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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

ELECTED BY NEeRoE5.-It is said that Mr.. Lewis
D. Campbell, of Ohio, is elected to Congress by
the vote of negroes The Cincinnati Enquirer
says: Ea1
There is no doubt that Mr.. Varandinghsm is
elected by the votes of legal electors. Mr.. Camp
BELLS apparent majority OF nineteen is made by ne
groes who had no right to vote under the State
Constitution, its provision peing " white male cti-
zeus of the United States" Some forty NEGROES
are known to have voted for Campbell, in plain
defiance of the Constitution. In this connection
we heard good story of Campbell from Mr.. 10.
siah Carnitz, of this city, who was yesterday in a
barber shop, at Hamilton, when Campbell came
ill., and o conversation was held between him and
the negro occupants both of whom admitted that
they voted for Campbell Oaeof the negroes re-
marked that the result showed what few negroes
could do. Campbell thanked them for their sup
port and said that he did not desire any better
votes. We had this from Mr.. Carnitz's own lips
For THE HocUPs.-Trsveling some time since
by railroad from Columbus to Baltimore, took
my seat Immediately in front of gentleman who
was suffering under paroxsm of hiccups, 10 a
degree that had never before witnessed. In a
few minutes person appeared from The end OF the
car aud took seat beside him, when he said: "Sir
can you tell me what is good for the hiccups? |
have been afflicted in the way you see me since
yesterday noon, and have had no rest or relief |
from any physician TO whom | applied for assist
snce" To whom the person replied: "Sir, will |
cure you in less than ten minutes by the watch. |
Have confidence, FIR I am sure | can do it. Hold |
up high above your h=ad two fingers of your hznd;
lean back in your seat open your mouth and threat
80 to give free passage to our lungs; breathe
very long and softly and look very steadily at your
fingers" In less than the time specified the cure
was performed, one hiccup only occurred during
the tris. The patient could not express his graft
tude while the practitioner Only exacted from
hun as fres the promise tlst b. would extend the
knowledge which he had impaired as freely as he
had received IT, assuring him that he never would
be disappointed in the result We were all struck
WITH tie fact Since then have often had otcs-
sion to practice upon patients in the same disorder
and never without the most signal success Water
Cure Journal Gtata .l fa- -.--i
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
ON MANHOOD.

AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.
Just Published. Gratis, the Goth Thousand /;
HEIsfz A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL.
I@L@EEI TREATMENT, without Medicine, of Sperma-
EN-H[H tOrrh9 of Local eakness, Nocturnal Ennis.
soRs, Genital and Nervous Debility, ImpO-
tency, and ImpedimeBts to Marriage generally.
BY b. DE LANEY, Nj. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming complaints
originating in this mprudencs Ind solitude Of youth NAV
be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, in this small
clearly demonstrated; and the entirely highly
cessful adopted by the Author fully explained
by of which every is enabled
feey and the least possible cost thereby avoiding all the
advertised nostrums of the day.
Sent any address, gratis and post free in sealed
ope, by Temttng post paid) two postage stamps Dr.
DE LANEY, II, Hspenard Street. New York City.
oct26-6md&w.
ALL THE PREMIUMS AGAIN AWARO-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

The know -nothings had no ticket for the Su-
preme Court. The average democratic majority
on the State ticket is twenty thousand and sixty
nine.
We believe that some of the know-nothings
say, occasionally, that Mr.. Fillmore will certainly
carry Texas. If they can extract any consoling
thoughts from the perusal of the above, they are
welcome to do SO. 1t is the best we can offer
them at present; but after the 4th November, we
hope to claim Texas as Democratic State by not
less than 25 900 msiority.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
POLITICAL FUN.

Says the Savannah Georgian, the present poli,i-
cal campaign has many funny features. TIE other
DAY, that Is to say before the Connecticut, Penn
sylvania and Indiana elections, Buchanan stood no
chance; since those elections Fremont stands no
chsnc=; Fillmore's prospects on the other hand,
have been growing brighter and brighter from the
day of his nomination up to the present time -
When the telegraph reported that the filsionists
had carried Pennsylvania, why it was Fillmore
victory; when it corrected the report by unques.
tonable assurances that the democrats had tri.
unphed, it. was Fremont defeat Happy Fill
mourners First Buchanan is out of the race, then
Fremont-but all the while Fillmore's prospects
are improving.
We wonder that our know. nothing friends who
first SO readily dispose of Buchanan, and then with
equal ease whisk of Fremont, don't dispose Of
them both at the same tine to leave the track
entirely clear for their favorite
Yet, strange to say, bright as are Mr.. FiIlmore's
prospects, and bright er as they are daily growing,
there is found no living man to make his fortune
by betting that he will secure the votes of four
States Is not this funny2 ..-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
New Books.

BECKWOURrH'S LIFE AND ADVENTURES-The
Life and Adventures Of James p BeekwOurh MouEtaneer
Scout and Pioneer and Chief Of the Grow Nation of Indians
Written from his dciaton, by t. d. Bonner With
lusiratiOns l2mO. Muslin. --s
His Life has been Of bold enterprises of appalling
dangers of hair breadth escapes to which would be diff
cult if not impossible TO fed parraleEritan Recorder.
The volume be rigidly truthful, Is
best illustrations of frontier and ultra frontier life
lIeraure-ChriStaiH .4dU0eats aud Journal.
For sale at HAGAN'S, Mark ct street.
WILSON'S WESTERN AFRICA.--Western Afnea lis
History, Condition and Prospects. By j. Leighton
Wilson, Eighteen Years Missionary in Africa
Of the Secretaries OF the Presbyterian Board Foreign Mis-
sion. With numerous En2TayingS. l2mO., Muslin.
Mr. Wilson's book Western Africa contains the most
complete and crcumsanal report that has appeared
the present condition of this part of the WOrd-LOHdoH
Literary Gazette.
For sale at HAGAN'S, Market st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

Merchant Tailoring.
I WOULD respectfully inform the Gentlemen of Nash
vile and vicinity that have opened No. "a Union
street, with carefully selected stock OF Cloths Casmee
Vestings &C., direct from New York. such will suit the
taste of the greatest eoHHOsr and having engaged
services of Mr. W. c. Aen,a competent Cutter practi
cal Tailor am confident that have in and
engagements every facility for giving compile satisfaction
Terms moderate. Exhibition no charge.
VIM. n. Perry,
oet2o-lW "a Union street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

The lh lsh l7th and e5,h districts this year in
Cheathan county.
Half of the 18th and 2h districts vote year Cheat
ham county.
~ POPULAR VOTE OF THE sTATE-OFFICIAI.
20 'se 1852. 1856 1856.
e ~ C6untes. Pierce. Scott John. Geny. Bach FiH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

THE new light dranght steamer
LsH&4AGEN. PIKE, VIZ. FULLEN, Master, Z IsG-.-A
being expressly bulk for this trade ss,tIsssssas
win All the modern improvements, with the lghs draush
snosiauneh and new steamer SAMUEL p. HIBBERD,
GhACEJ Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuing season between the above psr0ne OF the
being In port every week These beats being command
OF old and experienced eOmmandans and with superior
iaellles for and reigh socits pub
lie patronage For passage freight apply beard,
II. H. HARRISON. Agent,
OetSS-Gm Front
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
STRONG srxSr

Hon. DtzcAs KEssEs. the most itauential
leader OF the know nothing party in Louisiana, has
come out fOs Baehauan, IN a letter publilhed in
the New Orleans Courier. 1t IS too late for this
letter to reach many of our readers !; but we copy
an extract that we may place on record o,e of the
finest exhibitions of patriotism we have ever viii
messed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

TIE LATE ELECTION IN TExAs-The Austin City
Gazette gives the following results. The election
was for Comptroller, Treasurer, and Judges of the
Supreme Court: o.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

Boots! Shoes! Trunks |!
LADIES' SHOES.
7 AIDES fine French Lasting Heeed Caters;
Congress do;
90 Kid Bootees, with and without heels;
Kid, FIR Ne. and Goat Welt BoOtees;
" India Rubber (leather sole) Clogs, new art'e;
Kid Slippers, ofevery description
Velvet and Lasting Slippers
variety of Ladies' Toilet and Fancy Slippers
Misses Thick Kid and French Mo. Shanghai Kos
Bootees with general assortment Of Misses and
Chdrens Kid French Morocco Goat and Calf cit
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
Gentlemen's fine calf v aierproof Boots
I" Double Sole do
Dress Boots;
- Congress lGaiters, double and
single Sole;
9 " Water pf. Shoes and Oxford Ties;
large of Mems, Boys and Youths heavy Calf and
Kip Work, of COED material and workmanship.
NEGRO SHOES.
large and varied assortment of Negro Brogans,
boys Negro Bocts &C. Planters respectfully invited
to call and examine efOre purchasing.
TRUNKS. VALlShcS, &c.
AIargs lot of fine Sole Leather Trunks, for Gentlemen
Ladies' Extra Size Dress Trunks;
Also, lot of cheap Leather Trunks;
Fine Sole Leather Valses, Carpet Bags &c. all Of which
are offered low for cash. JOHN RAMAGE,
oct3I No. ~ College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

Pierce over Scott, 203 BOG.
*PresidsntisI electors chosen by the leg Stature.
H0lloway's Pills.-Where are they mott Well
may Pills be called universal medicine for they
demand habable GLOBE Even the medi
dogmstis who regard all deviaons from college rules
as sacrege electrified by the Of dyspepsia, liver
complaint and dyseniery accomplished by Hpqgays Pills.
III Sold at the manufactures, No 50 Aa.dss Lane New
York and No. ga strand London and by all druggists, at
Csc, Kc., and 81 per box.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
A RICH lNTELLECrUAL REPAsT FOR

A RICH INTELLECTUAL REPAST FOR
n the Admirers Of Shakespeare-fhe Original Text Of
Shakespeare Restored-2OD00 Typographical Errors
Omissions Corrected by the Manuscript Emendaions
taned in the Recently Discovered Folio of 1852.
The complete Works of William Shakespeare comprising
his Plays and Poems with History Stage Life
the Poet and introduction each Play BY J. Payne
Collier, Esq, F. $. A. To which added Gossaria and
Explanatory Notes and Notes the Emendaons showing
the Readings Of all other editions John l.. Jewett En-
bellished with Splendid Portrait forty new original
designs. For sale at HAGAN'S,
MARI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.

SALLIE "bST-'..-. --CAPr. J. n. CoRHuT.
EbLh. ...- % JANIS lowell
fINHESs boats will be the regular packets be-
Il tween st. Louis and Nashville this season, iAr.A
ahd VIII commence their trips Immediately sz--eSs.a>A
AFTER the first rise In Cumberland River. They VIII MAKE
their trips regularly business will allow One
leaving each port about every five days.
oc29-0 P. A. HAMILTON, Agent. .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
NOTICE..

CEALED PROPOSALS will bsreeeived at the Recorders
y Office in city of Nashville, until the 18th Of NoVem-
ber 1885, furnish thousand cords Of Wood suitable
for making steam. Said Wood be well seasoned, four
feet long, and be approved by the Engineer Water
Works of the city. The to be delivered at the Wood
Yard at Water Words corded and measured-aI
delivered during the present Municipal year, ending the Goth
Septsm ber, 1856. WIN. II. HORN,
oet3I-td Chm. Water Works Committee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

SKY ROCKETS, assorted, Roman Candles, Flourpot,
- BengOla, Torpedes, &c, for sale al
oc3O J. C. & C. ROBERTSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE PACKET.

THE line passenger steamer ALEONIA, Capt.
Il JAMS MILLKR, will In the above trade y
Ais season, leaving Nashville every MONDAY e -azak
al o'eloek 2. NJ, and Memphis every THURSDAY al
NJ Passengers may rely the above boa leaving each
place on the day and al the time advertised.
oct23-u p. A. HAMILTON, AGENT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
CITY AND COUNTRY RESIDENCES FOK

BRICK DWELLING with five rooms, Kitchen and
n Servant rooms, &c, MeLsmOre street between
Church and Broad exempt from taxation for nearly
ALSO, neat Frame CottSge and % ground rec
miles from the city on the NOleHsvile Pike
ALSO, Frame Dwelling and 81 acres Of land ; and a
magnificent Residence Site Il miles from the city, on the
Gallatn Pike. Bargains will be given. Apply to
]. L. IL r. W. BROWN
OcfOQ- 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

NOTICE TO POLIC1 HOLDEKS.
MR.. +. d. FARNSWORTH has been duly elected Marine
w and Fire Inspector for the Instance Offices and AgeR
cies of this city, and such Inspector authorised to
anime any risk taken by either of the Offices.
JOSEPH YAULX, Prest.
ALEX. FALL, Pres't.
SAM. SEAY, Presr.
ocI3I-tf JOS. NASH. Agent.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

Total .........".... Si,477 ,9S4 COS 9l5 ,sS4 70
The Revenue received through taxes
levied upon the grand duplicate, placed at
the head of each column. are the proceeds
of taxes levied and collected the year pre-
vious; a fact which it is necessary to OBJ
serve. in order to fix correctly the rcspon-
slblity of the respective levies That re-
turned in the column of 1854 is the G.st
under the present valuation of real estate.
The proceeds of the taxes levied in the
year just passed will 60 into the revenue of
1856.
The following are the disbursements
from the State Treasury, for all purposes,
during the same period:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
Total amount Of AUDITOR
Drafts issued

Cash balance in State Trea-
sury, 18TH November S534,6sl 90 S7O3.370 0s
This places before you the receipts and
expenditures OF the State Government du-
ring the last two years, and their is no
difficulty in asceitaining the departments
in which increased or diminished expendi-
lures or revenues have taken place. To
determine, however, whether the State
authorities or those ofthe Counties. Town
ships and Cities, are responsible for the
high taxes complained of by the people.
we must examine into the various amounts
levied by these several authorities; and
for this purpose the following tabular
statement has been prepared, exhibiting
the taxes levied for the specified purposes
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

Proceeds Of State Taxes,
ipeluding delinquenoiesI
For Stets.expepses. .,.....:.
For Interest aid principal
on State debt............
For State Common School
Fund ....::..............
For District School Library
Fund........,......i...i.
Total State Taxes,
Canal Tolls, Fines andWa-
ter Rents. ..:....:: 49,.
Proceeds OF Lands sold by
Board Of Public Works..
Dividends on Canal, Rail-
road Il Turnpike Stocks,
Tolls ON National Road. :.
Rents from Lessees Of Ma
tiona1 Road. .............
Tolls on Western Reserve
and MaumeS Road. -. .
Proceeds OF salesof School
and Ministerial Iands.
Rents from Virginia Militia
ry School Lands .lnIH!!
Ohio University Instalment
on Loan.
Proceeds Of Convict Labor,
ETC., OF Ohio Psnitentlary
Principal and Interest Of
Surplus Revenue.......
Sale Of Canal Lands. ."s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

Total Taxes on Dupl'o O,Oa2,3 40 s,O54,5Il SO
was anxious to present in tabular
statement such detailed information in ref
erence to our County, Township and
City transactions, as would enable the peo-
pie to compare their own local admnistra-
tions with those. Of other portions of the
State. l found, however, that this was
not attainable at the seat of Government
without much labor. and certain additional
facts which those organizations themselves
can alone supply. Existing laws provide
for the publication at home of the amount
of theirlevies, collections and expenditures;
but it would greatly facilitate the object in
view if the affairs of each county. town
ship and city administration were annually
published. in condensed form; for gener-
al information throughout the State.
Such comparisons and suggestions would
naturally spring from these expositions as
would gradually lead to tho adoption Of
the desired restraints upon their action and
eventually to more healthy Legislation on
the subject.
OF the fees Of county. township. and 9th
er local officers, no account appears to be
kept which is accessible to the public--a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

s3.s9o,77O rs s3.sOO.S74 %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-23

0meeFs of subordinate Encampments for the Term
- ending dnne 30, 1865.
MILDET no. !, meets on the first and third Sat
urdays of every month, at the Encampment ROOM Odd
Fellows Hail. corner Of Camp and Lafayette Streets.
0ficers for the present term r Guthiern @ ;
Peter Monsen, ?; Thaddeus D Van Horn, s w -
Cook Scribe; Maginnis, " II Williams Treas
urer; Jas Rurneaux, Assistant Scribe IN
HoBAH No. -, meets on the second and fourth
Saturdays In each month in Eucarpmant room Odd
Fellows, Hall corner of Camp and Lafayette streets.
oficers for the present term--oharles Roster P
A Heddsn, HIP; ohas Gould, sW; A Lethrop
Scribe; w Koontz, W; Andrew Hero, Treasurer.
! IiAsALLE No. 5,meets on the first and third Mon
each month, in the Eneampmant ROOM Odd Eel.
Iowsf Hail. corner of Camp and Lafayette Streets.
Oaicere for the present Thomas Keefe.C P; c
ByerIy, II D Moore,s W Z Patterson, Scribe
Z Iongeon, J W N Benedict, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No. 6, meets every second ant
4 ftnrth Monday in each month at Washington Hall
Marigny Buildings Third District. Officers for tn
nrasenE terIn-G Fiernann, O p; B + Schroeder, P
8 ii Webber 8 W C Isaugenbeckers Scribe H Finke
wv; = Milspaugh, reasnrer.
LAFAYETTE No Z, meets the first and thirt
MONDAYS in each month, in Jefferson Hall, Fourtl
nistrief Officers for the present term-J Burke
9TH " Westhpltz; ri = Krantgl & WI -
Dunn, Scribe aaIpin,I ~ 7 Barritt, Treasurer
PELICAN No. s, meets on the irstand third Sat
prdays in each month, In olar Star Hail. st. Loui
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-23

Tan r. w. GRAND ENoAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHs
or LOUISIANA T. o. o. r., meets sem-annually, on the
third Tuesdaysin January and July, in Grand Lodge
Room, at Odd Fellows' Hall, corner of Camp and
Lafayette streets New Orleans. Officers for the year
ls55-Thos II Shields, III w G P IS Hardy, g II
Il Gillingham, Gs ~; Jas Furneaux, W g
3 to the r w Gil Of the S. Thos Bragg, R G
JW; Il T Anyn,W G NJ; A Hero " G s.; Frank
ford, W D @ 8; ALI Gates Of Mount Sinai No. 9, W
D p of District No 2 ! Oscar Barbee. Of Magnolia No
4,RWD @ Of District No s; A. D. Y. Covert of @ w
shaw Encgmpment No TO-. D. D. G, Patriarch, District
& No. 4, Clinton.
Aconmunications intended for the Grand Encampment
should be directed, James Furneaux, Grand Scribe,
Grand Secretary office in Odd Fellows Hall.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-23
Interior g Subordinate Lodges.

,55 5#3 z$$ Interior Subordinate Lodges.
DE soro No. z, meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening,
ST.. NARY No. 20, meets at Franklin, Saturday
METH No. al, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
4 evening.
81. LANDRY No. %, meets at opelousaB, satur-
g day evening.
eIIsroN No. 81, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening. {.s5s5
CARROLL No. so, meets at axe Providence
Monday evening.
TnNlTY No, 80, meets at Trinity, Saturday
evening . S
ExonlsIoR No. 81. meets at Thibodaux, satur-
a day evening
NEW IBERIA No SO, meets at Newtown, Thurs.
day evening. gg
PRArn1n No. 81, meets at Washington, Friday
evening.
{3HnsBYv1LLE No. Al, meets at Cheneyyille.
Monday evening VI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-23

street.. Officers for the present term-o Poupart
C,P; o Voorhies, II p; r Dennier, W; 8 nj Wagner,
M SCRIBE; Il GhaEles,J VIZ; D Lattexade, Treasurer.
IT. IL M snseraor Eneampmenss.
MAGNOLIA No. 4, Baton Rouge, meets on the
ascond ssad fousthSaturdays Of each month.
MouST Sinai No. 9, Franklin, La, meets ON
h tirsf and third Wednesdaysi n each month.
G. w. SHAW No, 10, Clinton, La, meets on the
4 first and fourth Saturdays In each month. H s& &
&s# VII JAMES FURNEAux, Grand Scribe.
TEE BOARD or DIREcToRs, Of Odd Fellows Hall
Association meet at their office in Odd Fellows Hall
thehfst Monday Of every Stockton Pres
ident; Thoa Shields Secretary; John Bein, Treas
4 urer; ohm Orchard II g Stetson, j G Dunlap, R
Swain, hurry, H Howard, G Kursheedt, "a N Morrison,
THE BOARD OF DIREeToRs OF ODD FELLoWs' REST
ASSOCIATIONS meet at the Office of the Grandsecretary
in Odd Fellows Hail. on the second Monday in Jam
day in December Oficers-Henry Bier, President
STROUD, jr Treasurer James Fnrneaux Secretary
Msmbers--H Gillinghapa, Geo Hooper, a Dentzel, i
d Swain g Smith, G B Bowditch, P Strong, Thomas
d Keeffe. Q Robin. s Boullemes
NHE GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE 1. 2. y. OF
NEw0RLEANs, meets at the Office Of the
elbows, HALL the fourth Of every
month. 0faeers-H q Kelsey, President 70 90 Ganp
street. Jos VEST Treasurer. Ill Tchoupitouas street
Jaa Furneaux Secretary, Odd Fellows Hall Mem
bera--J Cunningham Hays lS -: cnasi9e
street S Galpiu Jersey street, Fourth Dlstrct ~
5s9 Canal street u Il Gubernator, % HeFcues
street Thog Bailey, 1909 Charities street. van
Hook, 94 Grarier street Wm Mcguloeh Gas No5hs'
eravier street b W Hehrard, lis Canal street. y 4
FIorat, IL New Basin; Furbrenger Fortier, AZ
giers I; q Nungesser; s Wagner, 81 Royal etrees
Thos 0ng, 81 Tchoupitoulas street.
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Y AYspEps1A POSITIVELY oURED.-DR.

DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CURED.-DR.
d y BECKWITH's ANTIDqsPEPTlC PILLS, after trial OF
by testimonials the
United admitted be the BEST ANTI
DYsPEPTC offered public Price,
disposed
increasing They putqp with the eac boz
number (40 The proprietor pledges
homer and his physician for the and
EFFICACY THEIR USE 1t needlest puoah
them, teyns the strongest language
heir virtues from such RI Rev. ". Green Bishop
Mississippi BBhop Freeman; Rev. VIM PheeteYs D.
D. Raleigh, C.. Hon. Geo F. Badger Senator u ST. r. Rev Ls-
D. d. of North Carolina Hon. Judge Potter u S. Court;
Beverly ucker VIM. Preston, s. c.. Maj Samuel Nc
Combs ssenv Hon. John Henderson late u Senator, and
host Of similar
by Syme n. Morrison, E. B. Wheel
Kennedy andby Druggists generally
t None without the written signature JOHN BECK
WITH NJ De- Paserburg Va, whom dsalor will please apply