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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-16
FOR BURKsvILLE AND wAITsBoRo'.
CTNcINNATI. LOUISVILLE and NAsHvILLEPACKET

CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE and NASHVILLEPACKET
rENaE unsurpassed fast running passenger G~sS~~ "a
/ steamer ENVOY, THos. RODGERS, Mas s<ggr16fA8
Matte WAYNE and viii make regular trips in the above
trade during the season.
Leaving Cincinnati every other Wednesday, at o'clock
NJ Nashville every other Tuesday, at oclock, T. NJ
The above is entirely and for speed and accom-
mediation is unsurpassed Twill be thankful for all orders,
and respecfuy solicit for her share Of public paronage
JAMES CLAIBORNE,
lana EN- Agent Front st.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-16
JOSEPH T. DUNT0N,
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods House,

W - No. 81, Public Square Nashcile Tenn
TTAS in store large and well assorted Stock of the
most desirable goods of the season, embracing every
description and quality, French Mantas, Ribbons, Silk
Drap Goods White Goods Of all kinds Laees and Embrode
ries French aconetts, Lawns and Cambrcs, Bareges,
Barege de Laines Briantines variety of other Dress
Goods Hosiery of all kinds Hats of all descriptions Hard
ware etc Looking Glasses large variety of Guns and Pts
tolls besides great variety of Trimmings and every descrp
ton of Goods to which he submits the inspection of
Merchants of the city and country trade which stock will
be added daily desirable goods from the East Merchants
generally are invited to examine my stock and compare
prices with that of other houses in the trade
feb 9S J. F. DUNTON
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VOL. XVIII.
j. M. ZIMERMAN.

J. n. ZIMERNAN, "a
81 Wholesale Druggist and Pharmaceutist ~
fA Sign THE LION MORTAR DOORS FRoa -
SQUARE, MARKET ST.. NASHVILLE,
just received, by the late rise Of water large and
usually fine stock of
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
SURGICAL, MIDWIFERY AND ANATOMICAL INSTRUMENTS;
PAINTS, 0ILs, WINDOW GLASS, VARNIsHEs SPICES,
GLASSWARE, AND SroSEwARE; PAINT, ARNlsH,
CoAeH AND ARTIST BRUSHES; DTESTUFFs,
PERFuMERY Fancy PLAIN SOAPS;
FISE TooTH HAIR BRUSHES
LETTER AND CAP PAPER; STEEL Pens,
IyKs &c: ToBAcCo SSUFFs, AND CTGARs;
PowpER SHOT LEAD SAFETY Fuse; PUIR
WINES BRANDIEs, SPIRITS DC; IASDRErHs GAR.
MY SrFDs; TAxNErss' on, Brushes LAMPBLAcK, &c.
Purchasers needing any Of the above articles will dowe
10 EXAMINE the above stock before purchasing elsewhere as
tbey will find it as extensive of prime quality not lower
a. low as any other House in Tennessee
Also Sole Wholesale Agent for Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Williams Pumonic Balsam, Mexican Mustang Linment
Canton Tea Companys Teas, Dr. 5. Houghons Pepsn.
"A j. NJ u. would also inform his friends, &c,
5E 80 that he will hereafter be assisted IN his business
49, by Mr. MORTIMER HAMILTON, late OF the
W. firm of McNalry Hamilton, who has been Tor
number of years past extensively and faVoraby known Ill
A. D,,,or r1iyo
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
FALL n CUNNINGHAM,
No. Al, CoLLEeE SrREEr, NASHVILLE, TE''S.

No. AZ, COLLEGE STREET, NAsHNI-Lks IA-NN.
RE now in receipt of their entire stock OF HAkDH AXE
N and CUTLERY for the Spring Trade, and IN eaiing
The attention of the merchants Of Middle and East ehn
see Kentucky and North Alabama TO their lar ana
assortment ey feel confident that it will compare favora-
bly, with that OF any House any country and when me
of Transportation is considered it viii be found that
seiHtre should prompt all dealers in this section OF the
country to encouraged home market.
They also invite the attention Of Backsnt Carpenters
and Farmers visiting Nashville to their assortment OF Tools,
Farming Implements &C., large stock OF which they always
keep haad.
taer Ginseng and Beesrar taken at the highest mar
ket prices exchange for goods in payment OF debts
Feb 26. 1883
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ms. C. x. & ). D. WINST(
EXCHANGE BANKING OFFICE OF D. PEARL : CO

EXCHANGE & BANKING OFFICE OF D. PEARL q CO
NTORTI-WEST corner of the Public Square near Plant
ers Bank, Nashville, Tenn.
~ We are drawing Sight Checks all the principal
cities of the East South and West at the lowest rates. IN
sums to suit purchasers"
- We buy all kinds of current and uncurrent Bank
Notes al moderate rates
sgy- We buy South Carolina, Georgia and North CaIoiun
Bank Notes at a very small discount.
r5y~ We win purchase New Orleans and Kentucky NOR
les at a fair premium.
rs- We have Gold and Silver for sale-wil attend TO
collections RENTING any point requested at Bank rates
charge but Il percent commissions.
49, We taking Bank of East Tennessee the same as
other Tennessee Bank Notes. JanL
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-16
PATENT CHOPPING MILL,
For ChoDDiug Corn or other Grain

For ChOpping Corn or other Grain,
AR agttcte eieh ecery Farmer should kaOe
will grind with two horse power, from four to
five bushels hour either fine for bread for
stoc-and is SO simple in its construction, that any boy
twelve years old keep it in order andrun it, 1t is adap
ted to either-Steam, Water or Horse Power.
Having sold the entire right of manufacturing and selling
the above M in Tennessee, to Messrs T. Cowan and A.
c. Howard, ct Nashville persons wishing to purchase can
find them j. NJ Seabury College street. where they
will be happy to take orders. BOSS d GDAMS.
aICrlS
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-16

THE WEEKLY UNIoN-Is furnished subscribers at
the following rates. Single copies in advance
81 5 within the year SO Oo the end of the 81 co.
CLUBs-0f five and uewards-$2 90 per copy for one
year. Clubs of subscribers will be received for six months
AT the foregoing rates.
The TRG-WEEKLY is published every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday s. per in advance if not paid IN
advance, S.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
~ THE MONEY IN ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. -
Remtances of subscriptions may be made by mail at our
risk.
No paper will be sent out of the State unless the order is
companied with The cash.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-16
DIR. BLEDsoEs ALTERATrvE coMpoUND

me Heedg 0cer al Remedies for the Diseases Of The
Dyspepsia, Enlargement and reformation Of the SPLEEN
diseases Of the Bolce, and saeh dse1sS from
djs0r9era state Of the Stomach Liper or Bo,seLs as
Scrofutc and Sores Of any kind For General DEBILITY
from aehieA Ladies he4ueahv suffer- there is not is
eQHal in the sct0Le lateria K6dicG
TINE inventor OF this preparation for three years
completely prostrated from Dyspepsia and inactivity of
the Liver that he frequently for weeks time unable to
raise himself from his bed He sought aid from physicians
at home and in Europe but in vain his
hopeless BY thousands and it by accident hat he sue.
ceeded in curing himself Since he has been praetcng med
cne his in such has been unrivaIed He
has been aware of the incrcduy Of the public and
quently said nothing through the press of his own case
until the character of the medicine was fully established
by its success shown the certificates which have oeen
advertised.
Isubjon the cerfCt ie Of Prof ~ GABBERr of Memphis
Tenn, with whom oten advised during the time my
suffering.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April II 1552.
hereby certify ihat have been acquainted with ~
n. Bledsoe and Years ago he reduced ce eve
lowe; than have any that afterwards
ed with what supposed to be dyspepsia and Liver asc on
and after trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians this
we'll other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF his in being restored to good
health. n. GABBERT, NJ ID.
Physicians requested TO try this preparation We
feel satisfied will sustain the character we give to it in this
publication.
HUNTSVILLE, January l2 1852.
DIR. BLEDSoEI take the liberty and fell to be nv duty
to recommend TO all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative Compound as very
seperlr medicine My aged - years had been under
medic II treatment about five for dyspepsia
rhea when having almost deSpaired Of his recovery
cuded to try your Alternative, bottles of which, believe
entirely ued him. MICAJAH CAYCE
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-16
1t NkTHHRST

ROOFER ND H4NQF4CTURER
of Warrea's Fire and Water Prof Cdnlpositton.
DEEM it unnecessary for to say anything IN favor OF
this mode of Roofing the constant increase OF is Popu
at for the last seven wears that it has been tested IN near
ly ali parts OF the Union is the best evidence OF ITS utility
and value The roof shows for itself
- Office Spruce Street, second door from Cedar s'
in MoOre's block leoz-y
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-16

VNTANTED.-A few thousand bushels Pea Nuts for
w which we will give the highest market price.
febI9 BEN NJ. NOEL q BRO.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

LIFE INSURANCE.
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HART
FORD, CONNECTICUT
JAMES DIXON, Pres. HENRY l.. MILLER, DEC y
Capital and Surplus 100000;
INSURANCE on lives Of white persons on the JOINT slocK
and mutual plan.
terms S. II. LOOMS,
ian 15-em Agent.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-16

Splendid Schemes for April, 1853.
The Certificate Prices of packages Of quarter tickets
oniy, are given below.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-16

CUGAR.-2S0 hhds Sugar. now landing from steamer
y America and for sale by MORRIS STRATT0N.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-16

& CODA WATER APPARATUS, for naanufac-
y turing dravng and bong Of the latest and most ap
proved construction manufactured and for sale, with
plcit printed directions for its use, by
JOHN MATTHEWS,
CORNER AVENUE 10Th STREET,
Opposite Bellevue, New YORK
The only establishment devoted exclusively to the
fac1re of SODA WATER MACHINERY, &c, in the United
States and where may be found large every
article connected with the business including Materials &c.
jan 27-Sm ESTABLISHED 90 YEARS.
Q UGAR.-2S0 hhds Sugar, landing from steamer
y America, and for sale by NORRIS STRATUM.
d. S. & w H. WOODWARD
Forwarding and Commission Merchants, and
Texas Land Agents
Particular attention paid 70 fng ordersO1cr over the
store of w. 7. Smith Co., No. IS Magazine street.
Oct 8. 1s52-6m New Orleans.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-16

dst OQ0 REV ARD will pay theaboye reward
ID eUOO TO anv person or persons, as premium
above the market price, for thousand Land Warrants
of the denominations of l60 50 and 40 will pur-
chase gle warrants OF either denomination.
tt-- r. II. BROCKWAY
Room over Oak Hall, east side Public Square, I'd door
soutI1 al ,N =. Nashville. octl4-m27.
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MARINGo MAMMOTH.


rJ,HE thorough bred Jack MARlNG0 MAN s gA~A
1 MorH 1s7rect from Kentucky, viii make va
-; saaso,, in Tennessee at Caney Spring IN ssH.->
Mbu county five miles below the hslng ford IN DUCK
p t hirtvive dollars insurance and hy cents groom
Iannets sent from distance will be pastuTed gratis,
nd grain fed if required fifty cents per week lie IS
fri, fifteen hands two and half inches high good honest
measure unusually large bone, and heavy; black with
meay nose He has the form, size, color and blood to re-
commend him highly those who wish to improve their
stock We consider him the master Jack Of Tennessee
For further particulars hand bills. .,o,--
march 11-3m KNIGHT q NILoo----
TUST RECEIVED AT A. COLLEGE STkhEI.-
eD Ladies elegant Caters with heels;)
Super. French Lasting Caters;
=. Kid ftrimmed) Slippers; !, e,:
Elegant Embroidered Patent Learner o"PPe'S'
best fine Morocco Kid and Goat BOGUS
Misses and Chdrens Patent Leather 90. -,,,-,,c,,
This dav received by [mar2Sl RAMAGE q OhokCH-
= :. 80 w,r TERRY. ] c.DEw
CARUTH, TERRY DEW.
DEALERS IN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY:
IA Market 81. Gnd 25, Merchant ST., Pksls9eP'As
''' Taprilss-ly.
DIR. j. w. GRAY.
ofice in McCombs' New Building on Cherry $500
Bstsoss, DsGdsrsek and Caion- Svv.Sxx
decl4--l2m REsIDkS
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-16

TRUNKS, VALISES, and CARPET BAGS.
WE have Just received large AM, fine C7TySSYN
w sornento of Trunks, Carpet Bags and TsSEs T!N
Valises consisting of Sole, Bag and Kip 4 ID
Leather Travelling Trunks and Vases also of Saxony Brus
sells Wilton and Carpet Bags which will sell at
low prices. r. S. H0LLINS Il CO.,
janl9 Corner of College and Union sts., Nashville.
StUNDRIES.-N landing from steamer America
- loo boxes Soap; 10 ceroons Indigo;
20 bags Pepper; casks Madder;
- do Ginger; 80 half barrels Soda
10 do Spce Is barrels Alum
i do Almonds; 10 tierces Rice;
loo dozen Buckets 10 boxes Oranges;
and for sale bv febl4 MORRIS d STRATTON. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
LAMENT FOR HIS YOUNG DAUGHTER
PARK BESJAAIS.


,o,r rom me. my blossom, thy fragrance y no
Iso,, early blghDg with bitter tear aeao,e t'i0'
as; look on other howers-no rose 50 ~ ,a1
"a Was the sweetest bud IN all the ~o''o 10 Do'
..s. rurtured tenderly and watered with the de"
On Yies bes. affections interchangeable ana ras'
~ breezes waited thee where summer dHs7s ne
P, NV bssUtful that thou shOudst fade away and die.
,,.Apd my child my darling child st and weep alone,
70 bk e" HAT bright Heaven to which thy soul was
borne -. ~ ,h.-a am lsn IN mourn
-. ,hs music Of thy voice fell my listening ear
On Sneh . robins chirp and an more soft and clear
gsco.u,d when years had passed away still should hear
NJ ysIeome than me hsrmones of all the singing birds
q, thou art gone and those bright eyes are darkened from
'ne No READINESS in the cheeks loved TO look UPON
~ I'd has vanished from the lips so often pressed nine
"a nothing bat the csycod form remains Of what was
thine.
o.. innocent thy home is with the holy and the best
a. sayors bosom now, my dove thy happy ark OF rest
~ though with Summer birds and dowers my little Adahed
~ glory Of the Cherubm ia shining round her head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
FLORIDA.

IT., Discovery, Exploration and Settlement.
The discovery, exploration and settlement OF FLOR
IDA are pregnant with the romantic adventurous and
ragcal as are those of any other portion OF the United
States and while the history of the exploration and col
onization Of the Old Thirteen is as familiar as house
hold words to the school children OF the North the
thrilling incidents and events connected with Florida are
quite unknown. The brief mention and chronological
presentation of some of the notable events in the
history of the Peninsula State of the South may be
amusing, interesting and possibly instructive.
In 1892 Columbus discovered San Salvador, San Do
mneo, Cuba and other West India Islands In 1897
Americas Vespucius discovered the Continent of South
America Ii l49s Columbus visited the Sosth Amer-
can Continent and in 1895 Sebastian Cabot discovered
ard coasted along the North American Continent from
Labrador to Albemarle Sound. He was in search OF
more northern passage to the East Indies than COlum
bus had taken Thus in less than six years the Con
tnents of North and South America and the West India
Islands had been discovered
In 1929 Corez and his companions invaded and con-
quered the Mexican Empire and in 1888 Pizarro and
his associates conquered the Incas Of Peruthe Child
rem of the Sunand possessed themselves of their pal
aces and temples of gold Thus fortyOne years from
the discovery of the West India Islands BY Columbus,
North and South America had been visited and par
italy explored, and Mexico and Peru had been added
to the Crown Of Spain
The discovery of Columbus not the result OF &C.
cident but IL the incident of voyage undertaken
TO the truth Of geographical theories and specula-
tiOns. This discovery of Columbus displayed INV
WOrLD for the exploration Of active and adven-
urOus spirits and gold being discovered it became the
tslismanic incentive to pillage and conquest
But there is portion Of this New World which was
frst visited and explored neither by the promptnss or
suggestions science the love of gold Of adventure
of liberty of religion, any other Of the ordinary mo-
tives to discovery, exploration conquest and coonza
tion.and that portion is now partly within the limits OF
Florida; and the motive incentive to It's first vista
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
LABOR AND THE LAB0RERS.

~ the above head propose publish rapidly convenient
% Of articles suecncy Porsyns the state Of Labr and the
n Of IN the different parts Of the United States
s and other information upon the subject solicited and
sssu Osed will be paid for by The Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

LocoPoeo Mrxsrrs coscsss: A., 70, PUBL. , s Doeu.
- ;rouss nse piles OF bundles Of pablic
q se' s ssa die oss sats q
y yS.e a.s sSr By @s sas e 9 ssns
sh HE Of Representatives from Tenesses mIhssf
Zach package estimated 70 weigh about handss d
and twenty pounds and 90 here were three o.aa
Poco Joneses II ashsmefal abuse OF tbs tracking
rrivsee and we heartily desire TO this privilege 20 on
en- prostituted utterly repealed. Meabers CT CoaSs
sheao be allowed no privilege by which they can
lie the mails and thus deprive the peoPls o. ns s
and just mail facilities. lLoaisv.ns '''
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every Sunday and hoyday he erected altar and said
mass.
sson after landing he proceeded TO the Apalschee
country which represented TO contain large cities,
. cultivated country aud gold. He had roads TO cut,
BRIDGES 10 build swamps cross and savages 70 fight
AT place now knoEn as MicanoPy, he encountered
100 Indians and killed 500 warriors. At length he
reached the Capital of the Apalschee country, consist
ing of about $50 huts Here he found plenty Of corn
beans pumpkins and other vegetables, but ne gold or
cities and thus the turierOus region be had come
conouer He remained here five months, sent out OK
porpg parties discovered the Bay of ST. Marks, where
Karyaez had built his boats, and so forth.
In March I540, De Soto broke up his encampment
near where Tallahassee stands, aud marched north
eery in search of the Cosachiqu country, which he
was told abOunded in god silver, and pearls and was
governed by female Caeque, who lived in large city.
He found the country and it governed By woman,
but the gold was copper, the silver mica, and the
large city few Indian huts In the lower part Of
what is Alabama he fought great battle with the
Indians headed by their chief TuscaOosa-the Indians
set FIRE their village and amid the eOnhagratiOn and
slaughter, ii eco Indians said have been killed
and burned. De Soto lost - and ~ horses, and
in the upper part of Alabama in another bae he lost
40 men and so horses.
In the month Of May, l54l, two years from mis- land
ing in Florida De Soto crossed the Mississippi River
little below where Memphis BOW is, and encsmPed on
the west bank his devious zigzag course, line Of
march, from Tampa Bay to the Mississippi, through
forests ssamps and hostile Indians, was more than
1850 miles While encamped upon the west bank Of
the Mississippi River, De Soto was requested BY the
Indian chiefs to pray for rain to his ssds it being
time Of drought and be caused huge cross to be made
OF the largest pneree so large that 100 men could NOT
lift it this cross was raised the highest elevation
overlooking the waters Of she Mississippi and St. Fran
els Rivers; procession composed Of the army and
Indians formed led BY priests and frars chanting
the Litany around the cross, and then all knelt down
in front and offered up prayers and then approaching
the cross soleuny and silently. knss and kissed il.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-05
FIRE INSURANCE!

N,NIRE Insurance Companies are 50 nuner
Gus md 50 easily understood. 10 guarantee
indemnify aaatnsi Loss; By FIRE. HAL the
owner of the humblpsi dwelling receives but
reluctant a,J rom his ne'shhors when bis HI
tie all has been burn. il he has been So careless
and improvideni as 10 have effected no nsnr
ance.
Strange rs il NAV seem, that any prudent
man, owning combusilbe property. should
rest satisfied Tor an hour withuu. having II pro
'ecieil against loss there are. nevertheless,
thousands ~ this community who. because
iaeir bindings have stood Tor vears without
burning, tlaler themselves That they will con
tluue 10 do so. and dangerously delay proei-
ding against loss which wodld cucumber
them with debts il might be announcement TO
pay. if il did not reduce Them and their FAINT
lies 10 want when for pallry sum they conld
gel tpeir property Insured
Now le, every person who has thus lar been
ncgigen, on This subject, delay no longer, bui
&c, his properly insured--a duty 10 himself aud
those who are dependant upon him for sup
port. which he will never regret having per
formed
When person is prepared to biain lnsur
ance. he will have occasion 10 examine the
merits Of various Companies which ask 10
share in The patronage OF the public. We
would Introduce 10 his notice
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-05
LIMIT Off AND PRICES LOWER.

He subscriber would respectfully an
Il nounee 10 The citizens OF Mariinsburg aud
iciniiy. that lie is now getting his Fall and
Winter stock OF
New and Fashionable Clothing.
Aware OF the pressure be is now prepared aud
will sell Clothing lower than was ever offered
IN the Valley OF Virginia. Come and examine
my stock before YOU buy. and save something.
Beng connected wliha large Clothing Empo
rum IN one 0. our Eastern Cities, he shall
consequently have all The latest patterns aud
styles, His stock al present consists in part
OF Cloths. Cassimeres and Tweeds. Coats of
bvsiness. irock aud dress patterns Cloth Gas
lmere. Salineu and other Penis. of new fash
onahe goods, Satin. Silk, Cashmere, Mar.
settles. clolh and all kinds OF Vests and cf ev-
e.y price Stocks. Scaris. Cravais, Poke,
Handksrchiels. Shirts. Collars. Drawers. un-
der Shirts. and in fact every thing 10 be found
IA genleman's Fashionable Clothing Store
A fresh supply Of fashionable Hats. Caps,
fancy Boots. Carpet Bags, Trunks Sc, Sc
a small stock Of eIegan, CloaSs. lined and
laced OgercoaiS. Bangups. Sacks, Sc :. Sc.
Come give HIM cali and he'il warran, you
are pleased with his stock and prices. This
Is YOUR place as he is determined TO sell lower
than ahy one else. N. Fl. STiNE
September 20. '22.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-05
READ! READ!!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
A VIGOROUS LIFE,
OR
PREMATURE DEATH.

KINKELlN, ON SELF PRESERVATION
ONLY 20 CENTS.
THIS book, just published, is filed with
useful information. ON the inirnitieS and
diseases Of the Ceneratire Organs. II address
SEES itse " alike 10 YOUTH. MANHOOD and
OLD AGE. aud shonld be read by all
The valuable advice and impressive warn
ing II gives. will prevent years oi misery and
suffering. and save annually Thousands OF
Lives.
Parents by reading il. Nil learn how ,e pre-
vent the destruction Of Their children
04-A -emiuanca of 25 cents. enclosed in q
leuer pre-. paid addressed TO DR.. KiNKEIiN,
n. w. Corner OF 'rHiRp aud UNIoN streets.
between Spruce aud Pine. PHlLApELPHIA. viii
ensure book, under envelope, per return
mail
0J-PeTsons al distance may address DR..
X. by letter, .(pos' paid) and he cured AT home.
PACKAGES oi MEDICINES. DlREC-
TlONS. Sc. forwarded bs sending a remi,.
lance. and pui up secure from DAMAGE
OR CURIOSITY.
July rs, iS52-ly.