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Fposr. LEST Saturday. sandy. and
Mon lay mornings, there was light frost
IN this place. and che surrounding coun
try--not enough. however. as We are In.
ormel to kill cotton or other tender veg.
citation. though sufficient. perhaps. 10 r..
tard its growth
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE-s
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
This invaluable medicine is unfsiling IN the cure OF
the female constitution.
/, moderates all cNcesses and removes all obstruc-
tons, from whatever causes, and speedy cure may
be relied On.
To MARRIED LADIES
it's peculiarly suited. twill, in a short time. bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION
Tissl Pts should not b. taken bt females thar a.
pregnant during The FIRST THREE MONTHS as
hey 20 bring Miscarriage; Bat at ersr otisr
time a't "a erey Other tIeg are pefect's safe
In al cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
IN the Back and Limbs. Hoaviness, Fatigue on slight
"xerton PslPtauon Of the Heart. LoWuess Of Spir-
rts, Hystencs. sick Headache. Whites. and al the
painful diseases occa,ioned by disorde-ed system.
tIesc Pills viii effect cure when all other means
nave failed.
Full directions IN The pamphlet around each pack
age. which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 50 pills. ami encirced with the
government Stamp Of Great Britain be post
free for :, and postage stamps.
sole Agent for the J1jted States and Canada,
--- JOB MOSES
Rochester. New York.
For sale by Or. 5. Z. CASTEEL, Paulding.
J. WRIGHT 4 CO. New Orleans.
Feb. T. ls59. IS-ly
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BLOOD Shifting Co10bs CousumD,Iou r.,

When pain and sickness Wearisorn.- uigLts and
z 'uhiesom" days approach YOU. II caused by di-or
dered stomach Liver. Breast or Lungs, tickling uT
ralsing m the throat broken aud declining n-tu
non &c remember ~DT. !SiCQyHcs Compound syrup
u Hhd CherTy. IA delightful Vegetable ton c-wl
cleanse strengthen and restore 20 perfect health.
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More Proof: Another Remarkable Cure.

ID. Slr1yHc: Dear Sir Believing your Compound
syrup q " m Cherry 90 he the very best remedy e1
tant and desiring that all may know and test is viz
tues oher my experience. ! was taken with VIC
i ~ cough difficult eNpactoraiion, short breath, &C
his continued until my health and strength seemed
snurely gone. Our village Physicians declared my
complain consumption, and incurHble. / was re-
commended 20 try your syrup. which has performed
a perfect cure. Ny health j. nov very good; have
not been affected With a like affection since.
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No. 633.
NOTICE
For the restoration OF certain Lands 70
Market In the State OF MiSSISSlDnI.

No. 633.
NOTICE
For the restoration OF certain Lands IA
Market in the State OF Mississippi.
IVTE grant Of land made by act Of Congress- an
proved August H. 1850 to the State of M1sslss1pP,
aid IN the construction Of certain railroads therein
ize the reiesse from withdrawal of the lands herein
a~r described notice is herebg grer that ali the va
cant offered lands which lie outside Of six miles on
each side Of the railroad from J,cKsaN 10 The line he
tween the state II MISSISSIPPI and the State of Ala
BANG situated in the aforementioned tovnships
"hlch nave not been selected in virtue Of said grant
OF reserved Tor any purpose whatever and which
Mels Sut9ect TO private entry at the date of withdraw
a at the ordinary minimum Of $l25 per acre, or at
me graduated prices under the act of August 1854
% 81 restored e private entry the days and at
the places hereinafter specified the ordinary min
mum Of Sis per acre. the prices which they
may have graduated at the date Of withdrawal.
At the land Office at Jackson, on Monday the tweu-
ty-third day Of May next viz:
North and cast If the Choctae base line aud meridian
Townships 6, I, and S. of ranges 1, 2 B. and4
Townships and S, Orange 5.
At the land Office at ColuNBrs on Monday the ,,rar
" third day of May next via:
North and east Of the ChoetaV base line and neTbian
Township $, of ranges g. g. I, s. q 10 H. IL and Is
townships s. g To- IL, II Is, L. and Is of ranges Il
and 10
Townships g 10. II. IL Is, IA and Is of range L.
Townships 10 and IL, Of range IL
Townships Is, H. and Is, OF ranges is and 10.
At the band Office at AUGUSTA on Monday the tvvan
| ty-thrd day Of May next, viz;
North and east Of the ChOetaO base line and meridian
Township :, of ranges and 6.
| Townships and :. of range7
| Townships l. 5, and I, of range g.
Townships 8, a. s. and 7, Of ranges 9, 10, IL, Il IL
! and IL. - - - 49,
| Township Z, of range Is.
| townships 8 l. and s. of range L.
| townships 3 4, D and 4 Of ranges II andls
NOTICE Is ALSO HEREBY GWEN that the vacant t,.. -
| the oaa hammered sections within six miles on each
side OF the Mobile and Ohio River RAILROAD vy;,h,r ~
undermentloned townships, which were withdraw
from sale OF location by Notice No 56T dated InSrs.
10, 1856 will be restored and laid omen - 49, ~ ~
land once at CoLuNBus, on Monday the twea,y thrd
! day q May next and thereafter be subject as re-
CURED by Jaw, 70 minimum Of tco dollars and ~,
cents per acre viz: o $50 VS.
NortA aNa elsf q tie cAOetaU bsse line and nsriaa
townships Y, - IL and Is. o, range Is.
and II, - N - "a i~NseS~
Townships To- H. and Il, Of range 10.
Given under my hand ri the CITY Of Washington
the lIth day Of March 1854
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Aprile, 1859, aEeW
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THE SICKLEs CAsE.-The mail yesterday
brought Us reports Of the proceedings OF
the court on the 18th inst. in this case.
There is nothing Of much interest in them,
except the confession Of Mrs. Sickles,
which is brief and guilty. 1t acknowl-
edges all that the defendant IN the case
could desire, but is too gross for repuhli-
cation. Indeed, one can hardly read il,
without instinctively feeling that the
woman who wrote il lacked the feminine
dclicacy which is essential to the purity
Of a woman who. like Mrs. Sickles, was
subjected TO temptation
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spttiaI NOtitts.
\ CARD.

TO Young GENTL MEN.
All Sho srS,. &c b. ready to 81 good situations as
they become vacant 1t June and July should beg
Immediately At DOLBEARs CONNTRC!N col
LEGE 100 Canal street. There are apartments S-i,i
Professors for Bookkeeping, Penmanshp, Mstho-
mates. French Spanish, German, &C. Al are invited
to call and Judge for themselves
RUFUS DOLBEAR.
Nsrr Orls1uS. April ~. lS5g 1S-2t
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DBThe Democracy Of Rankin held
meeting on Saturday, the 9th inst, and
nominated Messrs. II. r. WARE, and 10
sEPH McArEE, as candidates for the Legis-
lotur.
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The Mighty HeaIer!

WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIEl
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hn- A democratic meeting lately held
in Madison county, recommended Mr..
SINGLETON for Congress. and nominated
J. X. DAVIS. Esq, for the State Senate,
and J. ). REED Esq, for the House OF
Representatives in the State Legislature.
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MAMMAL

THREE OR FOUR GOOD RUSSEr MAKERS,
White OF Black. 10 whom good wages will be paid,
work in the establishment Of the undersigned az
Perce's Springs RICHARD CARLETON.
RereSs Springs Clarke o., Mss Oct. 9, ls5s S9-tf
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na- Ademocratic meeting held iu Nov
uber during court recommended Hon.
John , Pettus for governor and instruct.
"a The delegates from that county TO the
Democratic State Convention 10 vote for
him
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Tnr Nfw MEucty MtNurtR.-Col. Ma
Ga. sent TO this country as Minister by the
Liberal party Of Mexico. and whom our
government recognizes. Il said 30 be gem
man Of great accomplishments and very
high character. In the war between the
Uaited States and Mexico he commanded
rs Lieutenant Colonel in the army Of his
country. and greatly distinguished him
self ne the battle Of Cerro Gordo. where
he was taken prisoner by our troops, and
sent 10 New Orleans. During his sQiouru
there. and while a prisoner n charge Of
some Of our officers. Colonel Malta created
most favorable impression upon oil with
whom he associated lie il a. tine scholar
speaks English with great ease, is a warm
admirer Of our country and Institutions
and Is a sincere patriot and lover Of hii
own country.
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A large meeting Of the citizens Of Fau.
min county. Texas. IS reported In the Aus.
Gin State Gazette Of the oth. caused by
several Methodist preachers from New
England puhlicl, proclaimlng auti..lavery
and inccudiary docir1ics. Bishop Jayne
headcd 1he hariy OF preachers. and they
-s~tu-e connection with the southern Meth
odist Church on account Of iis support Of
the slavery doctrine.
A committee f6rty citizens was appoint
cd 10 wait ON Bishop Jayne and his broth
erprcBchers, with the intimatiou that they
would have g. leave the State.
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Tur BEsr SEWING MscHlSE.-Punch
gives the following admirable description
Of AN old fashioned sewing machine.
which every bachelor should possess
The very best sewing machine a man
can have is a wife. II Is one that requires
but a kind word 10 set it in motion, rare
w gets out of repair. makes but little
noise, is seldom the cause Of dust, and,
once in motion. will 20 on uninterrupted
" for hours, without the slightest trim
ming or the smallest personal supervision
being necessary. twill make shirts, darn
stockings. sew ON buttons, mark pocket
handkerchief cut out pinaiorcs, and man
ulacture childrcn's frocks out Of any old
thing YOU may give IL and this Il will do
behind your back just rs well As before
your face. In fact. you may leave the
housc for days. and Il will go ON working
Just the same II 10 does get out Of order
n little from being over worked. il mends
itself ny being left alone a short time, az
ter which Il returns 90 it, sewing with
greater vigor than ever. OF course, sew
ing machines vary great deal. Some
are much quicker than Others. II de-
ponds m vast measure upon the partic-
ular pattern you select. II YOU are fortu.
nate in picking the choicest pattern Of n
wiie--onc, for instance. that sings whilst
working. and seems 10 be never 10 happy
as when the husbands linen is in hand
the sewing machine is pronounced perfect
OF its kind 20 much 80. that there is no
make-hilt In the world that can possibly
replace Il, either Tor love or money. In
/ short no gcntleman's establishment /.
complete without one Of these sewing ma
I chimes IN the house
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OEEICI.AL

DRAINING Of the Sparta Academy Lottery of GeOr-
IL ga Class Is AZ Augusta. Georgia. saturday, Apu
9th. 1853. Wood Eddy Co. Managers.
Successors TO samuel swan Co.
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my COrGH WAS KILLING NEBY IyCHFS.v

Hundreds say. "unul used Or S,oaVses Compound
Strip u bHd CheryV." No remedy boosted A. u may
pretend g. approach % IN IT, wondrou- afilitI
90 ease t"ugh, cure Cold and efieCfusly eNpl all
complaints Of the Threat Breast and Lungs It's an
invaluable treasure 10 every fuvaftI
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good countenance, quick spoken and in
telligent, hair straight and light brown
He is a very bright pluLlsto, Ghls freckled in
the face, and his eyes, think, are gray.
He would be apt to pass well for white
boy. He wore, when he left, white ker-
sey coat, brown kersey pants, wool hat
and country made shoes.
b6rAs he has doubtless been deceived
off by some white man, will nav the
above reward for their delivery 10 me. with
such evidence as will lead to the conyic-
ton of the thief; or Fifty Dollars for the
apprehension of the boy and his delivery
or confinement in Jail so that get him.
WILLIAM THAMES.
NeOtoH County, April 90, 1859. 2s-6t
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New Orleans Market.

NEw ORLEANs. April ls.-The sales oc
cotton today were 1000 bales. prices stiff
fer, but quotations unchanged. Mddling
l2t. Freights to Liverpool. 7 to $40.
Exchange on London . to q:
Exchange on New York at sight-par.
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EMPLOYMENTl
$50 to 500 per MONTH";

$50 20 500 per MONTH";
Enn Active. energetic Young men are wanted 10
D(JD act a. agents in an easy, useful aud honorable
business bv which they can certainly make from $50
70 500 per month. R6- Thcres no huslbuq h.rsl ia
For fnn particulars address, enclosing two stamps
for return postage. W. K. TERRY,
Rockingham, n. @,
Dec. I. 1855. ely
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KAN AWAY from the I'M
!. I: 4. !. !. !. :" y" !: !. ] ]: !.
~ dersigned, on the 10Th inst.
Cm the negro boy ISAAC. be-
longing to the estate of Rob
"a ert Cooper, deceased. Said
GA negro Is about 5 feet 10 inch
es high, stout made. black
49, - complexion, and has a large
scar near the upper lip. The
above reward will be given for the deliv-
cry of said negro to David c. Whitley. at
the farm of the undersigned, % miles
north of Paulding.
JAMES ). SHANNON.
April Goth, 1889 2S-3t
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HaVil;md, Clark & George,
I.HPO TERS,
w OLE SALE DRUGG ISTS,
10 and I2 North Water street,

CATALOGUE.
Extract Anthemdis. Extract Hydrasts, Can.
Extract Arnica Extract Hyoseiamus,
Ar'em Absynth. (Henbanel
(WormwOOdl Extract Indian Hemp
Extract Bark Precp, (Cal- (Cannabis Ind)
- l-ayaJ Extract lgnata Amara,
Extract Belladonna. Ognatja Bean9
Blackberry Root Extract Jalap.
Boneset lEnpato- Lettuce, G.actu-
Extract Buchn Extract Leptadra, Cut
Buuernut Dug VERSE
lans Cin) Extract Lohciia.
Extract Catechu, (Terrs Me4spemum.
Japonica) tYrllow Para.}
Extract CEimapfyIa. Extract MonesIa.
Ipip.isScvny NuE Nomca
Extract Cmiciuga BLACK OPIUM Acct
CohoshD ParciTa Bravo.
Extract Colehcum. Acct Peuri-y Root. As
Extract Culocyntn. Cump.i clepa Tuberosa)
Extract PodoPhy'lum,
powdered (Nandrake)
Extract Columho Extract Poppy, PaPaye.
Couum, tCIcutaN RI.
CoTnae FLORIDA Extrac, Quercus AHA
(DogwOOdj white bak.)
Extract Cypripodium La Extract Quercu- Ana,
dy's slipper Inc.ors, tRed
Extract Dandelon, Tar OaliJ
axacmn) Extract Quas~ia.
Extract Digitalis. FOX KHatsny.
Glove.) RhuhaTb.
Extract Dulcamara Dit -ar-aparjIla.
ter Sweet Sayn ISabinn)
Extract Ergeron, Canad.l Sangpnaria
fFlea BaneD IIyloodrootJ
Extract Gcntan. Extract senera, fScneka
. Geraniun, Cranes snake root
bllJ Evtrqct Sg3Iiuria
Extract lrossippium, Cot Queens Te-
ton Root F-htN
Extract Helebore. Niger Extract Stramonum.
(Hlack HelleboreJi Thorn AppcJ
Mobile. Jan. lsjp 1I-lsm
To be Csa.fnued
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There are four sisters IN Taunton, Mass.
whoso united weight IL o35 pounds, the
Youngest weighing $50 pounds.
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SfcaXR6.

Strayed,
FROM the subscribers. in
- Choctaw County, Ala, four
V~ miles east of Nicholson Store,
a sorrel horse PONEY, about
W" four years old, blaze in the
face, from the nose up. No
other mark recollected. Said Poney was
raised in Jasper County, Miss, and we
presume he will try to make his way back
to that place. ANY information in rela-
ton to him will be thankfully received,
and all trouble literally rewarded. Adj
dress the undersigned,
A. n. & S. NJ. BELL,
Puscus, Choctaw County, Ala.
April 90 1859. 28-3t
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small newshoy 20 a Mortified dandy
won't you scraf my cad. Mister my
'ands ia 90 cold ant"
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This unique and r1ammoth establishment combines
a greater number Of attractions than we're ever be-
kPHANTS, Antony aud Cleopatra. are the same
@hIrh for months. created the greatest fuTOIe
London and Paris while -ecenily their perform
months at the Broadway Theatre, New York. Their
wonderful dociy, and the peTfccrio of their train
ing make them the most interesting specimens Of
the animal creation that the world ha' ever
All their faculties have been developed to the great
est extent and they stand forth SUI 6ENTRs the most
remarkable of their kind. They stand upon their
heads. play upon musical instruments ascend in.
the most accomplished acrobatS.
In addition. Bailey Co.'S Circus and Menagerie
comprises a splendid collection Of WILD ANIMALS,
including Lions Tigers Bears, Leopards Hyenas,
Panhers, Ostriches, &C. besides large and varied
the most beautiful Tropical Birds.
The troupe Of Riders, Naulters Lady Equestriennes,
&c is the largest and most thoroughly artistic now
travelling in the United States, and comprises the
following distinguished names:
MING; LOUISE BUBoE5, from the Cirque Partisan,
Mr.. X. SM I'll the great Principal Rider.
NJ Y W. PERRY the best four Horse Rider in
"a. .. p fEPHENs, the wonderful Protesn Eques-
La BELLE ISABELLA, the sylph of the Circle.
Mr. r. SMITH the Great Buffo Singer.
HAZLET BEDEAU, the world renowned CoDtor-
tonlsts.
~ MuLLIGAN, the Comic Negro Delinestor.
THoRNE donaldson. the throughly accomp-
and vaulters.
Ine towns, Messrs. SMITH a. WARD,
are the very embodiment oifun and IOcularity Their
Jokes are numerous fresh. spicy and p.quant full =
hIt> a. the times and fo!les If the day vet entirely
Tree from anything which the most dehcatc,y const-
tued mind could take the IL ghtest exception to-
Bailey Co.'S Exhibition, therefore, comprises eIe-
CANT Horsemanship, splendid Menagerie. Slack
Rope Performance, New Singing. Comic and Classic
Dancing, Wonderful Posturing Grand Spectacular
Effects Character Equestriansm and more novel
and interesting programme than ever before Of
ferol TO the public. Each entertainment will con-
clude with Comic Afterpiece. introducing all the
comic talent IN the company.
The American Brass t''inr. composed Of picked
Musicians accompanies the EXIT Ition and will pre-
cede the Grand Cayacade on lis entrance % each
town. drawn by Elephants in Harness, attached 10
the magnificent Chariot Of Apollo.
The Pavilion Is large and commodous fitted up
with due regard % the comfort and convenience Of
the visitors, and the Proprietors pledge themselves
ina. nothing shall be found wanting 10 make this the
most elegant beautiful and satisfactory exhibition
that ever Visited this place.
ne Grand Entree into the town will take place on
Monday the 2nd Of May prox- at l. O'Clock
Doors open at 2 and = Performances commence
at 81 and ~
Admission 80 Cents. Children and servants Half
Price.
WILL EXHIBIT AT
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE-s

81 see Advertisement Of Dr. s.yT1Hr'. Liver Inviq
orator in another column. ls-ly
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TuE StcEtEs TuAL.-This interesting
trial. at last accounts. was still going on in
Washington city. The examination Of
witnesses by the prosecution had been con
cludcd and the defence had been opened
by a speech from Mr. Graham, prelimi-
nary TO the introduction Of witnesses on
the pert q the prisoner. The speech Of
Mr.. Graham, aud indeed the whole pro
cecdings. are reported with great minute
ness by the Washington and New York
papers. The points made in the opening
speech Cor the defendant are stated by one
Of the paper.
This address wa. eloquent and Of great
length. His positions were that to kill a
sedpccr IN the excitement of agony. upon
the discovery Of dishonor. was no murder
and he traced the history of such cases
through the English and American re-
ports. Then taking up the Bible. he cited
texts from Genesis TO the New Testament.
iustitying the killing Of the seducer
But he would own that. on the evidence
thus far adduCcd by the State, the jury
were compelled 10 ucquit the prisoner
Tie seemed % suggest the doubt whether
the death Of Mr.. Key from the hands Of
/ Sitkles was absolutely established. and
alluded in this connection 10 the fact that
The hall extracted was of a size that would
not tit the pistols supposed 10 have been
I used. We think however. this will not
/ be seriously relied ON hy the defence.
No witnesses were called for the defence
/ on that day. The written confession of
Mrs. Sickles will not be received as evil
\ denCe.
The confession Of Mrs. Sickles has been
published in the papers. aud is said 10
have caused very deep regret to Mr.
Sickles, on account Of his daughter.
Public sympathy Is very strongly in e,
yor Of Sickles. and there can be no chance
Of convicting him. The rule in this coun
Try is too well established, despite Of statu
tory enactments. that the scduccr under
takes his guilty work with his life in his
hand and that the husband, father. broth
or, or any near relation Of his victim, vii
be- held blamcless for killing him ON sight
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PLANTERS IN WANT

PLANTERS IN WANT
o.
\ CORN AND FLOUR MILL,
CHEAP, DURABLE AND o. GREAT cAPACIT.
Which viii grind Corn and Cob or any kind Of
Gram. for feed; make Hominy and family Meal. also
superhue Flour-slmPle IN construction. and can be
used by animal wind steam or water power-are in
yted % call At the
Southern Machinery Depot,
70. IS CAHr srREEE.
NEW ORLEANS,
And see in operation from Q o'clock A, NJ. 70 p. NJ,
z. COLEMAN'S
METALLIC FARM MILL.
PRICES
With Sieve, for sitting Corn Meal, while
With Boiler. for making -upeThne Flour,
while grinding 90
:. A. HUBS,
Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi.
Nelg Orleans. Feb 1889. ls-3m
81 see Advertisement Of Or. s.ST1Br's Liver Invig
orator IN another column. lS-ly
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RT-CAUTIONl None are genuine unless the
words H0lolCau, Nor YORK nd L0ai3g' are discern
idle as a WdttT marx in every leaf Of the book OF d
rections around each pot or box; he same may be
plainly seen by holding The lcgf % The tgtt. hand.
some reward will he gwen Go any one rendering such
information may lead Ia the detection Of any party
or parties countertyuug the medicines OF vending
the same knowing them 10 De- spurious.
80 sold at the Manufacforirs of Professor HOMO
v,y 50 Maiden Lane. New York and by all respect1-
M, Dru.lrists ana Dealers in Medicine throughout
~, i-ni.sd states and the civilized world IN pots at
Is cents % cents and 81 each
larger sizes. .. /.
.vsrv disorder are affixed 70 each pot,
e'S Ne, Tort. Feb. 1859 ls-ly