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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-18
Grand American Demonstration in New Orleans

The New Orleans papers of the l2sh con-
tain lengthy reports of the proceedings Of a
Mass Meeting of the American party, held in
Lafayette Square. Speeches were made by
Hon. G. Derbigny, American candidate for
Governor; Geo. Eastis, jr., ESQ.,; Capt. Chas.
d, Dreux, and Capt. Albert Pike. The Delta,
paper which opposes the American move
menL says there were 10000 Americans
present, and adds:
Taking Il for all in all, we have never witnessed
q more orderly, and a, the same time q more en-
thusiAstie political demonstration in the city of New
Orleans.
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NEW YORK LIE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No 10e Broadway,
CAPITAL ONE MILLION.
JOSEPH NASH, Agent,
jy.s-1w No. 81 College street, Nashville, Tenn.
MEDIlINAL INHALATION, SC.
A LOCAL AUXILIAY IN THE TREATMENT or DIS
EASES OF TIE THROAT LUNGS, &C.
runNAs II cRFPNu oman MN


EASES OF TIE THROAT, LUNGS, &c.
THOMAS H. GREENHOUSE, MD.
Uate Of London and Resident Physician Of New
OrleansO
AS arrived in Nashville, where he will remain during
IL the summer place under treatment all those who
may desire his aid ia all forms OF diseases Of the
respiratory aud circuatory organs.
Greenhough having been connected with Drs Peeira
and williamson OF London, and being member Of medi
societies in Europe guarantee TO all nva ids the
aud successful improvements in the treatment
Of each case which will always be regulated by and based
upon the vital principles Of the
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY OF MAN.
n. B-Chronic Female complaints, duplicating the re-
spraory organs will receive particular attention, and La
dies preferred will be visited at their residences
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
f1S- Once, Verandah Hotel, Nashville Tenn.
80 Patients in The country viii receive attention by
correspondence
s Numerous testimonial and references as TO skill, in
tegrty &c from many prominent citizens and physicians
Orleans Memphis and other cities can be seen and
obtained at the Doctors Office.
Due notice OF the Lectures Animal Chemistry, the
Physiology and Pathology Of the Nervous Systems, and the
Chemico eTSpeutc action Of medicines &c will be duly
given. Bl'-u
sR- FURNISHED ROOM WANTED suitable for Ply
sicans Office central locality. also, two rooms, par
lor and bedroom, for a gentleman and wife.
Address Dr. G., Pot Office Dl4-u
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NOTICE.

| fONS co. respectfully inform Their patrons and the
IL public in general that they have received a verv
large and well assorted stock Of fine choice imported
Cigars, Tobacco and Liquors.
Among the Smoking Tobacco will be found the celebrated
Pocahontas and Canaster brands. We have also fresh
supply Of our well known
Cholera and Diarrhea Medieated Brandy,
Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,
which, with the large stock Of other goods always on hand
will give to customers better inducements their
purchases Of us motto being email Profits Quick
Sales" LYONS & CO.,
jy13 10 Cedar street
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! CREIGHTON. IN. ALEXANDER.
A. ID. CREIGHTON & co.,
Verandah LIVERY stab1os

NOULD info m the public that they have IA -
W ken the Livery stable Cherry street i'm PySf
mediately in the of the Verandah Hotel s1d IN
will keep on hand Buggies and Horses subject To s -
the community ct large. We determined To b,v IL
ana bugges OF the best quality and being satisfied that an
Will be pleased, We ask a share Of public patronage
Horses boarded on the terms ieis-5s,,
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THE RIGHT OR TnE

THE RIGHT OR THE LEFTl
TOON NELSON Co have just received several new works.
One OF the number is
THE New Novel upon Fashionable Religion"
ats portraits eke sketchipgs graphic its pic
lures powerful and aim noble -" hrICdn" ReU NichO
Ias Murray, D D. jyl6
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TRAVELS IN EUROPE AND THE
East; Or, A Year Ia Es0LAxp, seoftAsD, lEELASDs
WALLS, Passes, BELGus, HoLLASn, GkEnAsr, ArstALA,
lTALY, GEEncE TUkxET STsIA, FALrisx and tGrrT. ~
Samuel lr-neos Prime, with engrasngs. IN swo tosunc
jos. rsssi'sd ard boz s.l'e 81 c,nprrsw SMITH
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ASURE CURE FOR CANCERS.

My WIFE, having abored under one on her breast 70,
VT s0me tme, And having tried dasfent usatnent,
mouths effected a CO npete cure although she hAd been
sven up BY her friends being beyond the reAeh o. any
cure ale has Tor The year enjoyed better health than
she had Tor many years previous and has since gwen bth
10 a ane child which she nurses herseh have also
treated several other cases, aud have met WIN e sane
Success.
My treatment Is not the using Of the Kni'e or caRStc,
M.rrury bat IL . purely Vegetable. also profess %
cth-r disras.s "a As female Diseases and Ucers ecrof
ma. Prs ana al diseases originating in Ike Al
I - Of persons an cicd Wiih Of TIE above named
s-ra.rs Z 10 give q trial Where there 4 cure
thr shsu be No charge. Fui ter information be OBJ
aimed by calling OF b letter. a. No ~ North Mar
Ert street JONATHAN THOMAS-
iyG-6m
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CAPITAL $500, OOO-ALL PAID UP.
Losses paid in cash from July "a July 55 s9ss2 O4
eaR- semi-Annual dividend per cent
The assets OF the Company
Cash Bank and in the hands Of agents 1902 T6S 06
Real Estate, unincumbered. $16,672 O5
" Mortgage Bonds, and per
interest, payable semi annually. 10000 90
20 Per cent State of Virginia Bonds 10000 20
sc " North Carolina
Bonds, interest payable semi-annu-
10 aI per cent jersey City Water, do. 1880 90
10 " City ofMiwauke do. $3.50 90
'' ~, o,--1 1877 ,422 o5
Debts due the Company secured by Mortgage. 5000 w
Bills receivable, amply secured and payable at 49,
Bank. 116412 u
500 share Hartford and New haven .. oooo
Railroad Cc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .oOiOOO W
los shares Hartford and Providence
K. r., 10 per Ct preferred and guar
1o 7u shares Boston worcester R. R. 10o5S %
$50 =" Connecticut River $4,000 90
81 Connecticut River Company, 1880 %
shares Stafford Blk three instruments paid in 5000 90
So Eagle Bank, Providence, X. L.......... 1880 w
80 shares Phoenix B'k, Hartford, Ct 8$ 500 90
30S " Exchange Bank, 1886 W
200 Farmers Mechanics Bank,
Hartford, CT. 25,GO0 90
$50 Connection. River Blk do. 9T5O 90
200 " Hartford Bank, do 25,4uO 90
lis " State Bank, do. 15,lO4 90
70 Hartford Co. Bank, do 1875 20
-----1 46 4s5 90
2oO Union Bank, New York;. 300 90
$50 Broadway Bank a Il 100 90
loo loo " Hanover ggP,v I Bank 10000 90
400 Mechanics Blk " II 900 90
100 " Bank Of North America, n: Y.1o SO 90
12J " Bank Of America, " Il $50 90
$50 " Bank Of the Republic I" IS 100 90
so " B'k Of the Common wealth" 5000 90
100 " n York Life Ins Trust Co. 10000 90
100 " U. states Trust Company ll,2OO 90
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r A G. S!
$3.50 IN PREMIUMS!

HAVING largely increased my supply OF Rags by the
II Premiums offered the past year. ending June 3Oth
Induced to oner larger amount Of Premiums for the
present year and vii the above premium in sums Of
lIOO 800 $50 $40 tG0 $50 $40 $780, eco and go any
Merchants Prdars who Will deliver from this date
the l.; o. Jay, 1896, the largest amount Of RAGS he
be bought outside o. BY dong business
outside OF Nashville or vicinity.
WILL AT ALL TIMES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS on DELIVERY, and tsne
certificate Of the amount received and paid ~.
These certificates be kept and sent In on or before n1Et
July SO n al three dsner=sted merchants OF Nashville can
make the awards. The largest amOunt being entitled 20
SiD0 the next largest % go, and down.
Merchants sending Rags viii please write that may
know in whose issue the certificate. Combinations
will be allowed.
Nooeu, LnseV, Siik and Worssd Rags not wanted,
and sil be included Ia the above
earnestly solicit greater saving and buying
RAGS throughout Middle Tennessee.
jy4-dtrWawu W. :. WHITMAN.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFTGx NASHVILLE Gas IiGHr CoMPANT
July 9th, 1875.
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE per cent for the last six months
vas this day declared, payable to the Stockholders Of
the Nashville Gas Light Company, demand the
l0h inst JAS. II. KENDRICK,
iyli-d1m Secretary
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.

FTNHE Public respectfully informed that LYONS CO.
still ntinue selling their celebrated Oh ra and
Diarrhcu Prev tntiye. (frum the ed, CTS o. which
last year reaptd great comfort and ele by TIE
Gallon, BOTTLE Glass. As p even,ves always better
than cures strongly recommend all The
supplied without charge, accompanied with practising
Doctors certificate Private Families particularly should
have bottle Of this article in the house. in Of
genoy. LYONS CO,
myl 10 Cedar street.
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CIVIL ENGINEERING.

WANTED situation as Civil Engineer, by one who ha
w had several years experience in the Profession Coos
references given. Address Box 14o Nashville, Tenn.
jylS-trw1H*
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NEGRO MAN WANTED

VTANTED TO hire for the balance Of this year A s,ou,
w active Negro Man, to work my Tobacco Factory
Apply immediately. W. MEREDITH
jyl3-u No. IS College street
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ABBOTT,S NAPOLEON.

W. T. BERRY Co. have just received
THE HISTORY OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by JOHN
8. G. Abbott, with maps and illustrations. vols.
ALSO:
LIE CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs in
France by Eugene de Courcillon. je2S
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"ADvIoR FROM AsHLAND."-Th Union and
american the other day published an extract
from anti-American speech, delivered in Ken
lucky by JAS. B. Clay, son of the late Henry
Clay. We might say of this gentleman as
leading democratic once said of John, the scion
of Martin Van Buren,, that he is "a degenerate
son of an illustrious sire" in view OF the fol-
lowing bill of indictment urged against him by
the Louisville Journal:
Mr. Jas. b. Clay, of Ashland (the young gentle.
men who tore down the old mansion Of his mmorts |
father instead Of leaving ii TO be resorted TO and
gazed on with emotions Of reverental awe by the
men OF future generatons) has maze a very violent
speech against the American party.
BY the way, as Mr.. Jas d. Clay, according 10 our
Information is or has been selling the beams raiters
posts, &C, his glorious fathers old dwelling house.
10 be manufactured into walking sticks, &C. prOba-
bly, the Know Nothings would be glad 10 see pub
licaten Of his tariff Of prices for the lumber. A
great many of them would no doubt be willing TO
pay any reasonable price for precious relics from
the mansion Of the most ilustrious Of American
statesmen. II Shakespeare he'd had a son, possibly
his house at Strauord upon. Avon, instead Of stand
ing as II now does merely 10 be gazed at by humid
fees OF thousands OF pilgrims TO his genius, without
.ieiaing hrthing 10 anybody, might have been
torn down and sold Tor very smart sum as mater.
ial Tor Walkingeanes chairs snuff boxes, &C. years
and years ago.
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

DIRLEs and TEsrAMENTs % al descriptions from the
ID shove SOCIETY may b. found depOsite At ny store
Send your orders and they shall be hled al low rate.
CHARLES W. SMITH,
jyl0 SC 81 College street
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SNEED,S REPORTS.

REPORTS OF THE CASES ARGUED AND DETERMIN-
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE, BY JoHs
L. t. sSEED. Vol. ready and for sale by
my26 W T. BERRY CO.
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PUBLIC SALES.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES
ON TIME,
By II. s. French & Son.
IN WEDNESDAY, the 18Th inst, at Q o'clock A NJ
" comprising in part:
$50 hhds prime Sugar:
4tO sacks prime Coffee;
100 bbs Whisky;
1890 sacks Salt;
1000 kegs Nails;
200 boxes Star and Talow Candles:
100 bags Cotton Yarns;
100 boxes common Tobacco:
$50 do Jesse Hare's Virginia Tobacco.
100000 Regalia and Melee Cigars;
500 boxes Pint Fasks;
Is casks Brandy and Vines
100 d Plough Lines;
1S5 bbs Loaf and Crushed Sugars;
1,So0 Teams Wrapping Paper;
100 bbs Molasse
10 kegs Shot and Lead, &C., &c.
TERMS SALE-Sums under $500 cash over 5000 sixty
DAYS with satisfactory endorsers, payable in Bank.
jy7-td II. S. FRENCH SON.
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REGIsrERISa LErrERs. We ara odvisa5
that postmasters should make no record or
mark upon registered letters by which the fact
Of their containing money or other valuables
may be suspected or made known. 1t has been
nscertained that, in some instances, postmas.
tiers are in the habit Of marking the word
registered" on the outside Of such letters,
together with the amount of money enclosed.
The practice is unauthorized and impolitic, and
Is forbidden by the department.
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CuGAR CURED HAMS casks hss Sugar
Hprg 3. n LOOMS co.
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FOR LADIES MISSES AND CHILDREN
BOOKS For LEISURE HOURS.

CTAR PAPERS, or Experiences Of Art and Nature, BY
- Henry Ward Beech T.
PEEPS FROM A BELFRY, or the P rish Sketch Book,
By Rev. p W. Shelton.
JOY AND CARE, Friendly Book for Young Mothers BY
Mrs. Tuthin.
leans by Losing.
ALONE, by Marion HarIand Of Virginia.
Ju received and for sale by
iyT BUG CHARLES w. SMITH.
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uAuS-s6 eAsks Bacon Hams, In nTst rate order, o
H 900 rs each for sale ~
ny9 g. II. LOOMS CO.
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Fight on Eoul ternaa.

will tell you little incident that oc-
CURED in Gergia, many years ago. Ju.lge
T., q celebrated dueilist, who had lost his
leg, and who was known to be dead
shot, challenged Col. D.,a gentleman of
great humor and attainments. The friends
tried TO prevent ths meeting, but to no
effect. The parties met on the ground,
when Col. ID. was asked il be was ready.
NO. be replied.
What are you waiting for then2 inqui-
red Judge T, second.
why, sir said Col. ID, 4 have sent
my boy into the woods to hunt bee
gum TO pus my leg 10, for don't intend
to give the Judge Any advantage over
me. You see he has q wooden legs
The whole party roared with laughter,
and The thing was so ridiculous that Il
broke up the fight. Col ID. was after
wards told il s onId sink Isis reposatioa.
Well, he replied, 1T can't sink me lower
than bullet can
.But,' urged his friends, The papers will
be filed gbouj you. y
We'll. said be, 4 would rather Gil fifty
papers than enc cofiin.'
Noous ever troubled the Colonel aftcr
that.
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The Daily Standard contains II daily telegraph
ic report, Market Report, and a report of
General Information furnished by the mail from
every section of the Union.
1t also presents a daily report OF the Stock
Market, the Cotton Market, of the Arrivals and
Departures OF Ships, and of the arrivals of pas
scngcrs
Once week is presented a comparative
statement Of the receipts and shipments of Cot
ton, Rice and Lumber, at the port of Charleston,
and comparative statement of the Receipts
ana exports oi Cotton mt all the ports Of the u
nited States -.
All news of a personal and political character,
both foreign and domestic, is given with the
greatest possible promptness; and to insure this
object we have secui ed the services of an able
corps OF correspondents
1t Is our special object to publish NEWS
PAPER, proper. We shrink from the exnres-
sion of no opinion which may be demanded bv
the subject before US, but as a general principlc
prefer stating facts at the earliest instant posi-
BILE, and to leave it to our readers to form their
own opinions.
The course of the paper is severely conserya.
tive first of morality and order; next, of the in
stitutions peculiar to the South, and next of the
union OF the States. We resolutely oppose rad.
icalsm as well in democracy rs morals
one important object in the establishment of
onr paper, was to present cheap vehicle for
Information From this object we have been
compelled to depart to some extent; but not TO
leave 1t entirely out of view, We propose to sell
the paper at our counter, in packages of TEN
for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, and to MAIL TEN
Copies to any one of our subscribers, for year.
who will send us FIFTY DOLLARS This will
relieve us from the risks of collection, and the
expense of mailing so many different packages,
while 1t will give to every ncighborhood through.
out the State, the opportunity of daily paper mt
FIVE DOLLARS per annum.
L. w SPRATT & CO
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WIT AND HUMOR.
The Country Doctor.

The following scene in the life of a
country doctor is taken from the Knieker-
booker: ..-
The poor doctor is called from his bed
on stormy night with the stirring sum-
mons
y. "Doctor, want you to come right
straight away off to Banks. His child s
dead" ....
"Then, why do you comet" q.
"He's pisened. They gin him lodnum
for parrygorick." .... -.....
GLOW much have they given him1"
Dunno; great deal. Think he wont
git over it." . .....
The doctor pushes of, through the
storm, meets with divers mishaps on the
way, and at length arrives at the house
of the poisoned patient. He finds all
closed-not light to be seen.
He knocks at the door, but receives no
answer. He knocks furiously, and at last
a night cap appeared from the chamber
window, and woman's voice squeaked
out ..
"Who's there1"
"Why, the Doctor, to be sure. You
sent for him." ..
10, it's no matter doctor. Ephraim is
better. We got little skeered kinder.
Gin him lodnum, and he slept kinder
sound, but hes woke up now"
"How much did he swallowl"
"Only two drops! 'Taint hurt him
none. Wonderful bad storm"
The doctor turns awag, buttoning up
his overcoat to his throat to seek his
home again, and tries to whistle away
modification and anger, when the voice
calls
"Doctor! Doctorp a
"What do you wantl"
"You won't charge nothing for this ere
visit, will yer?"
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.
EARLY COPIES SECURED.
Premiums to Rev Subscribers.
LEONARD SCOTT, & CO., New York, con.
tinue to re-publish the following
British Periodicals,
Tn. bosDoS ouARrraLr REvkw, (Conserva.
tive.) - s. ~ - ,s. Ef.r ,fsT
THE EDSDUGH RIvrEw, (whig.)
q eFf.Es. Y4gg g.
THE NoRrH BRirrsn RRvrEw, Gree Church,
a. 20
The wEsrArSsrER Rxsixw, tLiberal,) ,
BLAcKwooD's EDISBuReu MAGAZINE, (Tory.)

; THE present critical state of European affairs
viii render these publications. unusually interes-
ting during the year, 1855. They viii occu-
py middle ground between the hastily written
news items, crude speculatiols, and fy.ng ru-
mors of the daily Journal, and the ponderous
Tome OF the future historian, written after the
living interest and excitement Of the great polit-
real events Of the time shall have passed away.
1t is to these Periodicals that readers must look
for the only really intellgblc and reliable hsto-
ry OF current events, and as such, in addition to
their welcstablished literary, scientific, and the.
oioSical Character, We urge them upon the con-
sideration of the reading public. ......
Arrangements are now permar.,n ,ntly made for
the receipt OF early shcets from the British Pub
fishers, 10y which we shall bc able to place all our
Reprints in the hands Of subscribers, about as
soon ~ they can be furnished with the foreign
co2ics.-Although this will involve very large
outlay on our part, eshall contiune TO furnish
the Periodicals at the same low rates as here
toiore, together with the following premiums to
new Subscribers
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TEE Ian A.sFER LEDG ER.

long trained him to the habit of retiring
under the bed when company called, and
so familiar was he with that retreat, it was
a question whether in default Of personal
service, warning to militia training
would hold him unless left under the bed;
as being his last usual place Of abode
During the stay Of Airs. Dove,aips friends,
he thrust out his head like turtle, but
one glance of the loving eye ofhis spouse
would send him under, with cold sliivers
rushing upon his back. One day as she
was hob'nobbing over the fire with friend
~nd social glass, Joe thrust out his figure
head, and deied the shakes and frowns
OF his wife, till growing valiant desperate,
he sang out:
My dear, you may shake your head
just as you please, but l tell you; as long
AS l have got the spirit Of man,
will peep"
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,|aaYS
s.

The great remedy for Rheumatism, Gout,
Pain in the Side, Hip, Beck, Limbs and
Joints Scrofulu, Kings Evil, White Swell
ling, Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints, and all fin
ed pains whatever. r,- .E
Where this Plaster is applied pain cannot
exist. re.. sr ...- ....'- -
II has been beneficial in cases of weak
ness, such rs Pain aud Weakness in the
Stomach, Weak Limbs, Lameness, Affe,-
tion Of the Lungs in their primary stages
1t destroys inflammation by perspration.
James l.. Boyd, Pickens District, South
Carolina, testifes that, by its use alone ne
was cured of Rheumatism in both of his
knees, of several years standing.
The following was handed us by re-
spectacle Physician in Georgia:
Messrs. SCovIL 81 MEAD:-Gents have
been using your Liverwort and Tar Hebrew
Plaster very extensively in my practice for
three years past, and it is with pleasure that
state my belief in their superiority over
all other articles, with which [ am acquain-
ted, for the purposes for which they are re-
commended. The Hebrew Plaster, es.
pecially, is an universal panacea for local
pains. have also found it n most excel.
lent application for Sprains and Bruises il
gives universal satisfaction wherever uscd.
S. S. OSLIN, M. ID.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th, 1859.
s4Y" A VOICE FROM GEORGIA. -@r
Read the following testimony from a
physician.
G>ntlcmen-Your Hebrew Plaster has
cured me Of pains Of which have suffered
Tor twelve years past. During this period
] laborcd under an affection of my ioins
and side, and tried many remedies that nv
own medical experience suggested, bu,
without obtaining relief. At length used
yonr Plaster. and am now by its good effects
entirely cured. will recommend the Jew
David or Hebrew Plaster to ali who are suf
frring from contraction of the muscles, oil
permanent pains in the side or back.
The people Of Georgia have but to be
come acquainted with it's virtues when the,
will resort to its use. Yours, truly,
VI. w. WALKER, NJ. D.,
Forsythe, Monroe County, Ga.
To Messrs. Scovi& & Mead, New Orleans
La.