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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-15
NOW FOR BARGAINS!

m HE SUBSCRIBER returns his sin
Il cere thanks to the Public generally for
the very liberal support he has heretofore
received. He informs his friends and all
others who wish TO purchase articles in his
line of business, that he still continues 10
manufacture at his old stand. IN Athens,
Sddles, Saddlebags, Brides, Portn,anieaus,
Travelling Trunks, Coach, Buggy
and Waggon Harness Of every de-
scription;
for durability and neatness, cannot be sur
passed by any in East Tennessee, and on
the most accommodating terms.
ALSO,
In connection with his brother, contin-
ues 10 make TO order, COachec, Barouchcs,
Buggies, Carryalls, and every other ar.i-
Gle in that line Of business, Carriages of
every description repaired. He hopes by
stric, attention TO business, and de,ermin-
alton TO please, to secure the patronage Of
the public. Come on with your RElINOE
friends, and will insure good bargains
Corn, Beef, Pork, Feathers. Bees,rar,
Cloth, SC. will be taken in exchange for
work EDWIN A. ATLEE.
Oct. 81. lS4S-,f S
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A GOOD JOKE.

How will you swap watches? said
b. to a plough logger one day last
week.
Il have no watch was the reply,
but if We want to trade, | will sell
you horse
is he good for any,hing?'
yes, the best saddle horse in the
country
How is he in a carriage 2
lie ought to be good--hc was
brough, up to bakers cart
i will give Won Ten dollars and my
watch for him.
The horse is your'n. said he Of
the sod.
Our friend mounted and found tn"
horse rs recommended, an excellent
saddle horse. &. Was mjghrily pleas,
cd with his bargain. and determined
to prove all his good qualities at once
forthwith harucsscd him into Il wagon.
Gee upr says y.
Gee down. says the horse.
And our friend found SIX feet o!
himself in the mud, with the front
of the wagon nyiDg in all directions
around him.
Friend, SAID b. YOU told me The
horse was gopi in il carriage
d told you mp such thing said
pluuUh ."
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"HAPPY HOME"


A Young man meets a pretty face
in the ballroom. falls in love with it.
courts it, marrics. goes to house keep,
ing with it, and boasts OF having n
home 10 90 to, and IL wife. The chan
ccs are nine to ten he has neither.
Her pretty face gets t, he an old
story, or becomes iadcd. or frccklcd
or fr"ttcd: aud. as that face was all
he wanted. all he paid attention to.
all he sat up with, all lie barCaincd
for, all he sworc to love. honor. and
protect lie gets sick o: his trade :
knows a dozen faces he likes better :
gives up s'aljng at hnmc evenings:
consoles himself with cigars and oys.
tiers, "hiskcy punch, aui politics. aod
10 ks upon his home as il very in
different boarding house. A family
OF children grow ~ bout him. but
neither he nor his fair face know
anything abon, teaching them 50
they conc up hcltcr.SkcIrcr.- made
toys Of when babies. dolls when be-, :
and girls, drudges whrn men and
women; and so passes year AFTER
year, and not one quiet, happy, h"mcIv
hour is known throughout the whole
household. Another Young man be.
comes cnamored of Il fortune lie
waits upon it to parties, danrcs til"
Polka with it, exchanges billet d0ur
with it, pops the question to get i,
gets yes from it, is published 10 it,
goes TO the parsons with it, calls it
wife, carries it home. sets up en- es
Enlistment with it, introduces it to
his friend. and saws, (poor fellow J
that he. too. is married and has a
home. It's false. He is not married;
he has got no home: and he soon
finds it out. He's in the wrong box:
but its too late to get ont Of it; he
might as well hope to escape from
his coffin. Friends congratulate hi.n,
and he has to grin and bear il. They
praise the house. the furniture, the
cradle. the new Bible. the newer ia
by; and then bid the 'lnrtunc.' and
hinl who husbands it, good mora.
ing AS if he hid knowh a good
morning since he and that giIjcd
fortune were declared to be one.
Take another case. A Young wo.
man is snil,,cn with pair OF whSk.
crs. CurIcd hair never before had
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NOTICE..

HAVING sold my entire stock Of Goods
III in Athens to VIM. G.. Lillard, do
hereby notify all persons indebted to come
forward, on or before the Is; OF March. and
paw up their notes and accounts. Those
failing to avail themselves of this notice
will be called on by an officer, without re-
specl to persons, it being absolutely neces-.
sary to close the copartnership heretofore
existing under the firm of Moss & Jackson
Persons wishing to settle will call at the old
sand where they will be attended 10. 1t is
hoped no person will fail TO comply with
the above request. JOHN MOSS.
Dec. 81, lS40-tf IS
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EAST TENNESSEE FEMALE
INSTITUTE,
1T KnOr lie, TIE n u.

THERE are now $50 pupils in this
l. tlourishing Institution. In its present
organization, the Institute offers every adj
vantage and facility necessary 10 thor-
ough education of young ladies'. The
d. II. McANALLY, A. NJ, Principal and
Professor Of Moral and Intellectual Science.
w. F. HARRIS, A. NJ, Professor Of LAM
guages.
A. BARNES, A. NJ, Professor of Maths-
mates and Natural Philosophy.
Mrs. M. A. P. McANALLY, Governess
and Teacher in Drawing and Painting.
Miss G.. M. MUENcHER, Teacher Of
Music on the Piano.
Miss E. S. MERRILL, Principal Of the
Preparatory Department.
Tuition fees for five months are:
Primary Department, IS
Musc-Piano, 20
Guitar or Accordion, 10
Harp, 40
Vocal Music laugh, to the school with.
out extra charge. There are connected
with the Institution, Maps, Charts, Globes,
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, a
geological Collection, various specimens Of
Minerals, Fossils. &C., to illustrate and i'm
press upon the mind permanently. the prin-
ciples taught in thu different scIences.-
Great attention is given W the Faculty 10
see tina, pupils employ Their line IN study
ing. and par"ni, uay tee assured tba. pu-
pills cannot reualn at ing> institution, unless
they discharge tdiHJ"iiy all Ihetf dor'es -
Board in ptIvaIp ts,iiiin. rom = 80 10
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MORE NEW GcccS.
AND CIIE.lP GOODS, .l.N'D GOOD
e. D q ID $
J. u. Ts r @ W Il,

l.Hgtnt 1Of IT. I. lON,J
WW7OTLD respectfully inform his old Gus.
{ toners and the public generally, that
he has Just received II supply OF
.NEJV F4LL & UkN1'ER GOODS,
which will be disposed OF on the most reason-
able terms for prompt pay. Some people
make a great parade, but he has no disposl.
ton to indnlgc in any thing Of the kind. He
url, asks those who desire good articles at
reasonable prices to call and examine tire
stock Tor themselves. II they will do that, he
i. confident they will not fail to purchase. -
lie continues at the Old Stand, where he will
he pleased to see every body who wants bar
gains.
Oct 70, ISl9--tf 56
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IN obedience 10 an order and decree Of the
IL Honorable Circuit Court OF Mei"s coun-
", Tennes> at December term. 1919, 10
the case Of john Slewart, Adm'r Of Nicho-
demos Ward, dpc'd, rs. the Widow and
Hers Of sad Wand. | viii sell to the high.
Isl bidder, on Saturday, the 9th day OF
March nest, Al the late residence OF the
said N'rhodnmuS Ward, the following
IR,iCTS or F.iRCELS or L.a.NU,
10 vii: one tract containing forty acres, sit
ua'ed ~ the Northwest corner OF The SUGth
east qna.trr ul Section fourteen, second
fractional Township, third Range, lliwas-
see District. Ohe other tract, on SUute
Creek. containing SO acres, known as the
Forge TracI--houndarles Of this piece civ.
en on day OF sale II required. One olher
tact containing 50 acres, being the West
halt Of tue South west quarter Of Section
eighteen, first Township. second Range,
Y ",I OF The Meridian, Uwassee District.
Also, one other tract. containing one hum
,!rrd all! twrutr acres, more or less, situated
IN The Northeast quarter of Section twenty
four, second fractional Township, Range
second. llua>sr~ District. beginning at ihe
Southeast corner of SAID quarter. running
North G3 polls TO a slake--lherce West ~
polls I" "A s'ake-theuce West 6j o-Nurlh
l33 polI> to corner Of said qua'ter-thence
South ltD polls TO corner OF said quarter
thence East 100 poll, 10 the beainning.-
The above described Lands will he sold, or
50 much thereof IS is necessary TO satisfy
the demands against said estate. One.ihird
Of the purchase money will be required to
t.., if
months wtll be gwen on the remainder, BY
lhe purchaser giving bond and good secu.
rjly and a lien retained upon the land un.
al the purchase money is paid.
JOHN NJ. LiLLARD,
ClsrL Circuit Court
Jan. Is, ISj0-Sl-It's lee $40 81
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STATES MAIL LINE
.NEHs' IOisK amt CEy.7EsLESTO.F
Steam shin Live.

VTNIIE Steamships, NOR7IiER.NER,C Capt.
l. Il. S. BupD, and SOUTIIERNER, Capt.
NJ BERRY, will leave Charleston, 5. C., for
New York every Saturday afternoon, after
the arrival of the Western Cars. These boats
are handsomely fitted up, well commanded.
and in every way worthy the attention Of the
travelling public.
State room berth S25, Lower Cabin open
berths $50, Stcersge Passage So.
No berth secured until paid for. Apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM, Agent,
Cor Adger's South Wharf and East Bay.
Aug 81, lS49--ly AZ
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NeiU establishments!
,y.9CKSO.N' s. EELLeERD

EHAVE purchased Moss Il Jackson's entire
ID a stock of Goods, IA lar,e portion of which
we're Just received from New York and Phia-
dephia where they were bought at very low
prices. Their circumstances are such as TO
make it absolutely necessary that they sell
for READY PAY, and IN order to effect that
very desirable object, they not only intend to
offer goods. Int are determined to sell them
too, at LOUER PRICES than goods Of
like quality can BIZ purchased in East Tennes.
see. All they ask of their friends and the
public generally, is to call and examine their
stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Cutlery, &C., compare prices with those who
sell on time, and they think they can convince
them that the CASH system is great saving
to the consumer of goods.
Dec. I, lS49--tf G3
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The Shawncetown Advocate has
hoistcd its flag for Gen. Cass as Pres.
ident. and Gen. Samuel Houston for
Vice President.
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WINDOW GLASS;!

WNIE have now in Store, and are prepared
wv to Gil orders for any quantity, descrip.
ton nd size of Window Glass, from the
smallest size to 30 by AZ inches, from the
Glass Works of the "IIoLsroN MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
The Glass Manufactured by this Company
is equal to any made in the United States, and
is much superior TO the quality usually
brought 10 this market.
WILLIAMS & co.
Knoxville, Nov. 90, lS49 GIL
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r.. HOLMAN a. CO.,
In II u IL TIE RS

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
EN II. & Co are constantly receiving large
T. additions to their Stock, direct from the
Manufacturers in England, and selected cx-
prcssly for city and country trade, to which
they invite the attention of purchasers.
Aug 10, lSl9-ly 46
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DR.. CHRiSTiE'S
GhI,VANIC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints Affecting the Throlt or
Head such GruucAl,is Inflammation OF the Throat
Nervous and sick Headache Dizziness Of the Head
Neuralgia in the Face, BTsliu- pr Roaring in the
far. Deafness which Is generally Nervous and that
distressed complaint, called Tic DolorcuX
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s DID l. H IL NJ.
II Z W CONCER n!

AS ~ W. ~ ~ kV ~ ~ Az ~
FENIlE subscribers would respectfully IN
form the public that they have CONS
menced the SADDLERY and HARNESS
MAKING business, in Athens. Tenn, in
the brick shop on the North side Of the
Public Square, formerly occupied by James
Mayo, where they will keep constantly on
hand an assortment Of Saddles, Brides, SC.
From long experience in the business they
fater themselves that they can furnish the
people Of this section with better articles
in their line than they have been in the
habit OF purchasing for the same money
They use none but the best materials, and
all jobs will be executed in workm like
manner, and those who purchase from
them may calculate on getting the worth Of
their money. BY manufacturing good
work a, low prices, and constant attention
to business, they hope 10 merit and receive
liberal share of public patronage.
RICHARD HALEY s. Co.
sF Feathers. Beeswsx, TaIlow, Corn,
Beef Hides, Pork, Bacon, Linsey, Flax
and Tow Linen, &c., taken in exchange
for work at market prices.
Athens, Feb. 2, lS49-tf 10
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Baker, wilcox & Co.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERY .NER CHANTS,

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
" EEP constantly on hand a large and well
"A assorted stock of Sugar, Coffee, Salt, &c,
winch will be sold at the very lowest marke
prices. II orders shall have careful atteh-
ton.
~ Bacon, Lard and Feathers received
on consignment.
July 20, lSI9--tf 81
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10000 Persons

including all ages. Glasses aud conditions among
which were iaig" number Of ladies, who are recu'
harry sub. ect to Nervous Complaints have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hove of relief had been given up, and every
thing else been tried IN vain
To illustrate the use of the GAIN hNIE BElT,
suppose the of person atc'"d wlth that bane OF
civilization, ni SPFPSiN. or any other hT"nc or
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary eases. Stimunnts are
taken. which, by their action Oh the NERVES and
muscles N! the stomach afford t'mr"laIU relief hut
which leave the patient in lower state and with
injured acrtiC. alter the action mus cN"Itei has
ceased Now c"mrnr" tins with the effect resulting
from tn" appl,cn alton If tlc uNlN N\I' RELT Take
a Dvspcptc sufferer, even in tn" worse SYMPTOMS OF
an jtttick nni simply tie the Belt around the body,
usng the Magnetic Fluid directed. In short
per.oi the mseu;ho Precipitation will act on the posi-
tive element Of the Belt thereby causing ,'a!vanic
circulation which will pass on to the negative. and
thence back again to the positive, thus keeping Npa
continuous Gaync circulation throughout the sys
TEN. Thu, the most severe cases of Di slFPSA are
PERNA NENILi CURED \ FEW DAYS Is
OFTEN ANrL, II fFlCiENV TO ERADICATE
rIIL DISit
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GNLVANEC BRACELETS

Are found al vast service in cases "i Commissions
ar Fits spasmo5lc Complaints and general Nervous
Affections o the Head and uIIcr cNtrenites Also in
Palsy and Paralysis and all diseases caused by .
deficiency OF power or Nervous Energy III the limbs
other organs ftpe body.
nrs- Many hundf-I Certificates from all parts Of
the rountr, of the most extraordinary character can
De gwen If rcquiGel
M W trouble Inconvenience attends the use Of
Or CHRISTIE : G.lLT.JNfC .jRTIcLES and
thew NAV be worn 10y the most feeble and delicate
with grIfcct ease and safety In MANY cases the
sen-atIu Attending their is hIshly pheasant aud
agrs,a,is. They can be sent to any part Of the
country
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-15

az AhAGA RAiSINS, AND ALMONDS.
We \ -up"pIy just received ami for sale by
Nov >, lol9- G. w. ROSS Il co.
fTiNE CHEW ING TODACCO.-A lot
= Of snperIo, Chewing Tobacco. jus! le.
ceiveI ard for sale by
JACKSON s LlLLARD.
Dec. g, 1919. G6
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PARTICULAR CAUTION.

c-y- g,,care Of Co'mtsg,iis aud HIoriiisss Imi.
taitsn,
For sale IA ATHENS, Tenn. bv The au.
thoTizcd Agents, GEO. W. ROSS y 60.
Ia knoy xIile. by NciSrusH * STaoNG.
Athens, Jan -, lS5g--ly 70
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consists in the fact tia, they arrest and cure disease
BY o,Hrc,d application in place OF the usual Unle ..
druggiug and rh,srking III" patient I'll exhausted
Nature sinks hnlcle,siy under the infection
They strengthen ne rir'. Sysf'm ePn0its' he circi
itio y me h""' jr"gn's ~ Slr.,."', dr" it,ti ~
the slightest inOy UIdsT ang circumstances Since
their introduction in the Tinted states, only three
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a Derangement Of the Nervous System.

In}- In NERVOUS CONlrLAlNTS. Drugs and
Medicines increase me- dstaSc for they weaken the
vital energies OF the already Frustrated stem while
under the STRENGTHENING life wing WALKING nlu.
ence of ,;alvanism applied by this beautiful and
wonderful discovery tn" exhausted patent and weak.
clas 10 and vi
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Prices

The Gslvanlc Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvan;c Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
gs- The articles accompanied 10y full and plain
directions Pamphlets with full PARTICULARS may be
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n RON Tire iron % every descrip,ion, OF
n hand and for sale by 7. K. BROWN.
Oct 10, ISi9--;i Sc
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CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKER
"A Il T..
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GOLDEN SYRUP-Priue article, Jus,
~ received and Tor sale by
S. X. REEDER.
Athens, Oct. 5, 40.
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Land Sale.

Jan. II. 3n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-28
DAGUERREOTYPE, TALROTNPE HYALO
TYPE GALLERY.

IVl the qsagnees of w Talbot the patent right for the
use of his Tsboype process, in the States Of Louisiana
Alabama, Florida, GeOrgis and Texas beg leave call the
attention of the puhc their gallery of specimens In this
new department OF Photography.
The Tabo YPe is taken upon paper. ivory, glass metal
Anu I variety OF other subsncos the first possessing the
eSueu advantages Of easy TansnissbIty by mail b.
ptSSTferHei ~ a portfolio,
The F8bOJype IL an1i,, Of ,s,r;r, q, tina,
eyaTv h @ hnShed 20 aay degree desired hV the sitter
pexfop 5 ~ texture and color OF the drape aud com
Gated. VI "'e eyes and HAIR, eau be faithfully deln
effect. represents the gittcr without any revere
! the right cheek. Nf"a uis rsht cheek, appears upon
a. 1 ne ialDoype can be dugIie,tei ID, , ,,tt ,,r,,
E5 au,llonai trouble Of another sIpS' nv ~ I MI
~ r = l9Fhsh copies be furnished 81 5, f,t',r,
IN SnRe 9pRHgougn by letter or oihcyi. ' '"'u's
", b.--h Y H. being furnished with 80, III r a.
EiOeulon OF tls superior ready IN iol ~
DAGI ER y ~ TVS Tllh thorough in tTuct0ns " ''
better than any Other establishment in H. uNcNeI anu
guaranty perfect likeness Of child Of AN mo- H. Wy
=, S,.s,.g-5T- A-t-t " > 10. CAMP Street.
S ssi5 n XIV lSSgs aRa e; issIs 5y
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q tOPFEh Landing tr2m ships SoulherneT, Atlantic
end n store, full assortment Of Braziers Conner tIoi
1V-t94a1 IA. for sale by Prizes FLEH REIN,
Nos sa~@si GaGa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-28

Those that initiate DE- Townend's 5arsapanla, have
invariably called then u grgu RenEi far Females Hfc
and have copied bills and circulars which relates TO Inc
complaints Of women, word for word-Other men who l.
up medicine have, since the great Of Dr. Tousen
SarsapanR in complaints incident females recommended
the, although previously they did number Of thesf
Mixtures Pills, etc, Injurious females they agra
waite lIsaaae. and nmlarmme the nmm.LnLInn.
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CRESCENT.

B,s6zzo Water TKorks-I'hs important work IS
heinz pressed forward with greatenergy and rapid
;ty. For the last few weeks arge force oil men
and teams have been at work upon the reservoir on
Prospect Hill, and the great mound Of earth upon
the Potter Lott bears witness to the industry
of the contractor.
The reservoir is to be divided into two sections
by heavy cross wall of stone, which is very nearly
completed. The southern section, beng thar near
est the city, IS excavaed nearly 20 the aSpen h IN,
form contemplated by the plans and specifications
The more formidable work OF tunnelllng the
b,rhoT At Black Rock, is also progressing with
100, yisy6r The perpendicular excavation in the
Tock which is by 10 feet in size, has been com
nleted to the depth of 20 feet, and the horizontal
eyeayation will be commenced Immediately.
When it is understood that this horizontal exca
walton must be feet square, and extend more than
500 feet under the bed of the harbor, and into the
rapids in the river some idea can be formed OF the
extent and magnitude of this bold enterprise
BHbLO Commercial.
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And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL $500, O00--al paid in: Surplus SI6C OO0.
~ JAS. WALKER, Sec'y,,JAS. A. PORTER, Pres.
The operations Of this Company for IL years, have been
confined alone and exclusively to Underwriting.
River Sea and Fire Risks taken the lowest rates, and
losses promptly adjusted w. B. PARTEE, Agent,
mh56 ly Office. No. 80 Camp street, NewOrleans.
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

TINS eNTaUt OF SNTsbpATlA
reference female complaints. No female who has
10 suppose she approaching that critical peIOd THE fHu
of Life should neglect take it, preventive
for any of the horrible diseases to which female
are subject this time of te This period be delayed
for several years by using this medicine Nor is it less yaua
bic for those who approaching wOmanhOOd, it is cal
euated nature by uulokenng the blood and nvgor
ang the system. Indeed, this medicine Invaluable for
the delicate diseases TO which subject 1t braces
the whole system, permanently the energies
by removing the Impurities of the body, far smua
ting produce subsequent relaxation, wi chs the
medicines taken for female weakness and disease. b
using few bottles of this medicine, many and painful
| surgical operations may be .eyented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-28

Pioneer Motheys-The Cincinnati Commercial
has the following notice of the assemblage OF
number of the pioneer mothers of that city
AT the house of Mr.. William Simpson, IN tins
oitv, a few evenings since, the following persons
took tea
Mrs Margaret Cullum, aged 70 years, who
came to Cincinnati in 1894.
Mrs. Mary ogg, aged 70-came here also in
1894 -.
Mrs. Mary Holland, aged 67-came here in 1904.
Mrs Deborah Toby, aged 73-came here in 1905
What wondrous changes since those old mothers
came among US Their little tea party, embracing
in its conversational pleasure the events and recol
leetions Of more than half hundred years, must
have been full of interest
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,J9HE BUTLER, Jr.

Dr. Townsends SaHaparia is sovereign and speedy cure
for lnopient Consumnton Banenne Prqapsns Qtens or
Failing of the Womb COsiveness, Piles Leuchonhga,
Whites, ObstruGted difficult MensruatOn, lncOntnen9e
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof, and for the
prostraOn Of the matter whether the result OF
inherent causes produced by egulaty, Illness o.
accident. Nothing be surprising than It's nvgOanR
effects on the human frame. Persons, all weakness and iss
tude from taking become robust and full of
under influence IL Immediately the neveess
of the female Frame which Is the great of barren
1t will not be expected Of in of delicate
exhibit certificates of performed, but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands of where families have been without
children, after using few bottles Of this invaluable medicine,
have bSsn blessed with fine. healthy offspring.