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SEWING MACHINE ELS.


II. b. EVANS, Agent.
01frs fsco Doors abore ,Ypepgter's Corner, Ndtc
Street,
JACKSON MISS.
A FTER long practical syperispce, and after
IA fully testinga large variety of scwir< ula-
chimes now before the public, my convictions have
forced me IL adopt the WHEELER 4 WILSON
Machine as the best for Family, Plabtation, and
general use, ever invented. Among the advantages
it possesses over every other Machine, are
LIST. Elegance and simplicity of construction,
and consequent freedom from derangemont and
need sf repairs.
I'd. Durability, caas, rapidity of operation, and
noiseless movement.
Sd. Beauty of stitch, drmness Of seam, and econ
omy of thread.
4tb. Applicability to a variety Of purposes and
materials.
5th. The "Rommer," an attachment which no
Other Machine has.
9Th. 1t will sew from one thousand TO fifteen hun
dred stitches in minute, and is equal in dispatch
of work 10 at least
Twelve Seanfstrcsses,
Tho machines, in variety OF pattern and style
of finish, from the -plainest to the finest parlor
melodeon attachment, may b. seen a. my Office
give every purchaser full observation-disclosures tee
the machine, and keep It in order tor one year,
free of charge, except IN case of unfair usage
The public arc respectfully invited to ,ali and
see for themselves.
~" Machine Needles thread and elk, ken.
constantly on hand and for sale.
Sewing Machines Of every description neatly re
paired st short notice.
July 2, '5S-tf HENRY B. EVANS.
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FOR
CHILDREN
TEETHING.
S + E T II E L AB Ell
on THE TOP OF EACH BOTTLE OF
HEIMSTREET,Sl AIMITABLE
HAIR ESTORATIV
Has the Signature of the Proprietor
w n re CAN q IN

We Es HAGAN d co.
LIVERY article which has a large and increasing
~ sale like this is liable to be conuterfejted 1t
is, as its name indicates, entirely IsIMITABLE" as
far its power to restore the Hair on bald heads.
and to give it tho color Of youth, Ono matter how
grey it may be, is concerned.
Use NO OTHER RESTORATIVE
BUT HEIMSTREET'S
1t is the original the only reliable and the cheap
est.-sB See the following testimony:
JACKSON, Mss, May 90, 1850.
w. R. MERwIE, 81 Market street, St. Louis, No.,
Advertising Agent for Hemstreet's Hair Resto-
ratiye.
DEAR SIR The Medicines you introduced into
city last winter ell having large SALE and
giving in overy case Subtraction. Mr.. James
Henderson Gone Of first citizepsl says that he
has used all Of the Hair Dyes and Restorafives of
tie day, bat has never used an article equal to
HEIMsTREET's IEIaITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
That it far surpasses any preparation that he has
ever tried for Restoring the Hair of the bald aud
groy to its original luz uriance and beauty"
You can write tho Proprietors, W. E. HAGAN &
Co, Troy, N. Y, that they have the cheapest and
best Hair Restorative in our market, and that 1t
gives satisfaction in every case.
Respectfully yours,
j. s. 6IZER, Wholesale Druggist.
W. E. HAGAN q co. sProprietor., Troy, n. Y.
Oct. ., lsoo-w&sH3m "A
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From New pTIeaGs ~
P c A AND L &
O'fce-ferry, Htnds O., Nise
GsPECIAL atteution vii. Re paid the radical care
~ of Hernia, Fistrlaia ano and flies
REFEKENCFs.-D DIR. :. a2ren stone, and Dr. san
uel Cartwright, New Orleans: DR.. n ("'n'
Rankin Co.; Major l.. A,nns, Kinds 60. Mas
Now IS '59--tf
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WICKER ROUSE AT sU'MMIT, MISS.

WICKER dOuSE AT SUMMIT, MISS.
- ME undersigned hSrtng leSsed oi u 3 p0opre-
4 toI for f~e yfNrs the nrop4rty heretofore
known the Sumrit hotel, ,ptosits We BepOts,
has thoroughly furnished the "a me with new turni-
of every desG.3lI tion. He is prepar,.i to
cimmOdate aoout seventy Sve persons. His SER
y-ufN experienced their vocation. Etbcntivs,
aud polite. His tabij- q, all times furnished with
the mSst savory ylards, which the kets Uf the
adjacent cnVltry, and east OF New " Jeans Affords
The trsvelHlg public invited ell and judge
For themst9 yea. E.ti. WICKER.
SUNNI, March 80 '6s-tf.
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cuIar Saw Mill.
This Engine and saw MiH iT0k FIRST Premium owe,
all competitors at the Mississippi State P.i-
held at Jaekr',u, My. l4ih, 1852
THE cHEAPEsT, SIMPLEST, AND CAN CTR MORE LIN
BEN WITH LAss HANDS, AND AT LEss ExPENsK
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NNyAGONS, Carts and " hesbaFrows, ma',":ac-
w tur,d by the Undersigned. Also, repairing
ard blacksmith; der Oh sheEt uoJiee IL the
city OF jackson, near lao toll bEldsa.
MavI 6A-wtF NO. kFRES
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CHAP, CCIV,-An act to authorize n

CHAP. CCIV.-A act to authorize Notaries Public
in the District of Columbia to take Acknowledge
.nents of Deeds of Conveyance of the Real and
Personal Estate.
Be it enacted BY the Senate and Bosse Of Repre-
setatipes of the United States Of america an to"-
qress assembled, That all the powers conferred upon
Justice or justices of the peace in the District of
Columbia by the existing laws in the acknow iedg-
ment of deeds for the of real personal
estate, may hereafter bs exercised by any notary-
public duly appointed within said District d. Col
umbia and when certified under the hand and
Official seal of such notary-public, shall have the
same sanfs force and effect as il taken made by
or before nstcs or justices .of the peace of said
District.
App-oyed June %. 1860
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4-I,r.y sI"Bi"s
~ l.. WILLIAMS has the pleasure o! aEnC ua-
~ cling To his friends ana the Pao.ic- Eener-
ally, that ne has taken Boarman's ed stand, where
be will continue the livery sable business III all
its branches. H4fses BOARDED on l1asona0l3 terms.
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Hes. WINSI.OW.

Hrs. WINSLOW,
A n experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
IN presents to the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FoRCHILDRaE TEETHIEG,
which greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening the gums, reducing all inaama tion-wiiI
alay all pain and spasmodlc action, and is
SURE 10 Il REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
selves and
RELIEF AID HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this artice Tor over ten
years, and can say, in confidence and truth Of il,
what we have never been able TO say of any other
medicine-Nerer 1----, has IL taiicd,
in a angle in MRS stance, to eg;ci
a cure EN- WINSLOW'S timely used.
ever gu SOOTHING kHos an IN
any one wi o used il, on the
its operations and speak 10 terms of highestcom
dstion of its magical effects and medical virtues.
We speak in this matter "Uhat we do know" after
ten years experience, and pledge reputation for
the fuiflment Of what we bere declare. In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering from
pain and exhaustion relief will be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation n the description Of
one of the most experienced apd skiiful nurses in
New England, and has bsen used with ueVer-faling
success in THOUSANDS oFCASES.
1t not only relieves tho child but uvigorates
tho stomach and bowols eoTrects acitity, and gives
most instan IL relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, WIND CHOLIC
and oysEcome CONFUSION, which, if lot speedily
medea, end in death. We believe it the best and
surest remedy f---- in the world in
all cases Of ron Dysentery ami
Diafrhsa in r,xrTI S,TsEN children WheJh-
er II arises fs N teething
or from a TEETHING. other cause
We would say ------- to every mother
who has child suffering from any of the foregoing
compiaints-do not let your pref udices nor the pre-
JUDGES of others, stand Between your suffering
child and the relief that Will be sure-yet absoIu-
tely sure--to follow the use of this medicine if
timely used. Full directions for using will ac-
company each bottle. None genuine unless the
facsimile of CURTIS d PERKINS, New York,
is on the outside wrapper. a.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, No. 10 Cedar Street, n. Y Price
only IS cents PER bottle. Jan 20 '5s-s&w w.
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HOW LOST, now RESTORED.
lust published, u a scaled envelope, Lecture
- on the Nature, Treatment aud Rtdicai cure Of
Spe3 mdtorrha, or Seminal Weakness Sexual
Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions,
producing Inpf,eDcy, Consumption and Mental
ard Physical Deaility-by RoBaJ. CuLvERwELL,
ND
The important fact that the awful consequences
of self-a5use msy be ehectuAlly removed without
internal medicines the dangerous applications
of caustics. instruments, medicated bougies, aud
other empirical devises, is here clearly demon
stTated, and the entirely new aud highly success
full treatment, adopted by he celebrated author,
fully explained, by means of which every one is
enabled to cure himself perftetly, and ut the Least
possible cost, thereby avoiding ali the advertised
uostrums of the day. This Lecture will prove
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal 10 any address, post paid, on the
receipt of two postage stamps. by addressing DIR.
CHAS. J. G. KLINE 4S0 First Avenue, New
York, Post Box 1856. Wy
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LANE & BODLEY,

aANCF1CIUEEkS OF
q c tTLAGs SAW MILLS,
% Ne u ENGINES, wood working maehinery
- aad dealers il al kinds If plantation ma
obiee and warerooals, 10. So St; Charles street,
r tFse irsnniHelawsrled On steam engines and saw
the central District Fair, held at jackson,
'a.sS'5sippi November 8, 1850
Nov. Is, ls69. Iy
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cIXxxII-An act to grant TO the Cityof
w., Ifnr1I- Michigan. part of the Ni!tary
i,..','an ~ ny. Ciatiot, for the enlargement
- IN. inv Eenetry at that place.
Ssst eL.Ic,.s! By fA( Senate -aad House Of Repre-
..sfs,ps, Of tts Uf.ited States Of lAericu IN Coa-
r.,.s.-aklsd, 5rbst the SecrsIlrg OF War be, and
he % hereb Auth aFiz-d ana rS4uI.sd TO convey to
the city of ,eS Eiirea, Gichiksn Of the military
rrser 6sti1n ct F;rt GEagi0t, t. lot not to exceed
thirty aac4s, to b. taken from Inc land adjoining
the city celneieaS AID 10 be used for its enlarge
ment aid for p9 other purpose, so far and under
such eun4itios and reservations as in the opinion
efN.he Ses14taTy u War the po5.jc interest pres
ent Or pr.5toectise may require.
Approved, June q 1850.
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To ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS chance

lNBROTYeE GALLERY PAX sAEE.
FENHls SubSrriber, hiSF Ag embarssd u. different
1 lire of n~siness afsrs s'r sale the old cstab-
lishei sNf light ga orr. formerly Telig&'sj over
j w Shaw SGoTs, JaeEsoR, Mississippi.
IL is we'll f,ted aud furnished, AMI implicitly
appointed in every itspecI. Rent, only $40 year.
a good Artist can wSke $1,000 ayear in. this Cal
Iey--and it is nov offered tor rr'y $500 as the
dersigned, rutiriI: from the Il aje haA NJ further
Cse Tor it. IGr p.Tticuiars, address
h F. BOYD,
Aug % Gov Il. AemThis, Tenn.
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4 LANCE and com.z3dous 7. ater Cure Iu1rlnary
"A has beea ogeSe5 at Raymond, for the secep-
tion and treatment Ct acute and ry variety Of
chronic diseasos. The location IS delightful one,
in beautiful grove high, airy and healthy one
rifle from the Court House. here it Is at all times
eales 81 free from dust. Especial attention given
81 saa management Of every variety OF female al
estienF. For particulars ErlAy .orou cireul8r
or address j. i. WISE, 81. d.,
AeEcsr -tr Raymond, Miss.
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SOUTHERN AGRICULTURE I'M.
PI.EMENY FACTORY

:
FkNHE H1dersil ned prupretsrs Of the aoove ma med
Factory located 81 Pcad River ~ Jackson,
Miss, are now PREPARED ui,n variuas sizes Of kho
,,'Brniey Steal fio@" = sEpply the AIT. Of their
planting friends 1t the following prices:
No. | cuI'ing inches, dollars.
No.IM 8
No.
No. , 10 pr 10
No; 4 Il IA
No; 2 Sod Pillow, with Draft Rod, Weed 60
and COalter, $l4 90.
No. l Shovel Plow dollars.
No n Sc
Double Shovel
Expansion Cultivation, with hoes, s dollars
IruLI lows of the same model sul size So cents
i,alsv all othtf kiPJs OF Iron PiOws
Plows with Draft Rods, W sed Hooks. or Coalters
one dollar extgI cha1ye for each.
ave are now prepared - supply the trade with
.spokes, hubs, felloesSPleW handa,s beams and al
kinds of Agriculture al implements
' B-WRgons andsarts mpie 70 order.
We need only to say 4 the Planters If the whole
South, that Mr. T. E. Brinley, has aken Prem
ium wherever ho hEs exhibited his Ste,l PIows
having taken over lFt.
N, w. PHILIPS.
kOBERT KILLS,
ma oS- y. A PHILLIPS
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CHAP. CLXXXIX.-An act in Relation to Mission
Claims at sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.
Be IL enacted By the tSsssfe and House Of Repre-
sentatiUes Of the Uatted Gfes of america Congress
assembled, That the missionary claims referred to
in the fourth section OF The act OF tWenty-sixth
September eighteen hundred and fifty, entitled
"An act providing for the examination and settle
ment of claims tor land at the Saulte Ste. Marie,
Michigan" and reported upon by the register snd
receiver at Sault Ste. Asrie pursuant to said act,
shall be entitisd to recognition and confirmation
in the same manner and on the same terms as
claims of individuals therein provided for; and
upon the final approval of the said claims, pro-
vided in the ei5ESh section of the act aforssid pa
tents shall be iss1ed therefor.
Approved. June = 1850
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Encourage the Southern People.
sou FHERN IN . . RANCE COMPA
sOHN H. ECHJLS, Agent for Insurance Conn
- pary Of Valley of Virginia" Will accommo-
date all who may call him, at the usual rates of
insurance. July25 '6a-lv
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snId hu nnIrpf.n tDUPoNr. nrnrris.s.

No. 90 hidden Laae, New York.
And by all respectable druggists throughout tie
country. c. A. MORE, Jackson, Mics
Wholesale Agent 8 Manufacturers prices.
0.J. WRIG5T, Aent for the south.
SOLD by C. A. Moore,s. >. siEeF, i G Mercy.
March % '6o--wly.
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Brushes, Combs, Papier Mache Goods, CUTLERY,
Pistols, Compasses, Merscham Pipes and Turkish
Tobsoco, Sporting Articles, Toilet Requisites,
Perf1mery, Spsctaoles, Port-nonaes Yiolins, Ban a
joes, Violin and Guitar Strings, Letter and Com
mercial Note Paper, Back CANNON Boards, Desks
Dolls, &c, g., d., just received at.
Oct. 5, 1850. j. b. M0REY'S.
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EklrI IkENT.

WILL rentmy plantation and residence-gigin. /,
u possession on the Ist of November next. The
farm--containing 100 acres, cleared and in cultva-
ton. tits situatsd a siiss from the city of Jack
son. For further information, apply to me- ottthe
place, or to Major L. Minis.
Aug % 60--tf. Mrs GUIOE
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
rpeeta ali such eI0eE ceLeieS aud no household o.
uTori to be without it. lis alwavs READ AM az,
to the sticking point. Theirs is no ionge- ue.,s-
sity Tor IimpiaZ chairs, spIinterei veueeyg kell-
less dolls, rnd broken cradles 1t Is Just the act .f
foreoue she'll, and other oTnRneut3i work 60 pcpa-
lar with ladies of refinement and tnste.
This admirable preparation is used cold, barg
chemically held IN solution, and possessing all tue
valuable qualities o.: the best cabinet makers hue
II may be used in the place Of ordinary mueilase,
being vastly more adhesive.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
N, B.-A brush accompanies each bottle Pt,re
% cents.
wholesalo Depot, No. IS Cela- ST., Now YORK.
Address HENRY q. SPALhING 5 co.
Box No. $500 No's York.
Fat up for dealers in Gases containing four, e:-At
and twelve dozen--a beautiful Llthogre; h SHOW
Gard accompanying each package.
~" single hattIe of Spaliincs prerarad -1ue
will ten tiuias its costannuaiy5o every aousc-
hold. IL
sold by all prominent 8;atioaere. Drqr-ists.
Hardware and Furniture Dealers, Grocegs, and
Fancy Stores.
Country meIc chants should nske {. note q E,rseil
ing Prepared Glue, when making IN tha:- fist
1t viii stand any'ciimate. Jan II '6i-stswIy.
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GATE OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
Il q has recently Po,chesed the Missis'ipP ing,
aud fitted up as aud lntrnnry. where ho VIII con
time to trea. diseases of the w,Inb.
lie offers his bgofeg4ionaI seryie = 10 the c.tGe.iS
Of the nei Shborhood In general practice
Inv u @ If
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SsTATIONERY Of all kinds just receiysd by
~ ure29 go j. S!SIZER.
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Approved, julie q, 1860.

OHAlt 2 II NC % sIIltIIu M hct 10
provided for extending the Laws and Judicial
syl2.m 81 the United states to the State of Ore
gon, and for othft furposes.n
Be i ed etes ty th= o-.sate and House of Repre-
seafasttes o. If Ur,ted States Of america in Ton
sress sssssstee; That the two regular term of the
disTiet ot the United States for the district
of Oregon shall hereafter be hello at Portland, in
said aIstfiet, 9emUsncing on the second Monday in
May and SepSen. kAz IN each year, and no procs4s
issued, or hUeesgipg pending in said court, shall
be avoided or impaired by this change Of the time
and pace Of halsg tne same, but all process, bail,
bono Tecos sBes, returna bic to the next term
of said eogtt. yhall 10 returnabs and returned to
the term of saia court next held according to this
aet ia the sssue manner as if so made returna BILE
or h ise thereof, and shall have full effect ac-
eo:dingly.
SEC- 5. Aac{lAe 1t further enacted, That the sal
sry of the DISTRICT jadge Of the United States for
said d5strics shall be TIRES thousana dollars.
Aup.oYeC June %, 1850
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has IL Eaiicd,
stance, to eff CT
timely used.
know an in
isfactiou by
used il, on the
delighted with
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4. A. KELLOGG. ER0wF.
KELLOGG ~ BisO3sN,
NJ q L b l @ ID Q u l G = -
China Street. icA sbHrs. Hiss
ERANiAG purchased tie olI-stanl oi t'4f p I
z skates, are now RECEIVING a very isrse tex
OF No. Italian Marble. sud prepared 10 tar an
every thug III the Marble line and ut Sc. 10 ard
tni-h that must please the ;hyst idsli1y us.
JQlv 10 CITY
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CHAR. CCI.4.Aa act authorizing the Issue of
Register for tho Br 6 .Charles II. Jordan"
Bet enacted By the Sssoe oad House e Repre-
ssntasives Of tke Usitsd Sates of America en- C5n-
Qrsss Asembed, That the Secretary of the Treasury
Be, and he Is hereby, authorized to issue register
for brig aCharies q. Jordan" Of Boston PROVIDED,
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CHAR. CLXXXEFf.--An act to change the tine for
folding tIsa Courts in the Northern District Of
FioTlda.
Be q esdeted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
eefd es .gf the Uttted States Of Apaerica 81. Con-
asseal1ted That the regular terms of the dis
trio court ot1he United States for the northern
district Of Flriaa. shall hereafter be held at Appa-
la 4hsc5la on Rze ifst Moaday in March at ITALIA
hAssze on the frst Monday in May; at st. dasugus-
I ne, on the first Monday nJuns ; and at Fensa
cola On the Grst Monday in july of each year; but
hIng5 herein shall be construed tdjitreyent the
jude of tiassaid court from h.li 1g additional
ter. II any of the places Aforesaid, whenever, in
hIs etiEiob, the pnbi'e interest may so require.
ASHa.ve1, june y, 1850.
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cIAP cS.XXXyfIT.-Ien act for the final Adiusc-
ment OF prlsAse Land Claims in TIL stlpas, of
Fiosda, LGuisiaFla, and Missouri, sr-i brother
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medlcino-BereF
in a single IN
q cure W q Q n
Never did We
stance of dissat
any one " b o
.a.nnfrarN all ara
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At Court OF Probate, held at Saco,. within and
for the county OF York, oni the first Tuesday Of
December. In the year of our Lord eighteen hun.
drcd and sixty, by the Hon. t. Il. bourne, Judge
OF said Courts
nIMON ROBERTS. guardian OF JANE WEY-
~ MOUTH, q minor aud child OF James Wey.
mouth. late OF Lyman In said county, deceased.
having presented his fourth account OF Guardian
ship OF his said ward for allowance,
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing acopy Of this
order To be published In the Union 4 Journal print
ell In Biddeiord, In said county, three weeks sue
cesslyely, that they may appear alta Probate Court
TO be held at Alfred, In said county, on
the first Tuesday In January next, at ten Of the
clock In the forenoon. and shew cause if any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
81 Attest, Francis bacon, Register.
true copy, Attest. Francis bacon, Register.
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For Sore, Weak, Innamed Eyes and
Eyelids.

A true specisc, and invaluable remedy has
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CUES that these affections invariably result from
constitutional disease. OF which the local al
fiction Is only the outward manifestation
Hence, HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PH
TIIALMY PILLS are only taken internally,
and yet cure the worst forms OF obstinate sore
eyes and syelids, which have refused all other
treatment. All cases OF sore snd inhamed eyes
and eyelids. or falling, weak, or reflective sight,
will be promptly benefited, and the cure Of
the worst cases is only question Of time
Price. 50 cents, with directions.
N. B-A full set OF HiUsrERErs IIossoPArHic
SPECIFICS, with Book VI Dirsetisas, and twenty
different Rsuedies, in large walls, morocco case,
s., do. in plain ease, ST. ease Of fifteen boxes and
book s..
These Remedies, by the sisgie bSx or case, ar.
sent by mail or express free Of charge. to any sd-
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DR. HUMPHREYS & CO,
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Sold by A. sawyer. BlddefOrd. iuD
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ALTERNATIVE.

The subtle chemical vital affinities are ever at
work for the waste or renovation Of the tissues.
The PERUVIAN SYRUP with its chemical ele-
ment iron, psessnts to the laboratory of life an
agent ever active, anil can never be absent with
out arrangement OF the vital functions.
this slow and Alternative process. il is truly .
renova,ing and life giving medicine
BosroS. Dec. 1858.
Gentlesnen I'm April last suffered from in
digestion, disorCiered liver, and an incOnq uers-
hle lAngu0r which made IL extremely irksome
for me TO attend to business resorted TO the
use of Peruvian Syrup, which had = most gen.
ia effect upon my system. was soon restored
by Il 10 my usual health and spirits. I cheer
fully recommend this IS . valuable medicine TO
persons Who are suffering from Indigestion or
debility. or any OF the complaints incident 70
persons of selentsry habits, especially those
who do not take sufficient outdoor exercise.
2w.9 JOHN II. Balm.