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In the National Iateil;genoer's report of
last Saturdays proceedings in the Senate
we find the following which may interest
our readers:
Mr. JONES' of Tennessee, followed though not
on the same sui ject that had been SO freely com
mented on by the Senator from New Jersey. He
alluded 10 letter be had addressed to his constit-
uents in April last, in which be had pledged him
self after the political parties had selected their
candidates. that be would survey impartally the
whole ground and then decide with which party be
would act. He said be was now prepared to re.
deem that pledge, and proceeded 10 review the
qualifications of the different candidates, avoming
his preference for Mr.. Buchanan. He belonged to
neither of the political parties, nor did he expect
to belong to either Of them; and be might then ask
in the language OF Mr. W ebster, "Where shall
go?" He examined the Democratic PLATFORM and
although having no great regard for platforms in
general, which were for the most part cunningl7-
devised schemes TO catch votes and gull the people,
yet he was willing to endorse the whole Democrat.
ic platform, the Monroe doctrine not excepted It
was true The American party had pretermitted the
slavery question: but he did not believe they were
sound on the Kansas question. He had been ask
ed by his political associates how, in the name Of
God, be could vote for Mr.. Buchanan? which be
would answer in Yankee stye-hOw, in the name
OF Cod could they swallow Andrew jackson Dom
elsong He defended Mr. Buchanan from the charge
made made against him. to- wit, that be buchanan
was the author OF the SANDER against Mr. Clay
about bargain, intrigue and corruption, aud read
letters from Mr.. Clays friends, from bis biographer
Mr.. Prentice, and from Mr.. Clay himself all Of
which acquitted Mr.. B in the most satisfactory
manner OF having any agency in that vile calumny
Mr.. Buchanan was not bis choice. He would have
supported Mi. Fillmore, but what was the chance
OF success Tor that distinguished gentleman His
most ardent friends claimed for him but four States
aud if be got them all, be would still be minus
sixty votes Of reaching the goal. But from the
signs Of the times, did it appear that be could with
certainty carry any one Of themS Again, suppose
the election brought to the House of Representa-
tives, how would his chances be improved? OF the
Democratic candidates be would have preferred
Stephen A Douglas, who had so nobly and SO fear
essly sustained Southern rights and had periIled
so much in their behalf He expressed the hope
that the time would come when that high-minded
and patriotic statesman would receive the reward
of his disinterested and noble bearing. Here
some applause in the galleries was manifested.
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NATIONAL POLITICAL MAP
UNITED SI,ATES

UNITED NIHTES.
lust Published containing accurate Portraits nom ie Of
fremont Buchanan Fillmore, Daytou, Rreckinridge and
Donesan with the Platform Of their respective parties
gether with their letters OF acceptance and amount
osatistical matte Of statistical matter interesting
parties. Th, Is beutu eolored size 80 BY &c inches.
extends through to the P4cihe cost, showing the
boundaries Of all the States and Territories Missouri CON-
promise Line, &C. II also contains valuable DIAGRAM,
showing the ups and downs In relative rank popua-
ton % the sevr states OF the Union for he last 81 years
Politicians Of all parties Wishing 10 have before them
tsr for being fully posted at single glance scbs posss
copy Of this Nap Prize in sheet form IS cents price In
pocket form 30 eeuts
B-Copies cent (post paid receipt Of price. 100,
900 Agents 20 sell them. Addr IS,
A. BAiSEY, Publisher, No iS5 Broadway, n. Y.
~ BEdtors Of papers giving the above one insertion,
shall receive copy Of the Map. Ar.
auRi2-8tSa
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION NOTICE
FALL TRADE.

DEM. ?. SHIELDS will, in few weeks be In possession
ID OF his extensive Auction Rooms, and will commences
his Fall Sales early in September
He sdlcits continuance Of the liberal patronage Of his
old friends extended here ofOre and promises
by renewed efforts and attention ths Interests Of Con-
siRners, still 10 merit their confidence
The principle upon which he set out not to buy anything
bis account will be adhered 10 strictly No conflict
ing interest upon his part will in any be allowed.
All Sales, either pubic pr vate, will BE- for Cash.
Proceeds ready within three davs after Auction S1les
BENZ. SHIELDS,
augl4 No ~ Public Square.
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Nh e WI OR s
HON. HU /. WHITE.

TOON, NELSON & CO., hare jH receiced and
prepared furnish subscribers and all others
with the above valuable work.
YSubseribers for he will please cell and supply
themselves
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Capital SIS,
!! Tieksss slo %: Halves S. OOi Quarters $3.50

sos Prizes amounting to................$l 02 900
Tickets $40 90: Halves IS 90; Quarters $3.50
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT d EDU OTION.
The 1900 prizes Of $SH determined By the number
which the S5 900 prze-if that number should be
odd number then every odd number ticket 10 the scheme
will be entitled $50; il number then every
number ticket will be entitled to IS 50, in addition to any
other Prize which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and
numbers tickets will Je certain OF drawing nearly one half
the Of same with chances Of obtaining other prizes
All those tickets ending with 0, T. g. g. even-sn
those ending with l, 8, 5, Z, g. are odd.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost. Orders punctuay attended to- Communications
fdentia. Bank Notes Of sound banks taken at par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme
diatelv.
~ Orders addressed to JAMES WINTER, Box 35S Nash
ville Tenn. will be promptly attended to.
JAMES ?. WINTER, Manager,
Tiy2lwGtw MACON Ga.
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EDUCATIONAL..

TIE srhoo bf HeTa IL 10 bassent 81 Ne Esu Ahfcen
ChuFeh. sih Be - spense MoNDAN. rsHsf %
eafrsAn&A fhose desiFnG infFmasan b rtssrd fns
sAafAcef q ne sehosi rssFed ia fsmsr patFonA
tsnss--tssi dgiiAis hafFsT gRr3ss q - s.sks
aaEte~dts c. HEOkE a. q.
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DIED.

DIED.
suddsny, at Epperson Springs, Nashville, Tenn,
Wednesday morning. August 14th, Of inflammation Of the
bowels and Dropsy with the Of which been
sf ced for many ears Mrs. AMIRA B. wife of James T.
Ps city and only daughter OF the late Capt Daniel
Coffin, Of Buxton, Me.
IN Y. and n. England papers please copy.1
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NOTICE no STONKHOLDERS.

OFFIUE NASHVILLE q NUKTHW knItkN X. X. co.
NASHVILLE, 18th august, 1856
TTNHE STOCKHOLDERS On the Nashville and NOrthwest-
i ern Rsn Road Company hereby notified that the
annual meeting Of Stockholders will be he Huntingdon.
Carroll County the rst Monday beihg he LIST day)
September next
Stockholders notified and requested present In
person or by proxy. II. L CLAIBORNE
auV14 - and Trea-,r-
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A WrTTr ToAsz.-Ata late sremsn's supper st
Burlington, Edward Bradley gave the following
toast:
ladies Of '56--Ike ths hrsman's bucket, sell
hoopsd and, IKE fFemen. delighsing 10 the exhl-
billion Of their hosrr'
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TaDuassoa pIoxv Eoctorv

CAnCSSeC EAObb
AXES Flows Of the best materials and in great variety
1t1 Wrought Iron and Steel Mould Boards; right aud
left hand PloWs
A. w. PUTNAM, Proprietor.
THos, SHARP, Manager.
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IT HEuew LlEht DFsuf b stsAmsr y I'm -
SLIGO, (H4s kgHaN, Master, EI-Naz4u
Eil depart TX The shove s1d fnierns. 3
dats pofts on eAtnrdas, l6 me = a 70 o'sioek
fesht or passage, apply % bad, % 70
angt5 PF HARr0AsTIn.
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NEW B OK s
BAYARD TAYLOR'S WORKS.
PrescOtt's- Historical Works. -
Washington IrVings' Works.

TOOE, NELSON d co. a Union Street. Present the fol.
lowing list Of Books rory Of place in every library:
THE WRITINGS OF BAYARD TAYLOR; "views A
Foot" EIdOradO, !" tourney to Central Africa" she
Lands Of the Saracsn," "A Visit to India China, and
Z Japan" 5 vols.
W. H PREsC0TTS HISTORIES; History Of the Reign
Of Philip the Second, King OF SPAN. vols sTo Con-
quest OF Mexico" vos
THE STATESMANS MANUAL; The Addresses and
Messages Of the Presidents Of the United states 1laug
vols. svo.
WASHINGTON IRvINGS WRITINGS; (i5 vols)
"hi=tory % New Yors, !" = The Sketch Book % Life
and Yoyagesof Columbus and his ComPsn'oT VOLS
&C, &c. rH 81
THE WAVERLY NOVELS; Embracing The authors
Ia directions, &c, complete ia IL volumes, One Of
best edition.:
DR.. SPRINGS CONTRAST; The Contrast between Good
and BAT Men. illustrated BY the 3Ograp by and truths
Of the Bible. All who love good books viii love this
DAVID A. WELLS ANIMALS; The Annual Of scien.
tihc Discovery q volsl IRON 1s5l to 1856 ncusiye)
complete set, making valuable voum-s.
THE MODERN BUILDERS GUIDE; By Minard La
Fever, Architect
THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT; Comprising original
designs u cheap and village residences &c. By
John W. Rtch Architect
THE HEAVENLY HOME.
TGE FAMILY; les Constitution aud Probation.
MACAULAY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND. 4vOls.
THE COMMUNION SABBATH.
SALAD FOR THE SOLITARY.
SALAD FOR THE SOCIAL, by the anthor Of salad for
the Solitary"
EB-With many others equally interesting which on
hand and will be furnis ed at low figures aug1
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Desirable City Residence for Sale.

I'VE undersigned ehscs for sale his residence IN
the tn Wafd Of Nashville, the east side % I3Aas
Maple Street south % he Murf oesboru Turn tsH
pike. The dwelling Il suhstsHual two story brirk
building tneary containing rooms pofehes
kitchen smoke house, and servants roons re
Aspirnni cstefn ~ eet IN diameter ana rs deep
at aehed Ia rear Of thu bull Ing sth Gu tsrs uhch on Il
With little attention. Aadng couSani supply OF rood
water NJ ali tines Besidcs there The Dot cutie naE,
Der a yoIDg ui trees Of the best quality haviag teen
ected With great care and noe bearing fruit large
and eommodious eEetabse 6ardenths vhoie ronfaninr
purchasers may desire.
Such opportunity 70 procure good home extensive
adjacent grounds Is rarely onrcd within The ely sa and
VIII sell en- seccmnodaRg tefuls, have dsssrmins4 70
remove.
for particulars enquire o. A. Nslsen Cts Collector O. W.
Nance, City suTVeyor myself am generally Il Asuas
early In The GorrinE AID Aie IN The essning Uksn s be
pleased 70 shou ne premises 70 ans may call 10 *
KEne FOR themaelv. Ah0 several lots II Lana a. ghs
mouth 81 BrO~Rs Cesst, cen slag fom ~ acres q
the l0t. P0sseastan given inmedl4tely
AaEie-dsokvin. WM L NAECE
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NOrIC
TTNHE Firu Of wATsE GRxSvuLk Co. 20 this city, ard 81
GRANVILLE. saHfla a 60 In Chattanooga. Tssn, vas
dissolved on The iSl last, BY matusi consent
THOMAS 9. WAYNE.
r. A. WATNF.
Ht# q z GRENEiLLE,
Savannah. Jsly Tth. W. Z. sANPLE
TUE undersrned VII continue the Facsarsgs and Gen.
Ensioa ba ines. nndeF the style of TH0s 4 Warsn
Sos and solicit continuance n the 0naEe sxtended %
The late nFn o. Wayne, GrssYi8e Go
savannah. Juiy IN f.usfrl R. WATEE
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NEW GOODS

ID O. NeSARY c. are 0penins this aAy a large ~ Il
II. NEW GOODS -Rib n Laces Esnbraderss coIlnrs
sksrt Bets BsnEs '1n sets = ApplQae Lace Thssr
are nice Feoi~ Ca quiea Or fhsv VII Be- al eon@
Aos4 lsc6, h. O McNART 4 Co
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Carpet Hall Up Stairs.

{ ID @. McNAIRY & CO. will open to-day and TO- morrow
IG' ONE HUNDRED PIECES THREE PLY AND IN
GRAIN CARPET bought at forced auction sale In New
York. These warrant equal in quality and cheaper in
price than any hitherto offered in this market
determined to sell them correspondngly low.
We will at the same time be opening many Goods In
Staple and Fancy lines, and will continue open and
ceve all the Novelties Of the fast they appear
New York K. c. MeNAIRY & CO,
augi5 No Is Colege
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COLEMAN HOUSE

kNOXNILLE, TENN.
IHE undersigned having taken charge o. this large and
amotous House, respectfully solicit and hope TO
merit b raj share % patronage. The house furnished
In the most thorough and modern sty- With view
yenienee and eOmfoF IL Is situated In the heart Of NE
city, convenient 10 ali the basbess and the principal
street An Omnibus is always IN readiness elnFsy pas
sengers 10 and RON the Depot. the arrival and deptr
ture Of the The stage for hontyae Springs arrives
ant departs daily.
rh- abe vii be supplied vh the best the market sords
and pains sid be spared 70 render Ese.is eomiorabs
SIMPSON LAHtER.
ly33 56-6t JOHN EADf.
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FOR THE DISTRICTS.
lst. Dist-N G. TAYLOR. Of Carter.
I'd. " MOSES WHITE, of Knox
Sd. REESE BRABS0N, of Hamilton
4th. w. P. HICKERSON, Of Coffee
9th. ROBERT HAFT0N, Of Wilson.
9Th. q w. II. WISENER, of Bedford.
18th. C. G. GROVE, Of Giles.
9Th. J. N. QUARLES, of Montgomery.
9th. ISAAC r. HAWKINS, of Carroll.
10th. " JOSEPH r. M0SBY, Of Fayette.
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New American Books.

= New supply
o. ne following PoPULAR BOOKS Iust reesisse--
PLURiBUsrAH- % he Aathsr q Doesticks.
ERNEST LIswOoD cAroIins Ice Hs-tL
AL0SE. Asrioa HaflAnd.
TIRE wArcHaAS. JAM.
D0ESTickS and What b. SayE -
HtAwATHA. Less isiiou.
GE0RGIA ScESEs. b q Native esorEiaB.
LINDA ca cline lee hrn,E aF
T. A P0E's Vel An. afe
sALATuIEL- Rev, George crOy.
$40 FoFsssby CHARLES w. SMITH
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OUTHERN LOTTERY!
On the Havana Plan!
More Prizes than Blanks!
1905 PRIZES! 100000 DOLLAnS!
ONLV $4,000 NUHBERS!
PRIZES PAY BE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.

BY AUTHORITY OF TIE STATE OF GEORGIA
CLASS @,
To be Drawn September 18th, 1855.
A Concert Hall, Macon, Ga, under the super.
a intendence OF Col. Geo. VI. Logan and } as.
A. Nisbet. Esq.
Patrons will please examine this Scheme carefuy-com-
pare with any other and it is not the best offered
and the chances to obtain Capitals far better don't purchase
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We insert below the conclusion of a
very able article from the Washington Or
gan, taking glance at the field, since the
elections in North Carolina, Kentucky,
Missouri and Arkansas.
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR TIE STATE,
NELL 8. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, Of Knoz.
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In the National Iatellsgsncsr's report of
last Saturdays proceedings in the Senate
we find the following which may interest
our readers:
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SCH ESiE.

H. $50 prizes, amounting :o.......SIOaU 100
The 5000 prizes of 81 are determined hv the
nnmher which draws til" S3u,DO0 priz--if that
numter should he All odd number, ,heu every
odd nurnbr, ticket i'll the scheme will he entitled
t: 81, in addition to any other prize which III.
ticket may draw.
Purchasers in buying nn equal quantity of
odd a even number ii. Ects will b. certain of
drawing nearly half the cost Of the same with
chances OF cb,ainn" other prizrs.
All those tickets ending Will! 0, 9, 4, c, 2. arc
've'l--u:l those ending Will, /. >. 6, 7, 9, are
odi.
Re'n"mhe, that every prize is drawn, aud pa yu.
bic in !u! wi;i,out do,l,Icticn
III iiizcs OF one lhnu~and do'lars and under
pad immediately Ter the drawing; other prize,
a. tn nsnr! TIA" OF Thirty days.
All conmnnirn; ionsstii.:rly confidential. Th.
anwn Numbers will be fo,wurj.d TO purchaser,
in:'nediiev after ,h' drawing
hoi: Tickets, $5-.ia:vcs S2JO-Quar,ess
s!.25.
P'izo Tickets casiici or renewed in other tick
eta Mt either "fhce. Orders for tickets can be
addressed either 10
5. SWAN * CO., Atlanta, Ga,
orS. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala
July lG. 1856. l3 o.
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GENERAL ELECTIONS

az ENOLN ED, 'iha, the elections 10 he holden
~ OH thr second Monday nnd the dav f,l.
l"w'ng in October nrxt. fer Senator'S and Repre-.
scn,'tivcs i'll the State Legislature, shall lie held
at the fnl"wing places. aud conducted by the
foi!owiiE pers"ns, To wit:
ABBHVILLE DISTRICT.
:. Court House: John W. Lcsly. Jus. A. McCord
John \. Hunter
tV"rrent"': ". II. Brooks. VIM. O. Pursly,
Robert Wilson.
Cdtiaham's: James VI. Carwile, Bail CuI,a
ham, j. Ra.Hsev Bin X.
-, Lo"ndssciile: I. Cunningham, Jamcs Clark,
Wi;lG,m,.i lies
Calh:ua's .MNa: D. n Rogers. NJ. 0 Tall
Elan. ". II. T,yuari. =
DrnGs's: David McC!anc, A. T.. wideman,
A. j Weed
HA::s Asa: Gen. 7. Il. Bradley, c. ".
Spro I'll. J. |. Hears.
GreenEood: Dr. S. V. Cain. James Crisw ell,
Albert Funk
NooariAe: r. T. Tabcr', johnson Sale Peter
Mex cer.
DeaJa1: Augustus Cobb, Robert Jnnes. wm.
Bucman IN.
Ncntfetoacn: William Mad5!ov NoahH Reeves,
Ben ia'min w. at uicr
3. VI if"rd
s"sii1a'Ac: Silus Ray, Thomas Riley. a. II.
Motion.
Fraziersstue: J. W. Frazier, LcEoy Purdy,
Enoch Nelson.
Stoney Point: Win. d. Calhoun, Tbona,
Stacy, Alexander Ii. kur
Moseteys: James q. Willard, Geo l.. Patter.
son, William Trrwi:f.
Cofhrans: james H. Widrman John Chjlcs.
Capt. Rn'rtt l.ites.
Due Ftst Cnrner: james r. McClintcn, VII.
liam Moron, Robrrl W. IIadden
Cokrs6'"y: George a. Allen, F. A. Conuor,
Char!"s s;miiI.
:. Specs Augustus Smith, John Gruvee, John
No>cly.
Bordac'sr: Alexander Laramorc, w. 4. Gro
zier. \ndr,'w GullcLeau.
Long Cane iiEs: J. y. Cochran, T. ]. RoL.
erts. George Nichols
Aount XII Enuch Barmore, Andrew Pruitt.
Ja,nrs PInin.
Do"natds Stare: J. F. Douuu.d, J. n. Sen.
~Iirht. Il. Rrrwnlce
Ninety Sir Depot : r. r. GoIding, ". 3.
Meriwet!'r ThouaS Nichols.
One member TO Congress. one State Senator.
and tive Representatives to he elected The elec.
no" TO be he'd ut each precinct for two duys :;
ihe n'anagers 10 meet at the Court House on
'S"dnes!"y. count the votes, and declare the
-eirc ION, except rs to the memher 10 Congress.
in which they will net required by law
July &c. IS65. l3 ,de
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HELLOl HERE! HELLO!
let Us Fell YOu.
hoM AK &c CoRH

1~@L1Q-- --A---A- OK oo8A,
EH AVE got .!.c ulI-rredrst, biggest cleanest,
AE- sweetest and incest, take care they'll tum-
hl" down on you) lot of Sugars. Coifees, Teas,
Preserves. Molnsses, Rices A,mondscs, Raj
senses, Fishes. Spices, Nutmcgses, Maccaronies
and everything else that people eat drink. and
make use oi that ever WAS open for exhib-
lton and sale III this or any other inland town
Their Stock ~ entirely new, and fresh, having
been selected but few weeks, and from the
best houses i'll tho city; and they intend to do
business upon ii little mere extensive scale than
Lyons: he keeps every thing that (iemflen,ru
iocdr, but they are going to keep every thing
that Ladies and Gentlemen eat: while LYONS
provides for the outer man, they will provide for
the inner man-and it would be well here to re
mark, TINT theirs is not exclusively whole
sale establishment. There will always be so,.,e
one present 10 wal, on those who may want small
quantities. Their object is 10 accommodate all
who may fe' disposed 10 patronize tlrnl barter
and trade for any and everything .l.,. vii! 10 90
eat, drink, or wear. They've salt enough now on
hand 10 salt down the Cincinnati Convention
Soda and Salarutns enough to raise ii again, and
get up slavery excitement, Cigars enough
(get out of the way, Vesuvius, they re r: uf, er
you) to smoke it after it is raised, and Lard
enough to slide Kansas clean into South Carol
ma. where we can make IL slavehoIdiny State ont
OF her. and by that time they'll have Groceries
enough to feed all those who have been fati9ued
by the slide. =.
They invite all who are in the habit now-a-
days of eating and are not afraid of buying any-
thing 'oay so high up above Columbia and
HamGury, to drop i'll for IL few mo,nents and
take look at their stock they are only Il few
steps from the Court House. and ocm1v the
wei! fitted and much enlarged room formerly oc.
cupicd by Mr.. II. S. KERR.
April Q, 1856. 81 #
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CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!

No. Particle Of Herc1,y it!
An Infalli|lc Ec,ncty fer SrTU!uln, Kings Evil,
Ehec,Ir,,;sl,:. Obstinate tn,mncons Eruption..
Pirplc; o. Ios!u.,s Oh the Face, B!O,chrr.
Eo:!s, hgav aAi Fever, Chronic Sore Eyer,
hing Worm or Tltnr, Scnld Head. Enlarge
ment and Pain OF TIE !sJuea nnd Joints. Salt
Rheuml. stubborn Ulcers. %vphilitc Disorders.
and ell Diseases arriving from an I'M udicinr+
Use Of MerS"ry, ]:npyndcnrc in Life, OF IH-
purity of the Blood.
eB- This great al.cratve mcuiei,ic un,{ Fu-
rher OF Blood is no% used by thousands Of CRATE
iul patients from all parts Of tI, United Ssntes,
who testify daily To the remarkable cures rrr>
formed br The creates: Of I'LL medicines, "CAE.
RER'S SPANISH M!XTURE.' Neuralgia.
Rheumatism, S"tuiua Erni'ions IN the Skin.
Liver disease. Frver.. Ulcers, Did Surrf, Atrec-
:;on Of th" Kidneys. Diseases uf the yhrun,,
rcih;:'c C"Inpiain,., Pairs aud Aching vf tho
isonos and Joints, ale sp"-'ilv put to ,light by
"sl':, ':;;!S gTcai and inr*iil:abir remedy.
f"l 81 discusses %: the Blood, nothing has vet
been foand I" cnihuare with it. 1t c'causes tho
system "f al impurities. meta gently and eff
cicnt'y on the Liver ana Kidneys. strcnrthen.
the Di@ralon, gives tone 10 the S;omach. makes
the hNin Clear and healthy, md restores .ln
Conn!i'"t,on. cnicc,lcl by disease or broken
Gown ny t!.s e"crs'ea Of Youth, lo its pristine
vi;:or sud strength:
nr ~" Nis'a'"i "f females it is peculiarly
hPliic:bl'. aa,l y nh"rrv"r II h,;s bccome known
Is regularly prescribed with t,.e hap.e,t ctf.ct..
II inri"Ta.rs the weak a:,d !.iisate,l, and i'm.
parts elasticity TO ,lr "urn.,',, frame clears tn,
skin. aad leaves the patient fresh anil healthy:
single bottle Of ,iiis in-stmnble Remedy IL
worth oil the sn.caicd Sa,saparllns i'll existence.
The large number vi certificates which W,
hnve recrived from persons from all pats of the
United States. is the hsst evidence that there i,
no l:nmbuS ubont it. Thc preex, hotel kccnrI,.
magistrates. p!'ysc;an". AID public men, we'll
kno"n to the community oil add their ,esti,no-
ny t" the wundelf,! effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Ca:i Oh thn Agent and s"t an Almanac, and
read the details %; astonishing cures performed
hy CA&TER'S SPANISH MINrUPE. lin mo,,
Ct: raSrs here everything else had signnl!y c,l)
their fuil insertion.
WI. s. BEERS. & CO., rrurriStor..
~. %hl, broadway, New York,
10 "'i!nin ail orders must i,e addressed,
in7 sale by druggists mn. t'o,,i.,ry Merchant,
IN all parts .: ;!:e United Statvs AM the Cana
t:us, anG by
MAEn!Aw ( IruS, ALh& vile {: H.,
Carr 4 JoErs, C.aHs!,ur",
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