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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-08-18

CoSsPIRAcY To TAKE THE LIFE OF
LOUIS NAPoLEos.-A letter writer from Paris =,
under date of July 18th. gives the following
particulars of u conspiracy lately discovered
to take the life Of the French Emperor:
A boy was plying with one of the two
hundred muskets shouldered by the actors in
the play OF Schamyt--that fine military spec
tacle, which nightly attracts large crowds to
the theater of the Porte st. Martin-fred the
musket off, and ball lodged in the wall.
This incident happened on the afternoon OF
the day when the Emperor was expected to
visit ths thea:er, and it led to an examination
which resulted in finding fourteen of the mus
kets loaded with powder and ball D,ubt-
less the imperial box would have been the
aim of the fourteen bullets-more than were
needed to perpetrate crime, of which the
would be incalculaSle.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-08-18

CHICAGO. Lib, Aug. la.-Seventeen conn
lies in Iowa are heard from, Grimes is 100
ad.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-08-18

There are twelve papers in Indiana which
have heretofore been either Democratic or
neutral, which advocate the election Of the
peoples anti-Nsbraska ticket, nominated in
that State,
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-08-18

TIE CRops.-Ths Terre Hante Coulter
says:
ave regret to learn that in consequence of
tn, exhaustive and intense drought in the sim-
mediSte Wabash Valley for great distance
above aud below this place, Cthe corn crop
will be aim ost an entire failure-certainly, it
ia said, not the fourth Of an average crop.
The potatoes, also are total failure"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01

VINO Vicronr, Is. Victoria !, the daugh-
tor Of the Duke " Kent wlo was Nho son Of
Gcorr. the Third who was grandson Of
George the second who was The son Of P'in-
cess Sophia who was the cousin of Anne
who was the sister Of William and Mary {;
who was the dluehieranl sou.in lawofIanes
the Second who WI, the ron Of Charlc- the
Fir,i who was the son of James tho FRS,
who was the son II Mary who was tho
granddaughter Of Margaret who was the
sister of Henry the Eight who wa' lhs son
of Henry the Seventh who was the son Of
the Earl Of Richmond VIM was the snn Of
Caibarine, the widow of Henry the Fifth /;
who was the son Of Henry the Fourth : who
was the cousin Of Richard the Second /, Nho
vas the grandson Of Eiwarj the Third who
vas the son Of Edward The Second who was
the son Of Henry the Third who was the son
Of John who was The son Of Henry the Sec
ond who was the son Of Matilda who was
the daughter of Henry the First; who vas
the brother Of William Rufus who was the
son Of William the Conqueror who was the
bastard son Of the Duke Of Normandy, by
tanners daurhsr Of Fslalse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
NEW SERIES, VOL. ), NO. 43.
POETRY Y.
Oh. Comrades, Fill no Glass for Ne.

UWs NNllAA aus a A@A -
srsrrrUrS G.. ro'rrS.
Oh, ,amraIss, 6Il no glass 1r me
TO dro~u my .aul in liquid a'mei
rar &C. I drank Oh, toast shouIbc-
r,EishtsJ fortune, bea'h and hwe,
Ist. though 7 Ia-g 30 qurn the strife
That passion hoIl. against uy DE-,
Suu b,oo companions u'y ye he,
Doe. comrades, go na glls, i1r me.
I k1ov a breast thbt once vas light
Whosr patient .a1rria-s reed uy r'rc--
I lpav, q hearth thit once vas tTishI
Roe Jroap,lg horss bpvs ussticl there
rt-o, vhIs ,hr rrlr jra7. a.ghr', steal
yrau vrunIri heart. ihat .h1Hd bC'',
Tbrr.b IoHu c1mraHiars SCI mly D.,
,1t, ssrIlIrs, f' Ba shs. fof me-
Nyh-a a va. yoaag, st ths eide
Ofa.r.s,iars ur.ri.rdf
nsf n1rbrrI'. tr1u have vro'gr' che Tr.tr
", rarrur, crrtr,I boz rhr.r ,h,i
Thr1 D., r. rafhrr'. nrrrl tear,
n. utS1f usu.r, sh.uL revere,
rt.reh hr.a companions ~ nl, De-,
Oa' ,r-urs.. s- rr -.',. i,r ur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01

An exchange record, ,hc following pariic.
ular, Of the melancholy end of one W. Lang
staff Pus,, Esq, Who committed suicide In
Hyde Co, H.,
ale had been paying his addresses to a
young lady Of rare beauty aud accomplish.
meuts-had been accepted, aud the wedding
day vas fixed. The happy eXPeclant bride
groom had purchased h.mselfa wedding suit
a, the Gus, Of seyenty.fve dollars, when 10
and behold, the day before he was - have
been married, hts dream oGbliss was cut short
hy the bideous lac, that his filhless fair one
had elo2cd uilh fellow named Kazorr. The
disappointment anil expense was too much for
him To bear, ~ hs sought oblivion in an ounce
Of laadanum. Poor Puss You furnish an.
other melancholy instance of"one who loved
not wisely, but too we'll" Rest quiet cat, in
peace"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01

Goop lIuuoR. Good humor is a bright
color in the web Of life ; but selfdenial on!y
can make i, a fast color. A person who is
the slave Of selfshness has so many wants OF
his oNn to bo supplied, 50 many Interests Of
his own to ,uppor, and defend, that he has
no leisure to study the wants and interests Of
others. II is impossible tha. he should be
happy himself, or make others around him
hsPPy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
MI = { ELLAN Y
THE RICHEST COURT SCENE OUT

THE RICHEST COURT SCENE OUT.
Tho following amusing casa wa, utsi a,
OBJ, rsrra, ir-m Of thr Orange County Court,
ana vi, a1l d, reported ,a ,bs Nswbgrg Tel.
graph
The People vs. l,vr, ARLINGTON.
Der,, Attorney 20, ,h- people Prisoner 10
Prrs.r
THIS v-s one % DE mos, amusing trials
ever witnessed by bench or -ary i1 ih.. e1ua-
-y The gr.,ous, Was indicted .ar an assault
a-I battery uroa a man 5y ths name Of Dui-
t--.
% seems tha, plank road had just been
l.I l1 the town of N.a.s.ak. rarB.rE through
,s auts Of sa.J Do5icr, and thlt Abingdon
l,tfs to'-gs.hrrsr. and 'hlr the cl'-hru.' 10
r-'t upon. or adjoining thr lands oi pcl3cr.
T.- other G-,s viii arrc1r .7 evidence.
The case ua, lnry opened by thr District
Nu.--y, when h.s Honor, thc Judge. ro
u--I ,lr frrrjrr, sitting Within lbr bar0lh
7---I .7 a1rl, ready Co take down evidence,
slr., counsel
"Iav.var 90 counsel, VI. Arrrs.oa'"'
.-9-,H .s &C.
$50. sr."
"Tasr arrr'srry a' gentlemen around you
va1 Vrr. ass.s, yoa."
"WsI yaar har1rI larr feed one srl ra-
glcst a-1,asr, ami ,ary hr,l a-a un MISS.
.-., aal therefore have eoae'al5I 1 iry lae
cas-, mys."
"ysv vol. ,.r.
Tt. district -nau.,. after stating 'hcr cr1sr
uG- .a-r, called ia. complainant. W.. pr'-
t-r.rra tas,arf, vha testified a, follows.
ls-rN hr frc1lrnr h- ..a q 1-.sbhrr Of
urs. Twas luy.as h., COW, o1 my land,
ahr- Be came oe' and stoned uc ,lr srr,
as r7ry asa dozen 40 mo. aaI Size Ii,, one
struck ur 77 ,hr back of tnr neck. It hau
one rn-.tsnh',. rri,cr, much, however, -
hrrn o'my ht har. down. a-t s; ana 'a,
ca' '-r"arTrr,rn,rl
lH. r.H rN1n."" ..u rnVr Nr. A..nr-
r.r.' ,1.l tl- fer.ctaurrrry.
lIf ewes arre rov turned u7o1 'le defend.
r.t There te sat. b-.Iv engaged boz taxing
r-..a rrrs. short. rss.r,7frl Yars-r.v.,l
Oh, fee, resting cr she lower rarI OF che
chair. a-l I., toHy trrt mraar! al sar,r.
'i 1-v.6y degrees.
Ett7t remark De s,a-rrf h.. brsl hack
Ikea blade .n nrs.latr,h.ss,c, ,vlal'cI,
ana ina very shrn. loud voice. Ir s.m.
mcacs'-
"IIlve YOU heSa on roul terms with ths
j.faienr-I mean me, vi. noiisr'"
p1ller has.a'r1
"lnm', VIZ. Dotdsr, have we been on
.auF fr-r.''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01

"Sir you shall hear from me- said a i1.-
low with laundering voice and ehinr
back irown, to an editor who had pobl
something he construed as too had ur
party ,"you shall hear from me ~
shook his finger significantly. "Th-
dew. /" said Jonathan, bOwing politely ..7
occasionally. snd 10, US know how yoo'I .''-
tin. alens.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01

was now again descrlng me, and though !
was not frightened, these transitions we're
.crialnly far from agreeable. Firmly per-
suaded that twcnly.lour hours Of this disci-
plnc would reduce man IN hiS original ole-
menls, allsnriyely examined my companion
and lhey seemed IN me gradually ihriyrlng
up in the misty atmosphere which cnyelopcd
them. Yet couG MT bot admit that their
silence appeared to proceed from their costa.
tic enjoyment. came to The conclusion that
the neiTble delights Of this volupiuou. bath
could only be enjoyed after long experience.
Ny mediations were however interrupted
by the opening of tho door AMI ihe rcappclr-
anec oflho blyaches or servants Ooe orthsm
bore bowl ofclay. in which he dissolved
some ruso r,rfumcd suar, The u.hrr urio'lsd
a package ofcourse cloth. The l,uer made
a sira expressive of he desire f,r mo 10 e1.
tend myself upon a marble table, and obcyrd
With tho almost doclily. for asure YOU !
bad besn thoroughly suhduei. he then Dipped
his cloth in The 'onry water, and With it rub
bed ms face and the entire surface Of my bo.
tJy IN. ,,,o,J h,,,,,, go, ...,,I -.
ly by the neck and Ices IN order tn prevent
me from kicking, Willie 'hc other rubbed ms
1T .,l t,,,., ,,,.,, i.,i, .r,..- ,L,. no..
ms mp as III h1d been feather, he laid me
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was ''''""ne' WIN 'he 'uiOan' ! returned
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01
OLD SERIES. VOL. %, NO. |.
ExpOsition Of Mormon Doctrines.

congregation the Saints in the Tabernacle.
President IIeber Kimbal laid down a., III
lowing points, illustrating the doctrines
church government Of this singular pee
Tnr DocrRNr or Bind OnrprEcElO
PmrsrnooD. With regard to the many So
begin 10 kick asnins, tho doctrines Of bin
obedience to Apostle Young, hssay, "Many
wish for the time President Brigham Young
and his brethren would bo relieved from lt-
tcudins to temporal matters. and attend to
spiritual matters altogether You will have
to wait fpr this until wc &C., into the spiritual
world, and have to deal with spirits. An
things pertaining to 'his world, both spiritual
and temporal. will he dictated by the Prophet
Of God-by uur President lIc dictates how
to build 'remple-hoS high, how wide, ,h,u
many ROOMS il must contain, whether +, shall
be- of this, that, or ih, olhcT form, ,ui ,hg
Tihirg House, and an public work, psr,-In.
ms to this people, are dictated by him
Some wish to ud him Of having asy,hHr p.
do With temporal matters, iha, rs1aat O.
the nature of lhibzs; Tor a, o,q ~ ''g
clients said, As ,ls body .s dead utl
the spirit, 6, j, faith ~i,hou, vorL,. be,a.
a'one.''
Again, he says yoa ought to !.-'.l j..,-
gently to those who ars appointed 90 '.r'.
covers, dictate this people foa know vna.
| mean by thrs.
Prc'idcn, Young i. our Governor aui 0.
dictator. Ii, for nc to walk with h.n.
ror you &, walk with .hose Who go b,s-
YOU"
Tnr SAINTS CLAM TO Surrmoary. d.
v,uns lhc srca, superiority Of the Nom
over the rest Of ihe world, u terms sarh -l
these,
81 know there i, good people here; Abcs-
ter people here than dwells ia any other Por-
,ior n he globe Md the em.=ranls who
are going to Calilomia, are perfectly a''-
i,hej Uhrn they arrive here to see thar r.
a civilized people. They arc asioashei
,ond measure, a, Ilcy gaze rPon this fcor
whom 'a'! supposed !" 20 P'''' ]"
"'l'''' race "' beings
DID any or them over 60 iui, u cty v
there vas more peace ard prosperity, aal
''" ''''s''' s'',' '"'' "''' '''".
cane. am no, .lyins ANYTHING against
them. bu, am Ho,.cn: 'hc views ihsv en-
i'nain about ~
NiEAcuioy' "irTs u seems 'e sa.h'
are endowed with m'nea'oa' s'''' sue" a'
"err e1n'''r'i nfon mo Np''"'' o. "..'
"ior,' 'nT' Pr'''dea' himb'l, That Holy
Ghost inspired YOU 70 'p'a" 'n n'" '''Guc''
TO prophecy IN Interpret tongues 10 eco Wa
ions, and haNo dreams TO 'diiy aHd comfort
Won. II vas with YOU whsn you Nef' "'.
and whom YOU came in' vixen 700 Jay -'".
ani "hcn YOU rose up
+ Iht f'ai'' L''n' AN' roL'.'''.
Indins TO 'h' opposition maaa 10 ,''fI'
the pTop'''uo' 10 one 81 inc In"' '''
l'"'ni me M''m''' i 'e''i,' amount
''i '''' o' '"''' "''''' "' ''''
'ei
"ohr opponents calculate "a' we ""
have more 'han ore VIE '"a' no' .A'' '-'.
IN proportion to our Families. "e''' we At.
ready to bnT What we need vile" 81 'or'' 'a-
to marke''
This we learn from public prIa's' 90 iheTc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01

Truth becei, hatred, prosperity PRIDE se-
curly danger, and familiarity contempt; four
unhsppy daughters Of good mc,hsn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-21
MEDICAL.
.EW DAVIp,s HEBREW PLASTER.

rsNE great Remedy for Rheumatism GOuf pain 10 the Side
4 Hip Back Limbs and joints ScrOfua, Kings Evil
White Swelugs Hard Tunors Stiff Joints and all fixed
pains whatever. Where thS Plaster is applied Pain cannot
exist
A gentleman in the South Of Europe aud Palestine in
$780, heard dch said in the latter place in favor Of
JEW DAliDS PLASTER and Of the las ne consldeTed)
miraculous ii had performed. that he was induced to
ty his own person, foT Lung and Liver Affection
The removal Of which had been The chief object OF his Jour
new which had resisted the genial and delicious cline
He accordingly applied plaster on the right side Of his
chest where The paia seated another between the
shoulders and the region of the liver. In the
time be drank freely Of herb tea of laxative quail
tiles He found his health improving, aud in few
weeks his cough left him; Inc salowness al his skin dsa
reared his pain removed and his health became per-
maneuty renststed
TIE following is from Mr. worste editor of the Mas
sillion Gazette:
'iiENrl kxEN.-DurIng last winter and spring,
troubled with pain in my breast to render unit
for the dutes Of nv Office and hearing your JEW DA
VID'S or HEBREW PLASTER highly recommended for
similar cases, was induced give trial had
plaster Hpon breast but short time, when all pain
LETT me- and enabled again 20 engage in the labors of
tne Oce would also state, that my sister, residing in
SeubsnTo in tins STATE hiss received much benefit from
itsuse Yours, truly. JOHN Z W0RSTEII4."
hIassiloR November IL, lsi3
It has been very beneficial in of Weakness such
Pain and Weakness in the stomach, Weak Limbs, Lame
ness. Affection Of lie Spue Female Weakness, &C. No
female subject pain weakness in the back sides
s5oud be without il. Married ladies in delicate situations
hnd great relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
application uf the Plaster between the shoulders has
been iond u certain remedy for Colds, Coughs, Phhisc
lsud Lung Affections IN their PRIMARY Stages II destroys
Inflammation by peTspiraiior.
Beware Uf couBisrfeits and base limitations!
CACTIGE.The subscribers the only General Agents
the Sothern States for the sale Of this truly valuable
Plaster and in order 10 prevent purchasers being imposed
upcn by counterfeit article, sold IN tins city and else
WHERE fer genuine they invite particular attention 10
tie following HaREs TIE GENUINE:
IsJ-zae qengaS is PIT up IL snce', r19n< t"rf.e5 h
t5rlSG GIGs Na. sJiIeytd ir.
zdIae goqalae has eeHgyGus4 heTd ef 7r parid m
tiedre5- around The a0r aUjt. accompanying record 0
Cyart Z &. Iaztoy, RoahatsT.
SC0VII q MEAD,
Ill Charities street New Orleans.
Ga7el Wholesale Agents r the Southern States IA whom
ali orders must be addressed.
Sold also Wholesale and Retail by
BERRY & DEN0FAL,
EWIN BROTHERS.,
VI. L. GRAY,
J. NJ ZIMMERMAN.
isu72-ftvST Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-21
Getting on too Fast.

A pious old slave had wicked master. This
master had much confidence, however, in the slaves
piety. He believed he was christian. Some
times the master would be serious and thoughtful
about religion. One day be came to the old slave
with the New Testament in his hand. and asked Il
lie could explain passage to him. The slave was
willing to try and asked what it was.
at is here in Romans" said the master
Have you done all it tells you to do in Matthew.
Mark Luke, and john inquired the slave serious
ly, fixing his eyes upon his masters.
mo, haven't said he.
''Then you're getting on too fast--too fast, mas
ter. Go back to the beginning Of the book. Do
all it tells you, till you get to Romans, aud you
will understand it easy enough then; for the good
book SAYS, If any man will DO nv will, he will
know of the doctrine" "
IL any of our readers ever hear any body srgu-
ing about hard text in Romans, or some where
else, and worrying to know what it means, just tell
hia this story about getting on too fast"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-21
FOX & rOLHEMUS,

69 Broad Street, Corner Beaver, Eew-YOrk,
O5t~ j5r Ss5s tie Joiolei1g Ho0uy Cotton FG5Tacs:
N-Ew-FNGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 inch, all
numbers k.rd and soft; also all the various widths OF
Canvass manufactured at this establishment comprising
rv variety known trade and offered at the lowest
rates.
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK Woodberry and
Mount Vernon Extra full s5Ortueut Of this superior
fabric.
wIILIMANTIG COTTON DUCK K-l6, 1s 20 and %
5cL All numbers hard and soft This fabric awarded
Inc highest Premium the London Worlds Fair, also al
our own State Fair.
SHIP AND BEAR MARX DUUK-Piain aud twilled,
manufactured b. the Gr6sawOOds Company, superior
tce tor yht sails tents awnings dc: also, Mount er
non Ty=sa Ravens Howard Ravens. Pioneer and Phoenix
Mills; I-t Cotton Ravens plain - p inch; HEAVY, do
Do
COTTON SAIL TWINE-A full assortment
TARPECLIES, HAHA0CKS, STUFFs, &c.
PAPER TELLING IL a. inch, made very heavy,
expressly for dlIrr tets.
CAR COVERING -Cctol Canvass, all widths IRON 30
80 10 inches ana all numbers made expressly for eoTer
u-arl roofing railroad cars Ia perfectly and permanently
,,lie7.praaf aud more enduring Than the itself
FNaNFILItgG CANVASS, rs, 40, A. and 80 inch
plain aud tEillcd. il every variety
Rags AND BAGGING-Ot every description. ; am.
sss s woven whole all size in bales Of IGa, 200 and
Egg; con bi ing strength, utility and cheapnes7 Tor grain
Lui meal, are unsurpassed.
Also heavy Cotton Ss.ckiuF, 20 inch Causass, thread
arp aud fling heavy t1Iled do do, %, y, 49, aud
e iICh
YOGI, SACES-HoveH whole al sizes neS and dcsra-
article feB1J u+--lEd-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-21
BURNET,s WATER COOLERS.

NTITH this elegant article families OF ordinary
w be supplied with water cool IS ice ITSELF by ar
outlay Of Sets per day for ice.
BURNEPS FHTERlNG APPARATUS, for removing
impurities from water, rendering perfectly clear and
wholesome.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS AND TT BS.-We have :
large assortment which we will sell low for cash or . pune
tusl customers
Also, IuE MAILETS. ICE PICS, &c &c.
PLUNGE, SPONGE AND SHOWER BATIiS.-We
have all varieties of Bath Tabs made of an extra heavy
article Of zinc, imported expressly for the purpose
Also T0lIETT SETS FOR CHAMBERS, of the best
New York patterns
BRITTANlA WARE.-We have this dav received from
New York and will sell at q small advance the manu-
aciurers prices the most elegant stock of BRTTANIA
WARE that has been offered in this city, at prices
low to induce those in the moderate crcun-
stances to combine elegance with comfort.
Brittania CAndestieks Pitchers, Cups. Lamps &c. &C.,
all al equally low rates
BLOCK TIN COVERED DISHES Of all sizes.
Coffee UTns, Soup Tureens, Biggins, &c, &C., &C.
mayc54 SNOW MACKENZIE 4 Co
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MEDICINAL.
STRONG HOPE

FOR ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS.
WITHOUT the least shadow of doubt, the Chine 81
w Rheumatic Aniidote. is the only reliable rema
dy before the public for the immediate and permanent
Chronic Rheumatism,
severe and exerueang Neuralgia Pains Hip disease Cont
all contracted and distorted Limbs, Paralysis wasting anC
decay of the muscles sweed and enlarged Joints
swengs, acute Rheumeti~m, Tic Doloreux Cranps aud
spasms &C., &c. This medicine istruly The
King of Rheumatism,
and from the rapid sale and unprecedented sasscii
doubted. ri
Severe Neuralgia Pains
are speedily removed by few applications Of this won.
derr combination The old and young need have
ot perfect restoration.
Dead Palsy
ls completely cured ia an Incredible short tme by the
ofhis external application. No need doubt it,
single Bottle will never fail to give complete and unbound
ed satisfaction.
Contracted and Stiff Joints
are perfectly relaxed and restored 10 their aTAi life and
activity, by its use.
Persons in High life
who from prejudice other enwi!He ~
SORT 10 medicine when s brought 20 .ohc2 ~ being al
yeriisad permitting themselves to sur and wrhe under
sgonising and eXcraciang Pains Of rheumatism and Se-
raga, would feel justly proud, after rubbing their limbs and
joints with one bottle % this External Remedy.
Loss OF Muscular Power,
wasting and decay Of the muscles Humbne-, weak back.
are all speedily cured b! the use Of this medi
cine.
We respectfully nvit the citizens Nashville and viein-
ty who are affected with form OF Rheumatism, other
diseases above enumerated TO call and
pa rhlet and bottle Of our medicine and We confidently
promise you Satisfaction.
AS .YoUArr d CO., Propretors, Maiden Lane, n. Y,
For sale in Nashville by ]. P. DRnMGooLR & co.
sole Wholesale and Retail Agent
For sale in Frnnklin, BY FS WoLDRDGE,
" Mnrfreesboro' by J. w. NELSON.
:" 50 Z" Fayetteville, McETKOY & MCKINNEY,
- - 90 Paducah, Ky., by SINGLETON & son,
g {" MeMinnrille, by J. r. STONE.
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