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The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
SHEATH g ARNOLD,
No. T1S.
DRUGS & MEDICINFSl

DRUGS & MEDICINES
TIL O MP S n e BoRRADAI5r
% Importers and Wholesale I;eeisrs in
S=Ss5 Il GS, PaIE.SI NJ Ed * IS, &C. &c sc
~ Just received per clipner shils F}yg7yav F,.r
%-sA wind, Derby and SHeepsia1os- - ~
1iosetier's RerS Pastel. de ror;s.
Volts Scheidam Sehnarrs k.us-arr Iipiment.
Bay Rum; Alcohol Atyvorfts rstert--,-
Hops. 1r5s growth, saiTarfar:
Cream Tartar, pure i, ToUnsend's Sarsanayilia.
ariaTic Acid Sard-,
Castor Oil. in bbls and btis, Gnvsoti's
Jamaica Ginger, RuFs
Browns Ext Ginger; ca Jgnirer:
Yellow Wax: Ta= ui,frrv I,,i-s Grand =
Bslsam Copavia. Feather nrster.: -
Iodide OF Potash: gilijar' haik.
Adhesive Plaster, Meats Fco. on.
Cooper's Isinglass, Lard OH. wiatrF strained
Lyons Flea Powder: Gam She! !is-.
Gum Arabic: Candle Wictigg
Herbe Corn %trr-h
Boiled Oil: Brown Wirdscr -os,
Ionger s. Fields Writing IoA Wine f.e+i-q
Leech Jars; Sarq4tari,is'
Together with coinpleaassorflIerf of Toilet nriiciss
required for The trade.J THONP53N s B0READAILE.
JuneG-Sm Sacrams n.o, No. l5l, cor aud eib SIS.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20

CAMP MEETING.--We understand that the
M. i. Church win hold Camp Meeting on
the Red Dog road, mile and a half from this
place. about the middle of the next month";
rhe arrangements are already made, place Sc,
iected &c
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
gsEWADA Tas8AgAn.

L P. FRISBTE respectfully informs his friends and
fellow citizens that he has concluded an engagement
tor . limited period, with
MR.. E. s. CONNER,
The popular American Tragedian and Comedian, and
MRS. E. s. CONNER,
Late Miss Charlotte Barncs) the fayorite American
Actress and Authoress, recently from the principal
theaters in the States who will make their first ap-
appearance before Nevada audience on FRIDAY
EVENING, June Goth, as Macbeth and Lady Macbeth
in Shakspeares play Of that name, together with Mr.
W. H HAMILTON. the Irish Comedian and Vocal
ist his first appearance here; Messrs. D. v Gates.
Mitchell, Dumphries, W hte Lovett Mayo and Franks
Also, Mrs, W H. Hamilton, late Miss Hamblin her
first appearance here Miss Grey, Miss Hudson, and
Miss Adelaide the favorte Danseuse, with other aux
iliares
Friday evening, June goth. 1855.
The performances will commence with Shakspeare's
play of
MAC Il z TH!
with all the Music, by NJ. Locke, Esq)
NJ MACBETH ..................MR E S. CONNER.
LADY MACBETH. MRS Z. s CONNER
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
Flour.

"AXALL and GaIlego Flour in bbis Also, eufosk K
Flour /, tins expressly for family use, for sale
fcr Cash By = i GREslORX MsIa street.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20

DIED-In this city, June 18th OF Qunsy, JAMES
II. JONES, of Meadville, Pa, aged p years.
MARRIED.-At Alpha on the 18Th inst. by G. W. Tall
man Mr. o WALKER to Miss MARY ANN TuPPER, of Alpha
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persona hsv;,e
~ claims against the estate cf Peter Gilman. de-
ceased late OF Nevada county, State Of California "a
pIesentthe same with the necessary vouchers to ma
at my Office in Nevada, within Tea months for, Ttro
lQth or be forever barred from any benefit o said
tate s. I'm A {. FELT Public Adn;nis.raicr
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20

After which Mrs. E. S. Conner will recite Collins
oDEON THE PASSIONS,
With the original music and appropriate action
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
UNITED STATES BREW z r 2.
Head Of Main street. Nevada.

dodd sHeelI
TT1HE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to furnish the public
Il at their mandatory with the best qualify Of
LAGER BEER
Put up bottles legs to suit the wants OF purchasers
Country orders promptly attended to the shortest
tce Oriers left with the Union Bakery, Commercial
Street will receive my prompt attention.
je20-tf FRANCS SHEIIH0RN, PROPRIETOR.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
CAUTION OTHE PUBLIC

CDl-PLO WCLEE.
Sole Imported and Manufacturer,
IS, % ard - Beaver st. New YORK
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-12
NEW ROCKS

We are indebted to the publisher, Redfeld, 81
Breekman street, New York, for handsomely
bound copy of Yoskum's HISTORY OF Texas, from
its FIRST settlement to its nnexaton to the United
States, in two volumes. This work we have but
recently noticed in our paper.
Als) the KSIGHTs AND THEIR DAYS, by Dr. Do
ran, author of the +" Times of the Queens of Eng.
land Of the House of Hanover, ""Tsble Traits,
"Habits aud Men," ETC.
For sac by w T. Berry & Co.
The BIBLE IN THE WORKSHOP OR CHRISTIANITY
THE FRIEND OF LABOR; by Rev John W. Meas.
WESTWARD EXPIRE; or The GREAT DRAMA Oh
HUMAN PRoGREss, by E. L. Magoon, author Of
Proverbs for the People, etc.
TIT FOR TAT, reply to Died, by lady of New
Orleans
BREAD TO MY CmLUREN by Mrs. Ellen Key
Bunt.
The above inter sting works have been laid on
our table by W. T. Berry e. Co., who have them
on hand. We have not had time to examine these
works, bat see them very favorably noticed by the
press.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-12

ID RoNCHITIs, LARYNCIrIs. snd other diseases o. The
ID Chest and Throat successfully treated By the saA
TON or INDICATED VAPoRs PowpERs, BY Absorpuon
aud treatment as practced a, NE
tons, and Chronic Diseases generally win receive the atteR-
oa Of the Physicians 20 whom such may have been sspe-
The unprecedented which has attended this
hod treating diseases the Lnngs and Throat has in
dueed rs 70 depart from usual course, aud avail ctis,
ofths Press, IN order TO bring u TO the know edre
may be aborrg under predisposed 20 such
The dawn Of brighter day has length arrived for the
CoBsumpye The doctrine of the incurabtiy Of Consump
length passed away have indabable proofs
in possession, cOnsEpoz stages can BE-
erred In the hrst By tubercuar absorption in the second
by the transformation into ehay and cacarous
connections in this third By cieairces Those we'd
ded to the past assert that Cunsumpon is
incursbe sueh behind ago. To all his great truth
mustbe apparent medicines inhaled in the form of
vspor or Powder directly into the Lungs more
snsca Than that taken into the Stomach where disease
docs not exist.
The advantage of Inhalation Consumption and Throat
directly to the Lungs where disease exists; the stomach
Is thus len ree TO aid in restoring, BY administering il
Inhalation Will not reaehI The MEANS too are brought
within reach Of al the manner Of administering vapors
oelng 50 mat me invalid never required leave
home, where the hand friendship ard afscon tends 40
much TO aid the PHYSICIANS eaOrts.
The Inhaling method is soothing, safe and speedy and
consists in the administration medicines in such man
vapo produce their action seat Of the disease It
practical destined TO revoutiOnize the mede
world and establish the entire durability Of Consumption
earnestly appeal tho sense OF All afflicted
lung Diseases embrace ofInba
stomach. claim for Inhalation place among the priceless
gifts and hath given US, that days NAV be
long in the land,n and the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE C0NSUMPTIVR.
method not only RATIONAL but simple, and elcacious.
Such Of the profession that have adopted Inhaaon
found ecaei0us In the highest degree arresiBg The pro-
gress the disease and working wonders an deper
ate cases. in verify, triumph flour A this fell de-
stroyer Of our Species
NorE-Phy wishing make themselves acquainted
with this practice, informed, being
we can only reply as 70 ingredients used 10 such ieers
hat contain Fee. Tine fee in all pulmonary aec
hA ulEIsr rlah
zines and nru will be forwarded Zee in other
Eases, will be from s. 10 $40.
Applicants will state occupation, married sin
zle how long affected il any hereditary diseases exists in
he family, and symptoms generally Let name town.
md State, be plainly written Postage for answers
nustbe enclosed Letters when registered by the Postmaster
ire at our risk. All letters mnsl be addressed,
WALLACE MERTOUN,
cct26-6m s. NJ Institute, n v CITY,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-12

DR. CALENDER We see by card in the Pat
riot, although no editorial announcement of the
fact has been made that DR.. CALENDER has retired
from active editorial labor on that paper and re-
sumed the practice of his profession. We shall be
very sorry TO sever editorial association with
the Doctor; for our long newspaper life has intro
duced US to nc pleasanter gentleman. The veteran
SMITH, whom no hard work breaks down snd no
bad luck disconrages, remains at the head of the
Patriot, to continue to deserve good fortune and
fame.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-12
THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION

Met at Savannah, Ga. on Monday last. The
papers publish long list of the delegates in at
tendance. Those from Virginia are about Il0
States of Virginia, Maryland Alabsms, Tennessee,
Texas, South Carolina, Louisiana, Florida and
Georgia, are Represented. Delegates from other
States were expected Officers were elected and
COMMITTEES appointed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-12

OF The London Times was established in 1875,
by John Walter, and inherited by his son, now a
member of Parliament 1t is valued at 81, 74O 900.
Its principal editor hiss annual salary of SIS 600
and its Paris correspondent $4,000. Irs adver
tissments, it is estina ted, yield it 100000
year, one firm alone paying $3.50, 600 year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-12

We will give our daily paper ore year snl Ii
brsry edition of the British Poets to the writer
who will furnish our carriers wah the best Christ
mas Address. All authors contending for the pre-
mium win please have their productions at our of.
fee, resdy for inspection, by the 10th instant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-12
PENMANSHIP,


AIR. DOI.BEAR, from ~ his Academy In
Nl New Orleans respect fully informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of ~ H&4 Nashville thathe
viii give lessons In WRIT M-N9<M ING, the saloon
THOMPSON, No AZ Union In few lessons
Ladies' taughtto write in neat easy and rapid manner
Gentlemen bold, rapid business style. Hours from
A. NJ. and from to p. M, and from TO at night.
Persons from the country can finish their lessons In one
week.
As Mr.. d: viii time to call families, he hopes
that Join his Glasses will make early appea
ton. sd
To persons sequanted with It's merits his system of writing
needs but those not acquainted with IT,
Mr. D. refers the following remarks and testimonials In
stead Of teaching Penmanshp merely initiative Art
experience of 20 has enabled him reduce to the
certainty Of Science that being guided by knowledge,
instead Of random practice pupils from to 60 years OF age
in a short time learn TO write with
EASE, ELEGANCE AND RAPIDTTY
So Is his system and uniform Its success that
witnessing its several hundred pupils in this
place, lamented Alfred Hume Observed consider it
but justice say that believe II only the best system
but the only deserving the nameor by strict attention
the rules given person may 10 short time, acquire
q free, rapid and elegant hand"
Such Mr. believes will be the opinion of all who test its
merits and experience of above u years. (mosy in New
Oreans) since the shove opinion expressed, Mr.. ID.
hopes aetracted nothing from the merits Of his SYSTEM
his skill in teaching il.
M See Mr.. Doibears large Circular TnoVI4-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-12

Ambassador, Cairo
Commerce, Coal Mines.
Bears IN PoRr-Dr Robertson, Isaac Shelby,
Hartsville Aida, Humboldt and Swallow.
BOATS LEAvNG.-Ths day at 4 o'clock, P. NJ,
Dr. r 1bertson, for Memphis; City of Huntsville,
mail racket, at II O'Clock; Swallow, for Cincinnati
at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
Bolrs FxPEorlD.-Thi5 day La Co.'s, from
pm urgh Ranger, from Cincinnati Dunleath, do
Netue Miller dc. City of Huntsville Cairo.
BUsmLss-QIite active throughout the entire
day yesterday, with a promise to be equally 50
for the next Facilities for ipment and passage
to every point perfectly reliable and at low rates
WEATHER AND WATER Clear and warm; water
six feet on shoals and rising.
CrScrSKAr1 PAcKErs.-Ths line of packets have
now resumed their regul,r trade. Now in port
and will be off pos lively the favorte packet Swal
low at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. All who once travel
with Capt Frazier, are satisfied they are with q
gentlemsnly and courteous commandant, as well IS
being in coniortall, quarters on crack craft,
that will carry them to Cincinnati in good time
STEAMBOAT ExpLosIoS.-Tne steamer Kentuc-
XIV, at Smiths landing on the Ohio, exploded on
Saturday, the 7th inst, bursting her larboard
steam pioe Seventeen persons in all were scald-
ed-ive slightly, twelve seriously, three of whom
have srcs died Cause of explosion, fourteen
inches of the copper pipe, directly connecting
with the iron piston Of the pipe, was found de-
fectve, six or seven inches were almost like dross.
This boat was new and on her second trip.
Ga the oh December, feet 10 inches water in
ths channel at Pittsburg Weather clear and
moderate.
CoIustoK-The steamers Il. F. Sass and Me
tropois came in collision on the Ohio, near IRON
ton on Sunday nigh last The Sass was cut down
to the hull, but not crippled.
Capt. Jessee Johnson's new steamer Jas. John.
son, departed from Louisville for New Orleans Oh
the 10th inst.
Steamer Princess from this port, arrived a
Louisville on the l0thinst.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-12

tR- The second anniversary meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Assc citation will be held
at the McKendIee Church TO night. Addresses
will be delivered by W. J. PORTER and Rev. ]. B.
INTERIM. We presume there will be large az
teudance
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-12

AN IRON WAR STEAMER FOR THE VICERoY OF
EGrPT.-There is now in progress of construction
at East Boston an Iron steam ship of war intended
for the Viceroy of Egypt. She is ZIG feet long,
81 feet wide and 81 feet deep-being the lrgest
iron vessel ever built 10 the country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-12

OF The friends and scquaintsnces of JEssE
THOMAS are requested TO attend the funeral of his
mother, Mrs. MIOAH THOMAS, On Saturday morn
ing, December 18th, at the First Presbyterian
Church, at 10 o'clock. Divine service by Rev. DR..
EDGAR.
Her interment viii take place at the family
bnrying ground, miles from Nashville, on the
Lebanon turnpike.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-12
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI ann
NASHVILLE DACKETS

49, THE new light draught steamer
LSslA&k%G GEN. PIKE, WIN FULLER. Master I ~lAf..h
being expressly built for this trade,
WIN All The modern improvements with the light draught
sn6siannch and new steamer SAMUEL p HIBBERD,
GRACE, Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuing season between the above porsone of the boats
being IN port week. These boats being command
OF old and experienced Communicates and with superior
facilities for passengers and eights socs OF pub
lac patronage For passage freight apply board or TO
oct26-6m Rrnnet st,e.,
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Edy~ The Jews Of London intend to commem-
crate the event of Hebrew Lord Mayor by a
public testimonial the nature of which is not yet
decided on
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-12

UNIVERSALLY MEETING.-The second An
n niversary Of the Young Mems Christian Association of
Nashville will be held at the McKendree Church PRIDAY
EVENING, DEC. l9TH, a7 o'clock at which addresses will
be delivered by Brother W. j. PoHTER of the Association
and Dr. J. B. McFerrn, BdtOr of the Nashville ChrstiaR
ADVOCATE, 10 which the public respectfully invited.
decl0--td LECTURE COMMITTEE
FRESH OYSTERS.
INRBSH Oysters, packed in ice just received, -
and for sale at rs cents and 81 so per half lal
and can. ADAMS & EVES, NkS9
decII--lf Deaderick street. wv
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~ We direct attention to the sale OF LELL
YETTE, EwIsG, & Co., on Monday next A very
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SOLID OUT

TNHE undersigned While they tender their thanks 10
their friends the city and country Tor the liberal
patronage extended to them for several years pasb hn
nouuee that thew have sold their entire stock OF Books
&C One Of the firm having formed new business asso-
citation 10 Knoxville Tenn, will remove thher with the
stock. We anxious to make final and complete
settlement Of our old business and with thai view
specifuly urge all those indebted to to call Of No A.
Union street. sud psy up their accounts without delay
The books and accounts viii be found at the old stand for
settlement. T00N, NELSON co,
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE, /
NlsrvrtIn Heo n 1eER

a11s1Flll15 U5o IL ISoos J :
coTToN-sales n Johnson q Horne's Of 50 bales at
10 5000 IS. KS
coFFEE-Java iS9ls; Laguyra l48Is; Rio Il9l3.
suGAk.-New orieans bbi Il9ls hhds Io0.se.
MoLASsEs,-New Orleans soc Sugar House 7sc.
sALf.-ssek, fine, % IS; Coarse sI75.
bAcoN-Hams 99Ioc. Shoulders Gs97e. Sides 797ke.
WHIskY.-ohio 339s5c... -Nashyille &c. - es,
WHEAT.-eo cts.... Corn 40 cents y bushel.
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o. The population Of Paris doubles in about
sixty years, aud that Of London in about forty,
and that of New FORK in about twenty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-12
DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
- u - SALE. -

DRICK RESIDE &c 6, No. 100 Cedar street Lotfronts
ID ~ feet Cedar street, and extends back Dol feet to
80 feet street. Free of taxston. .-.s .
Brick House, corner of Hynes and Knowles streets,
West Nashville. Lot fronts 80 feet Knowles streets,
and extends back the line OF Hynes street. l52 feet to
q 20 feet alley
Frame Residence, No 40 South Summer street. Lot
fronts SO feet Summer street. and extends back 40 feet
more to q Is feet alley.
Brick Residence, No. rs. North Summer street.
Two beautiful Cottage Residences in Ewings Addition
each lot fronting IS feet Ewing Avenue and extending
back 1870 feet to 10 feet alley Price and terms Of pay
ment extremiy liberal. $500
Brick Residence with eight Rooms, Porcbes, &c, with
Grape Arbor Carriage House. Stables and Cisern, cor
ner of Washington and Pearl Streets South Nashville Lot
fronts los feet Pearl street and extends back S0et
the line of Washington street. to ~ feet alley.
Doube Frame House Grundy street. West Nashville.
Lot fronts 50 feet on Grundy street
Persons wishing to procure home, capitalists de.
string opportunity for profitable Investments, are
invited TO call at the office OF the undersigned and learn
full particulars relating TO the above list Of property
s-fIoQ A. B. SHAEKLAHD
aug2-H. bssl Office No. IS Cherry street.
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Onn ACRES If splendid land lyingon the South
ONJo side of the M c. Railroad, "a miles from
Nashville, u from Lavergne Depot 675 acres under o
good cedar fence and in high state OF cultivation On
this land are two comfortable Dwellings two Gins, Out
houses al good fine Orchard Of choice Fruit, num-
Der of excellent Springs, and is raversed BY never
falling stream Of water.
This Tract for richness of soil and beauty of location is
not surpassed if equaed nRutherord county and is well
adapted to the growth Of Cotton Corn, and small Grain
and taking into consideration its contguy TO the Railroad
Depot where there good Schools good Mills, good
Churches and variety Of Shops &C., we think it very
desirable place indeed Also 100 of cedar at
venient distances which will be sold with the above.
will sell altogether divide to suit purchasers on
nodatng terms Apply on the premises CT to the sub
scriber at Lavergne Tennessee.
ar55-tw&wH CHARLES L. NELSON.
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APOLLO AND DIANA

APOLLO AND DIANA,
Together with the following Groupes and Statues in Caara
Marble-Ofthe
Struggle for the Heart,
Venus and Apple; Psyche;
Magdalen Child Of the Sea;
Innocence; Captive Bird;
and Little Truant;
works in Bronze and collection of several
hundred FINE OIL PAINTINGS, by leading Artists.
the subscribers whose received previous to The
Twenty-eighth of January, 1857,
when the Distribution will take place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Every subscriber Of THREE DOLLARS is entitled 20
copy the splendid Steel Engraving SATURDAY NGHT,
a copy ABT JOURNAL year, and Ticket in the
Annual Distribution Of Works of Art
Thus, for every 50 paid not only gets beautiful
Engraving Magazine year. but also receives the Art
Journal year. and Ticket in the Annual Distribution,
making four dollars reading matter besides the
Ticket by which valuable painting piece OF stauary may
be received In addition.
Those who prefer Magazines 10 the Engraving Saturday
Night have either the following year HaTpeT's
Magazine Godeys lady's Book, United States Magazine,
Magazine, Southern Literary Messenger.
is restricted to single share Those taxing I'VE
member ships, remng SIS entitled to six Engra1ngs
and six tickets in the distribution five OF the Mag
aZines, one year, and sixtickets. ~.
Persons renting funds for membership, will please
register the letter ut the Post Office 70 prevent loss on re-
ceip Of which, certificate Membership together with
Engraving Magazine DESIRED will be forwarded 10
part Of the county.
For further particulars, the November Art Journal,
sent free application. For membership, address
G. L. DERBY, Aetuary, G. A. A.
34s Broadway New York. Western Office, I66 Water ST.,
nov22 Honorary Secretary, Nashville, Tenn.
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CHkstRsros, Dec. 8.
CoTToN-There quite animated inquiry for this ar
tee today-phces angling full for the lever and about
advance the nner gaes the sales having amounted
1898 bales. - - F7F'Eflss
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Relief
Dresden, Weakly Co., Tenn, Dec. u, 1885.
Jeptha Gardiner OF the above place, do pubsh, tkaf
for many years boon afflicted with Rheumatism aad
evening Of December 3th le5, while walking
my yard, fell with violence The ics bruisin
pan very badly further certify, that above
day Mr. John J. Benedict, travelling agent OF Railway
Co.. arrived al this place, and hearing OF my heavy
the terrible complaint that afflicted recommended ne
apply Roadway Ready Reiisi, which did, and a VarT
Tune the pain ceased, the sSsing abaed, aad
nov walk without the uf cane, free from
pain. have tried several other remedies, no
relief In cases OF extreme pain Hallway Ready Relief Is
preferable all other remedyes any
truth This certificate, let Them call my residences
Dresden, Tenn, ahd Wdl give iua
Information. JkPihA GARDINER.
For years Mr.. Gardiner had suffered ortaring ans
OF Rheumatism. tie unable walk The aid 81
stick. 2gtI OF December be tried the K r.
Relief. the 3Ist could walk without aid and from
pain Let si who crippled bed ridden think ths