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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
7 H D. III Y ROM EN-

Or, Waterproof Anti Consunptiue CORK so1Es'
Manufactured BY HARcouRT, BRADLEY 4 Co.,
"A Market st. Manchester
Pr'"e,pd! Wareh ouse, 1902 Wood ST.. cheapside Ion
don England american Establishments. 3s Ann
Street 6 lO2 Nassau Street. Nei0- York. IT, s.
The Hydromagon is a valuable discovery for pro
freezing the feet from damp or cold and there
lore prentve of many Lung diseases without any
doctorinS VII fever. The Hydromagen is in the form
Vi sore and worn inside the boot or shoe It's
case.
For Gentlemen it viii be fonnd agreeable, warm
and healthy. to wear in the coolest or rainiest
weather, the foot cannot become wet if the Hy-
dromagen IS inserted. Ladies may wear the light
est soled boots shoes in the most nclerent wealth
er with IMMUNITY: while Consumption. so prevalent
among the young of our country, may be thwarted
by their general adoption. They entirely supersede
overshoes as the latter causes the feet prespire
in a very unhealthy manner: and besides are not
dangerous wear to pedestrians in icy weather like
india rubhers. While the latter cause the feet to
appear extremely large, the Hydro iaagen. being a
mere thin slice of cork prepared eculiary placed
inside does not increase the size of the boot. or
cause the foot to appear untidy. To children they
are extremely valuable. they NAV engage in ex-
ercist with comfort and healthy effects Their ex.
pense is so slight rs 10 need mention: be-
sides those VIII" patrOnize them will find their year
ly doctors bills much diminished thereby
As the Hydromagen is becoming more known. its
sale is increasing to an almost incredible extent
Last year i'll London, Manchester Birmn gham
Liverpool, Glasgow. Leeds Dublin. Paris, Ant
werp. Hamburger and Berlin, our sales reached l.
1872 $50 pairs of Cork SOles This year the number
will far surpass that.
Ask the faculty their opinion of their value as a
preventive for Coughs; Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Mems Size, n pair IS cents
Lau'cs 40 40 ........................ 80 40
Boys x Misses do .................... 25 do
N0TICE.-From the Retail Prices we make n very
liberal allowance to Jobbers and Wholesalers, so
hat any storekcepcr may make a fine profit on
their sale, while they are an article that may be
KEEP in any store. among any class of goods
For terms, apdy to
HARC0URT. BRADLEY l. CO..
80 Ann Street, New-YOrk
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To the Creditors of Jno T. HACKNEY,

Late Of Loudon, Rodne comfy, Tennessee
TN obedience to an order Of the Clerk OF koane
county Court founded upon the suggestion Oh
the insolvency of the estate of the said
All persons having claims against the estate ti i
said Jobn T. Hackney. are hereby notified to lille
their claims duly authenticated according to Law
with the clerk of the county court withiS SIX
months in order to have prorata dls'ri'1 MO.
made m each of the creditors Of said estate lnls
a ma, ~ "foct 1884 w. C. McLIN.
80" Administrator of John T. Hackney.
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RADwARs RENovArING REsoLvENT
Y. II. r No q
RAILWAYS REGULATORS

DO not gripe. pHIr'.-oaken or s;cLen the n,t;apt
Sm,ll doses regulate, large nu>-~ MIRO. o. p
ulator viii Gently evacuate the howe'> ~ ro,,-
cverv orran in the system. They act upon Tn"
tho stomach kidnevs and bladder. Thew cure
costivenass liver COMPLAINT. dvsnensa. kidney com
rlaats hiliousness fevers Of all kinds. No disease
or main can aflict the system while under the in
u,1,,of r. R. r. Remedies
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THOMAS w. FLEMING,
Warehouse and Commission Merchant
Amnnstd..Gd

Augusfd,Gd
uTHoLESALE dealer in Tennessee; Alb Ala,
w hama" and Georgia" PRODUCE. His
stores are new and FIRE pRooF-caretuIly constrnc-
ted for the safe keeping of all consignments-a de-
siderah1n long needed in this CITY, Z-4o-ly
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NOTICE.

TNHE Aldermen of the Town of Loudon REQUESTS
Il the citizens b. meet at the C. p Church on
Thursday the 18th inst. at o'clock, P NJ, for the
purpose Of electing requisite number of Trustees
for the Loudon Literary Institute,
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G. ". APPLETON &c II. PERU,
Cabinet Makers and Undertakers,

LoudOn and CampbeHs Station, tennessee
rVHE undersigned would respectfully swN
] return mis- thanks to the eitiz ps III
of Monroe Roane and Blount county, EA
for the very liberal encouragement ~-T
be has received and hopes by strict \ N
attention to business to merit cOntinU- II
anee of the same / nope shortly to complete ar
rangement by which viii be able 10 fiji orders
for furniture more promptly than have hereto
fore done Any kind Of furniture made to order al
short notice. For the quality Of my work re-
fer to all who have ever purchased any of me and
the rice will be as usual as cheap as like article
can be purchased any where else in East Tennesses
G.. w. APPLETON.
n B-THREE Journeyman Cabinet makars can
have constant employment, and good wages sc our
shop in Loudon. -
TWO apprentices wanted letwcen the age Of Ia
and 9 years, we will give $50 per year and board
for the FIRST year &c each.
WANTED 20eO feetof walnut plank for which
we viii pay q cents per foot, cash on delivery
| . 25tf g. W. APPLETON & II. PERRY
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INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL PAINS.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF INSTANTLY STOP AND QNICK-
LY REMOVE THE CAUSE.
r. v. R.-Diarrho.a, Cholera MOrhus.-Radway's
Ready Relief will check the most painful discharges
and stop the most distressing pains in few minutes
Ii alays the most painful irritations. BY bathing
the head neck. face it refreShes the senses and
imparts renewed iife strengthened vigor the weak
and weary The very mement r. X r. is taken or
applied its magic-liko effects are-experienced. 1t
instantly allays the most painful paroXysms of Neu
ralgia, Rheumatism, Cramps. Spasms. TootIache.
Soreness in the bones or joints. Pain and Weakness
IN the side. Lumhago. Gout, aud Paralysis. Taken
internally, il eleansss the stomach from acid cures
Heart Burn. and imgarts sweet fragrance to the
breath. Persons troubled with Sick Headache
will receive instant relief from the use of r. R. R.
r. II. II. No. 2.
RADWARS RENOVATING RES0LVENT
Makes the Blood Pure. Rich. ard ITealthv-Rc-o-
Yates. CLEANSES ard ENRTCHES THE RLnOD
and resolves AWAY from the Joints. muscles homes
and solids all DISEASED AND POISONOUS DE-
POSTS. Cures Ulcers. Fever Sores Bad Wumors
Scrofula. ricketts,. ST. Vitus's Dance. SvrbiIlitic
Complaints. Nodes. White Swcings. Tnmors Can
GERS. Bronchia Swcllngs. Wounds Salt Rheum
Mercu:ial Complaints. II acts Quick and powerful:
in few hours after taking the Resolvent tha weak
emanciated. and disease eaten patient feels glow
of health and strength thrilling through the system
Price Of r. r. Resolvent s per bottle
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for the receiving and forwarding IF a.,
Wares Merchandise and Mach inerv through ~ Gods,
ton,-Also. for the sale of all kinds of East Tenles
see and Southern Produce, viz:-Wheat Flour, Corn.
Bacon, Lard, Tobacco, Cotton Rice, Oats, Rye,
Feathers, Butter Eggs, &C.
We are not now, do we intend to be, during
the contnu of our business, either directly or
indirectly engaged in any speculations whatever.
therefore intend to devote personal attention to
the very best interests Of our customers, relying
solely ul'on our energy and promptness to sustain
us. and hoping by unremiting and attention to
merit and receive share of public patronage.
Office and warehouse Atlantic Warf thr ee
buildings east of Post Office and Custom House
We beg leave to refer to the following gentlemen:
N.Gammon Son, Craighead & Deaderck, and
merchants generally. Knoxville, Tenn;-Q A. Tip
ton Rail Road Agent, and merchants generally,
Loudon, Tenn;-French & Van Epps.and ] j Bryan.
Chattanooga, Tenn:-W b. A. Ramsey Secretary
of State.A r. Crozer Comptroller of the Treasury
and NJ. NJ. Swan, Nashville. Tenn.:-R. B. Norven
Huntsville, Aa.:-C, L. King, Decatur. Ala.:-J
r. Love & Co., Whitesburg. Ala.;-M. L. Swan,
Bellfonte, Ala.;-P. D. Gates, IL Broadway. New
York;-Col. James Gadsdeu. Charleston;-John
Caldwell. President of the South Carolina Railroad:
Thomas Warning, Auditor of South Carolina Rail
road;-John King, Agent of South Carolina Rail
road;-Hyatt, McBurney & Co.. and J. s. & L.
Browie & Co.. Charleston, S. c. 2-45 If.
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McLIN & HENRY

RE receiving their stock of fall and winter
4 rcods consisting of general assorrr''~- which
4 i1oifer ON the most reasonable terms IS
eXainfii-S - Won n,:rchase elsewhere oc' ~
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DISSOLUTION.

FTNHE firm of Wheeler Delzell was this day dis
Il solved by mutual consent All persons indebt-
ed to the late firm will please forward and
make payment without delay, close their account
N, WHEELER,
I,dor Sent Goth 1854 2-44 If
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Ii persons indebted to the estate OF JoaAnnns
N DAVIS, deceased whether ny nole vi -, 80
= -, barebv requested to ma Ike payment wthoutCe-
Law and those having c,ims against the estate are
requested to present them legally aa1hentlAc'ea
within the ine prescribed by law.
Cast. P.DAVIs, Eys.e.o-s
naive NANCY p. DAVIS,
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Efs> THE CHEST. ~sN
SIR ASHLEY COOPER BART, M D..

The eminent MEDICAL Practitioner has left
rai"dJle legacy TO tie Horld IN his Great
PrereRtire Of Consumption, and UnfdiliRg
Cure for Pulmonary Diseases tcihOm the
use Of Medicine. Sir T. g., Bart, inusnted
and 0drised the use Of the INDICATED FUR
CHEST PROTECTOR,
To all persons Of all ages and conditions as n GER
tain and safe shield against those fearful diseases
Consumption. Bronchitis. Asthma. Coughs Colds
and other Affections of the Lur,1s l;.h
be exposed state of the chest sccording to fashion,
..Tbe Pptinual changes of our climate.
fur lined with silk is simply chemically prepared
from thc neck. covers the dsd, which. suspended
manner that once worn it becomes r. -aSreea"e d
a comfort
"The Protector" although but recently introduce
ed into America is making rapid progress thro gh
the United States, the Canadas South Amerlca,and
the West Indies. 1t has for long time been sta-
ple article in England and on tie continent OF En-
| rope while it has grown /: many countries 10 the
/ position of an article of dress.
To demonstrate these facts enquire OF any Eng
lish resident in your vicinity of his knowledge OF
the beneficial effects of wearing the Protector
without Recourse to DOctoring, of any kind. Inc
cost of wearing these articles is mere trlne ana
/ one will last some years No one VINO vaiues tue
health Of himself or his family will be wthou; them
The Hospitals in this country not alone recon-
mending them, hut rapidly introducing them mar
court Bradley & Co.. of London. and Manchester
England were originally entrusted with the Manu-
facture of the Protectors, by the lamented Dr.Coo
or and continue to manufacture according to hl'
ORIGINAL instructions and therefore recommend inost
VIII would wear "The Protector TO see to thel
being genuine ~
Remsnher this is staple article and no Patcn
Medicine.
Retai1 Prices:
Gents Size, ...........-...'......sl' %" each
Ladies' do .................''..' iuu 10
&
HARCOURT. BRADLEY co.
f as Ann Street & IO2 Nassau Street. n. Y, I. ;
Principal Warehouse IO2 Wood Street, Cheapside
London. Mandatory, Al Market Street, MancneS
ter. England.
\ H.B h Co., are establishing Derots for the sal
of "The Protector" in all parts of America Ply
sicinns Surgeons, Druggists. Clothiers, Dry Gooa
S Merchants Hatters and Milliners. also Gentlemen
Furnishing Keepers entrusted with whole
sale & retail distribution of them.and to whom mos
n liberal terms are offered for the enterprise ana
4 splendid opportunity opens to them for safe an
. nroftable business For terms. an Nv to
u HARCOURT. BRADLEY. CO
,f o17em SO Ann Street. New-York. U.
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LOST.

TN the vicinity of Loudon on the 9th inst. four
% in each) of three cent, Postage stamps:
4 liberal reward will be given for the delivery OF
them at this office.
Oct 10th, 1854,
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NOTICE.

T HEREBY notify all persons not to buy Two notes
| executed by me to W. B KILLouGH; one execu-
tod Sept 7th 1854, for hundred dollars Que one
month after date: and one other OF same naIe LOT
one hundred and forty dollars and seven Genus
40 mouths after date as have offsets against sal
notes and as there was fraud practieed ahelr pro
curement and any one purchasing said notes VIII 10
it at their own risk as I will not pay them.
MICHAEL GiNGERY.
Sept. 20th 1854. Z-4Zu
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Issons in F.ench. Latin Drawing, Painting, 10 %
Each pupil, whether boarding in the institution
ar not. will be charged one dollar entrance fee
No extra charges ..- ...F..
Circularsof the School, in pamphlet FORM fur
rosbed by mail on application 10 the undersigned.
Those who may have it in contemplation to pat.
ronize the School are respectfully requested, in all
occes. TO advise the Secretary by wall or otherwise
.L; orliast concentrated 2-3S 3m
~ ~ f 7 ASTON, See'y
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LOUD0N LITERARY rNsTrTITrr
r E M O v A L .
w IT. LOWE

III AS removed his stock of Goods, and the Post
IL Office to the Brick store formerly occupied by
W. p Truitt Co. He has just received his stock of
Fall &c Winter GOODS,
to which he invites the attention of the public Gag
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
FRANK BOGART, M. D.,

I'hitGdetphfd, 1.Hh:
OFFERS his service to the Public In the various
I IDepartments of his Profession. rs once 5o
Door South Bogart's Hotel aug % 81 ~
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McT.EVELAND DISPATCH"

Two. W. & SAM. B. O'BRIEN. Proprietors, Cleve-
81 land Bradl co., Tenn. Subscriptions received
and a limited space devoted t" Advertisements at
the usual rates.
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EOF NASHVILLE.

| II Va ~ A4SA-
49,, -,--n,yN was founded by the State
mig up in 1885 as Davidson Acade,
u Oh Nortn Serland College in 1896 ana
IrS;,, !. Dec'sii e in 1926.
Tug y kRY DEPARTMENT.
snder new Organization. and
,". ~ % PPon the First Wednesday OF De-
t Pas n Wnt1 ,sADswoBTH, D. D., Prof of
M III, nD asyLettres and Chm of the Faculty.
pav M T", ,LOUGH, D. D. Prof. Of Ancient
AIEYss uMSggSf STUART, A. NJ, Prof. of Nath-
.ma,;os ural Philosophy.
Rev. J. B. II W. ~ iOi "a
and the n soreness ,.;,o.;o, foo s5
TtAW DEPARTMENT,
Will also Ried en- the hrs' "eune'u"'
Der next.
E WfhES c coosh H.R Esq, Professors.
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A TEACHER WANTED.

A GOOD teacher capable of teaching such branch
Y es as are usually taught in Free Schools can
yet q situation at Steaky school-house, in the VI
cinity of Loudon by early application. His services
will be desired about 10 months.
" J. A. KLINE,
Sept. 18th "a. Z-4V u School Com
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". A. READ d CO.,
FASHIONABLE
C,pyNET-MAKERS & UNDERTAKES,

CABi ONDEN ~ -
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.
TVNHE subscribers would respectfully call your AZ
tentOn to their stock OF cabin l" NJ ~"
ON hand. and to which they are constantly making
additions at their Ware Rooms, Southwest corner
of Cumberland and Water Streets, which embraces
nearly all the leading articles of modern styled Ut
niture now in general such as Sofas, sldeboards
Bureaus Beadsteads of every description, Pedestais
Wardrobes, Centre, Sota, Card, Extension" D'",a9g
R,ooEf,st T,,JFes Rocking. ParOr and Beeded
Chairs Book Cases Pier Glasses Cradles CRIBS
Their Furniture is all made by good workmen' and
Of the best material, and in style and quaHty VIII
compare Favorable with that manufactured IN tht
Northern cities, and elsewhere.
You are respectfully invited to call ana eAa1nll'
,b; stock of Furniture feeling assured they can ac
commodate you with any article in their line OF on'
mess and on the most reasonable terms. laI %
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

N>sTOCK FOR SALE. 40
VYTEwill sell to the highest bidder on the Sd day
w of Novem Der next portion of the estate OF
ROBERT CANNON decd at his late residence in Roane
county, a lot of stock consisting of Horses, Mules
and Cattle Bond and security will be required be-
fore the delivery of the property; credit OF twelve
months will be given.
ALL prisons
INDEBTED to the estate are desired to come fer
ward Immediately and make payment; and those
having claims aga inst it. hereby notified to pre-
sent them within the time prescribed by Law. This
9th October, 1854. -
WILLIAM CANNON, Azn,.
CHARLES CANNON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

GRENVILLE & CO.,
Ge neral Commission Merchants
2O7 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
Keep an Office at CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. and
will make advances at that point on COT.
TON, GRAIN and other Produce sent
them for sale.
Commission for selling Cotton. SOC a hale
Other Produce, ......................5 d cent
Ally
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HUGH L. TINLEY.

nF Knoxville, Tenn, having some years expe-
" renee in the transportation of Goods through
Tennessee and Alabama, and JOHN HERRox, Of
Charleston, s. c., who has an experience of 90
years in the commerce of Charleston, the last sew
en- of the time spent in The Receiving AMI Forward
ing Department of the South Carolina Rail Road
Company, respectfully offer their services as
q i'-' --4'-a,1n fyra spA COMMISSION MER.
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LANES H. RENSHAW K co.
raprNFT MAKERS &UNDERTAKERS

raprN = q MAKERS UNDERTAKES,
MA esst corner Coy and Church SIS,
Knoxville, Tenn.
DEG leave to return to their i iric-
L + public thanks for the favor SO hberaly
fore bestowed upon them.
J.HR Co., hoping to mer
age. would inform the public tn
TO fill all orders they may be fave
article in their line, as reasonable
had in this market They keep constantly o.
every variety of furniture made by superior WORK
men in the neatest and most durable form J;l;,, M
Also. large assortment Of Fiss .I1t@'.e snOa s
80 ora admitted by all who have witnessed their
aey;ss 70 be superior to any other kind of Collins for
JSnosting in vaults for ordinary interments or tor
,ransporting bodies. Thsy are imPervious to damp
mes. aud perfectly sir-tisha l2-lSul
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HARDWARE.

TNGLINSH Solid BoxrEices, Bellows, Anviis ana
T lHanmsrs-fOr Smiths also, German biisiS7 anu
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LOOK AT THIS, LADIES'

W. /. Low IL
HAS received Ibis day from Philadelphia nice
II lot of Plaid silk Dress Patterns, Cham GIacia
do; Bareges do 0rgandie Lawn do Swiss Mus
Inns: and some very fine Plaid Jaekonets, and Dress
Trimmings Call and see them.
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NOTICE.

A SETS split bottom chairs well painted Tor SAFE
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Ggls SOLUTIONS
GoPARTNERSiHIPIj
--..-S-5 --Sn

THE business will be continued in the brlch
| Store, formerly owned by Johnston a smith oy
j. Rufus Smith, (of the old firm OF johnston
Sm;tbl and p ii. Hardin, und. r the style and firm
u >'-'- J.RUFUS SMITH,
2-42 + h. HARDlN.
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FIFTH SESSION
OOD FELLOWS FEMALE COLLEGE,
ROGERSVILLE. TENN.
Trustees.

ROGERSNI lille, TENN.
Trustees.
HAWKINS LODGE, NO. Al, |. o. 0. f
instructors,
Rev. ANSONW W. CUMMINGS,D. D., Principal.
Miss LUCY 5. RUGGLES, r
Miss c. F. STARK,
Miss f. r. SHAW,
1.-TWO places to be supplied)
Poof HENRY SCHWING, Instrumental and
Vocal Music.
Miss NJ r. Iiift u X RrQg. Vocal Music
Mrs. SOPHIA SCHWING, Needle Work, En-
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17
For SAFE

VJNIiE Subscriber, wishing 10 80 West, IS DO
sirous 10 dispose Of his real estate, in Home
township, Lawrence county, Ohio, four mules
from Millcrsporti containing THREE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY ONE Acnys, sbout MY acres under
good cultivation, and one hundred and fifty
acres under fence, and an Orchard OF ifty trees
in bearing; two comfortable log houses, and
necessary out buildings; Is well watered with
numerous never. falling springs; Is in The cen'
ire Of q school district, and school house cree
ted on the premises, Indian Guyan Creek runs
through the farm, and affords on out let for the
timber, and the tract 10 well timberedi County
Cross Roads on the farm. If desired, the un'
denigncd would sell In connection with the
farm, grain and stock.
For more particular description of the prem
ises, its fertility, location, 90. &C., reference
may be had 10 Lewis Anderson. james O
Terry and 8. McCown Of Lawrence county ant
James,H. Guthrie and Thomas Houghs Of Gal
lie county. Any information desired BY letter
address the subscriber living on the premises Q
Millersport, Lawrence county. Ohio
N. B. The up land sbounds ID Iron Qree1l
Stone Coal. @. w. KENNEDY.
October 8, 1854:
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17
q Am PREPARED TO REC0MllHI
YOUR RlLLS.N

JOLIET, WILL Co, Iii. Feb. 2S, 1854.
MI. r. Z. SELLxRs;-WheiT Presided In Pitts-
burgh. was cured Of an attack Of Liver coln.
plant, which had preyed upon my system ios
eight yean, aud reduced me 20 much that !
was compelled 10 quit work.
During the time Of my suffering, had the
advice Of several physicians, but their treatment
failed to accomplish cure. A friend recon-
mended the use Of your ''Liver Pills." and aftel
using two boxes ofthem. found myself entirel,
cured. Whilst suffering from Liver Complaint
o was also afflicted with the Piles, which new
ler felt afterwards. As my wife and eldest soI
are now very much afflicted with deranget
state Of the Liver, am very anxiouf 10 hav'
you make an sgency for the sale Of your Live
Pills at this place.
After the cure Of my own disease, l am pre-
pared 10 recommend your Pills, and very man
persons in this section would freely tyy themj
Yours, respectfully, ANDREW SARvER!
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-17

Quicx DIoEsToN-HeALrny Foop.--
or oil articles Of food, boiled rice is
diecstcd in tho shortest ,ime--en hour.
As II contains eieht.ten,hs nutritious
matter, Il is Q valuable substance fol
diet. Tripe and pigs fee. are digested
almost os rbpidly. Apples, II sweet md
ripe, nre next in order. Venison is
digcsted almost rs apples. Roasted
potatoes are digcstcd in half the time re-.
quired by the same vegetables boiled, -
which occupy more than three hours and
q hall--more than beef or mutton.-
Bread occupies three and quarter.-
Stewcd oysters and boiled eggs ore diges.
ted in three hours and n.hnlf-an hou T
moro is required by the same articles
raw. Turkey and goose orc converted IN
two hours and a half-an hour and q
half sooner than chicken. Roasted veal,
pork. end salted beef occupy q least
five hours and Q hslf-the longest OF oil
articles Of lood.-(Seisnti6c Amssicn. a,