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DRUGS. &C.
pg. BLEpsoE.s AIrEaATTYz coMpounn

y
1e ReHe9yoo al Rsaefiss for the isseusesof Ligsr
Dyspeasia Enlargement and LlJsdnastica Of tts SPLEEN
HeaTs5asHs, Cdsc Fa1taezce Pics CdnStifpatioa all
diseases Of the Bosce dz9 such di,e1ses arise from
disor9erd STATE Of The iAomGek Li0er Bouel, as
Sofdis and Sores Of am Hind Far General Dt5isity
from traieh Ladies IreqSeay suffer there i nat "a
eyaat IN the mfote HdSeria KdjoL 8.
[NlE inventor OF this rrepaFat for three years
i completely prostraied from dyspepsia and inactivity of
the Liver that he was frequently Tor weeks at time unable TO
raise himself from his bed He sought aid from physicians
at home and in Europe, but in vain; Ills pronounced
hopeless by thousands il was br accident hat he sue.
ceeded N curing himself Since he has been praccng med
cne his success IN such has been unriyaled He
has been of the ncroduity Of the public and cons
quenty said nothing Though the press of his case
until the character OF the medicine fully established
By its success rs shown the certificates which hay neen
advertised.
subon the certifcf e Of Prof NJ GAsssRr Of Menphis
Ienn win whom oi'en advised during the time OF my
suffering -.
MapnIs Tenn. Aprll7, 1852.
hereby certify seat have been acquainted with Or.
N Biedsee and some Years ago he reduced ce
lowertan have any one thar afterwards recover
ed with what supposed 10 be Dyspepsia and Liver Affection
and atler trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
weas other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF his in being restored to good
health NJ. GABBERT, 81. ID.
Physicians are requested to try this preparation We
feel Satisfied viii sustain the character we give toll in this
publication.
HUNTSVILLE, January 10, 1872
DR BLEpsoE:I take the liberty and fell it 10 le NV duty
stomach and bowels your Alternative Compo;9 As yery
seper medicine My son, aged 10 years had been under
medical treatment about five years Tor ysuesa and ar-
rheaG hen having almost deSpaed Of his recovery con-
cluded to try your Alternative two bottles of which be6eve
entirely cured him. MICAJAH CAYCE
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? Totaln number of Policies issued by this ssSss,
Company up to July lst, ls52-eight thousand $SssA
six hundred and eightyone @zE-srszs
F7Dividends made annually all Life Po- N1s24sSA"
cesn shape of stock bearing interest the OF per
ID The dividends heretofore have always averaged from
40 10 50 per
? Persons taking Policies for the whole of
life give their at I2 months for 4per OF the
PREMIUM and ay 60 per cent in cash.
Applications for risks, prospectus ofthe company in
formation relating the subject of Life may
made the Office ofthe undersigned General Agent FOR the
State of Tennessee. JOSEPH NASH.
oaee n. w. corner Public So isIe.
opposite Planters Bank. Na hviIe, aug 10, 1852.
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CARDS, &C.
yoHEsog G SMITH

MAD. 's7RArroS O. P. SMITH, A ". JcHNsoS.
sTRATT0N, sSITTH Co.,
,WholeGals Grocers and Commission Nerehants.
a-. C5raer Of Broad and Market Streets.
NASHVILLE, TENN,
IANt..G disposed of interest in the Grocery depart
Ii ment of our business to Mr. MADISON STRATToS the
same viii from this date be conducted under the style Of
STRATT0N, SMITH d Co. at our old stand On the corner
of Market and Broad streets ss.
Oar stock ample viii be kept by large accessiens
every few days, to which We invite the attention and So
c a AL from merchants in the country as web as city
dealers being determined to sell low any house the
city Ourterms cash and cash only.
apr l, 1852 JOHNSON & SMITH.
RAMAGE 8 CHURCH
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots, Shoes Hats,
- Caps, Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags,
CoLLEeE STREET, NASHVILLE, TESS. ---r
: a. HAMILTON,
Cotton and Tobacco Dealer Forwarding and Commission
Merchant,
oct8 NASHVILLE, TENN
K. J. MORRIS. e sTRATTo d
MORRIS & sTRATTON,
(SuccEsoRs TO LANTKR, MoRRs & Co..
Commission and Forwarding Merchants and Whsi Le
GTocers
Corner Of Kdrket and Clark Streets 8dshcile.
XXTE have now in store large stock OF Grocere Ii
w quoTS, Wines etc. which will be sold at the test
market prices for cash or barter TseplT
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IRON FENCING.

At the Sign of the Spread Eagle College Street.
TINE undersigned is now prepared to execute all 10
kinds of Wrought and Cast Iron Fencing.-A
Also every variety Of Gates Fancy Step Balcony Ss-s
and Nerandah Railing Ny work viii be executed well
as any of that brought from the Eastern Cities and at prices
as low as the same article can be procured elsewhere
All kinds of Blacksmith Work at the shortest notice. The
public are requested TO give me cali and examine my pat
terms and prices will endeavor to give the utmost salts
faction. WILLIAM STEWART,
College Street, opposite the Fuemen's Hall, Nashville
mavl-u
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J. T. NATHURsT

Of Hvrsns Fire and Water Proof Composition.
DEEM it unnecessary for anything in favor of
this mode of Roofing the constant increase of its popu
ry orthe last seven years that has been tested
ly all parts of the Union is the best evidence Of its utility
and value. The roof shows for itself
y-Oce Spruce Street, second door from Cedar ST.,
in MOores block. feb2-ly
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GROCERIES.

SJGAR.-l00 hhds Prime Sugar. - s,,-s .,s .,i,
- by STRATT0N,l SMITH 4 co.
avg - BToad7sv.
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COFFEE-250 bags Prime Rio Coffee in Store ana e.
~ sale low BY STRATT0N, SMITH & Co
du2lo r-ra-
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fNrrEp FIREmEN's INSURANCE co,rpAlyY or

THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
OFFICE Cedar Street. adjoining The Post Office, and
Fire. Steamboats, any OF the Western waters against the
Hazards Of Inland Navigation and the CarQoes of Vessels Of
every description against the PeIs Of The Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives Of persons in good hea for single year.
for term Of years. during life. Also Bank Notes trans
niited per mail
All persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution, entitled m participation IN all the prof
it's withou; any liability TO loss beyond the Of Pre-
miuns which they MAJ pay
NJ. s. PITCHER, President
e J. B. JOHNSON, Vice President
C. ]. T. WHARTON, Secretary. jani
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IvUNPOWDER- R-HANUF8CTURED BY TIE
IT- HaZAEsl, Powder Company Of Connecticut:
1000 KEGS Kentucky Rife der, - lbs each
500 halt Kegs DO do do l2A % das
500 Kegs Deer do do 25 do d.:
1000 kegs Blasting dt IS 60 dc.
500 lbs DO IS kegs each) do lbs do do;
300 eanisteTs fine Rie DO z found
The above powder has Just been received drect from tls
manuiactcry Of the Hazard Powder C0mpany-ihe quality
OF which Is well known thTeughout the United Safes Al
orders promptly filled by application my Powder Dapos
North East corner Public Square. Nashville.
ALSO-2JO, 200 feet Saiey Fuse Of best quality.
5. H. LOOMS, Agert
march25 for the Hazard Powder Company.
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ELOUlt-5o0 bbls. Flour various brands lst r.rci-cd
= and for saie low by SFRATT9N, Smith & co.
EoGlo Efr1dvav
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ryQUORS AND TOBACCO.

i 400 bbs Sam Hale's Whisky; 100 bbs Drans Whisky
30 bbls Old Monongahea do so E" Browns ID d do
80 " American Brandy; 40 &c & NJ Wine,
- " Old Port Wine; % " Rum;
) = Pipes Old Brandy, best brands;
IPpe irish Whisky; so Baskets Champaigne
boxes ofIleber's Ginger and Raspberry Brandles
- Pipes Holland Gin; 20 bbls American Gin;
% bxs Gus Jones Tobacco; so ' Walkers Ale;
20 Yonng ( Birdewelfs 10 90 bxs Aisons Tobacco;
- " P II BoerzNo1 dO so @ FennePs do
- /" g Gold Leaf do 10 I" Fenix's do
10 q. DaiIys do 20 " Missouri do
10 Ender's do 10 " Sam Woods 5's do
: Whites DO 5 Rend & Nash's do
In store and for sale BY
scbl9 BEN. NJ. NOEL & BRO.
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JUST RECEIFEO.-A few ofthose fine Black Satin
81 Apron Stocks. Apply soon I. }. HOUGiE
febl3 ApaOt
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STILL THEY CONE! FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY !!
COMPETITION DEFIED II!

INHE subscriber respectfully announces tOjhe c- &c
4 zeus of Nashville and surrounding country thai 81
he is still receiving large additions o his already i'm
.kcf
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thrown to US; but, as il by natural
instinct, we both swan for the same.
"Hurrah. llurrah!they are saved!
they are alongside shouted the
eager crew.
We both grasped the rope at the
same time; slight struggle ensued
Il had the highest hold. Regard.
less Of everything but my OWL safe
Ity, | placed my foot on the Negroes
shoulder, scrambled up the side
and fell exhausted on the deck. =
He followed roaring with pain, fol
the shark had taken away portion
Of his heel. Since then have never
bathed at sea; nor, believe, ha,
Sambo ever again been heard L
assert thai lie would swim after
shark, if Il { met one in the water.
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A LAST LOOK There a feeling
that resembles death i4 the last
glance we are ever to b estow on a
loved object. The girl you have
treasured in your secret md art, as she
passes by on her Wedding day, it
may be, happy and blisslhl, lifts up
her laughing eyes-the : symbol OF
her own light heart-and leaves in
that look darkness and des olation for
ever. The boy your ia ther-spirit
has chung to like the very light Of
your existence, waves his hand from
the quarterback, as the gigantic
ship bends over the breeze; the tears
have dimmed his eyes; for, mark
he moves his fingers .over them
and this is a last look,
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i q advise you not to gel MARI 3D.
said a middle aged man 10 one lat
was about TO get married For |, il
you want to be happy, let the women
alone;I was married abou ten years
and saw but two happy d avs during
that time--one was whe h | got my
vile, and the other was when she
died.
Don't care for that said the
other, Il mean'to have Jne happy
day then, at any rate
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-10

A bachelor being III, his stel
presented him a cup Of medicine.
what is it, he asked.
She answered: 1t is elixir as III
matte, il is very. aromatic, and vii
make you feel ecstatic.'
Nancy be replied, with SIN lie
you are very slster-matlf.'
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/, Here is the last connubial regret
in our drawer:
"Would you like to subscribe for
Dickens Household Words?" in
quired a sombre magazine agent.
"Household Words have played
the dickens with me long enough"
was the feeling reply.
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THiNK ING AND SpEAK1NG.-"l n
deed, YOU are very handsome,' So i'd
a gentleman to young lady.
''Phoo, phoo," said she; $50 you d
say ii you did not think so.''
"And SO you'd Think" he n
Iswered, ss'ii | did not say so.
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A musician advised one Of his ac-
quaintances to cultivate his ear as a
preparation for musical education.
Don't ask him to do that a by
stander exclaimed, 'for both his ears
are long enough already
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Do not ac custom yourself TO swea i.
ing. There arc words enough II
the English language sufficiently eX
pressive of all our passions.
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Dobbs says if marriagek are made
in heaven, he is sorry fPr it-,ior
very many alliances reneft no great
credit on that place. 1obbs was
locked out the other night during
the ram.
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A woman should never take a
lover without the consent of hel
heart, nor husband without the
appreciation of her reason.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-10

Marryir g man you dislike, il
hopes OF owing him afterwards, !,
like going TO sea in storm, in hope.
OF fair we hlher.
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Sister, are yon happy'P
yes, deacon, | feel a ) though
was in Beizebub's bosom )
'Not BeIzebub's.'
We'll, some oil the p4triarchs,
don't care which
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Clothing $50 re!
Removed to the northwest Corner Of
PUBLIC SQgAR8 60
SCOTT & GRAY
Hare removed their FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING EMPORIUM to the
North Hest Corner of the Public
Square, Fayetteville, se.ere
they continue to
Deal im Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods. exclusively for
HIan,s XEear

r. N
EEi pieied, one OF the LARGEST iiGHN
sAs- and MOST DESIRABLE stotks ri - -
Gentlepacn's Goods, they have ever
offeIedin this market. Our stock consists in
parl OF Black and Fancy CoiPrsd Cloths,
CassIn,sres and Doe SKINS. OF French, En-
giIsh, Belgium, German. fIalan, snd SEQ tch
manufacture Ul rht latest styles and best
make. W Dol aud UnioL TwEed5. CASH
meres and DriIlingS al low pHcks for Sum
Rler aud bays wssf. Linen DFliingS, sad
LINEN aud Cotton PanaloonF and C0si
Goods oil all kinds. FesliIbgs 10 great var
et,: Ssun. SILK, GrenadIne, Embroidered
| Cashmeres, SAalIie, VaIencias. Linen. Mar
settles, Cotton. Nooien, IN PLAN and ali
! fashionable s,} les and cOlo's Black aud
Fancy Silk Scars and CFavais; do Madras
and Cotton Of all The desirable styles and
lquallies. Ponsee. SpiiaiiriH's. English
and French Silk and Lin rn Poe keI llandklr
chiefs; and hue PLAN and fancy Sticks wall
springs Back and Fancy Colored Kid
Linen, L,se, Thread. Cotton, Six. Buck
skim. w ooIen, and Berlin Gloves; Linen and
Cotton Halt Hose; French AID DomesuC
Suspendrfs of-aii quallIIFs. including those
OF Felt and OF India Rubber saspendef ends
Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes. W aikiGe
Canes. Riding Whips, Umbrellas. Hair
Cloth, and Tooth Brushes; PJcker Kelvrs
superior Rszors and Razor Sifops. PisIdis
sc. &c; aud every thing necessary TO com
plaIr genIlemau's wardrobe.
1fhe CHARACTER Of our establishment is 81
well known, and so correctly appreciated BY
portion OF liberal and intelligent pubic
that we deem il almost superhu"us tn expa
iiate Upon lis meTits-Ihus much. however
we will say: that our Spring Stock has no
IFS superior in tins place, both ss regards
auAEITY and PRICE. We are, therefore
prepared TO sell on as liberal terms as any
regular retail establishment in the State.
Relying upon our Stock Of Goods. as upon
our uniform desire 10 please. we Tell conf
dent of receiving the award OF an increased
share of patronage.
GARMENTS OF all kinds made TO order
on short notice, al reasonable rates.
February g. 1853.
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No one can be so truly uncoIn
Portable, as an old bachelor who HI s
not a maiden sister TO take care ol
him.
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ComPlaisance is no l. nger con-
fined TO the polite circles A cap
kaln Of a vessel was recently called
out of cof1ee-house at Wrapping,
by a waterman, with the following
address: 'And please ID ur hon or,
The tide is waiting for you
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Business In TullahOma!

7
AN the 20,h inst. intend being ~
" Tuliahoma, with limited stock Of
Groceries. and such other articles as will
meet The demands OF the adjoining country,
and improvements oi the new Town.
NV determination is to be ready. on the
arrival Of the Cars. 10 open with FULL and
GENERAL ASSORTMENT; and shall be prepared
furnish the trade with every thing IN mY
line. on the MOST LIBERAL TERMS. q, Nash
Vile prices. J. GRIZZARD.
Nashville. Sept. EST
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IRON.
TORsCCO.
CIGARS.
NAILS.

- Ie0 KEGS Of Walls. Of all siz es and
# II brands, tor sale BY
y u EVANS S CUMMINGS.
Oc4 q, 1852. Shelbyviile. TehD.
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The entire assets of a recent
bankrupt, were nine smal Il children!
The credltofs acte d magn pnlmously,
and let him keep them.
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NAsHyILLE. JnneI s. -

To the Editor If tie Eusning .Nz,es.
tdeem ~ my duty TO let The phiblic know
me benefit have received from tie use q D,
Mncbeifs Indian DIarrbe Cordial On me
81 inst- was severely anacke eli with ih4
Cholera Morbus: scnle pronounced n Chnle,a
and thsi was 10 danger DIR. Mitchell WIS
sent Tor and he pronounced IL Cholera Nor
bins. aud advised me 10 use ms Indian Di-
arrhe Cordial Il procured ore bottle. an, t,7
the use of one hall of IL, was relieved IN
uTely. and on The NEXT morning was bic ~
attend 10 business. AS ihare.is tepor aboni
Cholera in this CITY, advise those 50 f.rpr
from Cholera Morbus or FIux. 10 lptorp,s D9
Mnehel's indian Diarrhas Cordjel and ,bs
will find speedy relief.
l ours respectfully, JAS. McGOVERN.
Corner OF Demumbrane-Si. 4 franklin Pike
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JAMES l.. THoMSd n. wM BUcHAEAN
|. THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
New Firm, New Store. and New Goods


|ruNHE undersigned have associated them
"A selves together for the purpose Of con
Quoting general mercantile business. aud
are now receiving very extensive and deSi-
rable stock OF Foreign md Domestic,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; Boots,
shoes and BrSganS; Hats and Caps.
Books and Stationery! Umbrellas,
Hardware anf Cutlery; China. Glass
and QueenSWhre, sc. & T..
Their stock whs selected with great Gaze
in The Eastern AIhrkst. by the junior partner
and they Ha,ler themselves rhai }thev have
succeeded in getting bp an Assortment VIII eli
for extent. variety. and bea pity of stvIe, car
not be surpassed by any house in F'ayeue
VILE; and tl.ey dnly solicit calIfrom pur
chasers. 10 COW lnce them bat they will sci
! them Goods on Christmas Year credit q.
low as they can buy them from any oIhe
house. under an circumstances
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
North Hast Corner Public Square
Oct. IA 1852
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The subscriber also las an Infifmary m tts
CITY OF Nashville on the corner os Vine ard
Dsn,gmbraIe streets. ioI the rscr,i,of ard
accommodation 81 Inva!Ids wishing 70 cer-s
under his IuimedIaIe ana persopai care He
will, moreover. cUTf The loiluwInr disssset-
pySptpsIa, Ulcers. Coles. Coughs. Cancers.
Piles, Sore Is e.. Scrofdia, Diseases OF tie
Sk'n, DiarfhGa. Gravel and Asthma. Re
males suffe ring tom iulaula5itIs,s. nrrvnps
nesS and debility can be I.esuautn,if cured
Diseases Of a PECULIAR ehijsaeistiI crafa,ll-,
10 remove IN = lew GafsI waheHi ofIerssv,,r
deleteTIous medicines. I hyalds from sry
seclIen ol the Country. by addressing lets.f.
: (post paid stating lhe symptoms II ihrif lf.
eases, and enclosing Ire OF At l4ast from SO
TO 50, As compensation Tor trouble. sc ran
have medicine and foil oirfctiom forwarded
to them. III any way they NAV direer.
J. MITCHELL.
inoian Botanic Doctor; Office, Nbrkrt-sireer;
! three doors from the Pubitc SqfisIe. syn u
Z the Indian. NASHrILLE. TExSl
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ROPE AND BAGGING

fZTNN A LARGE LOT of the above attib
s-.fssn CONSTANTLY on hand by
EVANS & CUMMINGS. =
Oct. 81, 1852. ShelbyvilIe, IL n
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Barter! Barter!

WE will take in exch ange for Goods.
w good Brown Jeans, White and striped
Linsey. Feathers. Tiomespun, Socks Bees
wax .Tallow. BAG n. Lard aud Flour
THOMSON * BUCHANAN
Oct. a. A
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
no rthern Leather.

F7gasf:S 500 BIS Sup North ern Sole Leather
80 3 doz. French Calf skins:
do 10 heavy Kps for sale by
Nov. Is. r. A, GRAY s. co.
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~ Il WILL give the highest marker
w price for FEATHERS. TALLOW.
LARD, and PRODUCE GENERALLY.
ELLIOTT s THOM PSON.
jap. 21-3m Shelby vllle. Tenn.
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cured by thd use of this Ex!raci and Blood
PurIheI, duung their disc ovely, d. monsiraies
this lacts MOI orly recent acute, chrrnIc. or
iBtiamnisiory eases. but old chIdnic cases of
ten, twenty, and even forit Ieais siandiER.
when they had nol only tried every ether IN
IeTnal and external lemedy of which they
could hear, but al great ~ peuse had visi;ed
the various watering places iihcut ublaInirg
reiIe1-some who were reduced 10 a Tt'e
skeleton. their flesh wl'hou, AID lin be ,sr-
alysed:- these have been permanently cured.
are now enjoying excellent health. are ubIs
10 follow Their f,rmer syocaiious win thsir
usual sglli'y-from the use OF these med,
cines. @Ehese facts are luilv ssbstapiiartd bv
published testimony that cannot BE- grIn-
saFedi but can Se-FoUched Tor BY th0psapds.
Also, MTCHELL'S Indian Diar-
rhOsis Cordial aud Cough Drops staad
unrtsaled IN curing pulmonary d,sesSsS-rny
atircuan Of the Lungs, rs Coughs, Colds.
Sc. and everything OF the nature Of DiaY=
rhca ny The use Of the DiaIhGa Cordial cen
be speedily stopped. whether chronic or acIrs
long " short standing 10 be had o 9 B
+ Men hNZiE, Fayetteville. Tenn.
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EDGEFlELD, Nav :

=. nay %, ISJZ-
DR. MITCHELL Dear Sir:
As tribute Of respect To the mkrits M vort
invaluable Rheumatic ExIrker and Blaod
Purifier. cheerluilg ard wrlheui bes,,a,,on
STATE TO that part OF the communjfv spGs,6g
with rheumatism. for that disease !, s,,,Gs
without Iival in the whole da,sIoo,s .,
popular medicines, whether Botanic pan,
-or Mineral
One of The u,-infers Of M ifaa.Ifv l.. vsf,
able negro woman) had berb se1iris., ,v,,i
that disease for FIVE or SIX years-Ironfn.J =.
that she was OF no service 10 Inc NJ.
spent large amount OF rndnev .nd
lie! given | had come 20 HE concl,,s;o,,
thai she could not he cured IwhIn .a',e.,,,-
10y ,"1s enecteo ~ ihe use cf vour
medicines. though had bot llitrt an,,c,r..
iIon that she would find reildf. ,esoIy(J :,
give II atrial. Suffice a 10 sav -. -
two BOTTLES Rheumatic Exiracd ard p
Blood Purifier. she is enrIrs.k rII,svst
would say 10 those afflicted Il il wo,,ty
trial. Respectfully yonrs
JOHN 3B DAVIS
P. 5. Persons wishing To ct,nlsr win 81.
can do so bg calling al my reslJenre on Cal
latin Pike. Edeefed, Tenn. fAup u, Is5s
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