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SINoULAE RACE ~ HuXAs BEiNGs--There aic
NV ~ Luu,iun tNo yrty singular human beings
uf race Winch has l,tAerto been very htllv
sn"wn 10 the clslizcd world. They came itnn
South A'tlra, where they are called tGfib"eH
They are totally distinct from all her known Al
rIcdn rnCe1-ss much ~ a. Il they bad durpbed
upon ihs earth from smother planet. They are
hmmnuvr ~ sZe-nere pgm.s- and unac
qnam;rd even with the at oi building hut. ! ey
Shelter themselves M caves AMI CruVi,rS Of lie
cath; vhrn tirse are want NJ they make art h
cia rcoopings uH the surface. which they ln-l
with lravrs and cover uih branches. TIE Hot.
rentots aud BG,hmen are the uvowed enemies ol
the EArlhmen ana whrn they inset them vii
sloOl hem Gown like yrrmln. 1he poor lIIir DE-
ichceless Etrihman have ~ refuge tut IN huirs
trees, or thlcke e. and the rIb- i, fast yrrsins ru
To extinction. They are poor weak people uue
II Natures freak, aud destined not to perpetu'
ate their race Few culOHist have seen them, and
although it l. known that few still lngrr IN ihe
mountains, these are rapidly dNng away. snd
VIII soon become \ tradition OF an e.Nish allie
rae" of old.
The two individuals above mentioned were
carried 10 Eng 'snd from the Cape oI Good Hope
w" "r three years aga. and have now become
dumes csred IN AN English family The Morn.
my Chronicle, from which We take these pstiru
lars, describe. these L,ile E.artmrn E. boy ard
gWl, the former fourteen and the latter sixteen
y, ST, II age, and complete little fairies" III sp
pearance. The hoy i. three feet and three and =
hall inches IN hrrsh the girl ,riae taller. Their
skin Is % the bughI-.; ard mast transparent
bronze, rud as smo"ih and polished marble
In form the hui. GREATNESS are perfect her
delegate limbs standing Out IL most graceful gym
md every IUu inst nth the itl
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not see any ysrap psss va the other rus.i D.se
know that heard them .,v ANYTHING abaut s,ay.
rag all night III. Enyh.hman ss,d il vas teo
late 20 s,ay fer sumner anil G.,s. .~id he'd t,,A
the time D,n't know which carried the sey iAs
when ihey went away.
tha q. Nii!sr-Wsa iS the employ Of !. T.
Sanger Recollect ihs transaction in which Sna.
ger bought piece of lnad ef John ux,ss. II SAs
piece that Chss. Decker bought IT the Go,ru
In.n, and sold 10 Chew. who cold it 10 Jul.a
Gu,es and Gates sold /, To Sanger. Grn Ga,ss
Oeyer had any interest in that transaction that
Sno~ of Am not scqusintcd with John Devoi,
have heard abo"t him god deal, but know
nothing personally 1htre appeared to ts soas
diversity Of op,n,an rs To his character &c truth
md vrracity. Think o,hrrs aIs better qualified
i1r such evidence.
Cross Gr.-1he innd vas paid for by Sanger
when the uads WAS h'st spoken ot Gates owed
Sanger fSa IN notes aud Sanger afterwards
paH 80 To SWrn ahu Fisher tsi 10 l. laugh,
s:o {" two or thee other individuals that we're
coupled together. bill To Walker and hnkl'ox
"' fib "r ais, Barnard 70 90 /" d 10 john ost's
himself 20, and at another ime ss, NV. 1889.
iheTe "rie some other matters ah,oi them. As
Assumed siuO tor Georges d'ir1ce. Tue Shola
"'nou"t OF purchase mui"y WA stao. sdnset
''ili owes $50 Va $40. Have noreeoilec'ion of1ny
mehli"ned. All this transaction wa- after tbs
ooiy Of L'isy was found, think IN November.
ihe slo0 ~el.tor George Gates defence Dont
recolsct the exact l,ngnsgs 1t the instrument.
ont i's nature was---that sanger was to accept m
"iurr winch Was To he gwen l" Dekey tor tlo".
u geo oates should tie executed should axe
Jo'n Sa'es 10 os man "i Tremendous s'rrhE'h.
ne came nv" me store !he spFihg soou' ls' Mach.
10 'e'' ms suehS& hesA'i II wo9'd s'snu 'n
n" hShd no w"u.d hi' me up on the cnun'er. l
weg" 100 lbs. stood on hia hand aud he iifted
,"e uP"" we counter ",'n ''s ie' hshn. 'h"s
hr mas mol iul use OF his right arn hs' d"n''
SNOW ""at 'he Ut iet' 70. ohooian' MINK MN
,h'i ~ r"'trf' shou'dn MINK ne 'nry hat
u" "'n '',h "t' 'h'hes; tro''er 'es'
In,he' nave o''eh seen J"hn ua''s VINE tna
o,, ,n"S ! sn ACQUAINTED WIN ns hahu writing
'"hA van IN" ,"o OF 'h'ee OF h's 'e,fr' W mo
Tr'e' Letter SHOWN 10 "hhes') ie T%o
S"'." seems almost psi'ee' lac s'n'he o' Jon"
~''.s ihve very i''''e 1o'o' oi u" T
,Ls. Ls u s"' 'u' 1.''
,ns.I @ 49, ." .' as very "'''n' si"e 'ns
"'" p'V'e'u w "'e a' ""'.n "",-, "S
"a," Soun ,, "s'e ~ u""o. so'u. W. lonpo,
ptp' NJ. ''''" "n''s y" -" s"ru N''ues'J
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Il. So 49,. ,iI
@' C.n"e I''e o"ny WAS 'o""i D'' no. see Soha
uaeI ,n. e'.'H ""f '"one! o',.n' 'sIa''a'' nou
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New Meat Market,

cNENlAH WOOD Observation-Disclosures the
- plnUc ihnthe has lustosenedn Meat Marketat
mw ,nlllne on me corner north of the Court
hpn,e square in Ottawa wherehc willie h,npv IN
supply lll srlendsand the public with ihrrhoicest
1i 'yerything IN the meat line. Vegetablesolall
kinis \ so kept on hand.
N' Nrket an Sunday. The shop will he kent
S SSp.h on Saturday evening, butclosed on the Sab.
'"''' sept gs50l
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ms MCKINNEY & NcAGTuUR t,ntrr
- l'.rp.Di' ,louul services 20 a." ciuIen1 Of
q ~, ouI vicinity. Oiice IL Rrdliek's Block
Feb 20
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St BijHEE Ph5 h5sicila aui S.rFr1a. intend
y. m; 20 Iutko > ,t'wa hls permanent honr.
O.. .fs , professional services 20 rh~ citizens Of
'J,tt,vl rll ylcuHy uii land residence or Ca.
nIl street, opp ,str NJ l!nssncks Sash Factory
.th a.. A,I,. iarI'rly occupird by T. ] True
Va re- ecauat a., tlars De- touni when notahseu
ui II.,,uJyi Iguuesa. Glrls-- uOarialc'
: B -ti-.ra ot pulling nu,ri d.. y. merely
lt.r.tll luII,,.| if.iI. June ,. w.
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FURNITURE! !
Carriage and Wagon Man,


ever Uii, red ~ this iuaTht and
At prices 10 defy compcuuun. They have tucli-
ties iur manufacturing superior 10 any ihl, side oi
Chicago and are Determined 10 pul their price
Alt5e Lpr,t Wdrk
In addition 10 what jhrv manufacture themselves
they NJ, receiving n good assortment OF turnIlur"
from thomosl fashionable house, IN Chicago, winch
ihry vI. sci. 40 Chicago prcc-, adding transporln-
ton. They would cali particular attention ~ the
IaCt lhut ihry are mahug ,hct own
BedsteSCs
" hich enables them to uuish . cheaper and hei-
Ter article llpn cau he got e-rW here and lhry
WIl make any size and pattern lhat nHy he cnl,d
torotaHg o.irIarl;c.e.n thr cabinet oTuphulsiety
iuc, on short notice.
Furniture Delivered nnd ssirp
30 any part Of thr town, and 1t does not give 50.
ri-la.,yu the money vii he refunded They NEO
keep ON baud Si,h and GlSss OF oil kinds. They
hope hy strict attention 10 business 10 receive H..
berai share Of patronage
Undertaking.
They viii pay particular attention 'eths husi-
ness C"iius # uil ,IZrs olu-lnrty on hand
tI-h- Nr..IHc Burial c,-,s turl .h,d II colIrd tor
Persons leaving 'h'ir orders win 'lu m will hr fr.
IIevrairum further ,sorli~, NJ dizzy attend funerals
with hrar-r and lushcaruaers 1t wanted
Nay2! l-'1 o.. EUhG & WATSON.
Ne,r FUwnIc Ware horm, Isl dom north oi
.l1esS Nrl.t, L1to Ogrs, In uNpis st.. OitGus
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ftLDVER x COOK. u O Gloy,r-6. C
~ C.nk1 I,t9rDcg, Il tooRs,io,s at Ll,r,-
Ottawa Oh,- an Rrdlck's Block. rasi side Of
th- pu1'Ic Sgllre June. l5i'-.i
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Bakery and Confectionery.
j OU AIM

MOULD respectfully luiorm the oiti,ens OF
w Ottawa, that he hns taken the stand ter.
merry dccuplrdhy Nr, Wo0lsey, mort ..ns, cor
nrr ct The court house SQUIRE, and will carry ON
the BIkerv Business in The hest possible manner
tie will also keep IN connection with It n uIl sun.
ply oi assorted nndles provisions. groceries, &c
noliqnors) Pies cakes, crackers. aud everything
IN his line kept constantly on hand orprtpared 10
? der. Give me n cnil ns?0 v
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From the " J. Times u

tro1 the Journal Of Commerce of 4h
II was certainly imprudru, IN the Mrxwsn
Government Ia send an armed force To occupy
NE dipuicd territory such step brIng virtually
an sppral ir"m diplomacy to the sword; aud we
ave nu, prepared tn say that the United States is
wrong in meeting ihi. demonstration with coun.
ter movement, We cannot suppose lhat Gen
Garland has orders to attack lIia-, even II The
latter should insist un remaining with his troops
IN the disputed Tertiary, AL that Il n,cpssrry
either To uur honor or safety, IA tnp put ourselves
IN n par with Mexico IN respect TO ~, cGpancy,
aud thus To keep the question uf ii le IN alley.
ance until 1t -hall he settled by diplomacy. To
"ccapy The ,erlituTy ourselves. aud 1T tie same
time INSIST hat the M-x,ad troop. shalt r.ute.
would he tu place ourselves In the same position
we condemn In the Merrans via aitrmp ing to
decide the qnec'on " title, temporarily at least,
by Al armed occupancy. Either the Mexican
infcc should be Withdraw anil our own entered. -
nr else bath nations should have an armed hrre
within the territory; s.d this, We trust (bu, do
not knowD il all that IL at ptrsert to bs INSISTED
IN by uur Government. The first alternative
would bs the safest but the s-cund need not he.
yet a conflict Il tho mnanders 0f the respective
iorcss src reasonably prljept eud forb.s,ing"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-20
JEW DAVID's KEBREW PLASTER,

juTb-l2m ChaIlAn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-20

A Mr.. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
~ had been bald for many years; by the use Of es t
ties Of the Magnetic Ointment hat ms hair fHtrety re-
stored and has beautiful head Of hair man
could wish His age is about 80 years.
son OF Mr. Warren, of this town. IA years of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He mad
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure without avail 1t OF
the most aggravated cases ever saw he emaciated al
skeleton By the of few bottles Of the Oint-
ment he rOgghycaf andfor seven mouths past has
enjoyed robust health.
This was an extreme case Of Inflammation Of tie spleen
of long standing has ety of treatment from no less than
e0Et different PHYSICIANS without receiving benetwaS
cured by the Of only four bottles of the Magnetic ONT
nent This was four months and the lady Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good health and able to attend TO her usual
household duties IhaVe treated two cases of Chronic Sore
Egss with the Ointment, both of the patients nearly
hind as need attendant to lead them from place TO
place One of them had been afflicted Is years, the other
about years They had tried the best physicians in the
State without benefit and of them had been under the
treatment of the celebrated Dr. Muzy of Cincinnati, for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars in
VAN efforts to effect cure They by of the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured and able to
read and attend to ordinary business have used the
Ointment in number fcses Of Piles and in has Il
t4iI of giping 5laledte Fef and geHeraHa permanent
cure have also used it benetciay in severe Of Ey
peas And last but not least have within the last yeaI
cured four cases of CANCER by the use of the Magnetic
Ointment alOnei
From horouqh trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended, confidently re
commend be of the most useful remedies ever OF
farpd to the nublic Respectfully Yours,
BURTON HUBBELL, NJ. D.
Dated Jan 81, 1850, Amelia Ohio.
The character of this Ointment, an efficient remedy, Il
established in this city. There quite number OF md
vduas who ascrbe their restoration to health to the
this extraordinary Ointment
For sale by Ii. q. SCOEEli
BERRY & DEM0YILLE,
| NAYS CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-20
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY AND FARM FOR SALE

VNHE subscriber would ca the attention OF those who
wish 10 embark in the Iron business, also those who
wish handsome and fertile farm TO the following
property which he offers for sale
st. Jackson Furnace and lands, say about $500
This furnace Is Beaver Dam Greek, Dickson county,
Tennessee aud the stack Is the largest the State being
A. feet high The furnace except the stack now being
rebuilt and win be ready putt blast BY the lst Of No
veDber The route OF the North Western Railroad as
veyed passes Immediately BY the Furnace The
surpassed and thet timber and gound admirably adapted
for coaing
Also BelIeyiev Furnace and about 5000 acres Of land
tncudiHg the Dickson bank This Furnace Ines
Creek three miles South # Charlotte. There is
good water power and also good farming lands attached
this property
Also the Valley Forgeon Jones Creek and about ST.
90 acres land The tall Is . feet aud the head Of water
immense There very fine farming lands in this
tract and II is altogether most desirable location.
Also, the Mill Greek property and Duck River ere bank
in Hickman connty Tennessee The Mill Greek Sites Of
which there live six presenting best water powers
for the of the stream that 1e found country
The Duck River bank the heaviest depOse Of in
the Stae and the be procured with less labor tan
at any bank in the country II Is within half mile Of
best coang timber.
Also the Lower Tunnel at the Narrows Of Harpeth in
Davidson county Tennessee, with ten Of land for
buildings and machinery IL Is unnece airy 10 speak Of the
power the NaTTows Of HArpeth. II is known 20
every one and twenty-five wears Of experience enables the
subscriber speak with certainty Of great benefits and
usefulness. IS indeed only to be be appreciated
lastly, my Williamson Farm ON which now reside. and
which tor beauty and fertility second to The house
is large and ay and the onbuinss of the best descrp
is inersected by the Southern Railroad and also
by the Nashville and Frankn Turnpike. 1t is Il miles
from Nashville and from Franklin. II is a meadow
farm waered by Little Harpeh and the best evidence Of
its quality the hay produced it this year, which all
who have it. pronounee it the best they have
Ills altogether OF the most desirable for beauty
and profit that is in the Southwest 1t contains about $50
acres.
The above property offered for sale not for the purpose
ofproht speculation, but simply romthe fac that TIE
subscribers health makes 1t necessary to relieve himself
the care necessarily incident much real property o
Gated different points, and renders him unable to give
/ that personal attention which il requires.
ANY one wishing purchase any Of the above property
will please call the subscriber at his residence sd
dress him at Good Spring p. o., Williamson county Ten
/ neesee. auy3l-4m NJ. BELL
Cincinnati Enquirer viii publish the above until the 81
ofJanuary lS5i and send bill TO this office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-20
ERB's PATENT STRAW GUTTER AND INDEPEE,

THIS very important invention has been in about
1 three ycTS. The inventor has rlade Improvements
which have rendered ii perfect as a STRAW AND CORN
CUTTING MACHINE. It has given entire satisfaction to
every one who has used it. and The most superior machine
in use for the purpose for which is designed. Il Is Sn
pie all its parts durable and easily kept IN order IL Is
sclfieedng and easily worked By bOv y wears of oge-
II will cut straw in the shuck trOm half iuch 10
three inches in length. Many certificates might lie pro
duced from Farmers who have used them to prove their
superiority any other straw and cutter III
use Persons needing such article may rest assured
that in il they viii ind valuable acquisition to their fam
or stable
The subscriber has greatly extended s means or man
uacurng these machines and he soheits Tor thei
the atteujion of tie pubic and the farmers and planters
particularly Of the South and West lie VIII heieaier V
do the work for which they are designed -, 4,
Being the inventor and pa;eniee and sole proprietor, Ie
sill dis, of riqhts for counties STATES on reasonable
terms to ar Mechanic who NAV Eishto manufacture Them,
ana ana WIZ wiz r Ill l'ii''' '-' JOHN z. ERB.
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FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
~ We are authorized to announce l. ". FussEL. as a
candidate for reelection to the Office Of Sheriff Of Davidson
county, st the nex March election.
~ We are authorized 10 announce JoHN h EpNoSISoN,
a candidate for the Sherilialty Of Davidson conny
.3- We are authorized 10 announce ENocH CUNNSGHAA
as candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing election.
lJ-We are authorized to announce WILLIAM LUToN as
candidate tor Sheriff Of Davidson county, at the ensuing
election.
.Ey-We are authorized TO announce F. b. BIGLET as a
candidate for sheriff, Al the ensuing election.
CLERK or TIE COUNTY COURT
We are authorized 10 announce JOSIAH FERRIS as q
candidate for County Clerk at the ensuing election
c7Ne are authorized 10 announce FELIx K. CRRATTtA&
candidate for reelection for County Court Clerk at The en-
suing election. .... ~
We are authorized to Announce Isaac " JoNIS can
ddate County Court Clerk al the next March eleeion
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
- We are authorized TO announce JoHN RAMS ior
reelection as County Trustee at the ensuing eiechonF
~ We are authorized to announce THOMAS SUMNER as
Candidate for Trustee Of Davidson County
t5~ We are authorized TO announce GEORGE CLARK as
a candidate for Trustee Of Davidson, at the March eeeo
rs" We are authorized 10 announce the name oi w h
HUNTER Cocc.or aS candidate for Trustee Tor DAVIDSON
county at tie next March elections. .
-" JANUS T. FArLKSER is a candidate for Register oil
the Land Office for Middle Tennessee at the ensuing session.
of the Legislature.
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vaIrABrE I.hED FOR SALE

the 5tb day OF November next the undersigned viii
% for sale 42D acres Of river bottom and island Land,
living in jackson county, Ala, at tie point where ue "
ri r. crosses the Tennessee RiveT running through the
ane The tract contains 42O acre. and is divided into
lois Of from leo to Az eac about 100 cleared
and in ahgh state 0 cultivation the remaining portion iue
~ timbered with choice growth lis tie fractional 10th
Section in Township OF Range EGst The above place
is good one rich Guano itself rendered valuable by the
very many and numerous advantages combines The X
Road running though IT, and Steamboat navigation ruuni
and about it II caut be beat for Corno trouble to RAISE
Tj bushels per acre. -
Credit Of l. g and years, equal annual pay
nen bearing interest from date said lad WIZ De ae'
ly sold if 1t goes above a very moderate minimum Pfoe
6xed by the Trustees, according to law
- JAS WILLIAMS, iTrustees
". II CHRISTIAN, fffS 7. ! r Q
A. GUNTER -
Apply 10 --,.'-.''.C,',,i y W ~ l'', A.,
ct5-5tW J0nssNiI'e J"eNNoi So''i'' - -Al''
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$50 REWARD.

ID ANAWAY from The subscriber the night Of 80
IL the Srd nst his negro boy AMOS. He is about n
~ wears Of age feet or 10 inches high and weighs "
abou I5a pounds lie is a bright nlu4tio has straight
hair and blue ewes and w doubt attempt to pass NM
self n li;e lie raised By Sir DIcSey, ot
SparianbuIg District and purchased bv Capt james
Bonds Of Spartanbur G. H. lie is probably lurking in
the vicinity OF that town, may atteiiqt his ESCAPE 10 81
free State. lie rode of a sorel horse ten twelve yelrs
old which has scar both shoulders cI,sed by warts
aud is shod behnd Is quick in gaS AID sefs short hads
tine head Is sunk very much above the and lncunes
20 be speiu. The above reward ct FIFTY DOll.ALa
viii be given for the apprehension tf tde Boy and herse
the boy 10 be lodged in jail il he State. All expenses
for keeping the horse viii also be raid.
Newberry, = &. July W u. NEIL
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the lotteries drawn. -
Vbooer b The Package aud the chances Of drawing tour
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We advise he purchase Packages OF Tickets in every IN
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y-u order 10 secure Fortune and the cash immediate
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.
MFnICAI DEPARTMENT,

E Lectures in this Department will commence on the
last dav of October and terminate on the last OF
February.
CHARLES ". SHORT, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of
Nateria MeJca and Medical Botany.
BENJAMIN r. PALMER, NJ. D., Professor of Descriptive
and Surgical Anatomy.
LUNSF0RD p. YANDELL, NJ. D.. Professor of Physolo-
gy and Pathological Anatomy.
9 SAMUEL D. GROSS, NJ D., Professor of the Principles
and Practice of Surgery.
HENRY MILLER NJ. D., Professor OF Obsteulc Medi-
cine
LEWIS ROGERS, NJ D., Professor of Matera Aedica and
BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Jr., NJ. D., Professor of Medical
Chemistry and Toxicoogy.
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ. D., Professor OF the Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
7 G. RICHARDSON NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy
and DiSsector in Pathological Anatomy
EDWARD FULLER, Janitor.
The fee for admance TO the Lectures OF each Professor
is Sl5 (SlO5 in all payable invariably in advance Mat
REGULATION and Library fee together, $50. Graduation fee
$40 Practical Anatomy and Dissection, Sl0-hcket to be
taken least before graduation Rooms open from lst
October. go
preliminary course olecures free to all students, will
be delivered during the month of October.
Clinical instruction is given twice week at the Louisville
Marine Hospital.
Ticket S. to be taken once before Graduation.
Cinique has also been established in connection with
the University which operations performed and cases
prescribed for and ecured upon presence Of the class
az Good boarding can be procured at from - 90 to 50
n week L. p. YANDELL, N. ID.
senty0-3w ty Dean of the FicBAy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-20

TNHE great Remedy for Rheumatism Cout pain in Sid
/ Hip, Back, Limbs and joints, ScrotJa, Kings Evil
White Swellings Hard urnor sim Joints, and all fixed
pains whatever Whcre tins Plaster IS applied Pain cannot
exist
These Pastsr possess the advantage of being put up in
air-ight boxes hence hey retain their full virtues ali eli
mates.
This celebrated Pain Extractor has been extensive
used D. Physicians aud the people in general both in ts
country and Europe that IS almost needless to say any
thing about It. ct there may be some Bc stand in need
of its healing powers vino have not yet tried it. For their
sakes win simply state what it has done IN thousand Of
cases. and what il viii do ior them when tired