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sruAran SUIcfpE.-A letter from Ma
pies. received BY the steamer, says
sfaat week Vesuvius was the scene Of a
ls,,iorabla event. An American, who Il
!. aid had thc evening before received dis
.strous news from home. threw himself
nile In the presence Of q number Of travo-
i.rs of different countries into the current
of lava. He body was Of course almost
instantly consumed"
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OFEICkAL

L. B LAsSITER, Sheriff fand Tar Collector
9fJapr County
Aprll3, 273t
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Special Nutites.
IMPORTANT

YOU FEEL DEBILITATED.
YOU FEEL NERVOUS.
YOU ARE WORRIED ABOUT TRIFLES.
YOU CANNOT WORK WITH ENERGY.
YOU DO NOT FEEL LIKE DOING ANYTHING.
NOU HAVE No APPETITE.
NOU CANNOT SLEEP AT NIGHT
YOU FEEL. WEAK.
YOU FEEL DIZZY.
Then use HOOfaf5's German Bittcrs, they will cure
you without fail.
They prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jackson, AIS Arch
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, and sold by druggists
aud >torezeepcr~ in every town and village in the
United States, Csnadas and South America, for 4:
cents per bottle See that the signature Of c. NJ
jackson, l. on the wrapper of each bottle, 27-2w
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~ Ex Governor TucKER. of this State,
died 1T his residence In Marion county,
Alabama, on the Ord inst Gov. Tucker
was about sixty years old. and his death
seems 10 have boen sudden and unexpcc-
ted. lie was always known a. a man Of
strong natural intellect, was an ardent
party man, and figured actively in the
political contests Of this State. lie was
elected Governor IN is4i, and member
of Congress in lsi3. OF late years he re-
sided beyond the limits Of the State, aud
had passed rom the public view. but his
old friends remember his many excellent
qualities. and will hear Of his death with
sincere regret.
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THr NIcARAGuAN DEFICULrY.-Rumors
from Washington say that the President
will call an extra session Of Congress TO
consider our foreign relations, especially
as they relate to Nicaraguan affairs. The
high handed act Of seizing the steamers
Of the transit company, taken in conncc-
ton with other manifestations Of i'll will
towards this country by the ruling powers
Of Nicaragua, calls upon our government
70 adopt firm and decided course for
the protection Of American rights on that
lsthmus The authorities Of Nicaragua
appear 10 be animated by a deathless ha-
tired 20 the United States. and nothing,
apparently. would afford them more
pleasure than 10 he instrumental in pro-
voking war between this country and
the great powers Of Europe. The Mon
roe doctrine, and the Cincinnati platform
both demand Of our government to main
tain American ascendancy on this conti-
nent. peaceably Il II can be done. but for
chilly " necessary and the little govern
ment Of Nicaragua will have to be taught
that she cannot countervail the policy Of
the leading power in this American hem
sphere. With this view, and for this
purpose. we are informed that, the Presi-
dent Is using all the means at his COM
mand. In his capacity as commander-in-
chief Of the Army and Navy, he has or
dered all the available vessels Of war 10 be
made ready ior sea, in order to station
ing thcm on the Nicuraguan coast, where
they can be ready 10 exercise q due vigi-
lance over American interests, and meet
any exigcncy that may happen to arise.
AZ this iuncturc Il is peculiarly uniortu-
nate that he Is not clothed with more
power. lie discharged his duty in re-
questing Congress TO invest him with the
necessary power TO protect American in
terc-ts on the continent But that body
in its wisdom. or it, want OF wisdom,
thought proper 10 treat his request with
contempt The result j. now before the
country. and the people will not be slow
in Judging who Is 70 blame for whatever
Of evil occurs-the President or Congress.
The case isvery well stated by the New
York Express, an opposition paper. Speak
/ ing Of the recent occurrences in Nicara-
qua, the Express says:
We donot know that there Is any rene
dy for these grievances. The President
/ called the attention Of Congress to them
a few weeks since. and asked FOR the ne
cessary power 10 enable him TO obtain re-
dress. But the demagogucs and poEti.
clans there. insensible to the honor and
interests Of the Republic, and only alive
10 petty schemes Of party or personal
profit. treated the request with contempt
! The consequences are just what were pre-
/ dictod. The petty States Of Central Amer
lea, knowing that they are not 70 be held
90 account. are evidently determined tC
crush out, not only English with Van
kee influence, but Yankee commerce on
the lsthmus. and the determination, j
would now seem. is to be strengthened by
English and French-but especially b!
French-support.
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Religious.

A two days meeting will be held At Mt.
Zion Church, on Saturday and Sunday, 10th
and 18th of April. The first quarterly
meeting will be held at Garlandsville on
the 4th Sunday, and the Saturday pre-
ceding.
4. ]. WHEAT, P. c.
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Mobile Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE MOBILE REGISTER,
Monday Evening. April IL. J
CoTToN-The demand was light and
sales confined chiefly to completing or.
ders. Stock on sale bare, and factors
generally firm. Sales 200 bales. Mid.
dlings l2sc.
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- The Yictsjarg WAg says Gov.
Foots has not made known 10 his friends
IN that city that he has any thought Of
running for Congress In thil Distrrict.-
We hardly think, rumor 10 The contrary
notwithstanding that Gov. Footc. means
40 run against Mr. styotEroS. lie ia too
old q soldier not 10 know that "tho better
mart of valor Ia discretion"
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N FROM the subscriber Dark
IvakS Iron Gray Filly, three years
HA.IJ old, well made, medium size.
SslA==eAse Any person bringing or con-
veying word to the undersigned owner of
said animal, viii be paid for their time
and trouble. Address the undersigned at
Prairie Line, Jasper County, Mississippi.
CHARLES HODGES.
April l3, 1859 27-tf
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CAUTION TO BoTs.--A few days since,
Edward. a noble little fellow some seven
years old, son Of Mr.. VIM. X. Robertson,
Of South Carolina, strayed from his pa
rents side in sportive mood, with three
little companions into an adjoining room'
where they espied a gun. They we're
told that Il was uuloaded, but wishing 10
ascertain more correctly, the unfortunate
his mouth 10 blow, while one Of his com
paniOns elevated the cock TO leave an ap-
erture for the escape Of the air. But
while doing 40 the cock slipped from his
hand, the cap exploded and Edward was
killed, the whole charge entered his neck,
laoerating II dreadfully.
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TuE SicKLEs TmAL At WAsuINGroN.-
The SicSles trial commenced on the 4th
inst. Seven eminent lawyers, viz: Z. VI.
stanton, p A. James, James r. Brady,
Daniel RatcliHe. samuel Chiffon Graham,
and Messrs Magruder & Phillips. lthe
latter formerly Of Mobile) appeared for
the defence. The prosecuting attorneys
are Messrs. Ould and Carlile. Of Wash
ington City. The court room was Of
course thronged with eager spectators
Mr.. Sicklez pleaded not guilty. and the
selecting Of the jury commenced. A pan
el Of thirty was called, but of these only
Eve were selected and the Court adjourn
ed over 10 the next day. On the second
day. the jury was completed, after which
the Court adjourned, and would proceed
with the trial on the day following. One
Of the New York papers Of the 81 inst,
has the following on the subject:
Many Of Mr. Sickles's personal friends
have gone 10 Washington 10 be present
during the trial. Mrs. Sickles, ! hear,
will 80 tomorrow, her presence in Wash.
ington during the proceedings being con.
sidered indispensable by counsel. Tho
still bowed down with grief and shame
the lady's general health Is said 10 be ex
cellont. She pleaded earnestly 10 be ex
cusod from returning 10 Washington. and
urged that any statement IL might b
necessary for her b make might be com
mitted 10 writing. These rcmonstrances
however. are Of no avail, and the uhhap.
ny woman has no alternative but 20 re-
concile herself AZ best she may. 10 the cir.
cumstanoes 81 tho case.
Gen. Walbridge. who was one Of the
two opponents Of Sickles in the last can.
vass In the Third Congressional District
u one of the witnesses that have been
summoned by the prosecution.
Alligator Branch will also be OF
hand. An army Of newspaper reporter
from the city journals have gone 10 Wash
ingtou 70 give full history OF the case
The pictorial papers have likewise mad
arrangements Tor illustrations OF the trial
intending 10 give accurate portraits Of al
the witnesses that may be called.
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- The steamer Canada arrived AZ Hal
lisx on the sth INST. rom Liverpool. with
advises b the 26th uil Cotton has al
vanced III per pound In the Liverpool
market. and che sales of the week were
vurY heavy The news ~ the Canada 4
ofa pacific tendency. The European Con
rreus it u now understood j. 10 assemble
~ decide upon the questions which threat
cned The peace Of The continent. Austria
and France. the tWo powers most interest
FL, have consented 30 the Congress. and
other nations, including England win BE-
represented.
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Meeting Of the Board of General Asso'n.

Notice is hereby given that the next meeting Of the
Executive Board Of the General Association Of Reg
lar Bsptsts Of South Eastern, Miss will be held with
Zion Hill Church, II miles south Of Raleigh, Smith
County. Miss on Saturday before 5th Lords day in
May next n. L. CLARKE, President
DeoatuI. March 1859.
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- The new telegraph line between
Mobile and New Orleans, which Is about
forty miles shorter than the old one, will
be in operation. say the city papers, by
tho first Of May The old line Is to be
kept up, and with the two Il is hardly pro
liable that communication between the
cities can ever be interrupted.
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TuE AurpicAy Honsss IN EyoLANp.-Tho
American horses now in England, as we
learn from the Spirit Of the Times, are
engaged In the following stakes.
Prioress-ln the Stewards Plate at
stockbridge and the Trademarks Plato At
Chester Spring meeting.
Bonita-swoepstakes Of 80 sovs. each At
Newmarket second Of October. Derby and
Oaks stakes al EPSON, g. James Palace
stakes At Ascot, St. Leger stakes At Don
caster, Yorkshire Oakes and Ebor 81. Le-
ger Al York in August.
Woodburn-ln al the above, except
the frst, third and seventh
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To CAaFrNrEns-Thc attention Of car
ponters is invited 10 the advertisement
for proposals 10 build Church, signed by
Dr. NIXON. and others. The pay will be
forthcoming when the work Is completed.
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SS-Thousands of females die annually for want Of
remedy for the ailments to which they are incident
The only such remedy we know of is Sir James
Carke's Female Pills. They are put up in bottles,
containing so pills, with circular containing expli-
cit directions and sent post free for 81 and postage
stamps. They are well known to be the only sure
and safe remedy for female diseases and obstruc-
tions from any See new advertisement in an
other column.
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RELIGIOUS Notice

The District conference of the Congrega-
tional Methodist Church, will be held
at Smyrna church, on Saturday before
the fourth Sunday, in April.
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n4- Al the last term Of the Kemper
county Circuit Court.-Beason. convicted
Of stealing the negroes belonging to the
estate Of Jonathan Beason. and running
them 10 Florida, where he was arrested,
was sentenced 10 seven years imprison-
mcnt In the ponitentiary.
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p6- The voters Of the county will 6nd
In our present issue an article signed III %
upon the Court House question, 10 which
We invite their attention. The author
who Is one Of tho most intelligent and r..
spectacle gentlemen We have among a..
intimates his purpose Of continuing the
subject We hope he viii do 70, for he
has thought about Il, and h prepared 10
give good reasons for the conclusions at
which he has arrived What he may any
in rcgard 10 The matter. will be- instruc.
tive. and ought 70 be convincing 10 al
impartial minds.
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Radical Cures.-The best evidence Of the value
of medicine =, that 1t RADICAL CURE and not
merely affords temporary alienation of the disease.
This Is eminently the with DR.. BRAGG's ARCTIC
LINNENT, which therein differs greatly from the quack
nostrums so extensively advertised in the public
prints. DR.. Bragg is scientific physician. and his
invention Of the Arctic Liniment is founded on a
twenty years experience IN the treatment of the dis
eases for which it Is intended. The first instance Of
its failing to cure has yet to he recorded.
For sale in Paulding by S. F. CASTEEL 25-2w
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FlaE ~ NEw OutEaSs.-Within the last
week two large fires have occurred in New
Orleans. Oneof them Il is estimated. de-
siroysd property 10 The amount Of nearly
one million including 10000 bale. Of cot
con. The other was less serious. Both
Aces we're the result Of accident.
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na~ One n the scotch papers says that
Mungo Park. che great African traveller
has had a monument erected 90 his mem
mory at Solkirk. near his birthplace p
This is the FIRST instance In which We re-
collect 10 have heard Of a dead man s
having a monument erected to his own
memory 10 is singular that people who
presume 10 write Cor the public. should
thus butcher che vernaeulnr.
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NOTICE no BUILDERS.

TNHE undersigned, Building Committee,
will receive sealed proposals for the
building of Church eGifce, on the Shu-
buta Road, in Jasper County. near the res
idenc0 of E. G. Cooper, for the use of the
members of the Methodist E. Church
South, until the lst Monday of June, 1859.
Said Church ediice to be completed by
the Ist day of November, and to be built
according to the following specification,
to-wit The size of the houss to be 30 by
"A feet; height ofwall, from floor to plates,
ID feet corner posts by 10 inches; all
door and window posts by inches;
studding 3 bv 5 inches; 2 pannel doors in
front end; 8 windows on each side OF the
house, and 2 windows in the rear END,
on each side of the pulpit; each window
to contain "a glass lights, II by 10 lnches:
a neat pulpit in the rear end of the house,
similar to that in Pleasant Hill Church;
% prs. rafters, by inches at foot end
and by inches at top end: % joists III
by 2 inches: sills lengthwise the house
and sills width the house, IL by IL inch
es /; sleepers 2 by II inches, at intervals OF
2 feet through the length OF the mouse
cornice on the front end ofthe house, ana
boxing on each side; roof OF shingles oCL
of the heart of pine or cypress hoorlng
to be dressed, of quartered plank, ana
tongue and grooved; weather boarding
dressed outside; the weather boarding and
sills to be of the heart of pine. There are
to be seats II feet long on each side the
pulpit 10 seats on each side of the house,
leaving an aisle feet wide from the front
end to pulpit seats to be made OF dressed
lumber, and are to be boxed seats, similar
to those in Church at Pleasant Hill. The
house to rest on II pillars made of stone
or brick feet high; good steps in front
of the doors. The whole work to be done
in just and workmanlike manner.
The work will be paid for when the
Church is completed according to con-
| tract.
Bidders will address their proposals,
sealed, to A. f. Dantzler, at Paulding,
Mississippi.
A. F. DANTZLER,
| r. J. JONES, Sr.,
T. S. NEWMAN,
| R. r. ABNEY,
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8 CH OIL g .

A NEW INSTITUTION has just been
IA established at LAUDERDALE SPRINGS,
Mississippi.
Instruction will be given in the various
branches of ornamental and useful learn
ing.
The Principal, Rev. NEH. Brown, twen-
ty years connected with the first Schools
and colleges of the country, offers the
highest testimonials of ability and fitness
for his position.
Board with parental care for the comfort
and welfare of the pupil, may be had with
the Principal, or in private families, and
at reasonable rates.
Address as above,
n. BROWN,
Principal.
Ldudrddle Springs Mss.
Feb. IL, 1859. 1S-tf
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Ia Hon. GEORGE GoLDTHwArE, it seems
is to be the democratic candidate for Con-
gress in the Montgomery, Alabama, Dis
trit. Judge Goldthwaite is as able a man
as the State of Alabama contains, and it
is Of such men as he Is. that the South
ought to select her representatives in Con,
gress.
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AND SoAlDs.

9VFAuNS bAuNgO SSGAAOS9
4, U,Ila6BL ,S M For these dreadful accidents the
: !" ].
NVllHhEDBIIXM ARCTIC IINIMENT should be
MNlHHhAkHAIkNE/ kept on hand for it affords sure
W@E and mm edate relief often saw
NVIgIkYMMYNR ing from death. Every steam
boat and railroad train should
INV iW/HIZ</ keep it. Who that has heard the
AN E&BNdf - shreks Of anguish uttered by the
NNSA Scalded and MANNED victims Of
explosions and collisions, does not
- M feel that some means Of relieving
&EM their torture should always be
N7Nk@ accessible Such does exist in this
- - balmy pain controlling agent tits
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EMpLOYMRNFl

ESQ TO oIOO per MOnthII
E00 Active, energetic young men are wanted 20
ONJO act as agents in easy useful and honofaote
business by which they can certainly make rom ~
TO 500 per month. AS- Thereis hlsHibq heFe! -
For flIl particulars address enclosing two stamps
for retnrn POSTAGE w r. TERRY,
iOi ie'i" Rockingham, N G.
YNao A 1ssa 7-ly
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DRAWING of the Sparta Academy Lottery of-Geor-
IL ga, Glass Il, at Augusta, Georgia Saturday, April
ID, 1883. Wood, Eddy Co. Managers.
Successors TO Samuel Swan 4 Co.
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THE MOTHERS COMPANION.

eight twenty -Hve-eent bottles.
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
Every purchaser Of a dollar bottle of the ARCTIC In
nENT receives, at DR.. BRgg's expense, the UNITED
STATES JOURNAL, Of New York, for one year. The
Journal is Q large illustrated pAPer-eaeh number
tanning sixteen pages beautifully printed clear white
paper and 6led with original matter frUm the most bril-
liant writer's Of the country Certificate Of subscription
And.fu particulars Of the novel and phiAnthropie
terPse, Of ich this osr fOrms part win accompany
each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE
BRAGG q BURROWES, Sc. Louis, MO.
New YoH OFnCE, No. STl BROADWAY
Communications should always Be addressed 90 St. LOus.
For Sale by s. f. CAsTEEL, Pauldng, Miss, and BY
Druggist generally. 23u
MAY q, 1855
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b15- For the Mobile District the follow
ing gentlemen are urged by their respec-
tive friends for Congressional honors -
Hon. JAS. A. Stallworth, the present in
cumbent-Hon. A. b. Meek. John r.
Taylor, Esq, d. c. Anderson, Esq, +. X.
Beck, Esq, Hon. Percy Walker, Hon.
John Forsyth, William Z. Clarke, Esq,
and Hon. J. N. Calhoun. This, says the
Register, is a list out Of which a selection
can be made under whose lead the inter
ests Of the Democratic party would not
only be safe but triumphant
We hope it's no intrusion to say that
Judge Meek would be an ornament to the
United States Congress, or to any other
body Of which he should become mem
Iar
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To CONsUMPTIyEs.

hs- Clergyman having cured his son of Con.
IN ITS worst stages after being given up to
die, oy 'he most celebrated physicians, desires to
make known the mode Of cure (which provos spc
cessfu in every case) to those afflicted with Coughs
Nolds and Consumption, and he will send the
ny address, free Of charge. Address enclosing two
tanps to pay return postage
DANIEL ADEE
I'll Centre Street. n. York
NeV York, March 10, 1859. aa-lv
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HALES,
SsI,.ersg,t5fb
Mitncss. Id. Glenn.

These Bitters are prepared by DIR. C. NJ. Jackson.
as Arch Street. Philadepha. Pa, and sold at IS
cents per bottle, by druggists and store-keepers in
every town and village in the United States, Canadas,
and South America 25-2w
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE

WILL SELL FOR CASH before the Court House door
the following
nonIayment thereon for the 85
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Mrs. Markham'S School.

VNHE next session will commence Monday. the Sd
of January, prox, and continue five months
The Schools taught in Mrs. MS own residence, IS
retired and private and pupils thus during all
hours under her immediate supervision.
II will be her effort to impart the rudiments Of
sound, practical English edut alton, and to exercise
parental care over her pupils.
Pupils in the Elementary Misunderstanding Wri-
ting and spelling-Rlso in Grammar, Geography,
Arithmetic, Algebra. Geometry, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, History and Botany, will receive faithful
and diligent attention.
TERGs:
For month)..$2 90
For those in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
and History y
For those further 90
ASrPupils will he charged from the time of enter
ing until the end of the session. unless by special ar
rangement TO the contrary.
PdblLdinq, Mss, Dec g. 1858. LOTT
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AnAapie Nemeoy iOF ScufNy'-Durlng
two awful winters in the region Of eternaal ice, the
efficacy Of BRACES ARCTIC LNDENr, a cure for
Wy, was fairly put to the proofs and when is under
stood that the late Or Kane the person who test
ed it, no viii doub, that the ordeal search
ing one. The linment invented expressly for
DR.. kane's expedition and DR.. Bragg had the pleas
ure Of learning from the distinguished voyageur's
own lips, that he than satisfied with the ef-
fects Of tho remedy, and considered also invaluable
an antidote to all scorbutc ucerous and cutane-
Gus diseases. It il for sale all respectable drug
stores.
For eale in paulding l,v : L CASTFFT
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For sale in Psulding by ;. E. CAsTEEL.


Prof. De Grath would state explicitly that lie is
the dcoue and sole posessor Of The secret Of the man.
ufacture Of Electric OIL which could not be purehas-
ed for Sl.OOOOOO-and $4,000 will be given to any
chemist who will make it. My on has performed all
the cures published in the Ledger for years past
Ask Col Grant, 26 North Thirteenth street. Dr. Xii.
hngsworth, DR. keyser now at ST. Lawrence Hotel;
George G. Boyer. 302 North Third street, Mrs Can
non, Coates street; Paul Jones, Jarvis street; Mr..
Cripps, Thirteenth and Girard Avenue and others,
al iafaitumi who have been cured Of Rheumatism
Deafness, &c, uy my OIL in Philadelphia 1t is also
valuable remedy for Galds, Splints, SPAWN and
5 Iatches on horses.
Price . cents, 81 cents and ST.
PE0F. Charles DE GRATH
Philadelphia, Pa
For safe IN Paulding by s. f. CASTEEL. and by all
druggists throughout the country. 27-2w
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Specific Remedy for OnsumptiOn.-THE
GREAT Discovery or Dr. J. FRAScIs CHURCHILL or PARIS
Of means for the PREVENTION and Of this terrible
maady by the use ofthe HrPoPHosPHIrEs of LINE Sop.
and PoTAsH, Is "tdngs Of great joy" to all sufferers
CONSUMPTION l. 40 LONGER INcuRBIE startling as this
may seem.
bR. CHURCHILL'S WORK on CONSUMPTION
Just received from Paris, NOW IN PRESS and will be
published in few weeks. A copy Of tins invaluable
book together with important information, by letter
and CIRCULARS.
WILL BE GIVEN GRATIS
TO every sufferer in the United States who may send
OF call at my office, order by Express; but when
sent by mall Twelve oESrs in stamps must be enclosed
for postage.
The GENUINE HTPOPHosPHITEs, prepared CHEMICALLY
PURE, according TO rHE Of DR. CHURCHILL and
certified by Dr. CHIIToS and eminent Chemists,-price
= per bottle. three for S. with fun directions
Sold wholesale and retail by
J. WINCHESTER,
40 John street, New York.
Nec YOrN April 13, 1s5a 27-2w
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The Personal Liberty Bill was defeated
in the lower house Of the Massachusetts,
Legislature.
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NoO orleans, April 1.-THE steamer
Tennessee has arrived with Vera Cruz
dates 10 the 9th inst
Our Minister, McLane, has recognized
the Juarez Government.
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LARoE FUND.-The Order Of the Sons Of
Malta have in funds upwards Of $255, 900.