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personal LIBERTY. 1T is well to un-
derstand and admit the fact, that sever
al Northern States are fully resolved up
on violating the Constitutional compact,
and setting at naught the Laws of the
land as laid down by our Supreme Court.
The New York Tribune gives us this sum-
mary of bill now passing through the
New York Legislature
PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL.-The Personal
Liberty bill, now pending before our State
Legislgture, at Albany, appears to have
been drawn with great care and skill.
1t has four objects in view. The first is
to prevent any person holding any Office
or special authority under the laws of
this State whether civil or military, from
taking any share or part whatever in the
official execution of the acts of Congress
for the surrender of fugitives from labor.
This object is embraced in the sections of
the bill from the ninth to the twelfth, in
elusive. The second object of the bill,
carried out in the thirteenth section, is to
secure to all residents in this State de-
fence, at the public expense, against any
attempt that may be made to carry them
out of the State, under the claim that
they are fugitives from other States,
bound to labor under the laws thereof.
The third object of the bill is to secure
to all persons so claimed the privilege of
jury trial, upon the point whether or
not they are fugitves from labor, liable,
under the Constitution of the United
States, to be removed out of the State.
The fourth object is totally to prohibit
the holding of any person in this State as
a slave, or the exercise over any person
therein of any right of property, either
by sale, purchase, delivery or otherwise,
We might, perhaps, add, as fifth object
of the bill the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. any
doubt or suspicion which might attach to
it in consequence Of the arbiter dicta OF
| some of the Judges in the Dred Scott
case-the entire right of this State of New
York to admit as citizens persons of Afri
| can descent.
1t is not clear to us that there is any
thing illegal or unconstitutional in this
Bill. But the measure is, of course based
on the full expectation that no Northern
jury will ever allow runaway negro t
be restored Take it either way-be the pro
posed Bill constitutional or not-whethel
the law is to be nullifed by the Legisla
ture or nullified by the juries-at any
rate no Southern master will ever agaiI
recover his fugitive slave from New York
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On the ISt Of each meath $40 scheme with a Can
ita ~ san0o will be- drawn and ON the 18th Of each
month q s scheme, with Capital OF sJ0O0u will DE.
drawn.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear it,
I.ur lost Orders punetiially attended TO. Comrnu-
nicaiions strictly confidential Notes of sound Banks
taken at par.
Those wishing purticular numbers sbouId order
Immediately Registered Letters at our risk
Certified copies of the drawing mailed 10 slI pur-
chasers Of Tickets Immediately after the drawInr
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AdmInIstrator,s Notice.

To all persons interested in the Estate Of
JOHN FUTCH, late of Scott County,
Mississippi. deceased:
VOU are hereby notified that the un-
Il dersigned, Administrator of said Is
tate, has presented a final account of his
administration to the Probate Court of said
County, and will, at the next term there
Of, lthe first Monday of May next) apply
for its addition and allowance.
LEE p. MURRELL.
AdmiEistrgi0r.
March 20 1870 3j-jt
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THE LIVER INVIGORATOR

Il 4 SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and is
daily working cures almost too great 20 believe Il
cures a. IL by magc ths fst dose qirinq bsnsdi
aud seldom more than one bottle Is required 10 cure
kinl of LIVER Complaint from the worst Jairl-
dics D1spepsia n common Hoadache, all Of which
are the result of Diseased Liver.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
SANFORD a CO. Proprietors, 3i5 Broadway, ~ York
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March 30. 1859
Executors Notice.

EAeCuIOf'N NOIICt'
WHEREAS Letters Testamentary Of
w the last Will and testament of HEN
RG DAY, deceased. were granted to the
undersigned, at the present term OF the
Probate Court of Newton County. State Of
Mississippi; now all persons having claims
against the Estate Of said decedent, are
hereby required to exhibit the same with
in the time limited by law, or the same
will be barred.
J. G. GALLASPY,
Executor
Mlr,h 81 1853. 2j-6t
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Caution Co the Public.

"STWTTUI " NTINITIN "TUNUUN DOOM ON,
~CLrH HDFSE' ON srf. tsf.
beware ut HhuuNIuus mINtUrgs. ruf Uu Iu bottles,
bearing tho thuye titles They Hrr 800 common WtN-
% Gins. anil until compared with te genuine Charles
London Cordial Gu. they are apt o. deceive the uu-
wHrN.
ztI in Mobile. hy !. e. uUBuSEG a co. - aud 90 Wa
Ger atrprc gEO CUSTER. % uluphin street aud D. ;.
HNTtHEiuW, Battle House Drug Store.
tu New Orleans hv 90. %. WuuUAlAN, corner ~
Common and MNltIur strtrt-t t. y. MuNitisON. u
Magazine streets sYNE pRuNAN, ia Canal street.
and EuNl Nd q. CuA}LES. Upueral Agent
% Ulllaluly New York.
For sole by JOSIAH JONES. Pauldna Mis-.
Nee Tart sept. - tsls. 50-ly
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AdmInisIrator's Notice.

NuAhAhAAtHAtOA NOAINC'
\" HEREAS Letters Of Administration
w on the estate of SIM EON DUK +.
deceased, were granted to the undersign-
cd 10y the Honorable Probate Court of
Jasper County. at the March term thereof.
1859: now, all persons indebted to said
estate will please come forward and make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them.
duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. d. l.. DUKE.
WM. =. DUKE.
Administrators.
March 9. 1859. 22-6w
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Mrs. Brady of New London, who
apparently died very suddenly some days
though cold, exhibiting no signs of decay,
and the flesh preserving its softness and
purity. She has now lain in a warm room
FIVE days.-NeQ Haven NaCs.
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To Young Men.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

NNTEiL
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ELBERT MURRELL,

uEALEu
STOVES, AsTINGs, TIN-W A II n,
Pumps, Lead. tupperand Wood Pipes. Bath Tubs,
britannia, japan and Plauished Ware,
also. every description u
TN CORP EN. A n u % y " %
Done un short notice. and on reasonable terms.
FRUIT CANS ALWAYS ON HAND.
LI.lall. Nv. " lAaa T-Gm
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TOTAL DEPRAvITY.-The following nor
rible tale is from the ST Louis De''ocT@''
Read and Shudder.
At Mayer's boarding house on the
East side of Second street, between toP-
lar and Almond, an unusual merry "Su-
ding came off on Tuesday night ana tne
dance was prolonged tlii past one, IN the W
morning. The bride and groom then re-
lai'Sg llriS- the bed and bedding had been
socriligiouslv s,a, stolen from the nuptial
bedstead! Some vindictive wretch had
Gained felonious ingress at the rear, and
Greeted a robbery unparrelled in the his
tory of matrimony. 1t is coniectured
that so fell vengeance could only have
been devised, and executed by some
disappointed lover of the bride"
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For tickets address
w. Q. DAWSON & CO.. Managers,
SAVANNAH OF MACON, GA

RS-prizes cashed either Ia Macon ar savannah
Ia or at No SOL St. Charles betwref, tlrsyfr and
Commercial Place, New Orleans, La.
March 30, 1862 25-ly
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New YORK, March 3O.-The latest re-
ports previous to the sailing of the steam
er were more pacific. 1t was rumored
that France and Austria had agreed to
suspend or reduce ornaments.
Mr. Preston, our Minister, had been
received at Madrid.
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Son ReNVard-

RAN AWAY from the
AeSA undersigned, on the second
(|11N day of January last, negro
Nh man named PETER. lie l.
OK about five feet six or seven
eA inches high-looks to be a.
o. Y bout thirty-hve years old
,sz.-.aJsso, copper color-his hair and
whiskers. which are very
black, he wears long-speaks quick, aud
Is very smart. His left year Is bitten off.
Said negro formerly belonged to the es-
tate of VIM. Chapman, late of Wayne
county. deceased. | will pay the above
reward for his delivery to me. ten miles
west of Enterprise, on the Paulding road.
WM EASTERLING.
March %. 1889 24-3w
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Hon. OVID G. SPARKS, Mayor Of Macon. la.
ROCHE a BELL, savannah, Ca r. Y BLOOM. Cot
ton Factor, Macon, Ga FARLEY, JUREY a CO.
New Orleans.
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An exchange paper says that the girls
are so hard up for husbands, in some parts
of PENNSYLVANIA, that they sometimes
take up with printers and lawyers
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LandCOrS sale.

HNlIE subscriber wishing to concentrate
Il his capital in the Commission husi-
ness, offers for sale large tract of LAND.
in Jasper County. Miss. containing 2O6o
acres, and lying on Quatlah and Talla-
hala Creeks. The price will be low to a
purchaser of the whole-or it would be
divided, if desired.
JOS. BORDEN.
Mobile, Ala.
Dec II ISIS Off
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Runaway from the un-
R< dersigned, near Waynesboro,
MN Wayne county, Mississippi, on
T thenight ofthe 18th of August,
M inst, bright Mulatto boy,
w named MAS: aged about 2l
SSe4ASyear 5 feet Q inches high /;
weighs l30 pounds; spare built; rather a
down-cast look; speaks very intelligently
| think there is some white person con-
nected with him he is well dressed: carri-
ed away with him hand-axe. ] think that
he is travelling towards Columbia. Marion
county, Mississippi. win pay the above
reward for his delivory!io NE, or confine-
ment in any safe Jail where | can get him.
A. TAYLOR.
Hy,g.rsIoro d,,r 81 1873 I5-tf
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4O&trp.
Thoughts and Fancies.

M0LuE.
When you have lived your given span,
And had your need If glory.
Enjoyed in living all you can
and told life's cHrou- story
And chhned your last flint hollow strain.
Within your mortal chamber,
How much Of pleasure. JOY, OF pain,
Heart, will YOU remember:
l. there thought whose halowed fire
Escaping unto ether.
Shall watch this sinking frame expire,
And aoaf through time and wcathpr2
j. there pang, which mortal- earn.
Whose cold pho-Porio ernlgr.
Along thy Wondering mtne- shall burn
IN death, di-tcmpeTcd chamber
The flowers that ~ N, the winds that blow,
Arc tlic but al -.,as eysi.n
The JOYS that come, the hopes that 20.
But born to intuition:
Has love no pure and fadelc>s bloom
Whose cherished sweet remember,
shall Ike "a charuel lamp illume,
The silent vaulted chamber:
The whitening skull. the bones that beach-
Corruption may inhcrt;
Bur aIai -epulehral gloom can reach
The Wild aud ch3iule-- spirit,
And where. on yonder scattering wind,
That roam- this dark December.
shall float tins hOu-,les- wslf Of mind
When sealed her mortal chamber:
Toward Heaven' Heavens pale and placid bIu,
Were mOcHery to such spirit:
Hor Polar seas, which roll unto
That calm which they inherit.
Uf world. or world. thcu-wiud ca sea,
or Suuri-, reddcuing ember,
Thou dancing phantom DER tie lea.
How much shalt thou rymgmherg
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S25 Reward!

March 9, 1859.
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THE LIVER
IN Y &c D II A L o r
compounaea entirely from GUMS.

Il ONE OF THE BEST PtRGATIVE AND LIV-
Il ER MEDICINES nov before the public. that acts
q t1ftrTtis easier mlder. aud more efsectual than
any other medicine known. % h. mot only % Cafhdrfc
hut LfrFr remedy, acting first on the Lfrs- to eject
it- murid matter. thus accomplishing two purposes
gfeetullly. without any uf the painful feelings eXpe
rvur'd Boa tHs operations 0f most CGfhurtirs. Il
strengthens the system % the same time that pur-
&C. Be- aud when taken daily u moderate doses. Will
strengthen aud build it uP with unusual apldity.
The LAYER b. one uf the principal regulators IT the
human hudys aud when u performs it, functions
wgl. the powers uf The system fully developed.
The s1H1rh b. almost entirely dependent on the
healthy action nf the Lirtr for the proper perform
unce - s tuurtiuu-; when the stomach l. at fault
the bowels are a fault and the whole system suffers
in consequence Of0ne orEan--the Lucr-havng ccts-
81 to do il duty For the diseases of that organ, one
Of the proprctrrs has made t his study in practice
u more than twenty years, To- find some remedy
whcrrWith 90 counteract the many arrangements 10
i which t is llahle
NJ nr.H. tLaL LLL- r.u.-- LLn -L.rn.nh md nrn.
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CONDITION AND FEELiNG oF NR. WHITNEY BETWEEN las
-E---.--.- ----N ~. L..Lu.
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a)ew-Alurk directory,
A STEADILY INCREASING BUSINESS

A STEADILY INJREASlNU BUNlNESS
NOR the past Is years with the most ressPectabe
Il Merchants Druggists. and Hotels. and the fact uf
G0ldun stock an 10 acquires proper age. warrants uS
in calling attention 20 our ,tl'N amt SYSTEM %
Drrttys and al-o in soliciting Your orders. o.
arninsfiou ,Fben purchasing We have standard quail
itis- franl te oldest shippers OF OoGNAc iaNNnI, of
,liasr,pt rralls and vutgc- put up la duzruS, from
Al to - per doz Al.a. M,ptIR,. sHEneY and PoRr.
nom tie list huu-t- in Europe. Of grades and prices
,itf f,rt With th. alve 90 with elegant brands and
itisfs. I..lfip,f suf Name We have al-u---
tn amber Rhine Fiu-k-, with handles NNhRo,Iu and
s,putr.ta WHISKY. containing old buufluu and Mo-
non -lltelt-
ln Wedgc-shape Bottle NilEsH'Ni -fpNAeu 'oEttAl,
approved 1T DIS eminent phN -ictins.
dtn r., 5, HlL,vn t,ty. with ftc siuc ofthc Royal
IN Plne Apple shape Bottles. ON l'NE Arrtr Rev
lu Temple shape hottlcs CoNsfifufoN lhftiis, supc-
rinr tp auy impnFtrd
In Esrthen lugs. Amsterdam imported SrlDrHUt.
CUutr1t SCuVtrr-
- - Wurtnex & co.'s Scuun,v ~cHSrrs.
Us-Of an the abuve We are the -olE fRpPBlE-
TORS The prices a. los a they can possibly hc
afurcd aud fhc rfuloei rcanrc can y Piaccd in tlc
s,eiiy ~ "a diferant aftisas and rap ~ t4-es VII
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said, continued Ponsonby; not heed
ing the interruption Sir, | am very
bors. People think l never want any
rest, but that can stand being perpetu-
ally wound up and kept on the go. With
your permission, I'll get into bed, and
without waiting for an answer, into bed
it got,
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WHOLESALE AGEYTS.

5S$E ss$yit" SCI H"sS%S S5aEiR %EiPR and S,rorlsan
}. &. LANIER co.. Nicksburg.
Feb. I, 1859. ls-ly
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situation wanted.

flfMn LADIES cHmnatcut ~ Instruct in all depart
II meufs ui ellucafion. snld aud ornamental, desire
~ establish u Seminary iu g healthy locauon. Ad
drsss THE MISsEs BLANK.
March o., 1859. asst
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B.m.& y. a. wHITLOCK & CO.,
NJ n ~ E n S.
n Hickman street, corner Of Nassau,
lNEtnIr urplsrE rur N-ruR u fJsEI
ieu duur- from thr tty lHl Park,
We Keep constantly 1n hand large stock Of
togNNC D u a u Z T. ~,
uf Our own impart4 1n. b"ng selections uf the hest
brands 8ud vintage boz half pipes. quarter ua eighth
Dssk4 Iu fHr same assortment uf TIrkBa,-. large
variety uf WINtS. together Hih JAMAICA EI NJ,
uUIIANuGtN~. anil other luuur-.
fINE ~tttAE~ rom tI' best ul1ul.t'.''fl'- boz Ha-
vIua- The ytuJl- Ar1Ile- 20 ''ouuinr Virginia Manu-
flrturud Tobacco. ut.-tly put up upon url.r-. and
general as-urtmcut ui
TEAS AND FINE GROCERIES
We rrsuiiss those who may eutru-f their ori.r- to
u.s. sHiIrr -lfi. 8rln ", Hr, very pHsful boo 1ur --
gu1n- auI understand Che require uaur- af uur pl--
t.uiar- iuI 90 uUt ok auV una f1 LH.u ug ply t.r
goods Boo ans Way deficient and although ono hu-I-
noes .- Biualy very large W. have tur Necessary f.
eIUtaz ttr ft- further increase.
Afr T.Hi July. l.as. AHly
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InsOIVen sDtice.

"HEREAS, al t|4f December term,
w A. d. 1858, o sc Probate Court OF
Newton County. ipli, the estate OF
ABEDNEGO ROB- was declared
InsOlvent:
Now ttless ORE. - .l..szes &C Eaid es-
tate are hereby notiket q come aforward
and have their claims duly PrObated, and
registered in the register kept by the clerk
of said county, within twelve months from
the date of this publication, or they will
barred. HAMILTON COOPER,
Erse,Hor.
Jan. |. 1859. l2-Gm
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Ha-t AITl ~ '-Nuue ore gguIiur uul'-s the
wHrd4 ff#Taftf NHr Il.i uti Ls.'1l are ii-et ru-
ihe uafsr Hs4rt Iu every leaf uf the b1uk ut d.
r.atIHI- Hrluud elth pot oT box tue some may DE-
plainly seen 'y hHifHY fhg i.rf ~ Do Or hand
sufur rsFTrU tIl w. gwen tI ans rus rendering such
Information lrlsl tu tIa df.nu Ut ans party
lr p#r.Isa Huuufrrt. thing tlr uruH ines or vending
thr same. knowing them to hr spuruu-
e. -fId 10 t.fe ~ luUffUfuriH- 90 Professor " tlo
wtr, ~u Mtisu Lone. NsN York aul iy 1H rr- peetl-
blr uruEEI-tt 1nd uvtIsr- In Medicine throughout
tha United ~ff.a4 gui fIr flyrIi world u pots no
81 cents ti cents. ani 30 U.irl
Es There i- "a causdl rsb.s saving hy taking the
larger sizes.
NH-urcrtors f,r the gIsIlau.- Il patients In
every disorder arr lliXcd tu each pot
Nar T.It. teb tsll t9-lv
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'KILES PAIABLE WIIHUUI KEDIUIl
GRAND SCH RME.
All Prizes paid Immediately afier the Drawing.

TICKETS:
whoIes S5, Halves $3.50, Quarters 81 rs
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Lives there a man with soul SO dead,
Who never to himself hath said,'
The scamp who stole that bridal bed
Deserves to live and die, unwed,
With maidens old to punch his headl
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edy j. az last found. any = vent the food from ri--
person troubled wish > iug and souring.
lIN ER COMPLAINT = Only one dose taken
any % it4 forms, has but before retiring prevents
o. Try bottle and con = NIGHTMARE.
vttion is certain. = only one dose taken
The-e Gums remove = at night, loosens the
an morbid or bad mat - bowels gently. and cures
ter from the system. sup. - |ttf-IlN ENEsSS-
plying IN their place q =. one dose taken after
healthy flow of bile, in- - each meal will cure
vigorstng the stomach. - DYSPEPSIA.
causing fBud Co digest = H5-One dose Of two
we PuEfFYGyG the BLOOD = spoonfus will ALWAYS
giving tone and health = relieve SICK HEAD
% the whole machinery. = ACHE.
removing the cause of. One bottle taken for
the dl-cu-c-etiectiug n female obstruction re-
radical cure. moves the Of the
BILIOUS ATTACKS. : disease, and makes "A
are cured, and. what - : perfect cure.
better PREVENTED, by the. Only one dose imme-
occasional of the = .diately relieves CHoLIc,
Liver Inyisoratlr. - while
one dose after eating. = One dose often repeat
il sufficient a. relieve. = ed D. "a sure cure for
ERA
As-Only one bottle j. needed to throw out Of the
system the effects Of medicine after long sickness.
h5-One bottle taken for JAtNDlCE removes all
Sallowue-~ or unnatural color from the skin
One dose taken short time before eating gives Vi
gor % the appetite, and makes food digest we'll.
one dose often rel Gated cures CHRONIC nIAR-
RHtEA u itS worst forms, while 81 NMER and BOWL
Complaints yIeld almost 90 the hrst dose.
Que or tao doses cures attacks caused by WORMS
n Children; there is surer. -aier or speedcT rem
/ eds in the world. a. It Hsrsr tatts
/ ah-urhgut~
We take pleasure in recommending this medicine
/ rs preventive for FEVER and At.t p CHILL and
/ FEVER aud an FENEliS Il BILIOUS TYPE. Il
operates with certainty, and thousands willing 20
| testify tolt- wonderful virtues.
AnUho use d giving their unanimous testimony
/ iu it, favor.
/ Hs-Mx water in the mouth with the Iuyigorator
/ and swallow tufh together.
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TrqaI AS6I Isenltnts.
I,,soTrelll loficr.-

WHEREAS, at tla. November term,
w 1858. of the Preat Court of New
ton county, MississiprI he estate of CUL-
LIN SIMS, was declale lhsolvent: Now.
therefore, all persons = ing claims against
said estate are hereby nosifed to file the
same with the Probaie Clerk of said coun-
ty, duly Probated d 1egistered accor-
ding to law. within #elst months from
the date of the fast pE 'ieition of this no
tice, or they win be b4leq
G. lf.lSIMS, AIB'r.
Nov O0 1873 6-6m
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W.C.DAWSON & CO., Managers

CLASSES I and draw at savannah Gil.' April llth
and 25th iS5o AZ ARNORY HALL, under the sworn
superinteHdence Of Commissioners W. X. SAMONS,
and j. NJ. PRENTISS, Esq rs.
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a'AisrellanepnG.
- v - Y T'FF'F77- ~
More Medical Juggling.
GREAT EXCITEMENT At THE ACADEMY
OF MEDICINE!
FALSE THEORIE S EXPOSED.
THE CAUSE OF WHITNEY'S DEATH
sHROuDED IN MYSTERY.
TINE True sCIE.7rE EET.EILED.

MEDICAL IYc0MPETEYcY ExrusEp.
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EoR PuRiEYiNIaI - rae BLOOD,

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
AND FOR ruE CURE oF
NrrufiH WTrIrrf nflfs.s SfHiiarf 2 'C-rL RhruHla.
ts.l tsffaf1Hf F.Hnf.afts Hafrrs.t Lirfr CIHi-
pi1iaf RrHtrifis ,sff khfliHi, taasHapfiaH,
Ftru eirrf p HsIIfffs f.H1's tsai-
rff.tfs 49, "A rr.#ffe NHpis.
lai.l glt-.ai .n.tltf 81
VNNEUY rHfulknf yDtr confirms and spreads iar-
IL tblI ana esief o. sol. .urr.ts D. pdtsiieH and
Deserved popularity % this fuy lulhle NeHinc prov.
Inr BE- o. t Go HHs rfieErH1a rriuetl agent known,
Iof tHH cure ~ 1l diseases arising uuu Hu Wupuru
state 81 tha blood A. uuid lperent Bni.af rta and
taulr u rHntuus tho thrus ulnat usou pruperiies oi
ms.leius t rlfsrs r1fiiFs. 1ui restorc-. The rap
idIfY with WhH fIIr FHf.ruf fnHuNfra
WENtrH ANu srNENfTW
under fII. tf.rI. IuHHFurt r. aururi.ur Each new
eaas u uhIrh u F applied furnishes Boz thc result a
nru eerfIdrafu uf Ia excellence; and We have only to
point tn fha accumulated Testimony of mulutuirs
who hHre rvprreured ts effects to oeuuvines iurleu.
NfF itself tI .ts rHil VHIuas
ANOTHER CURE 90 sCHOFrLA
u.srf A. D. q b Suliss teui.emsu1t have far
uHaflv three VrHra taUu troubled with thnt lrruffl
isrHaD a.raHI8s much so. tn le offensive to uy
Del. tsn. H tn I1y sf amt tn 0Itu relief have tried
every kIHtl af ma1eus thut gHulH under my nuticn.
without eft.et uue vt nY ueirhiHFs. eh1 bat been
eurrd Hf similar complaint lY Vour slraansriIt 3D.
vset t1 make tral nf t aui onu truly say that
30 h1s iHne nr world ~ Enn5l having completely
cured me Hoping thst mv evdeuee mas Induce
othrta sIuI lliv 1fnHted tn lapt the same remedy,
with thr s1uIH satisfactory results.
rguriu rr1flnffiy Yours.
SARAH Al D. puWLMAN
Prepared snd sUIl ty BAD. SANS. Wholesale
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