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and 20 say that With such men anc with such mem
ters, and with such earnesness he would rather be-
right with them than be President of the United States
(Appla1se.) lie believed that after all principles are
greater 'lan parties, and greater than
He regretted that many of those wii whom he had
been wont 30 take pleasant political counsel gone
from his side aud that when he ASKED where they
echo snsWered where -
Voicf-Goue Ia the devil
Mr.. wpsr--No sir not 40 bad but they have q round
about way Of getting Ia goo1 place. taugbier) He
was for ibeTy and unio aOae and lndiy lablca0w aud
forever. (Cheers.) And he did not how many
vep,ions held in syracnsc Auburn which should
succeed long this whig party existed Applause
How Preston King, with the black votes tecorsd against
him, could he put forward candidate here. past
his limited prebeonion. tie and AbiJah Mann and
Others Of his fellow nominees those who had
sttyen "a the utmos. 10 impede that great work the
ttie Canal He asked the whigs 81 New York would
they put their internal improvements into the hands
OF the very mon who would impede and stop them
ttyies OF MOI He was sure not He sure
they would for the whg ticket AMI the whig ticket
only with no Kings ~ govern it, and no naans 70 spo
IL (AppIause.)
There here Gallo for ware bu, that gentleman vas
nowhere.
Mr.. JAMS hooKs again took the stand, aud proposed
resolution giving the thanks Of the wings OF this city 70
those who protested In Syracuse against the ABSORPTION Of
The whg party into that OF the abolooiss In conncxon
With this resolution he would say that whatever
overwhelmingly the city of New York was al
ways the soe Of the State o; New York and u The un
ted states Of America He proposed three cheers for the
whg delegates who had seeded Mt Syracuse.
The cheers were given, AMI the uion adopted
And then on motionaiter "three cheers Tor the whig
party, what's left Of hen'-the meeting dissolved atD
O'Clock with manifestations Of much enthusiasm In the
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MISCELLANEOUS.


IN didvmsn--ioth ward-iienry {. Atwood. ls'h
ward-Jnbn Foster.
f0r AsSsmuy-sth Hstrici-Jobn y. Even eth district
Lewis T.. Clover.
I5r counuiD1n.--The Council Convention a tho
Twelfth disirct met last evening and unanimously MI
mated James NcOowhn.
SIXTH DISTRICT HARD EHRLL POLICE JUDICIAL
CONVENTION.
The above convention rsaasotnhcd last evening g.
BiidsA of tho Eighteenth ward presiding nnd Isaac X
tafian acting Secretary. Sine ballot had for
Police Justice in place ~ Judge pearcy without any
choce-the last ri which stood follDss.-Jame~ Shay
stephen ~ RgsscB, a X. Downing, 2 The convention
then adjourned to meet nert "Wednesday evening.
SIXTEENTH DIsTTICT WHO AsEEMBLY CONVENTION.
call having been iEucd iof the re.ssscnblng of the
Wfg District Convention the delegates from the Twenty.
nrst ward appeared the place ~ meeting bat the
Eighteenth ward delegation did MT sppear the
ton adjourned over ~ SatuTday evening ~ fhS
place John H. White the nominee q tbs convention
haa declined.
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Reputation Of the Fusion between the
Sewardites and Abolitionists.
CALL FOR wHIe STATE CONVENTION,
GREAT FLARE UP AT TAMMANY HALL.
Soft Shell Nominations for County Offices.
Comptroller rlagg up for Reelection.
LIST OF CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD
DC, &c, &c.

Ameeting Of the wings Of the city, adherng to the
Union principles Of Clay and Webster averse to fu
sion with aboonsts, held last evening In Const,tu-
ton, Hall in pursuance Of the following CALL
''poS GIVE UP raE sHrr,-wmcs
TO THE REsCuEt-No TRANSFER OF
AND L0cofocos-No AhAL0AsArIosit
All whlgs who respect the memories and principles Clay
Weed Co aboonss and iocofocos requested TO meet
at Constitution Hail. No. $50 broadway Thursday evening
Oct & AT 10 O'Clock 10 take into cUnsider
abandonment and aE sfer OF the whig traitors
who assembled In state Convention Mt Syracuse
September last and to take such action the exgences Of
the case may require.
EmiIen speakers will be address meeting
y. g. WARD, Chairman.
James Brooks. Amos X Hadey Vice Chairmen
Henry w. Genet George u. Dean, VIM. r. Jackson, Com
mitee of Arran gements
@. g. Bellows, Edward Harding, Secretaries.
The attendance respectable, well in point Of
numbers in regard to the social status OF those who
present Over the platform hung portrait OF
Henry Clay with roll inscribed 'The old whg party
refuse to be fused" Music and the other concomants
Of political meetings provided.
The meeting called to order at quarter to p. NJ
by the nomination. by George b. Dean, of Mr.. George
Wood as President Of the meeting.
The nomination confirmed, and Mr. Wood took the
chair
The following list Of vice presidents and secretaries
was then read, and the names approved oi:--
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~ tults1 cssfs. surveying sssasFr Wsfssft L~st
s.ss esnmansss sfrsea yss'sfaAy sssnins fresa -
fsys. ~ he t-A-sfs fhs tlia-aas ahsi a oae-,s -
Cornnasr6sf y y Hssss rlrss issat . r. is.Nf Art-
srg master "a ~ CrsNA~ rassst Assisssas ~4rgsse ~
Ims.n yysss assis'sns rnrss~~r W Hs.ss1 TaifH -.
! Ho<Ns " , Wiitnt 1ehn HefDns css. ~ k
Isses Ax'lhr NRvef's NAT, Nm- rsaAf
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POST OFFTCE NOTICES.

DOST OFFICE NOTfCE-THE MAILS FOR CALIFOP
MA kr per FHits1 ktseH viii tsa.
his once, Oh Friday. OFT ch. a. ocock r.
ISAAC v. FOWLER Postmaster.
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CONSTITUTIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AN
passed By The last !eg,Is!Srs g s.; known ss the
n Violation q he sacred Of he consuon Of @
state and which ought TO be repealed the next Legislature
n0 DAY Of October next at IS O'Clock A. M purpose
of sdopng such may necessary bring
ps &c S The Sss s
pose Of defending their constitutional rights Of the counties
New York and Kings respectfully
dslsssiss for ssd
Of the Maine law residing IN the other counties Of
Der for each Assembly district respectively represent them
convention also be held at the same place on the
llth day Of October next at II M BY the opponents Of
regard their constitutional rights and the public interests to
The convention win be addressed by of the most elo
ERIE COUNTY. rIoGA COUNTY.
Hiram Thayre. Y. u. Moore.
William Wybert, % Nelson = t Penny,
John q. Sheuler Elisha H. Hill,
John Hebard. s. Whitaker,
Barney Beckee. orsEoo COUNTY.
joseph SsaadaS oisn COUNTY GSss ssssf B. Pss;r
LrvINGsroN COUNTY. WASHINGTON COUNTY
John vernAm. Samuel Axel
John D. wocott VIM Rouse,
oNoNDAGA COUNTY. James H. Sheriff..
Stephen D. Dillaye. John 7. Sheriff.
ONEIDA COUNTY.
R:F: dewitt, John McElroy.
.Ia.saTR ri HarR1oU; COUNTY Joel conslin Sns 1U"k
John Manning. p Engs
Albany COUNTY. =. D. sprague,
John John d.y'Ssi e. %si,. ygs. yS. fSss.ss GSsssser
III Perry W. b. Miles
Jeremiah Osborn. Thomas /. Bayaud,
KINGS COUNTY. John W. Cuber,
Thomas j. Jerrod, Philip Q. Harmon.
Papers friendly requested above
The Metropolitan Society all It's members
be held at Syracuse the 1lt inst at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
The delegates Of the Metropolitan Society respectfully
a sSeiocs . s'' - ' D''A1"A' ''''' :" '' '' '"''
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srpaiae sad men when they again rushed IT said Fer
M oeiunehl NJ he time VI -nid third rush at I-rnA,
eaw fh'd feiri. have pistol la hts hand which he
po'nen over the beads 81 the crowd deponent said.
Coed God George what you ionxf" az -ornefhn9
!" That effect; .aid fegra then pointed s.li pitoi In
siahh9 direction towards the ground said fsrris iis
ehsrgef sad pistol the ball II witch passe oulse nsar
20 aepe.hehis eyes; some time afterwards Aeponcnt
heard that some Ind been shot there W. only ono
discharge Of pistol
no other evidence being forthcoming the
closed when fcir's Wa esamiaes on charge 90 assault
ins Mc,oim mick WIN intent % kill In answer 10 The
charge hr said 81 did not incnd 10 take any ones lie
fred the stapon In self defence
The gsifate then held him % hail to an.wrr before
the Court of General Sessions, in the sum of 81 0O0
samuel 7 Webster and John tadney ame his security
in the above amount
Tie court then cleared IL the uno,iy crew
who had gathered there and quic, more
Ia the hats ef the Easex Market Police Court.
No further action has been taken in the osss II tbs
other parties arrested for riot the evening
Their trial win no. prosaby oil until aes the caa
elections.
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POLITICAL.

O'Clock, for the nomination Of candidate for the
Resolved Thai he several Senatorial Conventions meet at
The following paces:--
sd-Beebes lIs West Broadway
nb-Dsnmsn's m vsndsm street. near Hudson
Westchesler Branch corner Of Fourth avenue and
Resolved That several Assembly Conventions meet a,
he feiio iGl9y,ss Srssnaiss SsiSs:iir Street.
Sssss sf IL H'Ssp %ss sssd:ss sss G:'s'ns streets
-bsnmsn,s vandsm street, Hudson.
House. ssow s and dreene streets
.s-JShS sssr.' FIvs Nile House. '''N' y
iS-i%!S Mulberry S,. street.
i4-Corner Ninth avenue and Seventeenth street.
iS-o,Donnelis Third avenue and Twenieh street
''' under ne direction Of the inspectors
John Styles. Hugh Neal, Hugh Mccall
b 6d k1R RSTts sS ss,ss I:Ia1 s.n bn.is.;I Mcleod
paa n' Eous Gs.s .s a'elS ass 2 Pa HScsan SeSaeu
pUaEsa 5as 5ss.f .se MssxS sr
YIN. YIN YIN Williams Jssss sieIiss, 10 Cornell
i-SaS var jSEv iSS. SsS Lynch 5SSn Dssny
s.S SI; s:s.: TEsTsss Estsss:,S S% s.s s.,
%-5ssss s%sh ss,S' "a 6.H'ssn Ssa sai9 4s,sss; ,
la. Flunig6n, ~. n.
1g-John Burke, VIM. O'Brien, M. T. Mcclure.
D-Timothy Waters VIM. Monteith H Larkin
2l-J. II. McMelen, J. McColen, j. Goldney.
"a. Ingraham, Vim. Odel, J. Cox
Resolved That In case Of tho q one or more Of said
shall have power TO I'LL the vacancy.
Polls will be held the following places for the
delegates 10 the respective conventions
Ward.
lilo Greenwich street.
2-9O Ann street.
3-No. Church street.
4-94 Oliver street.
6-lls West Broadway
6-5l4 Pearl street
7-l79 Madison street.
e-Boeses headquarters, Mercer street, Spring.
Howsrd House. corner OF Barrow and Greenwich streets
l0-274 Grand street.
1l-Union Hall, corner of and Fourth street.
i2Luz Hotel OF Boomngdaie road aud 12h street.
13-Corner Of Clinton and Grand streets.
l-Corner OF Grand and Elizabeth streets.
l5-Ryers OF Barrow and Houston streets.
l6-Murrays 9th avenue and 18th street.
17-2q9 Houston street.
18-Key Hall, LIST avenue and 10Th street.
l9-Tom Starrs Five Mile House.
20-S'h avenue and 34th street.
2-Coiner Of I'd avenue and 33d street.
22-6th avenue betweep 40th and 4lst streets
was, on motion, fblved That the members Of the
mee from the several wards requested report at tho
meeting Of the committee Friday 5h inst
of the delegates elected In their respective wards to the
mating conventions. JOHN II. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
Isss p Go9D,4s q s,4s,C GonIr' Secretaries
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THE CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD

The CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD.
THE NOMINATIONS FoR CITY, COUNTY. LEGISLATIVE.
JUDICIAL AND CHAKrER OFFICERS, Az PAR AS
MADK.
Below give the names Of the candidates ss far ~
nominated. II comprises those Of the Know Nohings,
wings, and hard shell democrats The soft shells vi
select their candidates during the present week. AnA
before ten days will doubtless be able give
the OF every candidate TO he voted Tor the
ing November election II may bc that the republicans,
hard shells and the so-ealed American democracy win
present su tickets. II they do, there win 10 no lack o<
candidates for the suasages Of ci,lrsus Indeed
grea. il the OF oncecckcrs tha, any wishes
TO vote nsegiby, he must put sse all other WORT aud
study the respective tickets in the field ior at least
wees. The following names may bc relied bcing
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ETH wARD-TENTH COUNCIL CONVENTION. .-AT A
meeting of the National Democratic Republican Council
Convention. Thursday evening, October 1885, Mr. VIM
LONE called to the chair Mr. r. NJ schenck elected
secretary The convention then proceeded to nominate
candidate represent the Tenth district On motion Mr. r
McMaih Mr. p. NJ Schenck nominated, and declined;
whereupon Major James Wright nominated and unan
mously elected. WIN. LONE Chairman.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A RcHBIsHOP HUGHES SERMON AND A REPORT or
n his speeches s S. Johns Newfoundland wi be found
In this weeks FreeuAAfs Journal Office l5 Fulton street
A MOTHER NEW TnfSG.
n sha lssue early In the large, splenddly 20;
up Pictorial for the holidays sntiued
THE COMIC PICTORIAL;
Containing number Of highly comic cuis, and
derfu variety OF sguibs Jokes anecdotes and funny hng
fun loving readers Price ca mailed post free
cept of price. ]. w. STRONG, " Nassau stree.
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eTH wARD-THIRTEEYTH COUNCIL. DIsTRICT.-AT
convention Of the delegates Of the Thirteenth Council Dis
c held call Of Tammany Hall Committee
Thursday evening October h the corner Of Bowery and
Bayard street Il moved that Edward Ames ESQ be de-
chred cha man, and Bartholomew Rooney was appointed
secretary.
On motion, proceed ballot for candidate for Council
the Thirteenth district 1he teers reported that James
Kerrgan received the unanimous vote OF the delegation
and he was, therefore, declared the nominee
EDWARD AMEs Chairman.
RARTpoLoMEw rooney Secretary.
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A REGULAR MEETING or THE YOUNG MEMS MA
N iona Democratic Club viii be held at their ts3
Broadway, this Friday) evening, q, IA O'clock.
JAMES T. BRADY, President.
Jons FoaxKrr, Secretaries.
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Premium Boot and Shoe Mandatory
EBEy FULLER

JAMES W. HAMILTON. EBEN FULLER
HAMILTON q FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT & SHOE MANDATORY,
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville, Tenn
Ny would inform friends and the pubic that we
w are still at our old stand Market street. where
we have on hand and are manufacturing much better
of work than have before offered to the
public, consisting IN part of the following kinds:
Mems superfine French Calf Boots and CATERS;
Men and Bows fine Cali Shoes Oxford and Monroe Ties;
Mems, Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots, water
proof;
Mems, and Boys Kip and Thick Boots double and sim
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Mems Boys and Youths Kip Shoes, double and sin.
gle soles;
Double Sole Negro Brocans:
House Servants Shoes heavy and light:
Youths and Children's coarse and tine Shoes.
ALSO
Ladies and Misses Calf Boots, sewed and pegged;
Kid a. !"
French Mo.
Tanpco
." French Morocco Boots,
seTed and pegged
We are making own work from select stock and in
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Prices iolr and SssyOrm.
t4E- Work made to order. Also repairing promptly
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sSy- Cash paid for Hides or taken in exchange,
janlI-ly HAAlLEoN FOLLtk.
r AND WARRANTS.-Wear are buyilg sad paying
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At the NAN AND MORTAR. on Market opposite Union
street Nashville, AGg.ng receives large sgppss u resh
Goods, offers unusual inducements to purchasers.
r IQUORICE-ssO lbs best CalAbria. Rec.ivss bv
IL 7. WELLS.
nILS-Fins Salad, Sperm, Painters. Tanners, f,.s,r
~ and Street 0is. Offered cheap by T WELLS
CIGARS AND TOBACCos-ss 900 cysaaoy..
- Napoleon Barrios, Ls0ndoro Jenny Lind Ssqars:
20 boxes Kay Queen and fine Cut Chewing and butcher
Smoking Tobaecos. For sale low BY I. WELLS.
DoRTER-London in pint and quart bottles
Il Received by T. WELLS.
NARNISHES Furniture Coach, Demar BS-o,cn qnd
BdeE Japan, Iron, Leather, lnstrun emit and Picture
snishea Offered low BY 7. WELLS
SULPHURIC ACID-12 earboys; Spanish VIII
- ung-ls bills Received by T. WELLS,
II ydrauIic Ceme1t and Plaster of Paris Of su.
IL peror quality. by n. WILLS.
u Saddle Bags Game Bags, Trusses Shoulder Braces,
Ltero AbdoaiHGI S1RPrtes Reed BY 7. WELLS
DLACKING-4O gross fresh Paste Backing Re
ID ceved and offered cheapby I. WILLS.
OLD LEAF, Gold F5i, Szssr Leaf Red, YsgosV
tJ and B7its Bfonsss. Reed by 7. WILLS.
DIPEs, Marbles, Gun Flints, Percussion CAPS Gun
Il Wadding Received BY 7. WELLS.
A LCOHoL, Gins, Rum, Irish Whisky, and yinegsrs.
~ Received BY T. WELLS
NIUSTARDS- Frankfort, LOaissige. Leringtos and
WI Cincinnati. Received and for sale By T. ELLIS
COUGH Candy-65 d. zeu Howe's Cough Candy,
" and New England Cough Syrup. 7. WELLS.
GLUE AND SAND PAPERS in quantity. Re-
~ ceived and offered low by 7. WELLS.
DRUSHEs-7 doxen Hair, Tooth, Nail Hat Cloth.
ID Paint busting, Sweeping Scrubbng, PoOns Stencil
Horse, Comb. Shoe, Stopping and Varuish Brushes.
Received by 7. WELLS
COMBS-sS Dozen well assorted. For sale very cheap
" by T. WELLS.
INDIGO AND MADDER-2 O5o lbs Of best quail
Il lies. Received and for sale cheap by T. WELLS
DAM KILLERS dozen assorted sizes. Received
Il by r 7. WELLS.
THEAS-lO cases fine Oolong Imperial Young dyson
Il and Gunpowder Teas Reed BY 7. WELLS.
ELAyORINC: Extracts, well assorted Vermscelli.
Farina, Corn Starch IazaOrJnds Prunes PrsSsrgst
Ginger, Sparkling Gel!atine.
For sale low BY T. WELLS.
usage ORANGE lbs Fresh Seed Of this IA
~ yoriie american Hedge Plant
Received and offered low BY T. WELLS.
| EREST II Ed CLOVER, Timothy HERDS
| II GRASS Blue Grass. and ORCHARD GRASS Seeds.
Received and for sale cheap by
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| mh24 Market Street, Nashville
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RAILROADS, &C.
SOUTHERN ROUTE.
RATES REDUCEn,

hA4EzS hEDUCED
T7ROM the 18th inst to the LIST of June tbs ps,.,
j Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville
'' FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery. Boots, Shoes and Hats Bottled
tamphins and Spirits Turpeniine, in casks and barrels
Carpetfng.
Confectionery Cutlery in boxes and cases, Dry Goods
Drugs Fruit Trees and Shrubbery, Furs, Garden Seeds
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates at owners
Oysters, in cans and jars saddery, Tin Ware Teas and
Spices, per 100 bs. 81 %
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except Cutlery, Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes COrdage Tobacco,
in boxes Carriage Springs and AIDES Leather in rolls
and boxes Oils IN barrels casks Crockery and Queens
ware in crates and casks Rice Zinc, Whiting Plaster OF
Paris, &C. per 100 Ds Ii u ~. 50 %
Boxes Furniture Piano Fortes Carriages boxed and
other light articles, not enumerated Also Carboys of
Acids will be taken at actual weight but charged double
LIST class rates per- lbs 81 20
All articles not enumerated to be charged at rates Of
analogous articles. s -r -.
From the Is. Of june TO The LIST of December they win
be charged IS follows:
~ lstelass, as above, per 100 lbs. ..a 20
I'd do do do do ..........l 90
Special rates, do do ....... 40
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities will find
this the cheapest as well as the most expeditions
Ereghts from New York and Philadelphia to Charleston
and savannah ranges from to II cents per cubic foot
according TO class and character of vessels.
As the Rsilr,ad Companies at Charleston and Sayan-
nah have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding of
Merchandise it will be necessary 10 consgn TO Commission
Merchants at those points, % Dol. sal r..
Shippers may rely upon strict adherence the above
rates II. |. ANDERSON, Supt n. 4. C. Ii.
- 7t-- SPECIAL NOTICE
No shipments entitled TO the above rates unless each and
every package has the Of the Depot fdelvery and
the Initials n. & @. r K. plainly marked upon it.
Nashville, Jan. lift H. /. A.
t RAILROAD NOTICE.
COTTON destined for Charleston WILL and after this
~ date be charged 81 IS per bale Of 500 lbs or less and
SIS cents per loo lbs. for of over 500 lbs.
septl9 II. l. ANDERSON, Sup't n. 4. C. r. R.
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100000 BOXES
Sold Annually IN Tennessee
TUST received. direct frum New YORK,
j 500 FRESH BOXES.
THE VEGETABLE PILLS,
,o,cJ nv the Graefepberg Compsuy.

Prepared by the Graefenberg Company,
We're compounded after long study and observation Of the
laws Of nature gnd close Election upon the properties
Of different medicinal sgents that taken together they
should form pill which would act IN harmony with these
laws and aid nature herself ~ work a We mussob
serve that the body diseased the various
composing the vital system make effort to throw OF the dis
order and it is aid these organs in their work that med
cine is designed The remedies often used will not do
this but will BY main force If may the expression,
unset the whole vital Organizaton and while carrying on
the diseaed MATTER will leave every part Of the SYSTEM
strung even if do bring other arrangement;
than the first The true operation 81 nsotens Is % girs
acre1ssd actsity 10 the possesd by nGte for tbs
rsnopL Of the edusef disease. This be done By gen
Tie means; and know from observation and experience
that the Craefenberg Vegetable Pills combine the kinds
and quantities of vegetable remedies necessary to effect the
desired end.
Tbenventor Of the Pls for many years afflicted with
complication of diseases the result Of bilious De-
rangenenL 1t seemed utterly impossible that bis health
should be restored and the best exerons o the pro
fessiOn were all in vaia physician himself, be spent
many weaIy hour in rejecting medicine aud its e.
teets and to the tOrturug pains Of sick bel NAV be
traced the discovery Of pill which restored the dscOvsFer
to health aad which constant BY huRdfes OF
thousands, who can attest its efficacy.
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