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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17

The New York Republican state Convection,
SYRACUSE Sept. 10, $50.
Delegates pouring In from all quarters Eyey dis.
trict in the State win be represented Mr. Crime leads
the van for Governor. Henry B. Stanton OF Senss or
Henry r. Seldom Of Monroe will probably be nominated
for Lieutenant Governor. 7. B. Baker, Of washineou
county, will probably be nominated for Canal Comms.
sioner. Wesley Baey's chances for Inspector Of Stab
Prisons are good and Mr.. Hicks Of Livingston, stand
well for Clerk OF the Court Of Appeals The delegate,
appear disposed to do whatever peace and harmony may
require.
Massachusetts, Republican State Convention
WORCESTER, Sept. 10, 1855
The Republican State Convention u well attended, Ho
mer Bartlett OF Lowell presiding. Among the Vice Pre-
sdents are Josiah Quincy, Samuel Hoar, and Charles
The Fremont American Convention, which was alss
numerousy attended, chose Luther j. Fletcher ofLowe
resident.
The Republican Convention vas addressed by Hon. N
2. Banks, urging union and harmony
In the afternoon both the Republican and American
Conventions united electoral ticket as foows-A
Iarge-Julus Rockwell and Thomas Colt, Of Pitsfeld
Dstricts-John Vnson Of Edgartown, Azarah Wheeler o
North Bridgewater George R. Russell Of West Roxbury
George Odiome and Lucius B. Marsh Of Boston, George
Devereux of Salem, James NJ Usher Of Medford j. Mes
VI LOWcA, w. hnOWlton OF WOOSTER, CnArle6 FOR
bes Of Northampton, and Franklin Ripley of Greenfield
Previously the American Freemonters had nominated
Dayton for Vice President in the place Of Johnson and
pledged themselves to labor for the reelection Of the
TO the Senate The Fremont Americans also pledged
ems elves to hold Congressional and County Conventions
the same day with the republicans with view to
union.
The question then came up In the republican Conven
ton adopting the American State ticket Including
Gardner for Governor. This question debated II
length until at the evening session. the minority opposed
to Gardner appeared determined to stave of the question
and there was considerable excitement and confusion.
Finally motion adopted that the republicans would
nominate State ticket This Ia satisfactory 70 the Fee
Americans and ensures the united vote Of both par
ties for the Fremont ticket.
Republican Movements In New jersey.
TRENTON Sept. 10, 1856
The Republican stste Convention to nominate an eec.
toral ticket meets tomorrow In this city. Georgew.
Curtis Of New York. addressed large republican met
Ing here last evening, at which much enthusiasm vas
exhibited
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Markets.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 10, 1856.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvana bs s2x; Reading Rail-
road, 49,; Long Island Railroad 1897; Morris Canal
14k; Pennsylvanis Railroad, 49k
NEw ORLEA,s Sept. is, 1855.
Cotton unchanged sales to day, 1000 bales. Lard In
terces, 1870. Sterling exchange o. per Ct premium.
BcFFAIo, sept 16-lP. NJ
Flour dull-Salcs 400 bbs. double extra Indiana at
80 rs 80 ST. Wheat iower-saes coo bushels at 81 ls
for Chicago spring and 81 ~ for prime white Michigan
Corn unchanged-sales 10, 600 bushels at 53c Canal
freghs 10 New York hrmer-1sc for corn and &c for
wheat. Receipts yesterday 10023 bbls -four l2l eco
bushels wheat; and IL 500 do. corn
BurAIo Sept. 16-6P. NJ
Four-Far demand for the better grades, the market
hyoring buyers; sales, 100 bbs, % So for choice
Michigan, and 80 rs 80 81 for and double extra
Ohio and Iowa. wheat 10 YER sses 80 600 bushels at
Is 10 for Chicago spring; 81 30 for red Illinois 70
arrive and 81 A. Tor prime white Mchxan. Corn dull
sales is 600 bushels at 52c SOC. Receipts TOR the
twenty four hours ending al noon today bbls
-FOUR bushels wheat 52l bushels corn 600
bushe. oats Canal exporx-52,o75 bushels wheat,
u, $50 bushels corn.
CHICAGO, Sept l6-6P. NJ.
Wheat unchanged Shipments TO Buffalo, IL 900 bush :
els TO oswego s. 900 bushels; and Kingston 500
bushels. Corn unsettled Shipments Buffalo, 100 600
bushels. freighs, lie. for corn to Buffalo.
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Az ACTUAL SToP AT LAsr.-Yesterday we
received the following note from the South -

received the following note from the South -
SILVA, tAiabama, We suppose, Sept 10, 1856.
To Tny EDITOR uIE NKw York HERALD
wrote 10 you several weeks ago, requesting the dis.
COT tinrancc Of my subscription 70 your paper I am
wiling for you 10 retain the Incorporated portion OF my
advance payment, bot I not willing 10 read your
paper or receive IT, You will therefore, oblige me by
moi sending again. We intend 10 defeat Fremont At the
ballot box but should unfortunately fall 70 do So
we determined he shall not rule over us Respect
July, b. y. sAFF0LD.
ASswrR-When b. r. Saifold sent us the
money for certain period. his money was good,
and we sent him the HERALD. II was contract
on both sides. We will not stop the HERALD
until the time is up. IL any article In the
HERALD don't suit him, he can skip il over and
read the rest. lie will always get his money !
worth, and we neither break contracts nor allow
Others to break them.
Furthermore, we intend 10 defeat Buchanan at
the ballot box but If we should unfortunately
fail TO do so, we are determined TO submit TO the
infection, and allow him to rule over us quietly.
All other doctrines are unconstitutional, absurd
and silly. This lie constitutional, and Mr.. s.
mus. .ulmit,
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oUR GENERAL NEWS AGENTS RrroRr.

BuHMoREE Sept 10, 1855.
Our city filling with delegates 10 the Wing National
Convention and strangers. Most Of the hotels
flowing ans large sccessons expected In the morn
n.y. Accredited delegates here from twenty Eve
States, leaving only Iowa, Arkansas, Texas California,
Wisconsin and Michigan unreprcsented From Virginia,
North Carolina, Maryland, New York, and Pennsylvania
hundreds here The hall OF the Mechancs Institute
has been maenHcenuy fitted up, and Monument square
10 decorated for q meeting en- Thursday night
powerful address will be issued TO the people
o. the Union Among the prominent men here,
are Francis Granger and Washington Hunt Of New York
David Paul Brown, OF Pennsylvania George Lunt, Of
Massachusetts,; william G. Rves, Of Virginia. Governor
Morebead Of Kentucky Augustin H. Sheppard, or North
Carolina; and Edward c. Bates, OF Missouri.
There great enthusiasm and great confidence amongst
the delegates The Virginia. North Carolina and Georgia
delegates claim those States for Fillmore beyond doubt
Those from Louisiana, Kentucky, Tennessee and Mary.
land assert that there no, ghos, Of chance for Bu-
cbanau there.
The mass meeting in favor Of Fillmore 10 night is very
large. The different ward clubs marched in procession
with transparenccs, nc. Hon. W. II. Stevens. OF Ten.
nesee George A. Pearce, Of Maryland and other speak
ers were amongst them.
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The United States brig Ianbriogc, Lieutenant com.
mandlng q. y. N. npotswood forty ono days from Rio
Janeiro arrived at the Quarantine ground on Thursday
night all well board The Banbri ge has been ON the
Braz station for the last eighteen months The following
10 Lat Of her officers Lieutenant C. " n spotswood
Commander. Iieutenanis-C. r. Fleming, Jos 4. Day,
VIM. 6win, r. T. Chapman. Purser-Thos. II. LOCKER.
Surgeon-John Rudenstsn. The cambridge brings des-
patches FOR government from the United States Minister
at Brazl.-Norfoh Herald, SsJt 10.
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The WING or Fillmore National Convention
mt Baltimore.
from orR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

from OR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
BALTIMORE, Sept l6-sP.M.
Judging by the tremendous rush at the hotels the
Resurrcctonist Wing Convention tomorrow will be
largely attended. The Executive Committee has been in
session all the day They say hcrc delegations from
twelve States, and that all but California wiscon
sin, Texas, Iowa, Michigan and Arkansas will be
represented.
50 far, no prominent men have arrived. The only
men Of any distinction who have reported themselves are
Governor Hunt OF New York. Senator Bell Of Tennessee;
Judge Bates Of Missouri and Mcssrs Graham and More
head, Of Kentucky Neither Everett Winthrop are
ported, but many win come on BY the morning trains.
The Convention meets 10 morrow at IL O'Clock, and
some Of the Baltimore papers have actually had enter
prise enough TO engage reporters The proceedings
10 be wound up By great mass meeting Thursday
evening.
One hears nothing talked OF but the favorable chances
Of Fillmore and the desperate state OF affairs with Bu
chanan but nevertheless, am told that the sentiment
in the South Is not much enlisted FOR any Of the cand
dates and that OF those nomination their rst choice
Buchanan, and second Fremont.
The Convention win be unanimous In lis support Of
Fillmore. large Fillmore torchighi procession has just
paraded the streets Several Of the venerable old liners
are enjoying themselves mueica free and easy lager
bier saloon. Funny old codgtrs.
In Of the election going into the House OF Repre-
sentaivcs. the democratic plan s said 10 be 70 retire,
leave the House without quorum, and lei the election
90 BY default in favor or Breckenridge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17

A FRESH SPLIT AMONG THE DEMocRAcY.-Af
ter all the pains and penalties Of parturiton the
democratic party Of this great metropolis has
again split into two sections, and that before the
election. Tammany Hall brings forth twins for
the Mayoralty, and we presume that the vein will
run through all the qualifications down to the
primary formations. We rather think the demo-
cracy must be on its last legs when it splits be-
fore election. Formerly the party kept together
until after election for the division of the spoils
aud then quarrelled over the spoils of the
kitchen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17

RIGHTS OF FOREIGNERS IN FRANCE.-We per-
ceive, by recent decision of the Imperial Court
of Paris, that debt contracted in his own coun-
try by foreigner cannot be recovered against
him in France, unless on bill Of exchange held
by the creditor himself, or properly endorsed by
him to another in the regular course Of business,
and before the bill becomes DUE The following
is the case to which we REFER
Mr. LAME Murray, English gentleman obtained In
London March, 1889, loan Of Ell 900 sterling from Dr.
Murray took up his residence in Paris and paid some
portions Of the amount together with the interest on the
whole sum up 70 isss since wncn nme ne has paid no
named Josseaume notified to Mr. Murray that the bill had
been lorna ly transferred to him by DR.. Elotsoa and
he obtained from of the courts authorization make
provisional seizure Of Mr. Murray's furniture secur
ty for the payment Mr. Murray took proceedings TO
have the seizure aside the tribunal after hearing
what he and Josseaume had 10 say decided as the
debt owing by Murray had been contracted in England
and to an Engshman and as the bill in question had not
been endorsed to In the regular
but transferred to him long after had become due,
be could rot according to French law proceed against
Mr. Murray before French court and that, consequent
y, the seizure of the furniture void Josseaume
appealed to the Imperial Court against this decision but
was confirmed.
This decision is consonant with justice and
common sense. Were the laws Of France to per-
NIT of the indefinite transfer Of old pecuniary
claims, no foreigner would venture to visit it,
from the apprehension that the vindictiveness Of
some disappointed claimant might follow in his
wake and place him in position Of embarrass-
ment from which he could not easily extricate
himself Many suit that could no; be sustained
at home, might, in such case, be decided in ia
vor Of plaintiff who had no just grounds for his
claim. In Italy the law is the same in principle
with that Of France, q similarity which it owes
to the Code Napoleon, which substituted in SO
many instances the dictates Of reason for the alb
surd technicalities of the old Roman laws.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17
Fire In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. Is, 1855.
Three grain warehouses on Water street. owned by 8.
B. Pomeroy, George W. Dale and Charles Woodwork,
were burnt yesterday and ninety thousand bushels Of
grain lost which principally owned by Messrs Pome.
oy, John p Chaplin, Van 0hpda Gale and williams &
Brother The total loss amounts TO one hundred thou
sand dollars. Mr.. Pomeroy Is insured but about the
others we have not ascertaned.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s, 1885,.
Senator Bell, owing 10 political engagements made for
him at home will not be able attend the National vhg
Convention. he left to-day for Tennessee.
Colonel Bradley has arrived here bringing despathes
from China to the government
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To the Public.

Advertisements must be handed into the pubrcatien
s0ce before nine O'Clock In the evening. Announce
neos Of deaths other equally urgent notices. are
eourse, excepted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17

The MAINE ELEcTToS--0ur democratic organs
are lahoring hard to figure up a little cold com
fort from the results OF the late terrible Maine
election but We do not sec that there is even a
crumb Of consolation to be gathered from the
following aggregate vote for Governor In 1856.
-. ...;,b tkot ~
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Railroad Convention at Cincinnati.

CrNcrNSATf, Sept IT, 1856.
There have been numerous arrivals at the Burnett
House this evening Of delegations The Railroad Con
yenuon 10 BIZ held lAegs &c morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17

Gain ore year .....1o,5Oo loss. 4los loss. 2o2
Here we have clear gain to Fremont Of over
10000. dead loss in the democratic vote Of over
1000, and whig loss Of over 1000. Both put
together and added to The vote for Hamlin, and
We have still gain on his side Of 5000 unac-
counted for This is the reserved corps coming
to the rescue, and the young men just coming
out. With good hot, raking fire kept up till
October, on the Kansas fraud, we have no doubt
that Pennsylvania will tell the same story In
stl heavier pcals Of thunder The old reserve.
and the new recruits are all coming out this time.
The FILLMORE PARrY.-Already the disinte-
grafton Of the Fillmore party has commenced.
II is breaking mp, in spite Of the money and the
effoysr and the mass meetings and the SANDERS got
up by its organs against Colonel Fremont Since
the Maine election the leaders show signs Of going
over to Buchanan, while the rank and file will
vote for Fremont Such Is the natural result Of
III, Fillmore sopglomCIation.
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Malls for EurOpe.

NEW YORK HERALD-EDITI0S FOR EUROPE.
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this port this morning at ten O'Clock, for Liverpool.
The European mails; will close in this city at eight
O'Clock
The anAID printed In English and French) win be
sustained six O'Clock in the morning single COPIES
= wrappers, sxpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements 70, any edition OF
INV YoRz HssALp viii be received 1t the following
paces In Europe
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The contents Of the European edition Of the HR4Ip
vfR embrace the received by mail and telegraph
- once curng The previous week. and 70 the hour
salvation
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Arrival OF the Augusta mt Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Sept 10, 1855.
The steamship Augusta from New York. arrived her
wharf here this morning, at O'Clock.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

Boston, Sept 10, 1853.
The following are the footings Of our weekly bank
statement for the past week compared with hoge of the
yee
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8owERY THEATRE Bpwery--LIFE NEW York
MET MORA, IHE LAST rus Pon YwoGs.
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A-Hl.O'r GARDEN, Broadway-BIAScHE OR TIE RIVAL
ARIES -IE2PsIcHoRE-IIcBr aoPE FxATs.
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sURTONS NEW THEATRE. Broadway opposite Bond
set- CHAkITY's LovE-LA BoUot ESIERE-fHs MUMMY.
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Al EASEMENTS rAIs LvESlNo.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth st-.-uAs orsRA-
Ii TgUyATpbE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-12
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

DY virtue of decree Of The Chaneery Court st Nash
ID vfils In the ease Of Ered H. Rains and others
Thomas Rains and oheF, the Clerk and Master Of said
Court will the 50 day Of January next oaer a. public
sale 20 the highest bidder the residence OF late
Ursula Rans Deceased about N miles South from Nash
Vile eighteen valuable NEGROES and three tracts Of
LAND the house consisting q about eighty acres
small tract the city containing about twenty seIess
And small tract o. Cedar Land 10 he 81 civil tistr iet,
containing about hneen The land will be laid
suitable ots and plans furnished before Ire day
If sale The nearoes ~ be sold credit 81 twelve
mouths and the Ands credit 81 one Two and three
years wish Interest," the purchasers paying snail per
cen in cAsh 10 and counsel fees, and gVRE
bond with coed security Tor the residue ben will sss
be retained on the land until the purchase money all
paid FOr father paricuiss psrsoas vshng 70 puehAss
nav apPy % Felix Rains Lesa Williams, and 10 the
undsrsEned. q D. bhlkNf
dsst-td Clerk and Master.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-12
River and Steamboat Neyvs.

The Cumberland at this point yesterday was
on a stand, with q suficiency of water on the
the trip" without difficulty.
The arrivals yesterday and night before last,
were the Anl5assor from Cairo, the HartspiHe
from Waitsboro, the Isaac Shelby from Cincin-
matt. the SlodIIou from Louisville and the City
of Huntsville from Cairo.
The departures were the ambassador for
Cairo, the Charter for Paducah, The 7. h.
Stevenson for Louisville, and the Commerce for
the coal mines.
The city Of Huntsville is the regular packet
to-day for Cairo.
The river at St. Louis is falling rapidly and
navigation above is about suspended.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-12

Aris hrgWn Jas W Fe.ls 81 al
DT vrtae ufit ~ ssae. - % ne drsstsA. and De-
I'D hsered fom ne HonsEAh3s crcEH conrt ~ naviHon
ceantg, Tenasaes - 8epianbsr Term, iso4 ui
pube sale 70 ne tTneat hfddet 81 casA. ~ es
coart hoas yard gate n ne eng a Nsshse 81 saturday
tks foth % beeenber fEt1 al ne rFhl te, cAn.
anlsrsst and estnae VISA Is - Fes thsn lad ay
have siaps aalre h an1 - ~ psinE - criee prefer-
y = IN being Parl 81 tet ~ W = asrn HhitesNea'
sdation . ths sua - Haskga Iackasa street, -
inr hstMssn ths psIs ~ he al ahA esnxsyea
- joe p kTaIn - Aalra naza19 ana Ca esle aiors
hoasng ~ - lartann street, rennnE eeck u st, -
registered hs Aegkss13 ocs q o4Taeez coantI. -
hoak 81 Pase 81, t1o4 et4 81 ~ Ne prop1fy e
lanss W. fel aatafs la4Ensnt rendcze4 h aver e
Arh a7esn against ne sal fslis.
JNo. EnaUNDS0N.
nsxes-sh ~ q T. litAeeoex, psfssg essf.S.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-12
REAL ESTATE SALES.
FOR SALE.

ONE OF the desirable Residences IN the vieinfJ OF
" Nashville the Gastin turnpike, and N null view 81
the city, between kdgeheld and Brownsville, and In IeN
minutes walk OF the Public Square The Improvements con-
st Of Cottage with rooms, and servants rooms MIX
house, carriage house, stables Sheds &C., with wen on
neVer-faling excet water tEentyhree feet in dep n
There is in hne growing order choice selection OF
nearly 500 fruit Of almost every kind and strs"Der
res OF the most choice varieties, evergreens ros
&C. The place contains thirteen OF the best gar
den land which be divided two three six eeau-
tul Uots with plenty OF garden ground to each
best location in the vicinity being convenient 70 me male
andfnale school, and church. Il will be sold altogether
or seven with all the improv IL immediate
application is m de great bargain viii be gwen TO cash
prompt time purchaser and immediate possession Ven
For particulars and to desirable home, call on the
premises once, orto o. Z. NOEL,
dec5-f No. College street
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-12

CoTToN SEED.-The New Orleans Fioayuae
notices the engagement Of ship Of 500 tons
TO take a full cargo Of cotton seed from that
port to Providence r. l., where the article is
10 be turned into oil and oil cake. An extern
sive factory for extracting oil from the seed of
cotton is already 10 operation 10 Rhode Island,
aud one or two companies are forming in Bos-
ton with the object Of getting up similar es.
tablishments there This is an enterprise in
which the South is greatly interested, prom
Using as it does, to convert an article hitherto
worse than useless, into one Of great CONNER
cial value
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-12
LAW PARTNERSHIP

s..
THE undersigned have formed partnership in the prac
tce law in the city Of Nashville, will give prompt at
tenton any and all business intrused to their
JOHN S. BRIEN,
ivS56-tf WILL. l.. BROWN.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-12

SMALL FIRE ARMs.-Beech, Baker 81 Co.,
on College Street below Union, have a fine as
sortment of Pistols of almost infinite variety,
style and finish, which they are selling at very
reasonable prices. As these instruments are
10 demand just at this time, we mention this
assortment for the benefit of those desiring to
purchase This firm also has fine assortment
Of all kinds of hunting apparatus.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-12
FIREsIDE COMFORTS!

AIEAT CUTTRRS.-we have four sIes Of san.
vi sage Cutters ~ which hand pEepAre nucA
sausage Meal In enc hear eaa be dons IN day In s Cd
system
SAUSAGE sTUFFERs- Machines isr ssushsg sAa-
sarrs, I've Sizes
LILLY AND PUDDING M0uLDs
COPRRE GRUQUkS AND BEGINS.
TEA And C0FfkE POTS, kleck Tia aad bfisiAnlA-
SOUP TUREKNe AND COFFEE URNs.
COVERED nA&hEs, Flesoria, D0ebis Dome and In
oYsTKR pisNEs, PUNCH PITcHKRs, &C
CHAMNNA H44k6, 4arlaus sna eissaat psitsrns
8ssiI MACKENZIE 4 WIisON-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-12
AYERS PILLS.
Thc PortrY ef PhysIe.

AYERS PILLS guide, sngaF-shod, the palate, but
their energy Alth ouRh wrapped up, 4 there and tells with
giant force the very oandafons q disease There
thousands Of sufferers who Eoud DOS their dstem
pers they they could be cured for IS ets.Try
Ayers pits, and you viii snoV u,
PURIFY the blood and disease Will be starved out.
Cleanse the sysem from impurities aud yoa eured
already.
Take hls best q al Purgstves ard serosla, Inigss
ton Weakness Headache Backache, edeachr, Jaunelee
Rheumatism, dersngenent Of TIE Liver, kidneys and
Bowels I'll dcfAnren-ps and al diseases which purgk-
tive reach, ~ before them Ike dArkness be-
fore thu sun.
Reader II you are suffering irom any Of the
complaints they cere-scdsf no more-the remedy has
beea proyites for you, and q b criminal b neglect "a
That Aser's Cherry Pec0rai she best medicine Tor
coegh Is kao~n ths whoie worid and that Fers Ps
hs best Of ali Pills 4 knosn 70 thoss who have Is
them.
prepared By DR. J. C. AYER Practical cAszlst Lovsl,
ssd, Wholesals, By w. w. RERRY DENOyIILE,
4" Retail, By 10 q. BR0WS, Nashville. Teas,
and By Al Druggists and Dealers IN nedoas hrosgA This
section.
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