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Artificial Teeth.

The hest, cheapest and Es0st EePlere sDezt-l e.
Enlistment in the South i Dfs- K < Rs Carrar
Their facilities Tor manipulating AFElcial Tsstl
are unsurpassed py any PEertie.l Dessists IL s.ss
Soutll-tleiyfug competition and a. pTscss . SIX
the times.
Persons requiring superior Dentistry sErrz ! FEr-
cure it si7eFe they can refy upon the exEseiel-e
skill and integrity which Dental scieaee ean- pro
duee-
sg- Gziee-one door East OF TIRE stone Hosse- "A
klfkf.PATRIf'E a ROWE
July 1s-tr. CANTON. Mss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-17

sC4ADES RfsEEs.-It viii be seen BY card
from Judge Hill, Captain of the Camden Ri
fes, = that he will accept the service Of some
dozen or two good ana true men . I'll uP
his company
No one could enlist under a truer or more
capable man than Capt A. p Hill, Of the
+" Camden Rifles Boys who are ' eager for
the fray" go Immediately TO CulpePper
Courthouse, Virginia, and you viii be ae-
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ANOTHER VICTORY.
THE WORK GOES BhAYELf ON.
CANTON, Miss, AGg .7I6, !
trC ofrI,cI- u NJ

. . NIVNhi
The following dispatch was -r><eiyed at the
telegraph Office in this place yesterday even
ing inst as we were going to press:
Seventeen hundred Federalists crossed the
Potomac, on Thursday, ut Leesburg-
An engagement ensued between them end
the forces under Gen. Lee
Three hundred of the 'sPctlambs0 were
killed-thc balance, fourteen hundrea, were
taken prisoners.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-17

A IL PERSONS indebted 70 the uu.ie--
"a signed, On open account, are requested
to call and settle up BY note or otherwlse.
We are willing 10 take fressHrv Notes eli tae
State of Mississippi. or Of the CoaseEe-sss
States, at par, II payment Of eur aeeouuss
". A. STEELE < Co
July 20, IssI-tf %
P. 5. Treasury Notes of State Of gis-iz-
sippi tsksn at par for Goods-
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The Confederate Loan.

As Commissioners for the State Of stissis-
sippi. in conjunction with c. W. Wood. Esq.
we report the following loan;
Michael o'Relly. $1,000.
As Commissioner in connection with DIR.
VIM. II. Reid and Capt. o.. r. Singleton, for
SIS. 600. 900, we report the following:
Thomas Semmes, $1,000 Mrs. s. J. Nichols, 2ea
A. H. Handy. 100 Vim. Priestley, looa
James s. Reid 800 f. E. I.awhon, At
Richard Winter, 1000
We should mention in this connection that
B. s Kicks took, while on visit TO New
Orleans, of this sane fifteen million loan,
S25,e00.
The following IS a list of subscribers to
the Produce Loan:
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Captain " Camden Rifles"

TEEsEssEE FLe6R.-Our friend Childs has
embarked in the Flour trade, and has now
ON hand, and will hereafter keep, the choicest
article the market affords,-in addition to his
stock of confectionaries &c.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-17
A school Teacher.

A gentleman who is native SOutheraer-
and who can teach the Latin language, Alge-
bra and the English branches usually taught
in our common schools, desires a situation
He prefers n family or small mel hboTh0Cd
school Address LII, Sharon Miss
AugI7 '6l-2t
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Mississippi Central Railroad.
lIsss

sss4 - - - So
,oFFIcE 81 DIV. Miss. Cr~rR,L RRt
CASTOx, 4sSlS. lsfi
ON and after date, the -Easso-agsT Trans
W on the Mississippi Central Railroad vii Kun -
follows:
Mail leaves Canton sos NJ arrives AZ g-rsnf
s Junction $40 N, aud saSkS0a. Z Sun
Ito N,
Z z Z 4 y IN G,
u all, leaves jackson. Tenn. $50 u. ieave<
Grand JaRetiOn 10 is II. and Arrives a.
Canton at
So Making close connections at Grand junction
with Trains OF Mem PMS aeu Charleston I.asilEaf
East ana West at Jackson, feur-. vita TTail- o.
Mobile and Ohio EailFOssd; az Grenada vim Trains
of Mississippi aud Tennessee RaLruads al a-sa :
with stage for YazO0 City and at Cant 18th
Trains of Sew Orleans, Jackson and Great North
Railroad, 20 aud fsOn New Orleans and Jack
son.
Through Titkets- 10 all important points czn he
lad AT the Cation Office.
Y. ID. FROST.
ksag- IL IF Supt South Div
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-17

Losr-A small steel key, attached 10
silver plated ring sFke finder viii please
leave It ct this office or at the Post Office
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-17
Grace Church.

Divine service mas he expected in Grace Church
on Sunday, 18th inst.
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Citation.


TO all Persons Interested IN the Estate 81 .kCl11
H. NagradeTT.aaEsasea'
VOU are h cited % beand personally
/ appear Hs7ore the Probate Court OF
Madison scqunty, Mississippi, At tie Court
house thereof, in the city Of Canton, OF Sat
urday. the. 9TH day Of September next, then
and there to show cause If any you can, y "
the estate Of Lsonsrd Asgruder, deceased,
who was formerly one of the Administrators
of said John II. sMagrader, deceased, should
not be released from all obligation and re-
sponsibility to said estate of John H. Magru-
der, deceased, and to the parties interested
therein.
WITNESS, the Hon. WILL. s.
,-, BAILEY, Judge Of Probate of
LIS. said county ef Madison, this sec
~" ond Monday IF August, \. u.
1851, and seal of said Court.
GEORGE WARD, Clerk.
E. d. WARD, Dep. CIk. Aug II, '6I-5t-
New Tennessee Flour,
l25 Sacks, 100 lbs. each-extra brand.
70 so =
Aug 1871 At EGML VIRDEK-s.
ARMY CLOTH!
Is Bales Wooden Jeans, for Winter Clothing.
AugI7,6l At E&ML VIRDEN-S.
II y NJ s.
Casks Ames' :. c. Hams,
Augl7,6I At E6ML vIRpENS.
> y L Il.
200 Sacks, Coarse and Fine,
Aug 1871 At E6ML VIRDEN'S-
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and seil them s. Farnu5rs- Tar-s Desiring
lots wiu please see mc sa-tv. ar On nv all
sence leave thelr names usstL 1lessrs gassslr
& RauEhr
The price OfT-ots f-na ore hundred a. ore
nuadTea and airy lel-azs- T1esr vrhu desire
Il can purchase on SANE, - farirE irtrrrst-
! Gtssre 60 AlaU- very sunu- ul n wants
Lots Hand "a ruar r4r-es uuv- ~ tilt thr en-
portuuIsy uE-rs
The Hotel wlil 2 ffrt a.
Improvs- Lass cll CD purchases. ID 5eTlred.
VIZ E- LUCEETT-
Julv szf. Hsfg-aa
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* The following dispatch was received
There just wewere going to press Friday
evening
Direct from Richmond
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-17
II y NJ s.

2 Casks Ames' s c. Hams,
Aug l7,6l At E x VI L YIRpENS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-17
ARMY CLOTH!

Is Bales Wooden Jeans, for Winter Clothing,
Aug 1851 At -E&ML VIRDENS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-17
ALE.

200 Sacks, Coarse and Fine,
Aug 1851 At N L FIRDEN' :
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-17

Z Uaneey, soUe IN money or cotto1-pay-
able Feb. list, 1862.
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To al Persons interested IN the Estate 81 .kcL7s
II. Nagrader,-assqsed
NOU are h cited 20 beand personally
I appear Hs-ore the PROBATE Cont OF
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-17

George WARD, Gle
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-17
New Tennessee Flour,

Is Sacks, 100 lbs. each-extra brand.
70 =. SO =.
IAug 1891 At l. u L FIRDEk-S.
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40 TIE PUBLIC.
TIE EATESIAH SPRINGS.

T.rle salicitAtiaa l.f raaug fEirr..ls. ! d.
y determined o. l-y Sc slae LOIS st q
n.ste
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-22
SERVICES AT THE CHURCHES.
HENRY WARD BEECHER's PLYMoUT tn

HENRY WARD DEECHER'5 PLYM0U TH)
CHURCH.
MIR. BEECHER OFT OF row>-SERgoS nv REV. Mr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 AID TIE VOLUNTEERS.
Yesterday morning our reporter was IN aitendaoce at
iymor,h church, brooklyn o. which (as Is well known
Rev Henry Ward Beccher pastor, when he found the
pulpt; occupied ny Rev. W Noriaop on iaqIl-ing il
was iosIued that NJ Decoher oIt n the city Tbe
Young gentleman took FOR bis tey lhe words Tho Ilrd
fe gteth ' lie saa tha5 God lord over rebellion ild
,fensoo aud that the American rCppbc h&d grea5er
couraFCuent 10 trust Il 1ii than an other neOa lie
th Coivrnb-s With the Navau yer, AM with the
Yatrios ct the Revolution That msa. said the s3e4ker
wbo wpgI purchase ea nt peo u The prieeor iybty
that VINO would not rait ~ t.od and bis raheraad
u q traitor and coward. (Dlfeat applause
commur iGafi01 wtS received FROM one " tho officers
OF the Thirteenth regiment stating shat there as0
yo 1alee 3 besides t4.se b1g1-.3 rtgIi.s, wa T.re
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memorable struggle N England f'r civil and
therts n was viiiari o. Orange thar nrst
cIs1 var II Englsad ae next ulsse
u toe prseecrtlors &c the Nesheriaa.
HolaSc bg Tie rstruuentalit7 ~ the blod. Id.
a.id bow God q AS providence had brought she
iui csue ties 80 az emf. TIE 10 VIII n ehe7
gagged Nss var 4 ps,Dclpe aud o. right, aud
sectional ~ It's na.uEe Il was struggle Toe
'ovs'e'sIts sgsiDst the slave hosd.pg onsarchy.
1ar IL the prov.dence OF COD, from which The
poe Dor coul1 10, enriDk from marching Va the .
ar nad opeced, nor should rDay stay HIS han
WI vas 70 put "a end 30 the braggart acts
Giso's ne 'oan TOD the congregation that j
.sas ~" ~ privaae despatch taas their noble re-
Tue S'veo'n, was 900 safe in Washington and q
tCns ~ MASSACHUSETTS, we're on their way 70 the
& ne Congregation codid not logger restan then
ant gave vent 10 their feelings In rap.u.ou3 o.
We sropid not expls in the matter. ami a
we msg nc soe brss time be defsased 1
shall ke..Ipa IL the ead; and freedom silno.rl
bleS yet aha VIII never strike her nag (appa,ls,
as che old ~ the meDor able unaet,ox OF vestard
S't occe 1o~r Dac. is satsiy 10 the bands Of "
Ton. he sermon all through was q very appsop,i
e4nqusls ohe.
Tue proceedings terminated b. singing the hy
gtnLIos with
Mg country. 'lis Of thee,
Sweet tind OF losTty,
0t thee sing
IaId NJ the PILGRIMS pride,
From every mountain SIDE
Les freedom ring
After which a canesome collection WA take
ehaU OF ,Ee fund ,or the wives ara cou ireG OF
lers.
The Dogo.oay tlviug bseu sing and the benz
PRONOUNCED, the congregation was dismissed
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ready 70 march 70 washinxton On TUESDAY hut tho
volunteers without equipments arrns Al the
CONCLUSION OF the hr Bowen moved tina. coe,.
be taken up 10 aid L. fitting out those who were
gong hgst the battles o! their country. The Plates
immediately banded round, and the response
what might be expected from those who had Puritan
blood flowing in their The collection will be Coz
tinued in the evening When II expected that the
OF IS 900 will be raised
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QUARTERS FOR VOLUNTEERS.

Wsn.e1 Immediately, temporary q4at.efs tor the
luniee1s n the state o New Yok A. ps sons hsvay
aree halls or vacan: buildings suitable Cor sucn ur.
gcsty requested to oer the once to the Assist
ant oasrtermas,er Ge0eta The Dg.s)1 Arnory cor.
ner OF White aud Elan streets
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. b,,sss shook 70 their foundations with the concs
SION on tie water the people were equally excited
and the most frantic efforts were made 10 Keep pace
sr;sb Zoe Transports Oarsmen strained every nerve
40 he with the volunteers long they could but after
few miDutes' vigorous pulling gave up the job In de-
spair and oontented themselves with waving their hand
kerchefs and cheering until their forms longer
observable 20 their friends board the fast recedng
feet.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

LII FAMILIES AND GOOD SERVANTS CAN FIND
and best once In the city Mt the Insnte and
Home where the best servants are always ready Also good
situations good help. No. 1913 nth St, of 9th
nrau al in 10
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4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION
a cox and e assist in the washing ADD ironing in
private iami In the country. Good from her
place Arry 1T lF Eas 10th between lst and I'd avs
unth she "a suited
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SITUATIONS wASrED-mALEs.
FRENCH ADyERTTsEMENTs,

EOUyERNANTE --ON DEs IRE UnE fERs0NN
VI Francaise Suisse, qui puisse fae charge de e
cation fe deux jeuDes denoseles qui In Campo,
lcur iame ct meme temps prendre lie son de Ia
Rerie dun college. Sadresser par ecrit, box 4306
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yNANTEp-A SMALL FrRnr uEp houag w,riy
w all tn mofern Improvements The IA nj ar, w,,nld
he bought " convenient Locaton be ~, krf aud
1went third streets ADDRESS, ing ps1cular fiaban
Union square lost Office.
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A COMPETENT DRESSMARER AND LADyS MAID
"A wants situation with a lady family; understan Is
cutting and fitting chdrens clothing also family OF
objections 10 ~ situation general family
Best city reference Call address NO ISL
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WsN1ED--A SITUATION TO COOK, WASH AND
iron Or d. general h9usew ork, by widow has
girl years old whom she wishes TO have with her; will
wok on The most reasonable terms god city Cali
at lhS East saith ST
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s''''''la'sla|| |lIalasl
HOTELS.


n IMPORTANT works. GUIDE FOR TsR wAR.
~ RED % those contemplating THE afflicted aehil ,ted
or diseased should not marry, ndoyt any treatment ui
hey nay. nisrn'n themselves of Ne truth only found In
nr baf nvNI Faris LONDON and new York Medical Ad-
wiser aud Mhrtiage Guide Mailed FOR a. by ~ {; LAW
RENEE, No Vcsey street Astor House The Doctor
MI such anrcona recent OF hong standing exp usly aud
privately, ~ Tor years pest At ca broadway, up strs
DlANlEkN HOTkl. cas- RyApSAY.-EIEGANT
Farotp and sedtOona for tamlIe or single gentlemen,
with goud table Location ursurassed for grs ~
business men Terms reasonable " permanent boarders
Transient guests 81 ~ per day.
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A SITUATION wANrED-Ry A CoLoRED COOK. ~
n private family Good city reference. Call at Is Cor
a
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT yOrNG WOMAN
n wants situation ~ cook, wash and iron objection
20 n short distance IN the country Good city reference
Ear for days Ill West 10th st, in the top
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HOUSES, ROOMS. Sc, WANTED.

DARERy WANTED 800 CENTRALLY LOCa REQ AM
ID well established with without horse and wagon
Call address Mrs Bach fancy STORE 3ok Third avenue
stating Low cash uce and al oarueuars days
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A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION SIZE
n IL good washer and ironer md od plain cook
would he willing do homework In small private family
Go refer, be given Call at No 9j West eth ST.,
b., eth ard 9th avs. In the store.
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TrrE TRADES.


StflIRr CtTiER wAFTEp-A FIRsr RATE HAND
- Apply from u 10 A. ". to Pearss ~ Broadway.
TO CARPENTERS AND PAINTERS. --ONE or EACH,
wiling to while AZ educei wages eau have b,
by nquifinR Cor Mr. III the C0mercal Hotel, rs tort
andt street Thursday next the ss between 10 and y A.
~; no tools required
NrAETrn--A SITUATION ny A GOLD AND SILVER
w reAnft and asaycr &C. Address W. II care Of Tbos
Russell A Co - 6th ave
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A SITUATION wANTFD-To COOK, WASH avD
n iron, or do housework Good reference Call at IS
Sands st. BrCckL n.
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DC nlA 1>H NIiI. rurCHaSh ONE of raj
Do.OOO best Ten. n,ent Properties in me pes
localities IN New York; vry easy lively non
but cash GUST mer dealt with Rar, for capitalists
Address $500 Cssh, box itp Herald office.
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mCNrCrrAG ArFA,ns.

:. n. y .
UnE COMMITTEE ON rINB DEPARTMENT oF THE
hoard OF Aldermen slil Tuesday, tho 1th
at " oclok Room No " City Hall All parties interest
ed will please attend without further notice
JAMES BAGLEy, Consittee
ALEXAf Den FkEAR. on Flre
IRA A. ALLEN, Department.
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NEW YORK HERALD; TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1861
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

SETU8TIsNs WANTED-FEMALEs.
WET pURsB.-A SITUATION WANTED AS WET
w nurse by young married woman; would go - the
take baby 10 her home good CITY references
gwen. Call al $50 East 18th st., between A and LIST av
vNANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w GIRL cock, washer and ironer TO do the general
Homework OF small private family. Best references
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MET NURsE-wHO HAS LOST HER OwS BABE,
w with ~ ~ breast ~ mia, wants bahs 10 ut
her o yrs oen~ is7 f2d st between 7h
n, ne hui resp cable parents need apply.
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RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS SIT ALTON IN
"A private family good eok aud ercas ~ washer
nd ironer and a good baker Can be At
232 9TH av between 35'h and Both top foo back
com Best of city reference.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
he Weekly Express

-afvaace-
6yo p@per cent without the u'soey. nor eoutinu-
sooser t.ue thsn P~i1 ~.
nases ss AAvevsising Al weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
NV ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach 6ltters


s1~inF iooe q tse Stousrh AZ - d. rr.rsufio e
h'iios eo,npiAint~. lscaisns u. w+-t~ru ....is
Try H.
A. morning drlns "a sssi-, clre-i.sa al resi-
ne-p~g~ia. Il hAs 10 Equal Ty a.
II 9srssr II l. sErr4oT - a. ol4fr feltsr. Er4 Il
fes 'ermnsa q tAe>e htlsr-. ne~ ls6l sls -s.s
ifrffy = lT. ke1arf 90 ztisssl Otill trs q lI.s
clos-t and mot .fniDert secsl rrsrlt. sr. -. IL
Wet sfd Il = dsrssly pre-sio~-t upon fhf WANT
Western I.e,pis.
.I1le-e hissrs aeris. tAe'r stimulus fro-s -. ,s
fal tnic nature q The ross ard bort, ~ rtlct thy
sre composed. snd - they 40. ~ alisyirF ut.ef-
usi crssinEs ~ The stonsch. ,-seziy r.sfsrlv - q
TEuPTftavCr.
Tie Trs-rDt T-oTr1-tsT heere- that "a sf-.tt I.s
widely known. IA. pulfle stifart j. e.
u sfii .-s - fcr -. i,y al - H. llaaark e.
NERVES tf~uts, -ld - Hofel-. a. re- c.trfff f-,
Il DE naeAtiiue srtefp wfii p. eii.a al-srf 2. =,
Nnc1nnsu u 40 eusntty. ~ - H. lIes-s rats.
Il put ~ - .usrs ioftle%. ar.1 @ss-.f.ls fsrts
oFls dos 49,. Rsf a.. .aflas d. fl-- uiIi
- rarse-s sri .efi - sir sidTfs. = 8sslref
Retail Price. et per bossie. or -
tor 49,
Principal ofkae a.. s.ie--t-a.a Ars fa-f ...
s-fsrt. u er0dine ffofu Aair Sotsf ..l.sf,
Ohio- iNh0rstsry. So - 8kH4sss-aIsslt.st
Fvf sals "a - Cv.-n,l IS
=. n fs>AkI4l. 1t-r. li4 az
J y Ct-SINsHlAM.
Nm l. sHlf1, Ne fs-hsi
FFTfk ft'~kfllk. Ce1y.-vt.ls
ADd ~ fr14gg5sfs sn1 asr.Asrs- ...s .+
fArcae hoet n triss1 ~taa.- 49, 1eraiss
oc7ivff
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Ayers Ague Cure,
FoR THE sPFynY CrRT oy

's@rm!nent Fever, Or Pever saa Azue, Rcualttsrs
Fever. CHI f-vsr. Dumb kgee. Periodical He@t-
aeh~, or bilious Headache. and Bilious w
vers indeed for the whole class of d.
ignztng In hillary derAnSe-
meat caused by the Malaria "
AssraLc Countries.
We are enabled here % oe.r IN community
rrnedy which. while !, earcs the above complains
with certainty, il stu perfectly harmless In sny
quantity. such remedy IL invaluable in c.stricts
who're thee s1ticslng disorders prevail This cure
expsls tho uissnstic poison Of Fewer and Aeue from
the sy~tsm. End prevents the development Of the
disease n tssen On The rst approach OF It's preron-
itory symptoms II i not only The best remedy ever
vet discovered fo this caes " complAlnts hst Also
dollsf bTsnss AZ Villain the resrh ef esersbodys and
q b115cs> es<rt-f- s*rc frsrr and Agse pr.yaiis
every heds should h~s- and frcei, lc<A xux
cure and proiaesion. 4 great superiority ~ sfis
remedy o>er sns cih~r ever discovered sor tha sTc
dy and certain q. Iuisrmiftenis l. that II con-
fsins no Quinipe ~ mineral consequently u prodn
Cos 10 qlsHisEs ether uisutou~ effects whatever
upon the con-stuticn 1hoee cut cd ~ Il les a.
healthy - n they had n~ver had she disease
feser and AEue + not alone tes consqssaec q the
missmatic POISON. great variety ~ d-rler- arise
from it irritation. among uhjoh srr
Neuralgia. rheumatism. Geuf. Hea.lscha IAsndn~--,
Tloihache. Earscbe, Caiarish, Asthma. Papl-
,atioo- Painful Af~ctton q the Spleen Hv~
sfie-. Pain IN the Bs~~l- c. lic. .PArzlski-
and peraueenirnt r the stomach.
Al - which ~hen originating In thl- oan.. tut %
The Intermittent ixg-. h-oom. periodical. Thi-
"CrEE e>I~l- ;he Is'i-on from the blood, and con-
soquentls cure- them all alike d is invaluable
prutetion 4 Immigrants and pcrsons tFs~eiing CT
temporarily rs-idine In the malarous district II
taken occasionally daily while exposed the "a
-~tion. THAI Will - excreted from the system and
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity To ril-.u
into disease. Hence il i even more saluahte sor
protesfion than sff- aad few vii rvrr suffer ron
fntermiitent- II sss them @~ls,-- a the 1rs
t~ction lhi- reTnsts efd-.
1E- Prepared - T,n J. & kYFa & co
Lsveii- H-@-.srfaa a.s'tf<
Al CIR r"l.fitss $50 2 = -sis - J r. Cf-1rsaaAs
4. n. I'o>>Etdx. -ssi " All lrnsgi-1- IN Tefre
uaufe.
whol.-.ie Is Al4s> A Co. cinetnnsti
ilni 2ts~sfi. Nl~s~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

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Compound Extract Of sarsaparilla,


The ~ ot.ctuai remedy which the medical ALL n
eur times devise for this everywhere prevailing
an fatal maiady. II combined rhm the most acsfss
frnesfssls that have been discovered 90 ths eAuur
cation q this feo Disorder froa blood and TIE
fc-rue of the system from - destructive co-ise-
cusnces Hence Il should be eFnpios "a Soc the cure
q not oy Scroiula, bat sl-o those other esec.so.
which arise ron. Il. sooh
kruptse and skin Disease. -. Anthony's Frc,
ko>s. q ErySspslss. Pspaplss. rustu,es. Rlcteh-
e., fls4zs aad Bois. TNsrnor-. letter and silt
khsnn, Scsid Head. Rng~orm. RAe1.
nstisn. SyphillLc and Nerccr~ai
Diseases. rrop-y. Dv-p>p-ls
DEBILITY. and, indeed. AZ
Complaints arising from
vftisted o. Impure
Blood
Ths pcTris- belief IN "impurity os he hlocd'' a
frn3sd trr.h for scrofaia l. desen~rstioo of the
bioo-i- The particular purpose and virtue of THE
sersapaila Il % purify and resenersse thsf vital u.
81 without which sound health i impossible is co.,
tamlnsl.f o.srfltut3as.~