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Over twO-thirds Of the members Of the nexi Con-
gress will serve for their first time in that capacity.
There was snow to the depth of six inches Ia West
ern Maryland and Eastern Pennsy wanna on Tuesday.
afording excellent seighins.
Cosr OF STREET CLEANING IN NEw YoRx
The New York Tribune says it will COS; $500 600
have the streets Of New York kept cl an this year.
RoBskH<-1T GALxsA. The Jeaer.oui,a Of
Tuesday says that the eweiry store Of A. F. Bo,nton
on Main-st., was broken open on SATURDAY evening
between and halfpast oclock, while he propr,c.
tor temporarily absent, and jeweiry TO The amour,
Of $4,000, according to Mr. BIS estimate, was stolen
thcrefrom.
NEW DiGcISG Instrument. - The cycodi,l
digging machine is said to lie the name of a rev az
ricuitura instrument, recently invented in England
on principle, and calculated to ploogh M the
Ground efectuay than any other instrument now,
in use.
GoLD.--By late arrivals from California. son.,
three millions Of gold have been brous ht into the
country, and yet money is scarce.
dispatch dated Newburg. N. Y, Oct, %, 1888.
states that the Denocra;ic Co. Convention III Gosh
en-, have nominated Green C. Brorson, Tor L. ).
Senator.
THREE YOUTHFUL EMPERoRs.-The Emreror
of China is in his 22d yearthe Emperor Of Ans,ri..
2o--he Sultan of Persia 20. Three young men rule
-Hird 9f the people Of the world.
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THE DISTRIBUTING observation-disclosures.
able feeling seems to exist between the GaIcna and
Dubuque people concerning the point where the Dis
tribung Post Office shall be located Formerly the
office at Galcna, bot the Post Office Department
ordered II TO Dubuque. AT this movement the Gale.
M people protested, and have held meeting passed
resolutions requesting the Post Master General to re-
move the Office back to their city, and give them the
same mail facilities they formerly enjoyed. The Du-
buque people kick this, and claim that The Office
shall be located there. And so the war RACES. We
have not examined into the merits of the QUESTION
but must confess that we have little selfish feel
ing in the premises We anxious to get our mails
as possible, and if the office at Dubuque will
afford better facilities than at Gaena we 90 for
that-f not, go for Gaena. Amidst the conflict
ing elements existing between the two rival cities, we
trust the claims Of Minnesota will not be overlooked
The whole number of inhabitants of Detroit CITY.
including the suburbs, is 37i36. Males, 17,l65; Ge
males, 1921; increase since 1850 of thirteen t1u-
sand
The late Ere at Louisville, DESTROYED property to
the amount Of 500, 200.
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for seats. chair was appropriated for my use; a
black board hung against the logs, and crossegsed
rckey table, occupied the centre Of the room. Here,
with nine pupils, happier than IL had been queen,
and feeling that would not exchange situations with
any person living, commenced the first citizen school
ever taught in Minnesota. There were mission
schools among the Indians. and government school
at Fort Smelling. OF the nine pupils, two Of then,
were white. There a daily Increase until the
number amounted to thirty; and when those in aten-
dance numbered forty, only eight Of them were Ame-
ricans.'
l" 1919 the Territory was organized. What St.
Paul n''' is, the above statistics fully show. Judging
from the history Of the past, as we'll as tic signs OF
the times for the future, St. Paul, in twenty years,
will rival any city on the Mississippi River. Mark
our prophecy.
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NJ 0ryland Election.

BALTIMORE, Noy. ,.
In the Tenth, Eleventh, anil Seventeenth Wards
OF Baltimore, the majority for Iggon, Democrat for
Governor, Is 329 Walsh. independent, ia the same
Wards, has 80 majority
II is Impossible To get full returns TONIGHT
he general N precision is, that the Stat Demo-
cratic ticket has about 5000 maloritv in the CITY
The Maine Law Assembly ticket is probably cho-
sen.
WAsHIxGros, Nov 2
Thirteen hundred thousand dollars will pr,balf.
he disbursed from the New York SulD-TIeasrr, to-
morrow, and nearly nine hundred thou a nd IN pay
ment OF United States Stocks bought by tn Trea.s-
ry Department; the balance in ordinary busines< IL
is estimated that a million Of stocks IN be re-
cei'ed and cancelled at the Treasury Department, This
week.
The State Department has been advised ohiciallv
that MIR. Belmont, Immediately on his arrival a, the
Hague, brought the OF Capt Gibsoa ID ,,r,. tn,
Minister of Foreign Affairs and hopes the ne,>, s;ea
mcr will bring assurance Of satisfactory adjustment
The Department has also instructed Min s,cr Gis.Is.
den to demand oi the Mexican Governmcuf redress
tor the outrages committed two years ago on C,n.f
Francis w. Rice, at Acapulco.
WAsHisGroS Nov. :
Senator Douglass reached here tough, ia excel
lent health.
MoSTPELIER, VI, Nov. 2.
Our new Democratic Governor devei his Mes
sage to the Legislature this afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, Noy.2.
Matthew F. Ward author Of the reccn, work I'm,
giish liens, shot Professor WIN. Butler this nioin.
IN the left breast, and the wound is cons icereJ very
dang. The Of the affair was hat Bu,i,,
had chastsed a small brother of Ward.
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meeting Of the friends Of the Southern Quarter.
y Review has been held in Charleston, South Caro-
lima, and committee appointed TO adopt means "a
increase the circulation and the stability oi
that periodical.
Gen. II. Lawrence, for nineteen years past Cashier
Of the Bank Of Cciev e Ohio died at his res idence
in that place, on Tuesday
The Directors Of the Utica and Bnghampton road
give notice that they Will take steps towards com
IDencing the road until Ss00,OO0 are subscribed.
geaeman speaking of Cincinnati said its most
appropriate name would be the Hamburg of Ameri-
ca eyes," replied another, 81 think il will be the
meat ropoiis Of the United States
Give me the money that has been spent in war.
..6-I will purchase every foot of land on the ,lnhe
--Stelbins.
swAMP LaNDs.-The number Of acres of Swami
I.ands, donated by Congress to Illinois, is stated to
be- $40 .6S5 acres. The number Of acres in Nilsson.
ii is 2,765 ,635.
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CANNON RIVERA gentleman recently from the
settlements Cannon River, gives very la,terins
account Of the prosperity Of that valuable agricultural
district.
Although the settlements were not opened until late
last spring, suiiciency has been raised for the sup
port of the settlers the coming winter, and valuable
farms have been opened which will render the
independent the next year.
The land near the head waters of the Cannon is
extremely fertile, and well supplied with wood and
water. Il is Of the best locations for grazing that
caa he selected in Territory. The Highland
Rush, plant that is very nutricorS, and will keep
cattle in good order for beef during the entire winter
without any other food whatever, grows in great
abundance in the tmbercd land, and the immense
tracts Of prairie, covered with luxnrant growth Of
grass in summer, affords support for stock during
the entire year without any expense other than shelter
aud regular sailing.
a potion Of the Massachusetts Colony is located
in this vicinity, and are highly delighted with the To-
cation they have selected they could be induced
to abandon their homes.
This settlement is the edge Of the Big Woods -
about twenty-five miles east of the Minnesota River
at Henderson,, and not over forty FIVE miles from
Mendoza, at the mouth Of that river. Two years
hence the country about the sources of the Cannon
River will be covered with dense population Of
eastern farmers. One year ago it occupied only
the hunting grounds Of rowing band Of the Sioux
Indians.
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Clothing StOres..2.

Lewis Hyneman, Whine & Cooley--capital in
vested $4,000. This capital is confined to the
Clothing Department exclusively. Much more is
employed under the head Of Dry Goods, Clothing,
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81. I AI Il BN NhINV. UT TUE.
Due attention pai io collections ANY part of the
Territory, AMI proceeds promptly remItod the low
rate OF ENchanrc.
ERIE and KALAMAZOO RAILROAD MONEY,
received ca Deposit in exchange for gold AT | per
cent. discount.
gP LAND WARRANTS WANTED. N
complete list oi entered and lands for
Ramsey Co. Maps, Flats, Abstracts, etc. Patronize
the "Home Land OlEce ?" VIII attend Ia entering yov
eminent lands by warrant otherwise, pay lnent of
taxes, ioanins money, etc.
CHhS. III. PARKER.
STRAY CATTLE.
6NAME INTO the cue lOSure of the subscriber
- about the fret of October two brown steers one
sapp"sed "a te and the other years old. On
small bell. The owner can have the by PROV
ing properly, pay ng charges and takin. them
JOHN SElDElGANBER,
10 nile from 81. Panl, the Rice Like road
81 P,ni. \nH. l1.=3l-lt.
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JUO Nor LEST YOU BE JUGGED."
HUGS JUGS JUGS. Whether yen will bow
- 10 Jus-ornot," j. temper ihse queson--if you
will We have some Jugs, all sizes AT
BOND g. kEl.LOGG'S,
Oh Drug StoIe. l prer Town.
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Storage Warehouses;.

Lower LanlinyBass s. Co.; VIM. Simpson
Rcy & May; Wm. Constance, and McLargan s Co.
Upper Landns-Wharl Boat, Burbank & Co !:
Turnball s Pettys; d. l.. Fuller; Dresslcr & Geor-
gil. The frame for a new storage house is erected
near the Upper Landing. Its dimensions arc-7O
feet 'front.' Il feet end, 10 the other, S5 feet
back, and 81 stories high.
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l.. BLUM'S
New York Bazaar.

Ladies hear!-Call-and you will buy 4!
l.. Blu VI has hitherto spared no pains to please
the ladies of 1t. Paul and vicinity and he ready
now to do them homage for their liberal patronage,
he has ever been, and ever viii be. During the past
season he has been twice to New York for their
cIal benefit and assure them that his stock re-
Gently received, will meet their and wishes On
his couaters for Inspection and he will always be hap
ply 10 snow his goods viii be found beautiful variety
all prices. Mernoe., all wool deaines Bombazints $,
Alapacas. black and coored PIramettes, Velvets all
coi"rs, with A general variety of DRY GOODS.
EMBROIDERY.
The ladies well know that at the Bazaar can be found
large variety of Embroidery.
HOSIERY.
Wco and Cotton, all prices.
SHAWIS.
WOODEN, Merlnoe, Broshe, silk and Zephyr WOOL at
all prices.
Oh all descriptions vctorines. Mud,, CuT., Gloves
for ladies and gentlemen Boots and boes gaees aud
India Ruhbefs.
JEW ELRY.
lie has also on hand the best assortment of Jewelry
west OF 81 Louis, consisting of gold and silver watches
breast pins for ladies and gentlemen fob and long chains
Rugs gold and silver thnbies chrs pens and pen, is
l"cAots, watch heys and steals. Also, good lssort
mtnt of PLATED silver.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Ladies in search Of Christmas presents for children
snd grown persons, Will find ever, thing to please in
this line at Bnm'a Bazaar, at very low prices.
Guns AND PISTOLS.
have reccIve from large importing house IN New
York, large variety of Guns and Pistols which car be
bought fer : 10 aud upwards.
~. Paul, Nov. ~, 5ltf
Wholesale Groceries, Wines and Lii
quOrs, Teas, Whiskey. &c.
VU\iE subscriber has Just opened exclusively whole
II sale warehouse, III Bass Building Lower ievec
-. Paul. where varied and complete assortment of
Groceries, Wines and Liquors is Offered 10 the trade
A. VAN BROWN.
TnNEAS-o"l"ng, P"uchoug, souchong, Young IIy-
II s1n, Imperial aud Gun Powder.
Al Wholesale only, A.v BROWN
l4 Okss-Old Cognac, Pale anu DARK Brandi.s
Jamaica ,Sprits, Old Scotch Whiskcy, New Eng
land Rum. Al Wholesale only.
A. VAN BROWN
"hiSkEY-Oid Rye, Bourbon, Monongehale
w and Pe hin common Whishey.
A. VAN BROWN
KS+Brown, Loaf, Powdered, and crushed
- Sugar. A. VAN BROWN
SCNDk iES-Mould, star, and sperm camdies
- sugar, Modsses, Corn Brooms, patent walls with
Pickles, starch Blac4ing, Shoe Brushes, Saieratus
vinegar, windsor Soap, Wrapping Paper, Matches,
Mustard, Gun Powder, Gun Caps, Tuplbers Rice Gin
nameh, Pepper, Rio Coffee, Letter Cap Paper GAL
lon and hall Jars, DAIRY salt, Demjohns smoking To-
haccO At wholesale only A. VAN BROWN
UNNE WINES-Sandiman's Port BIackburn,.
Il Madeira, Golden Sherry. At wholesale only.
A. VAN BROWN.
nLD MESS PORK-For sale 6y 7
" Nov. IL, 3l-6m A VAN BROWN
Democrat, Minnesotian, and st. Anthony Express
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Grocery and PrOyision--c6.

Rcy May, Vim. Constance, b. Weide, Geo. II
Cakes, w. B. McGrorty, Hunkings s Baker, c.
Coulter, NJ f. Tyson, & Co., Cummings s. Rogers,
l.. B. Wait, & Co., Thomas Fawcett, 3. Presley,
II. c. Sanford, Lewis kreiger, Charles Frost, Chas
Nettman, Amos Dodge, Galloway & Jackson, B. L.
Davis, & CO., J. X. & 6. Irvine, C. d. Fillmore,
G. J. Post & Co., Harrington s. Culver, w. n.
Person & Co., F. Gcorgii, A. Van Brown. Cap
ta invested 1877 600. This capital is invested in
the Grocery and Provision business proper An
nearly large this is invested in the same
business under the head of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Provisions, sc.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Be OTIS,
Shoes, &c.-9.
A. l.. Larpenteur, VIM. H. Forbes, A. +. Cham
bin, J. E. Fullerton, R. NJ. Spencer, d. L. Fuller,
Mr. Fuller imported the first crockery ever brought
into this Territory, half Of which was lost By the
vessel being wrecked its way,) Elicit & Brothers,
J. w. Simpson, Edward Hecnan. Capital invested,
$500, 900.
Dry GOOds-.4.
Cathcart, Kern s. Co., Samuel McClung, Henry
Morris, l.. Blum. Capital employed $20,O 900. This
money is employed in the Dry Goods business proper.
Much more capital is employed under the head of
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Crockery Store..I.
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1Q Okss-Old Cognac, Pale ana DARK Br,.ndi..s,
Jamaica ;Spirits Old Scotch Whiskey New Eng
land Rum. Al Wholesale only.
VAN RRnXyN
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Iron and Brass FOundry...I.

Iron and Brass Foundry, at Lower Landing-own-
cd by F. Gilman. Capital 81 500. Employs 3men,
and out all Of mill castings and other cast
ings now in Use, or which may be called for. Mr..
rs business is increasing and in the spring he in
tends to erect new building and purchase steam
engine.
Wood and Ivory Turning Shops---I.
of work per year. Capital invested, small amount.
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IHNEAS-p"l.ng, Pouchong, Souchong Young IIY.
Il son, Imperial aud t;un Powder.
Al Wholesale only, 4. v. BROWN
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Groceries, Wines and Lii
quOrs, Tens. WhiskeY. &C

VUNiE subscriber has Just opened exclusively whole
II sale warehouse III Bass Building, Lower ievec,
ST Paul. where varied and pete assortment of
Groceries, Wines and Liz uors offered 10 the trade
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-17

WhiSkEY-Oid Rye, Bourbon, Mononge
w and Pc hin common Whiskey.
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. Connected with &. II. Cakes s. Co.'s Saw Mill is
Grist MILL recently erected, anu which will he in
operation in weeks. 1t has two of stone for
corn and wheat, and when under way will probably
do large business. There is another Mill owned by
J. NJ. Winslow, Esl, not in running order.
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aid MESS PORk-For sale by
" Nov. IL, 3l-6m A. VAN BROWN
Democrat, Mnncsotian, and ST. Anthony Express,
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-04
NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
JAMES SLOAN. ProprietOr.

MARKET ST. OPPOSITE JOHNSON HoRNEs WAREHOUSE
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Marble Uar@OOnS ut tie aid stand Corner Of Summer and
Spring Streets.
TTAVING made extensive enlargements in my Marble
L Works, my facilities such that | can execute all
kinds ofwor in the most tasteful manner and the latest STYLE
cheap it be dope in any of the Eastern Cites
BY calling at my Warerooms the corner of Spring and
Summer Streets specimens may be which will enable
persons tojudge for themselves which is the best method
Having hand all kinds of Marble from Feast Tennessee
Also fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble which will sell low to the trade, wholesale and
tall finished or in the rough state.
4 large assortment of MONUMENTS, ToMBs, BAPTIsNAL
FoUNTs URNs VASES GARDEN FIGURES GRAVE STONES, &c.
carved and leered order FURNITURE MARBLE executed
order and any part the Southwest cheap
it can be procured from the East Also, MARBLE MANTELs
of every descr pon plain or carved BUILDING STONE sold
Wholesale and Retail
All orders left at my on the corner of Spring
and Summer streets, will meet with prompt attention My
friends generally will find it their interest to call and
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere Thankful to
old friends and customers for their liberal patronage
hope by strict attention business merit continuance
of their fayors, JAMES SLOAN,
Corner offspring and Summer streets, Nashville.
febl9-ly
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DIR. WIN. McLANE,
INDIAN AND GERMAN ROOT DOCTOR,

d ESPECTFUY announces 70 the citizens of Nashville
III aud vicinity that he has returned again after resi-
dence of fourteen years the South and permanently To-
Gated himself in South Nashville the corner Of WASH
ingon and Pearl streets where he may at ali times be found
by those who may wish to consult him.
He has in his possession many eeruncates from men OF
most distressing cases Of the following diseases, vENer
yous Affections Liver Complaints, Dyspepsas, Chls and
Fevers Peurses Ashmas Colds, Coughs Inepient Con-
SYMPTOMS Rheumatisms, Weak Lungs, Fits Dropsies
Cancers Ulcers Scrouious, HemOpasis Of the Lungs and
other Hemorages Darrhea, Diseases Of the Kidneys
cuai and Venerea Tants of the Blood Diseases Of Chill
dren Worms and various other Diseases incident to the
system.
During his residence the South he attended TO ten
thousand different cases. all Of which ne treated with
than ordinary success
Dr. MeLane hopes from his much experience in the Medl-
cal Profession and the degree of that has attended
his efforts heretofore Obtain the confidence aud
Of the sick and afflicted.
Nashville Feb Ely. DR. WM McLaSL' Ms-s,i.
AnLetters addressed. postpaid 70 Souin Naslvl-e.
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JOSEPH F. DUNT0N,
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods House,

40. 81, Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
TAS now in store large and well assorted Stock of the
most desirable goods Of the season, embracing every
description and quality, French Mantlas, Ribbons, silk
Drap Goods White Goods Of all kinds Laces and Embrode
ries French Jaconetts Lawns and Cambrcs, Bareges,
Barege de Iaines Brantines; variety Of other Dress
Goods Hosiery of all kinds Hats of all descriptions, Hard
ware etc Looking Glasses large variety of Guns and Pis
tolls besides great variety of Trimmings and every descp
ton Of Goods 10 which he now submits the inspection of
Merchants of the city and country trade to which stock will
be added daily desirable goods from the East Merchants
generally invited to examine my stock and compare
prices with that of other houses In the trade
feb % }. r. DUNION
CODA WATER APPARATUS, for aaaautdc-
- turing drdg and bottsiag of the latest and most ap
proved construction manufactured and Tor SALE with ex-
pict printed directions for its use, by
JOHN MATHEWS,
CORNER OF FIRST AvENtE AND 26rH STREET,
Opposite Bellevue, New YORK
The only establishment devoted exclusively to the manu-
facture of SODA WATER MACHINERY &c, in the United
States and where may be found large assortment every
article connected with the business including Materials &C.
jan 27-3m ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS. X
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nurrEn STATES MAIL LIVE.

THROUGH IN FIFTY TO FlFTY-FIYE HOURS.
New York and Charleston Steam Packets. g
T EAVES Adgers Wharves every Saturday -4s-[tt p
/ afternoon and each alternate Wednesday. - II rs
On Saturday, Jas. Adger, l,j00 tons, szeSSzz
J. Dickinson Commander Marion, 1900 TONS NJ Berry
Commander.
The SOutherner, W. Foster Commander, VIII leave
each alternate Wednesday Having been newly coppered
and guar Is raised is in complete order.
For re gh passage having elegant State Room Accom-
modation apply at the Office OF the Agent
HENRY MISSR00N,
CorerEast Bay and Adger's Sou. Wharves.
Cabin passage So. Steerage SS.
NB.-A ship will be placed ON the Line to connect
with the Southerner Wednesdays. ebl7-irw
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GuEs Corrvrv Tenn noo % 70

GILES COUNTY, Tenn. Dec %, 1851
DR. BLEDsoE II feel that should fall short of nv duty
10 you and TO those who are afflicted, further
recommend your Alternative Compound 1t has entirely re-
heved me- that have not had to take anything in
two months can eat anything want with imprnity and
believe my health good is advanced are
Should ever suffer from dyspepsia again shall be sure to
call on you am very respectfully your friend.
ELIZABETH j. HARDWOOD
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HuNrsvILLE. Sent. %. 1871

Dr. BLEDsoE-Havng the publication of volr Alter
ative Compound, think my duty say to the public that
had been for subject spells of Cramp Collie In ms
worst form that had tried almost every thing that is on
ven by physicians and found any thing that would GER
any relieve me- until tried the above medicine which mas
relieved me in every attack in less than an hour
VIM T. IIOYD
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DR. BLEDsoE:-Some time has elapsed since gave cen
ticate that my wife had been greatly benefited by vonr
Alternative Compound L now take pleasure in saving 10
the public that wife had for three or four wears been
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.
M MACLISE'S Surgical Anatomy;
vi Gross on Urinary Organs;
Harris Dental Surgery;
United States Dispensafory;
Hoblyns Medical Dictionary.
Dunglison's New Remedies;
Megs on Diseases of Children;
Churchill on Women;
Bartlett on FeyerS;
Carpenters Principles of Physiology;
COlOrnbat on Females;
Condir on Children;
Ashwell ON Females;
Miller's Principles of Surgery;
Chapman on Feyers;
hitehelPs Therapeutics;
Laaenie on the Chest;
Smiths Anatomical Atlas;
Lawrence on the Eve;
Bakiston on The Chest;
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HUNTSVILLE Ala Auo,,st "a 1s51

n -, HUNTSVILLE, Ma, August 2, 1901.
Dyspepsia ard Diseases of the Liver Physician after Ply
scan had prescribed for without my receiving any ben
e when commenced the use of Dr. Besoes Alternative
Compound, which cured me soundy, and recommend it
because of the happy effect upon others of my acqnt
ance. JOSEPH CAROTHERS