S No Saw Mills has been
" located near DeSoto on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, in dense forest Of the finest timber toak
aud pine) in the State. Those in want OF a very
perior article Of Lumber, both in quality and manu-
acture, would do well to send in their orders imme
dately, as the demand increases largely every day,
and in short time the prices must advance,
Terms cash. or very short paper.
DcSOtO, April q, 1854 Z NSS''' aS-ly
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HaVlland, Clark & George,
In ron TEAS,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
10 and ~ North Water street,
MOBILE, ALA,
DIR: J. w. AvERA,

TAKES this method Of rendering his Professional
Il services to the public. )
He Is prepared 70 perform all operasionsin Mechan-
iO9y4 warranted
M A. respectfully tenders his thanks to his friends
ana the public for the liberal Patronage extended TO
hn and trusts that he has executed his work in such
manner as TO merit continuance Of the same
C'aSbornei April ~ ISIS aply
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The advertisement 0f fha rhtruIH summer Pei.
tfsaf ali ha fiuui u smother column III ouf r1rsr.
The following mettei noUec uv rary rom the
Montgomery WsH
salnaa TO- discovery 10 these SPENCE tHef htvU
tlfHFa maintained tha hIrHnst Popularity With che
ssHIhefn rIhlH faH Ha,.l lhr nlna.et1 nf ll Va ,rr
ttsfHH Co., .Ir fIH fHH Itaf .rfaHua.I fIHf rHHuHT
fF HtH afnHIlr .nHrHHsHi au 1s tu uHtNr UIHu UIr
rIHHf HHnaHlrHHHI. uHfrfurullHn u uIH southern
siafHa lu no tHr essential IrIfirea nf springs ODE
uMHufrlIa' WHN .iHI.H favorable comparison WITH
anv Iu tha country n Il'r mo0i0iuH virtue oi tNt
WafHra rHni nIHunhfIY aIiHllna. rHfHEHaluU arHurN
HHH Hah. rHInn tnd other rrufHnt 1ft gIrIHfsnHs
af fhe huf.Ia trrHNlfHnfIfiIHua. be- ntf uu auunrH'
aHd frrf few equals fhH prnrriotHrs hfYu eNrnu.l
"a IHtI Hl mHnrF fna greet lIhur 40 u fhH springs
IH no rHauHrfl HHaffiHri fhry started ufl fIH rrri
Haast nsturI advantages. and b surpri.ug tls5
H.as Hs4.H .fHHnHII.aI
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L,unrsntu erufyts-.lhis we'll known and fashion.
able Watering rllrr IS expected will pe opened .1r
che coming suason. under more nati.uug r, sper,-
tlaa ever before attended b. The popular anil eu.
artefc prupuet1r has mala considerable Improve
mauts since hst yeaf. which viii suable him 90 flr
ulab accommodations o. one hunlg a additional
a1esis D le establishment receiyes tHe flyor which
ita loeht'n. thc medicinal prop'ftH of the vuor
amt che evrelIsnf system of m1paE-ffut certain q.
ha observed. guLIlss 40 expect. 30 vl Dol crowded
lk2agATui tha season to ts utmost rarnr.y lh'
> rulftad nov runs iom Mobile ioh ro.n' neHry
hundred miles lhlyu che Springs and convenience.
~ ruaehlnr them ressIly afforded 90 the city poo
Me- ts sell ts Io those n large s.'re of wealthy
country Pow Moore laurhihd nilrss af summer r.
sarl cam he bound n the country. ana f.s where ODD
voters possess more hea'lhtuut rf aFr'es rh'
sesaan opens ou enc itth inst. end wee aai trteuuUi
e., the Niyert saineut wb.eh we publish io.da1
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Owners and Proprietors. also Owners mainly and
Proprietors Of
EXCHANGE HOTEL, MONTGOMERY, ALA.
s LAMER Sons, formerly Of Lanier House Macon, Ga.
TRAVELLERS the railroad from Dalton,
"a Ga. TO Knoxville, Tenn. reach these
HAa tiers, the present season. by taking the
~ stage lines of D. Dunn Co. and Others,
GENeither at Philadelphia, LOudon or Knox
VILE from each Of which points stages starting al
o'clock a. m, in connection with the trains to
Moutvale, about twenty-four miles distant reaching
the latter at o'clock p. m.
The undersigned being determined TO make Mont
vale of the ATTRACTIVE WATERING PLACES in the
country, have since last added few GOrrHc
COTTAGES and other buildings, together with other
valuable improvements. The grounds in beaut-
full condition; the roads the springs put the
best order. 4 good cellar of ice has been saved
ALL ACCESSORIES TO COMFORT PLEASURE
WATERING PLACES WILL FOUND HERE.
A. to the cure of diseases by the MONTNALE
MINERAL WATERS. see large Montvale pamphlet
especially as TO dyspepsia chronic darrhPa- dropsy,
chronic liver complaint neuralgia, nervous head
ache. arrangement Of nervous system, chills and
fever &c.
5 Lanier Sons have been engaged in hotel keep
ing for TWENTY YEARS, and will continue to make every
effort TO please the public.
IAT T,Tr WATT LANIER co. e e. tsSIER
May . 1859 30-3m
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t,hytitYtu. Cls,ahua -puina uur Isgeut stay Iu
,oItuhus use10yed tba hosr.Uhucs 81 this most
excellent oatahnshmout itIs tho primo pal hotel in
Che ptea uhcra Che stsf olhsra sre kept cod BE- m1u
aged ia nitnnor trctsle tl che refined aud wealthy
civ 81 DoIumnuA and promouve ~ thH comfort tui
enjoyment W Bee ruesta VS. C,ny, E.q. the proprt
sIIr is most treestle and accommodating rrudr
man. aud admirably calculated Or ue uu..less Id
ubeb be be- Engaged We tel much uifhted tp biu
Or Che kndness We received bt Do. hands, ami blras
our nIeubs going Do Columbus 90 give him o. CALI e.
Connected with the house s one of the finest LIvgy
Stables u the South. who're those Wishing tl yIaI
other points can procure hne Stock anil vehicles.
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DEAFNESS CURED.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.

NV HAVEN.
PRoF. DEtiRATH My brother has been deaf three
three years. He used your Oil few times, and II
cured him entirely.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

RS- Clergyman having cured his son Of Con
sumption in its worst stages, after being given up to
die, by the most celebrated physicians, desires to
make known the mode of cure, (Which proves sucs
cessful in every easel to those afflicted with Coughs,
olds and Consumption, and he Will send the same to
ny address, free of charge. Address, enclosing two
lamps to pay return postage
DANIEL ADEE,
oil Centre Street. y. York.
Nee York March l6 1859 23-ly
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WAS taken up by l. P. Davis, four
w teen miles North East of Decatur,
one bay mare P0NEY, about three years
old. No brand perceivable. Appraised
to be worth fifty dollars
JONATHAN GRAHAM,
Ranger ~ G
May 4, 1859. 9O-oI
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The Lame shall Walk, the Deaf shall Hear
the trembling Limb shall be Restored by
PROF, DE GRATHS ELECTRIC OIL.
BE MERCIFUL TO YOUR BEAST

BE MERCIFUL TO YOUR BEAST!
For the immediate cure of the following in Horses
1t stands alone Calls Scratches, Swelled Legs and
Stiffness Of Joints, Cracked Heel, Gandular Tumors,
Sandcrack, Sore Back, Splint and SPAWN, Sweeney,
Saddle Gall and Old Strains. or any disease, sore or
| painful, on man or beast.
For sale at all Druggists and Dealers. Depot, Phil
| adelphia. 2q-2w
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Gs udpm Hruyfn.-We reurt % letfu tom thu
tbettashay ADVERTISER chat uig Gtn House of Our
tIaBi Con. VS. "a rerfra uHf destroyed by Orc 10
fv i9ys a1o tbo Does hf which b. estimated f tla".
uis sBroses b. have been 900 ou dre iy runaway
nerr1. tow months aan h.a c'rn-ori1. containing
taao bushels 81 corn. vas burned down.
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&c, &c, &c.
DAILY ADVERTISER OFFICE.

DAILY ADVERTISER OFFICE.
Monday Evening. May 2, 1859.
COTToN.-IIolders meet buyers tolera-
bly, freely to-day, and in the absence of
any active demand the market is some
what easier. Sales 1000 bales-Middlings
Ia l2.d.
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EMERSON AND JUNIUs.-ln a lecture Mr.
Emerson assumed that Sir Phillip Francis
was the original Junius.
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e. We Ue happy Ia receiving wiitr rHm uHr
UIt friend "a ~ EaJytHEf. nrmefy uf tIi.s state uov
of sam Fnnc.aco California uls numerous uirud.
.a Mississippi viii be sil to oarn that he b. boz soa
besitbais d1.nf a. lrfs sroerIy Duauess In -au
Francisco end pfosref,nr is Dol deserve to do.
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The Greatest Invention OF the Age.

The Greatest Invention or the Age.
A GENTS wanted in every Town and County, to en-
n gage in new. light and profitable business, in
which they realize handsome profit without in
vestng a capital. For full particulars enclose stamp
for return postage Address
" c. CARTER.
Va
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Dresses uf fm rHHou gsn Lryus-rhe ropuiatou
81 ur frames .hraf.HHa system 1f treatment j. %.
frady familiar io thH uhals country through tbs ml-
ny ramafklHIo eure. of these obstinate d.seb.ea
vbltb 10 bi. Effected Hs Institute ar tbr hor11lh
cure ofBu chronic and functional d..aasca by mrana
6i Vafluos oIreuacHrmed bsiht. Hllylulsm and
ttegtfn.maaneUan. ta 30 so 100 m Joseph street.
New urlasna uherH patient. fnW tl. country cam Do
accommodated alih rooms and experience dl d'
haueHt ~ this excellent course uf treatment W.
auuld refer Invtdf ta the 0fietba1k III Or Crane
containing the .rarUacltes of many ueukuovu an.
eminent persons, lud which uH 81 thH most rou
une.un rhareter. fully endorsing biz prartr' o.. ey
eredins'y emeleut lU h.s Hiyort.. emout he sui.
chat inhaIna sppar1lus. Co.,. VIII bc forwarded 90 90.
can't parts a1 tbsi persons anywhere mby SECURE ,d
vine and remedies On aurI.rnfIHn tt letter
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DIR. COGGsWELL'S
NEW NNDI6AI SALT
PRICE REDUCED ONE HALE.

Weare now authorized y the REACH of ALL The
TO announce a perma- n present price s.-Acute
nent reduction in the = package, $10O; Chronic,
price of this valuable z $3.50 Those AFFLICTED
remedy for infammato- - with Rheumatism Neu-
~ diseases. Dr. c. hav- S ralgia. Headache In
ing made important b famed Ewes Ears
improvement in his b Throat. Lungs, or Liver
chemical apparatus for = Scrofula, FEMALE DIsEAs-
manufacturing it, by q rs, or any FORM Of INFLAM-
which its cost is mate > NATION should give the
rally lessened; and asol q lAntiphlogstic Salt tr
at the urgent request of - lal BY eaualizng the
many who have BEEN - lcrculstion. il removes
most wonderfully bene-I 2 THE CAUSE of infamma-
fitted by the use oft. has g ltiou
resolved to put it within n
For testimonials and directions see Circulars
sold by all Druggists. Descriptive Circulars sent
gratis to all applicants. lnvads in those places vet
without agents obtain the medicine BY address
ing WIN. B. TAYLOR T. CO.,
Montgomery Ala.
March =, 1859. PLY
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THE Eastern Csrun. Ht Uue Hme llna.. 4I,ne Boz
d.rusa ~ stephen A Douglas. hss af lpuafb bian.
Ilnnd hIs eIuar.
We rlp the above rom tbn Ysfan Democrat our
contemporary inadvertently uo doubt ststas GOO rlss
ta hrosdy in repraarnuur us a. thn defender 1i
Iula nUufss The realrrs ~ the Democrat might
indar thnt Fe hsd approved ST.. puurIta sgultlef
sovereign NOTIONS Whrrras. n realfy ve have always
condemned them 81 strongly as ans ouo. What ue
dld 90 was to otert 90 the assaults mtflg upon him.
whie ss we believed hls position e,a noe rlesrly uu.
derstaoi and n tnslelpston of The meeting ~ con.
Ffrss. whHu usa certain fhst H doubt Wluli Dol ro.
moved as tn Che meaning ~ h.s illinois, srerobes-
Having nov piHnly defined be position. Hnd d.aaIpa.
ted the dnnhfs NJ aheb we were disposed ts bong ss
possible e. give him t1e heuedt w. ere ne reh.y -
any one tn lan .u the Condemnation vh.eh Dbl. here.
a.aa deserve.
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ne JAMES Won BENsCHoTEl
PLANTERS IN WANT

PLANTERS IN WANT
%
A CORN AND FLOUR MILL,
CHEAP, DURABLE AND or GREAT CAPACITY
Which will grind Corn and Cob, any kind Of
Grain. for feed; make Hominy and family Meal also
superhne Flour-simple in construction, and can be
used by animal, wind, steam or water power-are in
vited to call at the
Southern Machinery Depot,
No 20 CAMP STREET,
NEW ORLEANS,
And see in operation, from o'clock A, NJ, TO p. NJ
Z. COLEMAN'S
METALLIC FARM MILL.
PRICES
With sieve, for sitting Corn Meal, while
HrIndn rs 90
| With Bolter. for making superhne Flour,
while grndlng,............ 800 90
S. A. HUBBS,
Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi.
Nee ORLEANS, Feb. 1859. ls-Sm
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PERsONs ADYANCED I'M Lice.

And feeling the hand Of Time weighing heavily upon
them with all its attendant ills, will find the use OF
Hoohands German Btters, Elixir that will instil
life into their veins; restore, in measure, the
energy and ardor of more youthful days; build up
their shrunken forms, and give health and energy to
their remaining years.
Ask for HoQfdHds German Bitters, prepared by DR.
c. NJ. Jackson, AIS Arch street. Philadelphia. They
sold by druggists and storekeepers, in every
town and village in the United States Canadas, Wes
Indies and South America at cents per bottle 2s2v
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spttiaI NOtltrs.
SOUTHERN

a. See advertisement Of DR.. sASFoRD's Liver Invg
orator in another column. IS-ly
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j. 8. STEER,
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALKR IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS FANCY ARTICLES,
Perft1merv, Window Glass, Putty,
Sash, Dye-Stuffs, Glass Ware, Soaps, Brushes,
Fishing Tackle, Musical Instruments,
8 Q Fl Q OF b Q Q * 8.
Standard and Fancy Stationery-Letter Cap and Note
Experimentation Medical and Law Books,
Blank Books Paper Hangings,
Pure Wines and Brandies,
Diete Preparations Pure Chemicals,
Select Powders etc, etc.
Prescriptions will receive particular attention at all
hours day or night
OXYG ENATED BITTERS,
and other popular Family Medicines, always on hand
Buyers will find here fresh and uuadulterated Med
lcines. selected with care and warranted
Call and examine the stock-tis very superior.
Jackson July H. 1857. 3e-Iy
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with afHet mHitara. uII dtse us .u il iss weeks o.
Wellington lHd tba Naftheru cities. ilan' "l'
r'sHda tH,. eommtnls u tbit quarter vim 'H'ri
u T.a1slre lo Ht0nu t1 tbau.
sssny ue ebsp1s ~ ou Publication iay' he
rtma4 rraehs. tl tbe r..I uUgea on the Nn'f'r tnd
uUI1 itiifol.L nam WshIir Io West r,ut nrIudhns
tHHn.H. tnu trer.leeH. on the d, Hf fatIl.fii'u
J.n asTlnJl,us pegtiHf Uiie|th. CLAIBORNE. if.
r,Ht F'.s.I.r. u1nf1se. &c.. tIih nlin1 smaller %
H.as .n tHn fHufra bending tH tnrae points. To Hl
these rIi.as ao com asHI t hrrar tuHuut of ure-,
aHt af lter ltta. Cham tan ne uNttuod through my
ola.f seekly rapef ~ or aui of tnr state. We ie'l
ree. fbefefue ta srrssi 1 our IrrB.ia 90 t.a.i us
.urttsnilus aur rir.Hrf.nB. Nou p the time to su'r
sruNs Gf thr UlarIon. We intend - teep up Its be-.
ttfsHf 5Hi ,i'ur tl ue puhIr. 600 uha. i uHy even
t' fbe expenditure NJ every DOLLAR of .u.oun derived
Nen Ihe eatti..hmcpt We dn nnt wisad t' s.ap
with boss tHtn 90 H.safli tlHf .ia rvug snh-tr
uet. tpd thsy mav b. esi soue n loo e1es. f'r eoUe
iHHf HHf
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
TO BE DRAWN
Z G III 8 n Il n ID A " N M V
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs,

Whole Tickets go; Halves sSi Quarters S8SO.
A1- Circular showlngthe plan of the Lotteries
will be sent TO any one DESTROYS of receiving it.
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M.dIctne Chest,-No

Steamboat Medicine Chest.-No steamboat
medine chest can be complete without liberal sup
ply Of BRAGG's Arctic LTNINENT Among the names OF
distinguished men who have attested the value OF
this preparation on shpboard, that Of the late Dr.
Kane, the hero of the Polar seas, is conspicuous
The great explorer pronounced it the best lubricant
for external Inflammation, glandular swellingS and
stiff Joints he had and suggested its intro
duction into the medicine chests Of all seagoing
sells. Scarce any casualty could happen shpboard
but that the Arctic Lniment would be useful rene
dy, and in most cases an indispensable one.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CET Epp ATEn EENTAIE pIIIS

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the of
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to
the female constitution.
1t moderates all excuses and removes all obstruc-
tons, from whatever causes, and speedy may
be relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
it peculiarly suited. twill, in short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION
These PHS should not be taken by females that ar
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS as
they to bring Miscarriage; but every other
time, and erery other they perfectly safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs Heaviness, Fatigue slight
exertion Palpitauon of the Heart, Lowness Of Spir
its, Hysteucs Sick Headache, Whites, and all the
painful diseases occasioned by dsordered system
these Pills will effect a when all other
| have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved
bottle containing 80 pills, and encirced with the
Government Stamp of Great Britain, be post
| free for 81 and postage stamps.
| Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
| Rochester, New York
For sale by DR.. s E. CASTEEI.. Paulding.
J. WRIGHT 4 CO., New Orleans.
Feb. - 1859. ls-1y
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-04

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