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s'HRoW pHYsIC TO THE Dogs

fhlvGrmache hers Hydro Elcctr ic Nnltaic Chains,
fIoduchg Instant relief from the most aCuic PAIN and
permanently curing all Ncuralgc diseases, Rhchma.
'i.m, painful and swclled JOINTS, Neuralgia of
the Face, Deafness, Blindncss, 81. Vius
Dance, ralpatons OF the Heart, peri.
odicai Headache, Pains IN the SION.
Hoh. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, U.
terinc paius, Paralysis etc
These chains were first introduced in the city Of New
York lass than yea since and ucr being Subjected
TO thoough IaS in every hospital in tile city, and an
piled by Drs Valentine Mott, Carnochan, Van Durrl
and Others 1t was discovered that they possess strange
ana wonderful power in the relief and the above
class of diseases, and their sale and the success that
has attended tleiruse - unparalleled.
Previous 10 their introduction no this country they
were used IN every hospital IN Europe, aud secured
ny PATENTS ~ france Germany, Austria, Prussia, and
England; and also in The United States.
"TillNK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL
The prime pies upon which claimed that the Chaigs
produce their marvellous are, rst-that all Rrr
vnus Diseases are attended aud produced by dcGc lent
supply {" nervous lluid aud an agent that resembles
closely o'eclrIty or electro magnetsIni and second--
ihat hc electro magnetic chains, by being worn over
ana upon the part aud organ diseased furnish to the ex
haustru nervous nnid which is required TO produce
healthy action through the entire system. No diruslina
nosirum IS allowed to he taken while using the chains
required, Brisk friction uIr5n the psrt dscued add.
much 10 The effects of the chains, by increasing their
magnetic power,
One Thousand Dollars
will ho given to any Tcrson who viii produ ccd sonv
wen authenticated certificates ni cure both from tel
lgcht patients and scientific physicians, a. hav Zen
emecud by tho use Of ruvernachers Electric Chains.
They never tail 10 perform what ihcy are advertised TO
"" anu no person mas ever been dissatisfied who has
gwen them trial.
.r. IN FEMALE CASES
more than hundred pcrlnsnent cures of ProIap.s
utcr have hecn ELECTED thin The last year by the use
o these CHAINS by applying one end of the chain over
te region OF the abdomen and the other upon The spine
Just ahove The hip, the usual symptoms incident
10 hat disease are at once removed.
MODE OF USE
The chain should hC mOistencd before use with COM
mon vinegar and then one end oi the chain should he
applied directly To the seat OF the pain disease aud The
Dthcr end opposed To il.
BE NOT DECEiVED' The Electric Chains ara
not TO cure ali diScases hut for Nervous Diseases il is
claimed thal No Medical Agent in the world has pro
iuced 30 many cures IN the last year as the Electric
Chain.
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acnte pain, il
Tp"duccd at the moment Of application much more efs
'lec'usly than ca be produced by opium IN any of il
Orms.
Call and obtain pamphlet (grsts)
f...| .. j. STElNERT, Sole Agent
~ - 1hH broadway, Cor. Prince st.
Sold by u, ALEXANDER, 81 Cl0ir sville Ohio
Jan. -, lSJi.---ly.
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G~-imprint the beauties Of authors upon
your imagination aaS their morals upon your
heart.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. .


In the Senate the only matter Of general
ntercs, today, was the discussion of Broad.
ieed's bill granting bounty lands to certain
fleets and soldiers who have been engaged
II the military service OF the United States.
Several amendments were proposed by dit
crcnt Seua'Ors--somc negalycd, others are
andcr discussion.
The bounty land bill, was vuiously amend
ID, and after three hours debate laid aside.
The bill TO amend the judicial system Of
he U. 5 was made the special order Tor
Thursday.
Mr.. Fi.h', Emgrdat passenger bill, on mo-
ton, WAS referred tC special comnttee.--
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Perkins, oE La, reported bill, with
sone amendments, rcmodclIing the diplomat
c and con ul,T system Of the United S'n'es
Its consideration was postponed until
Tuesday next.
Mr., Srauj asked the use Of the Hall for
The representatives. Of the soldiers of the war
Of lSl2, in which to hold their convention on
the 9Th of January.
Mr. jones of Tenn, objected.
Mr.. Latham offered Il resolution which
was adopted, calling On the Post Office de-
partm"nt for a copy Vi the contract OF 1858,
with K ,mscy aud turmlck for transportation
Of The u. =. mails between Vera Cruz, Mex
ico, and San Francisco; and also inlorIna-
ton in regard TO change oi schedule,
The House then proceeded to the consid
GRAFTON of the bill amended by act of August
1, 1854, reducing aad graduating the price Of
public lands 10 actual settlers and cultivutors
Several amendments were offered Mr.
Dowdell would amend by comforting The ben
efts of the bill 10 citizens and to those who
have declared their intentions to become cit
liens. After some discussion it was recon
mittcd to the committee on lands.
A lengthy message was received aud read,
from the President, giving in detail his con-
sli'u,iou0l objections to the River aud Harbor
bill, referred to the Committee ot the Whole
on the State Of the Union.
The House then look up in committee tie
bill Tor the relief of certain purchasers OF
swamp lands.
SIR. Mayail spoke on slavery aud condemn
cd the territorial policy OF the administration.
He said it had burr ed on The battle between
liberty and slavery. The committee then
rose.
Dir. Wcuta orth, of Muss.. introduced
bill t" prevent the introduction Of foreign
paupcrs and criminals, referred 10 the Com
mittcc Oh Commerce. Adjourned. .-.
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for schools and families.

Cutters Physiology, large and small, with the piaa6
mounted and paper. Also, Greenleaf's arithmaties.
have fOru agency for this Co. for these import Al
works. aud give them 20 the trade shoots and fan,[
esoa favorable terms, School books generally on hanX
Oct. 30. ]. II. WILLIAMsff
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The steamer will Arrive,
Loaded full Of Dry Goods.

~ THEREFORE, I win Sell my Stock Of
Country.
iwhl FoIl good BLACK sIIk, yd. wide. for 81
:" ~ Ia. wide IS
SIX OF all 0tlcr e"!ors al any
havea Large end splendid stock of french, English
and American Nerinocs
! VIII scil tie hest me MCrinncs at 90
" American ~ English lrom'Is! to 81
Eng,isi MGrnues at 37I
Such no Western Merchant ever sew before in llis
"a. have 20 pieces Of Alparas of all coiors and stvlr
wichl wi' Sell cheaper iltn offered or any
Other market. have splendid Stock of 0fDcIaurs and
tds>mCrrs Plain, fguted, Tgripcd barred and NIL ca.
"rs, will sell the best quplty at CSC Il have one OF the
hest stock of Cnghams you saw, viii sgl G. Ing.
hams at 10 cts PER yard such sells per la havclO
P'tesol The hest tatocs you ever haw, win sell
sHCh as have heretofore sold at I2l have large as
sortncnt of Siawls, Of all kinds aud cUiors will sell
Sbawis3s yds long $500, and Others almost az any
price, have large stock OF Flannel of all Colors viii
ry ar-c stock of Musus Bicachrd UnbIpachod Glazed
ana OF all colus for lit l2t have j pCcCs of si.
ner"s and Caasmets. viii sell Cassinctt for pair of
rants Tor lJO as good as sold last year $500
S6,O0 have the largest stock Of Ready Madr CIntinu
ever had, which VIII sell at aast thc purcascrs Of
lor have aeood stock of Boots Shoes Hats Caps and
tHUI8an other articles ied uts to mention which
WtTS, hHd Thousand new OnGs, to come and examine
lor themselves, and they will first Bagains to
lhoir dissatisfaction, at the hry Good store of
SAMUEL KLINE.
colors will sell some low 81, 80, and any other
prices to suit the have beautiful stock Of
themiH'tt undcrsceves and Collars. which win sell
cheaper than was offered in this Market. ANY
thng lave in my line of business, will cxchangtst6f
all kinds Of Country Produce. K
~ tialrsviIie Nov. 10, lsji. f.--
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NR. J, b. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED

lhe tatoiLan lar surFasshs other remedies, IN bcng
moro certain, less ca pCnste aud leaving the in
heticr condition. Let all interested call and obtain
pamphlet (rcc) containing ample proof from the most
respect able sources OF tr beneo al results of its
together wnh rttsrs from highly experienced Pysc
"a al.
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SENATE.

NJ. Sumner presented u memorial from
citi1rns OF Massachusetts setting forth the
evils Irom emigrants and particularly from
Roman Catholics, and asking Congress for II
head tax not less than 20 dollars ON each
foreigner arriving in the country. Referred
10 COMMITTEES on judiciary.
On motion Of Mr. Gwynn the bill continu.
ing tho California land commission, which
passed the House yesterday, was taken up
and passed without debate.
Brcadhcod's bounty land bill was resumed
Mr.. Dodge of Iowa, moved an amendment
To Clay tons amendment. The former, pro-
posing maximum OF $50 acres in one tract,
aud 60 in one township was taken up.
Dir, Chase for, Clayton against, Adopted:
yeas -, nays 10
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=. u. Peckhaui, NJ d., Utica n. v
l.. u. Fleming. VI. d., Canandaigua, n r
NJ. II. Minis, NJ. ~, Rochester, NV. 20
". Y. FOote. NJ. H., Syracuse, N. V.
Prof. dunbar, NJ. D.. baltimore. Nd.
J.C. Orrick, NJ. ~, Baltimore, Nd.
w. W. Reese, NJ. d., New York City.
w. Prescott, VI. D., Concord, N. II.
J. p. Newlaud, NJ. ~, Utica, N. Y.
Rev. &. ). Beard, Glenn Springs, g,
III Lcticr Addressed &c care OF Mr. Curtis latch agcnt
at Ravcnna, Ohio. ...
10 Dr.. MARCHIsI:--l have been ten years troubled
with Female neutrality-suspicious. utrri. and all the
attending difficulties; at times rendering life most
miserable. have had the attendance of some Of the
best PLY siCams With but little success the they
could do relieves of the quest ion
For five months before commencing with your medic inc
had not been able to perform any labor could walk
but steps al time, aud scarcely of doors
in short, completely prostratcd, 10th in body
and mind and expected 10 drag out the my days
mcnt, WIS induced totry your Invaluable medicine
called Uterine CGholicon, as the last resort had not
used il a week before feltIike auoter woman v the
three bottles was onahed all the labor
in file family With caic and could could walk
any where in tie neiehhorhbb6i without injury. Moth
ing hut sense Of my duty to You and to the afflicted
has induced me To state my to the public I car
safely recommend the preparation to all those suffering
like myself. tse-.....- t.--f.s .........
(Signed) '' ..' Mus SAP,T a. Btsnop.
Freedom, Portgagc Co.. Ohio, Dec. %, ISi2.
d O-5SJ. B. MARCHISl & CO., Proprietors
. - lid Central Depot, 30l Broadway. N, "
UUMrHREY .ALEXANDER, .4gont Druggist, St
Clarsvillc. OHIO. al e. 90 .
.quJtsod by John Mclean, Cadiz; II. p. Fawcclt Mt
ieasant; j. w. Warfcd, Fairvicw; Brentlineor &
rhIsirmg, wheeling, Va. H..h apr. Z, lS5I,--iy.
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{ NALL AND JUDGE FOR YOIJR.
~ sclves.-WHEAT & CnApLlNE iobhers of notion.
anu ahcy Goods, Monroe street, Wheeling, Va We
can me attention of merchants and pcdars to our
Sprlhg Stock which we are receiving consisting in part
Oh ''' P"'s
22ooo rolls Wall Paper, of every q,alty;
l2OO Window Paper;
3iu Velvet and common borders.
~ doz. Fire Board patterns;
Cotton aud Silk Hosiery of every tscription.
SIX, cotton, and Iisle Thread Gloros;
spool aud Skon Thread;
Suspcndcrs, Lace Goods, ETC.;
Note, cap, Letter and wrapping Paber.
School aud Blank Books;
Hardware, cutlery, combs, buttons
Pins, Needles, hooks and eyes; ...
Zephyr worstcd, sewing silks,
States stationery, brushes; #
Pcriumcry, gun caps, fishing hooks and linca
Together with every small Article kept by country mer.
chants. f' O"'y "''''
u FThese Goods laid in expressly tor iobbinp and
VIII DC sold al small advance for or trade in hand
Ihe highest market price paid for rags feathers
max seed, rinseng beeswax wooen socks etc. in ex.
''""Ee' VI '"' 0aS'' March %, 1853.
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ps hNAWA SALT, always on hand and
3 " for sale at tho lowest price at J. JEPsON'S.
Vi Sl.airspie, JunG2.
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NAsmNGTON, Jan.
sen ATE.

The Senate received communication
from the President, enclosing the correspon-
dence from Major General Wool, respecting
the operations OF the Pacific division OF array
upon that corat. Laid ON the table and or
dcrcd to be printed.
Mr. Weller said he would discuss the sub
jet at some future day.
Bounty land bill was then taken up aud dis
cussed until adjournment.
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Shave the Cossncks,

IN ID. T. CoWEN, ATroRxKy. Nm
~. CorSstLoR AT Law, soLIciToR M s,u.xr..-
AMI NOTARy PuBLIe, ST. Clahsvie O, IL =, '>''s'-si
G.. TrOllsstore. INV q aosH
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READY MADE CLOTNING.

4 ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS
Z 4 Just reed aud for saOly MuCoNAhEY d KELLY.
Bridgeport, March 18TH 1853.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Lu,hUm from committee on public
lands, reported back bill 10 cont nue. in
force Tor one ycur from the 81 Of March next,
acts for adjusting land claims in California.
lie eaid the Board OF commissioners had been
IN session Tor t"o years and Il half; Sl3
cases had been brought before them, OF these
they have acted on 397; 2Dl have been con-
irmed; ll6 cases have yet 10 be acted on,
aud unless this bill should be passed, those
would Of consequence be incisposed Of, and
persons interested would have TO come to
Congress .or relief Bill passed.
Dir. Prltit IN committee, the bill for The re-
lcI oi settlers on swamp and overflow ed
lands, being the nominal subject of debate,
made doshng argumenta,ive and denuncia-
tory and slayish speech against Know Moth
ngism, looking on their lec and machnu-
down 'ate rights and inIlict fatal stab on
republican governments, and AS conse-
lucuce damaging the social relations.
Mr.. CHngman changed the current of the
debate aud delivered IL speech in favor of me-
dIalon by this Government between the bel
Iigrrcnt powers ,l Europe, giving mary rea-
sons " hy ihis aho, Id be rendered.
Mr., Bayly, chairman of Committee of for
eign affairs, stated that ne had reason to be.
ltrvc, from responsible quarters, ;hat over
lures were made on part Of this Government
with regard to this matter, but on the whole
it was thought advisable for Us not to inter
lcrc with il.
The IlDusN snnu nft u,i,urn,l
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4 II COST AND CARRIAGEl 40 pairs
/ 4 of hest wool Blankets w. p. ASBuRY. .
dec o. No. 10. Main street Wheeling.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS
Tor Erecting the United states Hospital, at
Yics>buTg, Miss.

TREASURY DEpARTMsNT
November 4, 1854. (
lJA0P03AlS VII be received at this Department until
the 2sth dav Of i.naarv 1885, at twelve o'clock noon,
Tor tie oi the t. y Marine Hospital at Veks
bnrg Mss, according the plans and specihcaons pre-
raed by This Department; said proposals 70 be either for
ia wbee building sep Lrate f5r the different kinds OF
work tie Denarmeu reseryng the right 10 reject the
proposals. hereby Invited should the interests c! the Uni
ea States require IT, highly i've per cent OF the amount
Of tie work done and materials furnished according 0
contract price, sad be ascerained by the es
mate OF Agent Of the Department appointed for that
ppjse will be paid from time 10 time as the work pro-
ceed' aud fifteen per retsned until the completion OF
the contract and the acceptance OF the work. &c, By The
Agent Aforesaid
Contracts will be awarded only 20 Master builders
mechanics and the assignment thereof except By the
OF the Secretary of the Treasury viii be Tor
TEXTURE OF the same.
Every proposal must be accompanied BY written guar
antee signed by responsible persons Certified to be
~ tie Attorney CT the United States or District Judge
fer the said Distrct) that the bidder W, when required
if his proposals be accepted, enter into contract and
bond with proper and sufficient securities IN the sum OF
SIS oV for The faithful performance OF the whole work or
proportional amount for part thereof.
Plans, specifications, and working drawings can be ex-
amned and other information touching The proposed work
be obtained application to this Department or at
the Custom House in Vicksburg.
The proposals be sent to this Department address
ed to the the Secretary of the Treasury endorsed Pro
posals for Vcksbug Marine Hospital and will be opened
1t o'clock p H. ON the last day fixed for receiving the
same u the presence of the bidders il choose To at
tend JAMES GUTHRIE,
nOS26tf Secretary sf the Treasury.
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my pOLuEMIS,

"a pro.a Street, Corner Beaver, Newly 2Tt
g1s ar SIC the t5l'Ogtng HsdVy COv% w. ~
" ~ IT sgTn COTTON SAIL DUCK men, an
n E " nd aud soft; also all the various "utlS o
= No ,srt,,red al this establishment comprising e'
,,orrn 10 the trade and offered al Ihe lowest
rates. nv, o~ nurK- Woodbury. and
:. ~, T.-1on Igra. i full assortment u MS uP'"'
abTic. .---rO,- yucV--lg ls 90 and 90
r,o" ~ ru15Iers hard and so rus iaHL!o TSs >.
-, At Prs,aium a. the London World f+lr' s'so q"
our own state ! III. --,,z ug.i, and ,,vil,aJ
snip AND BEAR MARK DUGH-ilazh @1n sr
,oe1nfsciITred by t-s Greenwood COMPANY, ~. V
90 ~ 1t ais tents awnings. Dc: sso' hi'e9t eI
~ TyriIisd Ravens Howard Ravens fll'eef sHG lo5A
IN TiSt Ett5u Ravens plain y 10 y men !IeA'F 40
90. -- 4 r,u .ss,rtn,eut
TaEPAuLTES, HAMM0CXs, sTUFts, &C. ,.,--
tsPEF FEITITG-s5 % - inch, hiauS 'e'! "'-'''
expressly for dleT ielis ,,- al ,55,b. ,-orn 20
- 80 ncbss aud all numbers, made eSPreSE 10, co'S
i5 C,1e railroad cars, is perfectly ana e,i"ane"'H
- -SI-,,f and more enduring Than the car ls-I' !
TH55sSEITIEG CANVASS, a, A. - anu ~ 'Dou
-leI0 and tpgil.-d, IN every variety. -. S.,-,
rpIS &c Avn 8EGGTNG-Ot every description 9e ss
BEE S Zen Nh0e all size in bales 81 low svO ana
~. cS6iring strength, utility and e0eSPoz' 'o gram
Nd meal, unsurpassed. =, ;.L Canvass 2 thread
~ bssvv Cotton Stacking, ~ iacG O@n'a19, 80
s-papd Filling heavy twiled, do DO 20 - W. A"u
0Sr gAcKs-woveu whole eli sizes, ne" aud d'sfA
,,as1TrIa feb25 '5f-ivo.
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STOVES, CASTINGS. TINWARE.


WE respectfully call the attention Of country merchants
w visiting Nashville to extensive stock OF TIN
WARE, larger than any we ever had beiOTe, and which
comprises all the articles that in demand in country
stores
This extensive stock, which wel worthy Of examna-
ton has been made the best thai found
in the country and with the utmost care.
To cash customers il will be sold With the smallest poss
bic margin OF profit
Cooking Stoves.-Our stock Of Cooking Stoves both
Of wrought and cast iron is complete and will be sold for
cash low II lower than any other house in Nashville
who will offer an article Of equal quality.
Heating Stoyes.-We have greater variety Of pat
Of Heating Stoves for wood and coal than has been
before offered in this market To prompt sales
will sell for cash at a small advance above cost
Castings,-We have a large stock of HolOWware Cast
ugs, of the best and lghtest quality, which will sell
al a very low figure.
Also Dog Irons Bark Mills Sad Irons.
AS ECONOMY Is THE WAY TO WEALTH,
We again call the attention of the Ladies invention
got up expressly for their benefit
THESELF HEATING SMOOTHING IRON.
The advantages consist
st in Economy; cents worth of good charcoal fur.
nishes fuel for whole days ironing. Hard wood Goals
from wood tire stove the purpose Just
well for those who live in the country.
I'd Convenience, being independent Of stove fur
and therefore capable OF being used IN any part OF
the house yard.
3D. Saving OF labor and time avoiding the carrying of
the Iron 10 and from. the fire.
4th Avoiding the discomforts Of hot room.
5th. The facilitating neatness-the iron being
sOedb contact with the fire. but Away retaining IS per-
ect gloss.
9th Despatch- involving the saving of all the time
which otherwise lost exchanging the irons and in keep
ing them in proper order. inspection Of the Iron
will satisfy any that it is decided improvement, and
must come into general use.
Five hundred OftheSs rcns have been sold in Nashville
and are always approved OF, by good Housekeepers.
Our stock is very extensive and
will make il 10 the interest Of families going 10 House
seps SNOw, MACKENZIE & co
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RARE CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE
INFESTMENT.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!-I offer for pssA
n sale lay Farm. lying in District No 6, Mil rES
Greek. ten miles from the city, Immediately the Nash
e and Chattanooga Railroad, and half mile from An
Depot. The land fronts than one-ourth Of
nile the Railroad. The sell of the portion cleared is
unsurpassed for fertility About one-half the tract is
heavily timbeged and market for all the wood furnished
BY the Railroad. The tract contains sOoUt $40 acres well
Hstered and the Of it under good cedar fence The
Mil Creek Valley Turnpike is finished 70 within two or
three hundred yards of the land. TO any person wishing
Of the most desirable Farms in Davidson county, an
excellent opportunity is odered The Improvements
good and substantial CHAS. NJ. HAYS.
iyzq. lS5A-eO4G.
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IEM nAYTu. o. NrnErW pLAsIrr:

JEW DAVID, OR HEBREW PLASTER;
Tbs GREAT REMEDY for Hlcmlf.-1. G.at. pain ia $50
SIDE Hip, Rack, Limbs AMI Joints -,fgt,i. r. -s hs
hI- cling. Hard Tumcs-, >ilajllrra, ID Iatl s
ever
Where his Plaster -UPpiisi psir caHgDi exist
IL ks been beneficial la eases 81 eat ness such Pain
and NCaSusss Tie stomach Sc --s Limbs, -aueEess, E-
lection Of Tire LuuZs On thelg primary s5r- o. DESTROYS
fGmat.on b. Pe-sp ration.
Jam L. BOYD, PicsenE District South CAROLINA t---s
that by lis alone he cured or ELHr-a4Isll % Gc-a
OF hs knees, OF several yeats standing.
The ing banded us ai- physician On
Georgia:
Liysrwori and brew PA ter very siv-.v M az
practice Tor three years Iasr-uud 10 E OBJ pleasure t
NY belief iu tHs-rs tTury eTnUE f.sa.
Ni.n which acquainted, for Che pGry5-g- vH .l
recommended. The Hebrew II-crr gssecIalT 81 80
UNIVERSAL PAs4CEA for local ius hI.-sl4l fluur DO
most excel ~ zP'caliDui1r SFr1ius and Bruises. rre.
universal satisf-cu wherever used B>LiN q 10.
Knoxville, va. March 4.n. 1919
J = Beware OF Commercials and base lullsLionz.
The genuine l future have .h- signature lIE. aTlos
the steel plate engraved on the label Zoe tp e.,
box.
Purchasersare advised tbsta soaa=r.sli Of tas 1f
ticl- isin eNi~t-
ed through the SoutaksD FzDLaE sLtowrD TO s-fr
Dealers and Purchasers generally cautioned ls
buying q any rat regular gzsnt- Otherwise they
sc0vILG MG8D.
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