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Paper Mz2Il,
AND 1 200 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE

Paper ASA2IAg
AND I 200 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALEI
HAVE determined TO remove TO st Louis, If can make
| sale of nv Paper Mill and land attached.
There is but little property in Middle Tennessee that will
nav better with less risk and the time is not within my
recollection when Q yer making was In more hourshDg
condition and likely to continue So than at the present
time Again. paper-nekng has become permanently fixed
here with all the advantages desirable and the whole out
line of nv business laid down according TO my judgment
and easy for any business to understand and wide
difference would exist in my opinion, between and the
begipnup of a new business OF the same kind.
will sell the property low and take large portion of
II in printing paper which will take out ct this market
Persons having any desire to bay shall have a full
nose of every thing pertaining TO the Mill and its business
NV whole object in selling Is 10 remove to ST. Louis
apa2-Im W. s. WHITMAN.
RUSHES.-A large invoice OF Clothes, Hair, Nail
y and Tooth Brushes for sale cheap by
nh31 AahON HIkEICH.
EANCY SOAPS,-A large let OF Toilet Deersiye
aud P0naine Soap, for sale cheap by -
nli3l --tON SlRkTCH.
TINE COMBS.-A large lot of English and Amer.
can Ivory Fine Tooth Combs, just received and for
sale BY mh8l AARON STRETCH.
DARRY,S TKICOPhER gross Of this
d excellent Hair Tonic, in Store and for sale by
mh8I AARON STRETCH.
r YON;S KATHAIRON. large lot for sale
| 1 Cheap by AARON STRETCH,
Wholesale and Rstah Druggist,
nhs1 Corner Of College and Union street .
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FoURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISzRIcT.-We authorized
to Col joan h. SAVAGE a candidate TO repre-
the Fourth District in the Congress Of the United
States.
- We authorized and requested to announce DR.
THOMAS A ANDERSON OF Coffee County a candidate to
represent the Fourth Congressional District in the next
Congress of the United States.
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Books and Stationery.
NEW FIRN

7 n
AViNt} this day assoc aed With Brother, Ioas
il I. NseaS, we will c. utinne ,he BOOK AND SEA-
Tl0NERl BUSINESS under the Style Uf F. HAGAN i
BRO. at The old stand on Market street.
March q, 15;s5. +. uAUAy
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MARINE NEWS.

TIE OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sailing Days To and from the United States.
FROM EUROPE.
ATLANTIC (Aml Liverpool, April II, for. New York
Hermann, (Am) Southampton, Ap' %, for. New York
ASIA (Br.) Liverpool April %, for........... Boston
PACIFIC, (Am.) Liverpool Nav s. New York
UNION, lam Havre Nav 9. for New York
AMERICA, (Brl Liverpool, May IL. for Boston
BALTIC. (Am) Liverpool, May 10 for. New York
WASHINGTON, (Am) Southampton, May 2s,
Observation-Disclosures. New York
AFRICA, (Br) Liverpool May 90, for. Boston
ST. LOUIS, (Am.) Hayre June g. fJr..... 81. New York
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
PACIFIC, lam New York, May 9 for. Liverpool
ST. LOUIS (Am) New York May s. for......... Hsvre
AFRICA. (Br) Boston, May g. for. Liverpool
ATLANTIC, (Am) New York, MAY It, for. Liverpool
HERMANN, AM New York, May l9 for. Bremen
ASIA (Rr) Boston, May 23 for. .......... Liverpool
Arago, (Am) New YORK, June 2, Havre
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S 10000

ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUHBERSi
Persons wishing tickets Nashville will please leave
their orders with E. II. BR0CkWAY, II Public Square,
who is authorized receive and forward them and to
whom the schemes and drawings will be regularly sent
A compliance with the above Will save much time and
labor necessary 40 answer individual orders from time 10
Tickets SO Halves s.. Quarters g So
~ Bills on all splsent banks par All cnmmunica-
tious strictly confidential SAMUEL SWAN.
an25-td Agent and Manager, Atlana, Ga.
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NEW BOOKS.
-UE LIFE an MARTIN LJJTHER.


THE LIFE OF MARTIN LUTHER,
rTsHE GREAT GERMAN REFoRMER, in Fifty Pc
4 lures, from Designs by Gusiave Kong; to which IS
added Sketch Of the Rise and Progress of the Reforms.
ton in Germany.
ave have ample mleris to form an estimate OF Luther.
The business of his life write and to talk and his
friends preserved his letters and his with tie
care-we may say, with the veBeraton-wnieh all that
came from such deserved In his CORES ponGence,
and in his tiscl-rede have fuller and more detailed
revelation OF his nnermost nan, than we possess Of any
Cther person, with the single exception o DR. Johnson
Edfnbrg Reriep. 81 m
For sale by lapel JOHN YORK co.
s GOLD PENS.
John YORR & co. have for sale she best
article of PENS I'm this market.
SUPERIOR CUTLERY.
PEN KNIVES..-eO kinds---fer sale by
JOHN YORK & co.
rT>enncssee and Alabama Rs K. Receipts.
Il Nashville and Chattanooga do
Blank Check Books on the City BANKS.
Blank Note do do 40.
Steamb boat BSOks--EuI Sets.
IL journals, Day Books, Ledgers, Cash
Books, Record Rocks, Cap and Letter Pa
per, Envelopes, ink, Steel Pens, Pencils
&c, SC. For sale by
JOHN YORK 81 CO.,
apes Corner of cherry and Union SITS.
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Robinson & EIdred

WILL exhibit their Combined Circus, Meuagerie end
w Hippodrome-the largest aud best company in the
United Sta;es-at NASHVILLE, on TUESDAY, WE'D
NESDAY and THURSDAY, MAY sTH. 9Th and 10TH
THREE DAYS ONLY,
~" Admission only SO cents. Children, under 10
years. and Servants, half price.
s1sg- The COMPANY Wilt exhibit at Gastiu Saturday.
May 5th, and al Goodletsville Monday. May 9TH.
ap2G b. J. HUNT, Agent
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS

WILLIAM Ii. WEBB, Attorney and Counsellor
W ct Law, Washington City, d. c. offers his services
practitioner before the RoOVs1amed Court and will
attend 70 all business that ~ be entrusted to him. with
promptnsss and ide!ity
% Reference may be had to wM. F COOPER, Esq,
Nashville Tenn.
~ Office, No. Ass SixthStreet. (mhl7-em
10 Banner, Memphis Appeal and Knoxville Wing vii
please copy
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Irbv Morgan G Go.

HAVING taken the house formerly occupied By J. p.
Ii Dromgoole. next door to Berry Demovile's Drug
Store, viii be prepared from the stt The 10th March
exhibit entirely fresh aud well assorted stock Of staple
and FancV Dry Goods and Varieties, to which thst
ask the special attention of cash and short time pr0gs
purchasers This stock being entirely and obtained
at prices far 6lo last years standard they offer them
to the public without any fesr Of being uuderSOld-
feb9D
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SOUTHERN NH ETANy AcApruv

k,iG TPERY! -
Yz<S<s (Br AUTHORITY Of the STATE or ALA,) q
xzzssa csai"ctef.os the ArtaAa tl1a. " W
GRAED SCHEME FoR MiY.-CLAss o.
To be Drawn 18th May 1885, in City Of Montgomery,
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rs u N.NGVN VI
Spirits.

TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
Dr. H. B SCARBOROUGH, Dover, Tennessee, August %,
1883 SAYS have sold all the German Btters you have
me and if the preparation continues to do as muGn
good as has done ai0 be tie best medicine erer sold
xe-e"
L. SsopeR.ss Sparta Tennessee August 90 1858, says:
al pleased to state that your German Bters has gwen
satisfaction instance where it has been used
B. T. hoLLISs Hilsborough Tennessee August 30 1858,
says: am pleased to state that the German Bters has
given general satisfaction"
DR. P FARO q BRo Knoxville Tennessee 9th April,
1851, said: Your Bitters selling very last; aud
every that has used it. far have been able
to learn, has been benefited"
J. w. FRANKLIN Co, CIaatin, Tennessee, Decon Der
80 1880, said: The firm will want more OF your BIT
terS soon as one of the partners thinks great medl
cine"
R. s HARDY, Bolivar, Tennessee, September Is, 1852,
send another lot soon"
t They entirely TegetaJle free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the SYSTEM and never pros
trste il.
.s Sold by dealers in Medicine and storekeepers
erywhere.
rubbs Ewin Brothers, H. G. Scoyel and dealers in med
cine generally mchl O'55-d&wly
EOR RENT.-The line, large, cOmmodiOus, and eli
gibly situated Store No sc Market street for the re-
mander of this year. with the privilege Of renewal En-
quIe upon the premises, or OF NJ. W. WETMORE. at the
City Hotel Tw mayl-eOd3t
DEAD THIS DOCUMENT.-Personsi in want Of
IL, very valuable Servants can be accommodated
as have number Of superior Negroes. Warranted
suit, or no sale Apply Immediately To- to VI Do,rpD
DUM-90 6bls y. (. Rum. Jest ncelyed and Tor BY
Il AMI McCKEA d TERRASS.
DOTATOES.-54 bbls White "sshanc Pc afoes, re.
csived this day per steamer ResGSs and sale BY
misc MOhhlS q 81 4ArIoN-
0yIGARS, CIGARS COME Al LASH
~ Just received large lot of huse cheap Cigars For
| sale by DEAoYILl.E q BELL,
apli Druggists No &c Cherry street.
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r. BEN. :. WELLER -
~ Is thankful to his many friends for the patron 90
49, age hitherto bestowed on him IN bis t4S
Stove and Tin Brass a1d Copper Mandatory,
and trusts he viii receive the additional ayors Of ma
nv friends in supporting his effort TO establish an Agricu
cultural Implement and Seed Store in their midst.
~ He is general agent for Of the best Nurseries
In he Unou aud thO,e of the best Fruit Trees
be supplied through him al less cost than they
der mh3O
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

I & So -
BEN. g. WELLER
AS in store Brinkleys Ky Premium and to horse
Steel Pioughs SubSoii PlOug f"ltiyators Harrows
Corn Shelters Corn and Cob CrusSa-s. Corn Drills and
Planters and almost all articles clas"d gricutura In
plemenis ANY aiucle vi ch re not have on hand
will be ordered and cost Of ranspo tiOn and sxchlnge
only aided to the manufacturers prices lie expects BY
the first Of May superior HAY RAKE which be wishes
TO subEli. to those interested tor examination.
Landreth's Seeds.
Just arrived, additI7nal supply of Cornfeld and
Bunch Beans Parsnpsa large quantity Of the finest Onion
Sets, and variety OF all other Garden Seeds.
Flower Seeds.
variety Of rare FluNe Seeds hand, aud wiu be In
receipt Of more in few DAVIS.
Irish Potatoes.
A superior lot OF tialrra and Iowa Potatoes
Field Seeds
be also has all kinds Of Field Seeds such Clover,
Timothy Orchard, Herds and Blue Grass, and in q few
days viii be in receipt Of Barley BHckwheat Hemp and
Cummin Seed. Has also fine lot of Oats.
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KEW FIRM.

GROWN G CIR UBBS,
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C. H. BEASLEY. X huTH
BEASLEY 81 Ruth,
HOUSE AID SIGN PAINTERS. PAPER HANGERS

Between the Masonic Hall and the Crutcher House.
ssy- All kinds of Granting and Marbliug done in th
best manner and ct reasonable prices.
feb2S-6m1.
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ts1 New York, Mag 4, noon.
The steamer Atlantic has arrived.
Vienna Conference broke of. Russia rejects
allies demands
Sebastopoll.as t>ea Or: b Id since tie 9th.-
Result doubtful
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LIQUURS.
E0O BBlLS Ohio Whisky. 50 bbls American Brandy
sDUU 100 bbls Pixies Mag so do do Gin;
nOls Whisky; 50 DO NoBg Rye Whisky;
80 bbls Smiths Old Reserve % do Old Peach Brandy
whisky; 10 do Jamaica Rum;
70 bbs Old Bourbon Whisky in and for sale low By
mh2455 MORRIS b SFRATTON.
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STONE WARE 500 pieces stone Ware, consist
- ing Of Jars Churns Jugs Mix Pans Batter Crooks
&c Of every SIZE just received.
APPS BROWN h GRUBBS IS College at
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TOD LIVER Oll..-5 Gro. genuine Cod Liver oil,
I just received from RJlshtUn, CLARK Co.'S BY
ap5 BROWN 4 GRITRRS i,,iIa1a
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s. q As aA q 81

viii 30 distributed according Ia Tie following
Magnificent Scheme!
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Isl Prizes amounting to.
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ONDON PDRTER.-JuSt received, a superior lot
/ of London Porter, in pint and quart bottles For
sale by DEMOVILLE & BELL, Druggists.
an23 No. % Cherry street.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-11-29

Tue SAINTS IN me WmDERN S. Nc-
cording to the last advices from Utah, the
Sat Like saints were experiencing the
eli cs Of n financial crisis. Some Of the
bre,bren S,nl out to expedite the emigra
ton had run Governor Brigham into debt
about fifty thousand dollars, which shows
that Utah is in pretty good credit The
holders Of the drafts called on the leader.
hunted him for the cash before. as he
expressed it, "thcy had no time to shave
tnIr boards, which troubled him so
much that he went inc0nincntIy and
preached sermon on the subj, Ct. his
tex, being from this time forth do not
fret thy giszard In this curious aG.
dress he declared that he will pny when
he can and not before. The poor. he
said had got the money, they must have
confidence and wait. Brigham does not
appear to have any desire to repudiate,
for he offered to sell sixty thousand dol
lars worth of property to pay off these
claims, at the same Time he gave many
hard hit Mt the brethren who sill owed
the church lie wanted these persons to
apostaIiSe, for they were sure. he said,
to take advantage of their brethren and
leave in the end. Brigham seems to have
n vein OF hard common sense in his men
tai composition, which answers admira.
ably for the control of the community
which surrounds him.
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Six Days Later from Europe
Arrival of the Steamer canada.
HALlFAY, Nov. 22,


The Canada, from Liverpool, with dates
to the 10th inst, arrived here at one o clock
She left Liverpool on the morning Of the
10th,
The steamer Washington left South
ampton on the 7th inst.
GENERAL INTELLIGENT.
The excitement in England, in regard 10
war with the United States, has abated.
There is nothing new from the seat of
war, except unreliable rumors of battles
near Perekop and Smpheropol, and the
bombardment of Nicoelf.
Peace rumors are numerous, but unrel-
able.
Strenuous efforts have been made to
bring Sweden into the alliance. General
Canrobcrt, at Stockholm, charged the
Russians with endeay BRING to force Swe
den into an alliance.
Sweden is required either to assent or re-
fuse.
1t is reported from Berlin that Russia
recently made confidential communca-
ton to Prussia and Austria of her wish
to renew negotiations, and that Bourgucny
had returned to Vienna with fresh inStruc-
tons to meet the contingency of proposals
firm Russia
1t WAS further reported that Prince
Gortschakoh, dlplomatiSt from Vienna,
and Russian Ministers from other Courts,
are certainly to meet the Gear ut Warsaw,
about the middle of November, when the
question Of a renewal Of negotiations will
be settled
1t was also rumorcd that the Emperor
of France was favorable to negotiations.
A French camp of $4,000 men was be.
ing formed in Slisra.
The rumor of battle near Simpheropol
turned out false.
The allies say that the Russians are ma
king preparations for retreat
General Leyaillant has been appointed
French Governor Of Sevasopol.
VIENNA, Nov. 8.
Dispatches received by the Turkish
Embassy state the bombardmcnt of Mic
olaief commenced on the 29th Of October,
and continued the whole of the following
day. The result was not known.
ENGLAND.
The leading Journals are ashamed Of
the panic caused by tie late war excite
ment, and are attempting to excuse, aud
let themselves gently down by attrbuting
the pretended hostile attitude Of America
to an election rusa on the part of the
President and his Cabinet.
Intelligent Englishmen of all ranks cx-
press themselves painfully Inundated by
the whole affair.
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National Convention of the Amerl.
cans at Cincinnati.

This body met at Cincinnati OH Wedn S.
day the 21st inst. The Hon. Thomas II
Ford, OF Ohio was chosen President
VIM. Sheet of Indiana aud S. NJ. Allen
of Massachusetts, Vice Presidents.
There were hfty-two delegates present
representing lO4 electoral votes. The
committee Oh Resolutions, submitted the
following report which was adopted:
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE AS ADOPTED.
The select Committee, to which was re-
lerred various resolutionsand propositions,
mainly on the subject Of the differences
existing between the North and the South
ON the subject of slavery, has had the
same under consideration, and has approy-
ed the following resolutions, and recon-
mend their adoption at the proposed scs-
sion Of the National Council to be held at
Philadelphia on the oh Of February next,
in lieu Of the l2th section Of the platform.
That the repeal Of the Missouri Com.
promise was an inlraction of the plghted
faith Of the nation, and that it should be
restored and if efforts to that end should
fail, Congress should refuse 10 admit in.
to the Union any State tolcrating Slavery,
which shall be formed out OF any portion
of The territory from which that inslitu.
ton was excluded by that compromise.
That this Convention protest against
coaIesccing with any party which de-
mands n posiponemrnt or abandonment
of american principles, or the disorgani
2atlon of the American party.
That this convention recommend to the
delegates to the National Council from
the States here represented to request the
President of the National Council to call
a meeting of the same, to be held at Phil
adclphia on the 10Th day Of February
next.
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Eighty-iour counties of Illinois, by the
returns received at the Secretary's office,
show population of ,049l2O. The re-
naming counties in 1859 had Il population
Of l56, 900, which, with the same ratio OF
increase shown in the counties returned,
will give total population of 1888, ,OO0.-
We deem almost certain that the census Of
1860 will show Illinois to be the fourth
State in the Union, in point of population,
In 1859 she stood number ten on the list,
hut ut the next census she will have pas
scd Massachusetts,, Virginia, Georgia, Ken,
lucky, Tennessee and Indiana, placing her
next in rank to Ohio.
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MISTAKEN IN THE ARTICLE.-l'he noun.
tain DcmDcr0t tells good story of a poor
indian, who stepped into grocery store
in I'lacerviilc and made himself at home
by the side of an open barrel oftar, which
he mistook for moIasscs. lie had in his
hand loaf Of bread, for which he had
paid his last quarter, and as soon as the
clerks back was turned upon him, he
dipped it into the barrel thoroughly coat
ing it with the liquid and took a hasty
leave When around the corner of the
street, he stopped to take breath and en-.
joy his prize. He took but one mouth
IuL which he hastily spit out. and throw
ing the loaf away, struck a trot for home,
having ost his loaf of bread by making a
"sight mistake"
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From the Mo. Democrat of Tuesday
War Expected at Parkville, Mo-
MisSOurians VS.. MissOurians,

We are in receipt OF inte ligence from
Platte county relative to the unsettled
condition of things there. which we have
time only this morning to detail in the
briefest space Our informant was an
eve witness of what he has related 10 us,
and his account, so far as it goes, can be
fully depended upon MIR. Park accom-.
panied by his lady, arrived in Parkyill
about a fortnight since. He was kindly
received and went quietly about his bust
ness, expecting as soon as that was set
tied 10 proceed to Texas. A day or two
after his arrival he was informed on good
authority that the "Secret Association
had met some days previously in Platte
City, at the call Of the "Platte County
Artillery that they were determined to
drive him off at all hazards and that they
would be down some morn ny Of that
week. Revolvers were reported to have
been sent down. and letters were SAID to
have been received stating that the Asso.
citation would destroy Parkyille If oppo-
sition was made, Intelligence of this
state Of affairs having quickly spread
through the town, about Two hundred Of
the inhabitants assembled, and passed
resolutions inviting Mr. Park to remain.
At the same time a committee was ap
pointed to meet the secret body, when
they came into the town and represent
the wishes and determination Of the cli
zens Of Parkvi!Ie. Much discussion took
place on the streets and Maj. Richardson,
Col Summers. COL Barnes Capt Barney
and others made speeches to the crowd
in support of justice and right. When
the (ommittee Of the Secret Organization
arrived, they were met by Col. Burnes,
aud much exciting discussion cnsued,
when the committee left town Mex day
another committee arrived In the mean
lime several men from the surrounding
counties had gathered into the town to
defend Mr.. Park Anxious to restore
peace Mr Park made an address 10 the
committee, declaring that he had come
in private capaci y to transact business
and while he could never conccde a
single right he was ready to do anything
that was manly and honorable to prevent
tic eituson Of blood, but he was in the
hands Of his friends Col. Burnes hcn
asked hem ifthey were satisfied, to which
they responded, "no!' CoI Burnes then
said Then let the principle be seCt ed in
blood We ask the honors Of war. Sc;
Your day, and we will meet you but don't
sneak down in the night. ONE openly
and blood will flow as freely as IN the
Mexican War. We fight for prime pie,
for rightw Col. Summers added: "Ler
them come, and the streets of ParkyiIc
wilbbc hotter than hell in fifteen minutesp'
Meetings both Of the friends of law and
order, and Of the secret league. continue
TO be held up to the time when our nfor,
nation terminates, and all kinds of excl
ting rumor prevailed. 1t was reported
that Atchison was at Platte city. Our in.
formant learns that propositions for civil
war and disunion had been strongly urg-
ed by members Of the secret league. -
We shall await further tidings with anx.
iety.
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AFFLICTED'S ATTENTJIN,

DRS L. & J. W BARBER, would respect
fully announce to the citizens of jackson county
that they pay special attention to the treatment
of Chronic Disease ard from their success here.
tofore we can assure those afll llcted with Cancer
Fistula Ulcers, Spanish Diseases. EpiIepsia,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, etc, that they can cure
these diseases, because disease has been stand
ing for a few months or years it is no reason it
cannot be cured, we go to work to cure case of
Cancer Rheumatism or Dyspepsia with the same
certainty OF success AS We wOuld a mild case of
lntemttant or Remittmt Fever. In the treat
ment Of FiStula aud Cancer, the knife mot relied
upon, because with itlll portions of the Fstula or
roots of the Cancer cannot be removed but by
applying medicine directly to the disease that
will remove all the diseased growth, and The
roots of the Cancer. Then let the nicer be care.
fully healed, and there is no danger of return
of the disease
n b. Paralysis can be invariably cured, if seen
soon after the attack.
For further information, call upon or address
DIS & }. W. BARBER. Chillicothe Ohio.
Office on Paint St, opposite Market House.
GJ'Dr, l., Barber will be at the lsham House,
in Jackson, Fid ~ and Saturday the 2lst and
22d OF December.
Nov, 20, '55, 35.-