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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-04

DOCTOR HOOfLAND's
CELEBRATED
GERMAN TIERS,
PREPARED
DB. C. n. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA. PA.
WILL EFFECTUALLT CURB
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
OrOnso rsOus Debility Diseases OF tts KttHeys and
al di'eases arising from a DiserdNred
LiUsr or Stomach:
such
rs COnstipa-
tion, Inward Piles,
Fullness, or Blood 70 the
Head, Acidi!y Of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgustfor Food
fulness weight in the Stomach Sour
Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pin
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Futterng al the Heart Chosk
Ing Suocatng Sensatonswhen IN lying posture Dim
ness of Vision Dots or Webs before the sight, Fever
aud Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Perspi.
ration, Yellowness Of the Skin and Eyes.
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
6c, &c, Sudden Flushes Of
Heat Burning in the Flesh,
Constant ImRgIninRs
OF Evil, and great
depression Of
Spirits.
Ths proprietor calling the attention the public to
shs preparation does with feeling Of the utmost
fdence in s virtues and adaptation to the diseases for
which it is recommended.
1t and untred article, but that has stood
the test of years trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sale is uurvaed BY any similar pre-
parssns extant The testimony in ts favor given by the
most prominent aud well known Physicians and indvid
uas in all parts of the country, is immense The follow
ing from your State is respectfully submited-reer
ing any one who may still doubt, to 4y Memorabilia
er Practical Receipt Book, for Farmers aud FAnilss-O
bo had gratis of all the Agents for the German Bttsr
Principal Office and Mandatory I20 Arch st. Phisasl
phia, Pa
TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
Dr. Il. B. ScARBORoUsH Dover. Tennessee, AugGst %,
1855 says have sold all the German Bers you have
sent me- and if the preparation continues to do much
good has dos i sciH b kS bes HedjciaE ssd
ksrG"I
L. SSoDaRAss Sparta, Tennessee August 90 1s53 says:
am pleased state that your German Bers has given
satisfaction in every instance where it has been used"
b. T. HOLLISs, HlsbOrOugh Tennessee August 20 1858,
says pleased to state that the German Btters has
given general satisfaction
Dr. P FARO BRo, Knoxville. Tennessee, 9Th April,
1851 said: Jour Bitters selling very fast; and
every person that has used it, 30 far have been able
to learn, has been benefited
J. W. FRANKLIN & Co., Galstin Tennessee, December
80 1885, said: The new 6rn will want of your Bit.
soon OF The partners thinks il great ed
cine"
r. s HAKDY, Bolivar, Tennessee SEPTEMBER Is, 552
said There great demand for your Biershere please
send another lot soon."
~ They are entirely pegetl5is free from s injurious
ingredients always strengthen tie system and never pros
trate it.
~ Sold BY dealers il Medicine aud Storekeepers
erywhere.
tSy- Sold in Nashville by Berry & Demo7ile, Brown d
Grubbs Ewin Brothers, Il. g. Sc0ye and dealers IN med
cine generally. Imchl055-dhwlv
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RAILROADS, &C.
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WHEAT CORE. OATS. IL0uE.
per bu. per bu. ger 0u. per S6i-
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NOD-LIVEEk OILS Gro. genuine Cod Liver O,
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FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW OKLEaNS-
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS

= OULLdTO.
VIA Chattanooga, Atlanta and West Point N MIMI
gomery by Railroad. Tickets to be had at The De-
pot Price s16 so. ~
FROM Montgomery to Mobile, BY a double daily nns
lnornng and evening" ofStages and SteambOats cJuno
ing with the steamers from thence 10 New Orleans
T. l. ANDERSON. GsuT Sup't n kURE
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COMBS, PANS, AND FANCY CODES
WILLIAM TASKER

AA INS mAK1 WEBER give less01- % a.
WI Piano and Harp the residences q hs- pzDils
ply % Weber Ne ~ Vins ssrSst Iansi
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Z Il WILKIN having been admitted u practice il
al the Courts OF Tennessee aud New orS ana nav
fo -rasusuIy located IN Nashville, will attend 70 al
mettsrs Of Collection and Litigation entrusted to him
Office No 20 Cherry street b"C>-H
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-09

fREDERIcK HAuYNASS,
propr Miners iioiell
JACos WINKLENASN, fOrecnWOoc Faiiey
(p'r Greenwood Brewery,
J0nS GEORGE,
AkGUsT llAHNE,
JosEPu WlLINAsH, troloua
CHARLEs GIss.
7: I . .za,, s.,,, C croiS FedeFa'' Pi"oerVIlle'
All. WALKER, FL Dorado Slide.
q. ZRoIcKK. (hrm Of T.. Poppe x Coz Oroville.
JOsEPH GLkvEL, Auburn.
CHAgLEs KAsrELLI, Spanish Try Digeings.
T BESSINeER (prop'r of bridge, Condemned Bar.
g. WoLLER. SACRAMENTO,
X. FISsISGER, do
G. REsAUD, DO
CAPT. HIND, Michigan Bluffs.
Carr F. s. MpnFORD. Mormon Island
HENRY TRUEL. Republican Housc) Jackson.
This testimonial was net solicited By DR. Heinz
mann. 2ng-ISm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-09
READ AND REFLECT.

unR. CHARLES II TOZER'S CARD to the anlic-
- ted of California In approaching any new
course of systematic inquiry, there are certain points
concerning which the inquire should always be
tul 20 satisfy himself lie should comprehend dis
tinctly what the subject Of inquiry isllealth and
Disease
If we can form and fix In our minds II clrnr cunccp-
tion OF the state of Health, shall have no difficulty
in understanding what meant by Disease. But
beyond. though not above these objects of nNestga-
ton of the human body, we have another and sill
nubler end is to lay before you in such terms that
you cannot be mistaken and will know where 10 ap.
lly for rolcf.
/ use the word "dlseasc' generally and before !
speak of the signs oi particular diseases it will be
proper 10 take n general view Ot symptoms. When Il
person is troubled or afflicted with disease, which
causes weakness Of The back and limbs. pain in The
head. dnness OF sight loss Ct muscular lower pal
pajiou OF the heart, irriahlty, nervousness, dys-
pcpsn, arrangement Of the digestive functions, gen
eral debility, symptoms Of consumption, and many
Others which are better explained than put on paper,
and rcQare Medical or Surgical attendance, IL would
be weh forthem 30 inquire u there Is physician who
IS competent 10 attend them. and who understands
the application of medicine, and whusc scientific nj
tanmenis in hs profession, aud whose age aud eNpe-
rirnce cuttie him To yours confidence. Considering
these things Dr. Chs. II Tozrr has concluded to in
form YOU that are afflicted. advertising his place oi
business stating that he has been successful prac'
titoner for over twenty five years, and has
ATTENDED AND CURED HUNDREDS,
when they have been considered by other physicans
and have been pronounced by them past recovery -
Therefore You may rely upon him us one in whom
srcresy and the utmost confidence can be placed.
pr G. II. T.would invite all that are afflicted to call
on him. and if he does not administer for them,t there
will be charge made. Let no false deiicacy pre-.
ven, you, but apply Immediately, and save yousel
from the dreadful c0nseq qWences which must follow
those who neglect to receive attendance.
DR. &. II Eozers ",'ce - 9Th street. near the
Belvidero Hotel between md streets. His rooms
are 81 arranged that the Doctor can be consulted
without fear OF mCesialion.
Odice hours, from in the morning until IT, the
evening C. Il ToZER, VI. d..
noy5 9th ST. between and X, Sacramento.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-09
rREAD AND REFLECT.

IT. CHd > III. IOZcF cara 10 me .1Uucfed.
Quick cures End low pricrs at the old established
Office. 9Th street between and X.
HhR TOXER returns his thanks to his numerous
patients for their patronage, and would EN-
brace this opportunity to remind them that he con-
tiuucs td consult on those cu~cs ot vENEReAL which
huyo baillod the skI OF of he mos, celebrated
phy -ciaus of the tge and upon which he has Heeer
t4i'rd t0 perform dr1djcai cHe.
Dr. Tizer'4 reputation ~ II physician stands I'M
equalled. ls exclusive attention to diseases OF The
gcuito urinary organs for many years. renders him
perfectly master of syphliiiic di-c1~cs
Tine large number OF aggravated cuSes that he has
perfectly cured after thcy have been gwen up Dy
n1ny others Is The only proof that physician rc-
quirc- OF his ability DR. ToZrr would state that he
any aud all cases Of varieties of the dt-ea.e
no matter how long standing, or what progress the
dscnse mas made, every patient can rely upOna cure
Dr rolor has, it Is we'll known, taken patients
from the verge of the grave, and restored them
10 perfect health. He would further state, that he
deems il sufficient TO attract the attention of those
who might need the services ot II physician in all
cases, but particularly those enumerated in the ad-
Vcrisrnrnt. expecting they would test my merits as
practitioner and the csul OF my practice has been
thus tar satisfactory Ia ms patients and myself Nor
do deem it NECESSARY 10 fl columns of the ueWSpa-
pcrs with fulsumc empire uhd bOuibusliC udN"riisc-
mpnt protesting my ability to heal NIL diseases flesh
is heir To, for TO do that must be something more
than Man. hut 10 give those that nre afflicted win
VeLrrral, Chronic ahd other discases to understand
from long experience ata fully competent 20 treat
them successfully,
Ay rorrd for the dignity of the medical profession.
10 which have the honor 10 belong, deters me from
committing ANY act savornG ol rank qUnchcry, and
regard for my own dignity would prevent my placing
myself ON par with quac.s aud nostrum venders of
/ the present age.
offer no fraudulent or genuine certificates or pnis
of my superior qualifications practitioner neither
do assume 10 myself medical honUrs to which I'm
not entitled but mcrelr ask those who discussed,
tp read the different advertisements relating To the
of private diseases, and iddge for themselves
where tD dpDV Tor rplicI Wy arranged
that can toe consulted in privacy Ut all hours of the
day, from oc clock in the morning until O'Clock In
tnC evening.
Persons with Chronic Diarrhoea, Dysentery Local
Weakness, Nervous Deblly, Low Spirits, Lassitude
Weakness of the Limbs and Back lndlspositOn. Loss
Oi Memory. Aversion to society. Love of Solitude.
rmidy, self Distrust. Dizziness. Headache, Pains in
the side. Affection of The Eyes. Pimplrs the face,
Sexual and other nrmiie- in Man, &c, will find it
important to consult Dr. c. II. Tozer, ut his Office, 9th
street. between aud X, sacramento.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-09
MEDICAL.
DIR. CHARLES II. ToxERS
Private Medical Card.

@<TRANGERs visiting SACRAMENTO will remember
- that Dr. rozers Ihfrmary is in 9Th street, be-
tween and X sis, Sacramento.
The great success and many radical cures made by
Dr.. Tozer since his commencement In this city.
which hundreds can testify, induces him 20 inform
those afflicted with any private complaints. recent
chronic and wish to be well and thoroughly cured,
II viii be 10 their interest and welfare 20 call him
who for the last twenty five years has given his en.
tire attention To Private Complaints, and 10 all cases
OF private nature, acute and chronic such Sy-
phillls, secondary and Constitutional affections,
GonOrrhhoe and Seminal Weakness: elect and
STRUCTURES and all diseases Of the gentive and urinary
organs, both In male and female, such as Prolapsus,
Flour Aibus, Hysteria, &c.
Patients can be assured that their complaints ill
not be tampered WITH but treated upon strictly sci
enliiic principles. Private complaints eradcaied III
few days new cases cured In short time, without
mercury.
He be consult vi at his Office at all times OF the
day from IN the morning until In the evening"
All in niliciion can find IN him who can and
sympathisc with and berlend them when In trouble,
and be relieved aud cured.
Apartments privately arranged to preclude
the possibility of exposure.
Letters enslosing Sl0will receive prompt attention
with best advice and instructions.
G.. TOZER, VI. d.,
9Th street, between ami X.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-09

p0- Dr. L. CzAPKAY.-The gentleman whose
name forms The caption of this notice is one of the
few modern physicians whose application TO his pro
fssion and devotion 10 the afflicted. render him alike
AN ornament TO the and benefit 10 the other. A
Hungarian by birth he sought with kossulh 10 place
his country among the nations of earth. beyond the
opprrssors rule. that her might reioice in the
practice of those preceps which alike our glory
and our pride In his efforts TO do, he has reaped
the reward uf Intellectual resistance oppression and
~ home and a country know him no more" Apart,
however, from his claims upon our consideration AS
patriot, the tesiimouals of character and capacity
which he brings enile him "a public confidence. TO
the exclusion of those who possess neither the one
or the other. As gentleman his character is untar-
pished: as a physician, his skill unsurpassed snd
10 thosa whose imprudeuce has len upon them the
taints of disease, we can conscieniiousy commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find
friend whom to know is great gain The Dr's office
is No. and Armory Hall, corner OF Sacramento and
Montgomery streets San Francisce. al4-3m 4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-09
PrODfltIOf OI THt NIIItT ; IIIIV
To Dr. Ileinimnnn. san Francisco.
Greenwood February 9TH, lSj6

Having sydied medicine myself al the nvcfsi', OF
Tavia, Italy. suppose | know enough to b" be-
lievcd when declare hereby that you are HE hc''
physician ever met with in California lhiS drciu.
ration is founded on whnt have seen you do aud
heard from everybo when resided ut Mormon is
land. | know oi many persons 10 whom you hhNc
saved life and limbs after they had beeu cntnpc'"iy
given up by others. and who VIII ai any t'Ine come
forward and testify 10 the truth of this and To yont
scisnce. Wishing you for the future, the same sue
cess which has attended you thus far remain truly
yours, u ~
To Dr. Ietnmann, san Francisco.
L..
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-09

EIVOR SALE by the Case or Package in
u quantities to suit.
Long bill paper. Legal cop Letter Paper. Ink
Broad bill paper, Fools cap, Note paper, Pen
ellis, Blank Books, Wators, sc &c. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
81 Battery & GA & GO Long Wharf. San Fran
cisco. G. p. KIMBALL. Pres
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-09

CARD-prumptcd by an honest dcs,rc Of my
- heart. | wi,h 20 10y before the public case
which deserves "a hiLh cunmeudHon, not only n nn
rr ot sciraGc skil but that 81 humanity Hl~0 About
two wears pgo. tudd"nll. and from c7uses unknown
10 me. seized with fit Of epilepsy. which, owing 10
my inability to meet the eNpeU-t@ consequent upon
u, rnli.h mrdcal ircuucf aud the discUurHpcWcut
met with on attempting II. soon hccnme ~uch tu-
was then led 80 beieNc) 10 defy the skill Ui phF-
sican. was lrtqutdy while in pursuit Of my call
ing thrown down To the ground without the ~ighlrst
warning and although in~eusiblc TO the uguul'S. I
vet dcspsrd the mi-crcs uf lie and soon learned
10 look upon those who would render me assistance
or shelter me from dEugor ms enemies who sought tu
uroong the Tni-crrs OF my existence. while Va His
state and having previous 10 my aillicon TASTED trn
weeds Of life. once more was Induced tp attempt
seeking mid cf physician, and by recommendation.
cal ed ugon Dr. l.. j. Czapka,. 1 told him my cir
cunstancrs and my inability 10 reward lin Tor his
services. regardless Of which however. lr 30 once
undertook my case, and with The blessing ol God /
wa, once more restored to perfect health. lna5'o
to reward him for the boon which enjoy st present,
nnd vet conscious of my Indebtedness consider IL
due Ia nay yselfatd To all the afflicted to make the case
public ia order that those IN need Of medical ndvlce
may find physician in whom every confidence can
be placed ~
Ls MEYER YABLONSKY.
State of California. county at san FrancscO ssSub-
sribed and sworn before this first day of August
a. d. 1856. GILBERT \. dRAsT.
L.s Notary Public.
Dr. l.. j. Czapkays Medical and Surgical institute
Il at the corner of Montgomery and SACRAMENTO Sta,
san Frncisco. california. The Doctor offers free
consultations, and asks remuneration unless he
efp "A
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-09
SPERMAToRRHNA.

NR. local wenknuss nervous debility, low spirits,
y Ia-situde weakness OF the limbs and back. in
disposition and incappbtiiy for labor and study dull
ness O apprehension, loss Of memory aversion 10 So
ciety love ef solitude midty, self dstrst. dizziness
headache. involuntary discharges pains in the side,
affections of the eyes, pimpcs The face, seXua and
other inhrmates in man, cured without iall by
The Justly celebrated physician and surgeon. l.. ).
Czapkay Ills method Of curing Diseases is new un
known To others and hence the great success. All
consultations (by letter or otherwise) free. Address
l.. ]. Czapkay, NJ. d., san Francisco, Cal. nJ-ain
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-08

ORIGIN OF ONE OF OUR MOST POPULAR SONGS.
The "Old Odken Bucket" written by
Samuel Is. Woudworth, while yet he was II jour
neyman printer, working in an office at the cor
ner of Chamber, and Chatham street, New York
Near by. in Frankfort street, was drinking
house, kept by II man named Mallory, where
Woudworth and several particular friends used
10 resort One afternoon the liquor was super
excellent. Wuudwurth seemed inspired by it:
for, after taking dranght, he set his Ass upon
the table, and snacking his lips, declared that
Mallory eau di rie was superior to anything he
had ever tasted. No" said Mallory, ''you are
mistaken: there was ore which, in both our es-
tnations. far surpassed this in the way OF drink
ing" What was that :" asked Woodwork,
obviously "rhe draughts of pure, fresh spring
water that we used to drink in the old oaken
bucket that hung in the well, after our return
from the l,bors of the field un Il sultry day in
summer" The tear drop glistened tor u mo-
ment in Woodwurll's eye. "l'rue, true, he re-
Piled, and shortly after quilted the place He
Immediately went to the office, gr.sped pen,
aud in half an hour the "Old Oaken Bucket"
lie of the most delightful compositions in OIL
language, WAS ready in manuscript to be EN-
l,anled in The III -nories of succeeding genera
tiulis.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-08

The LARGEST MILLS IN THE WoRLD-We no.
tice that the extensive addition which is now
in course of erection by Messrs. Warwick &
Barksilae, to their already mammoth Touring
mills in til city, is progressing finely. The
foundation ofths editice is of stone. sixteen feet
thick; the brick wall averages five feet in thick.
ness, from the foundation. The length of the
building is one hundred and ninety feet and lis
breadth ninety-fve feet When completed it
will be elecea stories highi The cost of the adj
dition. with machinery and everything necessa-
ry to its operation, will not fall far short OF $500,
900. These mills will constitute the largest
Touring establishment in the world.-Richmond
WhiQ
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-08

PRESIDENT MoNRoEs GRAvE-The New York
Times calls attention to the fact that the remains
of President Monroe are inferred in burial
ground in that city without q monument to
mark his resting place He lies beneath sim
pie slab, upon which is merely the inscription
"James Monroe, Robert Tiotson. Vault No.
147." There is nothing to indicate that the
James Monroe, mentioned, is the Monroe who
was in the bait of White Plains and received
a ball in his shoulder at the attack on Trenton,
who fought by the side of Lafayette Mt Brandy
wire. who was Minister to France in 1894 and
afterwards to England; who was Secretary of
State M 1911. and for two full ternls President
of these United States. Yet such is the fact,
and that weather-,tained slab of marble. is all
the monument that Ex-President Monroe has
As Mr. Monroe was Virginian. it is the sup
position of most people that he died and was
buried within the Old Dominion, but this Is an
error. In his last days he resided with Samuel
Gouverneur, Postmaster OF New York City, who
married his only daughter. lie had no wealth
when he died, and shares even his grave with
another man.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-08

ARRIVAL OF MONSTER SNAKEs.-I The brig Plan
et just arrived from Africa, brought to Salem,
several monster snakes-anacnnda-; one eigh
teen feet long and another tllirly-hve feet in
length. These snakes when ut liberty, are raw
enulls and dangerou., aud will seize animals o
large size, and after crushing them is to break
all their bones, will swallow them whole The
crew of the Planet report thar The largest o.
these snakes had devoured wom III and n child
before il was taken. On Saturday they were
repairing to feed it with good sized dog
Boston Journal.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-08

A PRINCELY DEFAULTER COMING TO AMERICA.
We are to be honored by the arrival of Prince
Mecenhurg Schwerin, brother OF one OF
the reignng Grand Dukes of Europe, mag
niticent detaulter to the amount of more than
halt million OF pounds sterling. Legal nle''s-
ures have troubled the Prince, and made his po-
sition SO uncomfortable that he has concluded to
get into the locality where they create default
ers and absquatuators, expecting, no doubt, to
find il rather home-like in this city. OF course
he will make bee hive for New York city :;
and as def,ulter OF half million, will take the
position he has, by the talent to get this much
into debt, so justly earned. Stand aside. We
small fry, who have only stolen one hundred
thousand and make way for the Prince.-N
Y. Day Book.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-08

ANEcDoTE OF GEN. TAYLoR-The Hon. John
Barney, of Maryland. ia recent letter. speaking
of Gen. Taylor. says: He often related an an.
ecdote OF his first visit to the Presidential man.
sion. Invited to dine with Mr.. Madison, he
found the front door closed, he rapped with his
knuckles, then with the hilt of his sword, and
chilled with cold, was about to leave in despair,
when passer-by seeing his dilemma, asked why
he did moi pull the bell? lnoked in every IL
recton-could see no bell-rope, when my kind
friend touched a knob, and the door opened like
magic. 1t was the first time had ever seen q
bell rung by anything but rope. Tie next vis-
it paid to the White House entered as Presi-
dent of the United States"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-08

SENATOR BIGLER, OF PENNSYLVANIA, under
stood to he NJ. BucIiaDan's mouthpiece since
that gentleman has become mum. in discussing
the principles of the Nebraska bill in speech
made at Philadelphia, 4th July last uses the fol-
lowing language:
"Its application to the question of slavery in
the Territories was intended Ms n fnality. What
ever the power of Congress may be. il 'spoli-
tic and wise to forego its use and rIist the ques-
tion with the people. For one regard the pol.
icy as settled forever, and that hereafter the peo-
pte of the Territories. THROUGH THEIR LOCAL
LEGISLATURES. are to contrOt the question Of
slarery in their omn toay."
Noseitur soeiis is maxim NJ applicable 70
politics rs morals Mr. Bigler. endorsed in the
Senate by Mr. Toolnbs us having authority to
speak for Mr. Buchanan, wonld hardly avow an
opinion ON this important question, unless lie
WAS assured OF coincidence of views on the part
of Mr.. Buchanan The Democracy Sonth are
recklessly rushing into the support of men who
are seeking to establish as the policy of the gov
ernmvnt a principle pronounced by the highest
Southern authority to be 1.-THE most monstrous
doctrine ever asserted by an American states
man"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-08

A Tennessee Edi or says: We hear it said
tbat the reason the ladies wear the necks of
their dresses so very low, is to disprove the
charge that they indulge in cotton breastworks
which the young men have been so ungallant rs
to assert From our own observation we can
.ttirln that the charge is false.