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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01
Grand American Rally and Mass Meet
ing at CIarksyille.

On the 25th Semptember the gallant
Americans of Montgomery will hold a
grand Fillmore and DonelSon Rally. A
corps of the abest speakers in the State,
Haskell, Gentry, McEwen, Clinton, and
Others. are expected.
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E r. II McExen, Esq, on Cherry street,
above Desderick, is paying the highes, cash
price for Land Warrants.
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F The FILLMoRE AND DoNELsoN CLUBS
are requested to meet at the Market House,
this morning at o'clock, for the purpose of
receiving Gen. HASKELL. Appropriate badges
will be furnished by The committee of arrange
ineDts
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HUNIoIPAL ELECTIONS.
PostpOnemcnt.

Gen. Haskell having been detained at Wa
VERY at the Grand Mass Meeting to be held
there to day, he will aot be able to reach the
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hUflC.
American Guards.

TRIAL OF THE "CoRN CRUsHERs. The trial
between "Scott's Little Giant" and the "EI'
celsior" Corn Crushing machines came of on
Saturday last The silver cup was awarded 70
the Excelsior" Both were much admired.
The report of the Judges will be given fully in
due time.
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M0RNINC


The ANERIcAS GUARDS and US.ON STRAIGHT
OUTS viii be zen parade, and citizens who de.
sign turning out to welcome him, will be at
the depot of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Gen. H.will be escorted to his quarters, and
will address the people as announced by hand
hills sr
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WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots shoes, Hats Caps, Ronnets &C,
no. 4, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
NLTEARE nov Arranging Cor sale FIRST STOCK Of
w the b0vs goods Shh having been carefully selected
and purchased upon tn favo able terms viii be found
veil worth the attention Merchants.
inspection Of the Stock confidently believing
that supply those who mas favor With n " trace
4ds0me and dgTAhle Goods at sneh prices gill en-
Ahle them compete fully Wh Merchants Who par
chAsr at Philadelphia
Oar Of credit siH months 10 reliable dealers and
vii maze liberal disoouht 10 Cash euyers.
an.29-2m COOKE BAILEY co.
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~ We hope that every member Of the
Fillmore and Donelson Clubs Of this city who
oan passibly do, viii turn ont this morning to
receive Gen. Haskell tits alike due TO this
distinguished gentleman as a mark Of high res
pect aud appreciation for his abilities and ser
vices, aud to the great cause in which the mem
bers are enlisted. The following has been ar
ranged as the
ORDER OF PROCESSION:
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';i DIR :SSn SO H.vs: IS ssrsr, e; ESQ

whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters, ESQ.
plan OF HI Lottery.
There 80 0O0 TIC cts numberedf to 80 600. There
are l5,ls5 Prizes amounting to t9n4 90. e
The drawing take place in pub ander the superintend
ence Of tw sworn Commissioners
The Numbers rnm 70 $1,000 co responding with those
Numners the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper,
encirced with small tin tubes and placed In one wheel
III FIRST IL Przs, similarly printed and enereied, are
placed another wheel The wheels then reyoYed and
Number drawn from the wheel Of Numbers and at the
tiue Prize ORA from the other wheel The num-
be- and Prize drawn out otene and exhibited &c the
audi and registered b. the Commissioners the Prize
neng placed against the number drawn This operation
repeated until al the Prizes are drawn out. a
Approximation Prizes.
The two prec ding the two succeeding Numbers TO
hose drawing the first III Prizes win be entitled to the IS
Approx nation Prizes, according to the srheme-
The IS 900 Prizes Of IS determined by the number
which draws the $4,000 Przeths number should be an
Odd number then Very old number ticket In the scheme
will entitled to Is, IL number, then every even
number ticket will be entitled to eSn addition to other
All those tickets ending with 0, ass are even-an
those ending With l. Q I, Q. are odd
~ Remember thas every Prise 10 drawn, and payable In
~ All Prizes OF 81 900 and under INN ediaeIy after
Ire drawing-oher pr zes 1t the usual time Of thrty days.
In full without deduction eer.. -....f
numbers will be forwarded purchasers Immediately after
the drawing
Prise Tickets cashed or in other Tickets at either
Office 49, t..---.--
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
half Of the Tickets guaranteed TO draw IS We
will sell Certificates Of Packages o. W Tickets Todd and even
numbers, at the following rates 49,
III that the 10 Texts (which sre those decided by the
number drawing the Capital the amount guar
anteed sccrues 20 the pur hsser.
Certincase Of Package oflO Whole Tickets $50
IL Half ............. 81
10 Quarter {" ........... IS
Address orders for Tickets Ce ncStes Of Packages Of
Tickets, either TO s. SWAN a O." ,Atlanta, Ga,
RS. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
sug2o orJ. G. HUGGINS Box Nashville, P. o.
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An offer.

A responsible gentleman desires as to state
that he will wager two valuable male servants,
for whom he has repeatedly been offered a
thousand dollars each, against two Thousand
dollars that Fillmore carries Kentucky and
Tennessee-one thousand on each State
Application to be made at this Office.
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THE BAILEY TRoUPE.-It will be recollected
thai this troupe reopen their varieties in this
city tonight. The late additions to the corps
of performers and the Introduction of new fes-
lures doubtless adds much to the excellence
and variety of these ever popular entertain
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

VAMEy NEURALGIA LIQUID "A certain care Tor Neu-
j ralsiA, aheumAtan, LOea' Pains, &C
Th. urdcas has hesn bot lsels introduced Into Mash
vile but has already acqQifed great rep itAtian
The on A p Shy m~e. Y. a. n, csriihes that he vas
attached vith iu smmately RhgumANsn and had The
49,. az two Phs seans Who afforded HIN ei,L Hswas
unable himssn In bed, when ths powerful lanent
c.ra has entrely W 81 hours. fas fact esrtn-d 70 ~
three enhsrs Of he Lgsturr who constantly With
N'"'' ALEx MACKENZIE, Agent.
suK2s N4shEilis.
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AMpAyius cash iss Lad wsrrsnu Cal ~ ~ oaes lE
a YsTks beolaA g. iris q. fsLLQws.
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This Great Alternative Nedicns and PuFeer 81 he tood
no used by fhousAnds Of Eais patients from ell parts 81
IN United States who testify aaiy the rsakase
performed b. the greatest 81 al incidence CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE keurziKiA, Khsnnntisuz ecrufulA,
uptioas 81 the skin liver Disease Uces Oi Sores AZ
lection Of The Kings Diseass Of aNSf roat Fsae Com
pants pa ns and ackng o. the nene End jnta spead
Nv pot % eight by nsing this insstimahie remedy.
Ser al diseases n Mod nothina has yes fsund
compare eth a. eeanss ths syaism % 81 t14usfiiss
>ca gently and pGesensy he liver aud EtaEass snd
strengthens the dssscn riEes she stenoE
the skin clear and healthy, restore the ceug4xeion
cut sbed b. dsssse hroksn down 81 hs azsslea Of
ysath, 70 ~ pristine vgof and sircngth. %
For he Dasaasn 90 iis psusary applsshe apd
uke reFeF has becoms 4 regularly p<sssrfnsc VIA
tNe happaes caccf nytgogsiess ha weak nnf deaa I'D
sad imparts elasticity ths oss ke elears he skn
aaa Raves me patens rsh Hnd heahg dnsis bste %
hisinsssimah Fsnedy sserh all me esisd aafsaparHA
n eaistence
ne ARE aumeer Of esrtacaiss vhcA ~ have rcusvs
rom persons om an paris 81 NJ united States bss
evidence there HaEhaF ns9ut a. The prsra, hoie
keeptrs magistrates phgFcnn1 And pahle en, Gel kAoan
u the samannl1F eli sdd thrir teS1noEy The w1neer
sassss q MS 0RkAf BLOOD FuhlfIRA. n
Gail on ~ agent n1f res Al4nat. and Rad fhe &c
taiIs o. saioeishnx efpr dhY CAAfERf SPANISH
Mixture a. nea urrs ezey Alag stse Ars 80.
aaifr lesGl ne nmts e a. adEeFsssmeaa an nas Cd
an tAsiI fan nseFtton.
wa a HEKRaa 90, PrusrasrsE.
No aut EreadmaF NsN AGaa
10 uhon IN srieFs nnst - ae1fesssd ~
Eor ssls - pFasess and cauars ttFehansn "a paKa
ths Called ststas ana ~ usnstlHA ana -
aritsetu v. r. 9hsF, NaausaxM
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The reguIas monthly Sale Of The funds Of The
Nashville Building Association takes place t-nlghs
a. the Merchants Exchange.
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.tamaa baN8azs#
r "a t.se
6slsssa tHH4
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Number of arrests lSs; amount Of fines as
sessed s7ss 90; amount Of costs $2ss 90
amount of fines collected s4ss 90 amount Of
+. costs collected $3.50 90. The remainder ss-
cared or worked out 10 the City Work-house.
Number committed 10 the Work-hOuse S5--
Number discharged IA. JOHN A. PETTY,
.... Captain Of Police.
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There viii be meeting Of commercial men
and citizens generally who feel an interest in
the construction Of the Tennessee and Alaba-
ma Central Railrosd, at the Chamber of Com
rneroe, this evening at so'c!ock. DR.. Melon
aid the President of the Road is in the city
and win attend. Wetrust there win be pro-
perfeeliDg among our citizens in regard to this
enterprise, and full turn out at the meeting
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ea6 rxrs a-nauntina ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ffn3.Ooo
tickets $40 90: Halves IS 90; Quarters e2So.
PRIZES PAYABLE WfTHHuT DBDuCTtoN.
ne 5aa prtb-s o. ask detsrninrd - Aa nurber
wh eh draus the % D ne--fth1t numher spla BE-
o6d numher thea sssry cd nunher tckss 10 he scheme
vil, hs entitled ssas Il nau hsr thee sxsry
suabsr lekst wl snsstl-d y - IN addition 70
9th 2 ~ = ghich may b drasn
PuFaassrs 10 bayne equai qusnfiy o. ed 1aa even
puuh.rs ckals VII q eertain Of drasnE nearly ens ball
he g efths sane wh chance Il ontalnns other przss
Az shbe tics . sndnE VITA o Z. q q @ are syst-ah
thoas ending 9Th !, 8 ~, Q, are odd
Prrsons ssnaisr moGss 81 mai ueed nas kzl lea beng
,s orders panesuaIy nEieatsa 70 co,ansseausas pon
adendAi Bank Notes ~ -oand banks taken a par.
Thoss wilAing pArtci.r nuasbeFs sAeud esdsr tHas-
dafsiv.
Ew-crser. ADDRESSED - IAxssY wmsxz Boz go Sash-
Wis. Tuun. Oh be pronrpfy Att<n led -. p
JANIS ,. wIsTER. ManassE,
fanfawAfw Macaz. Ga.
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MAKES Piows Of the bet materials aud variety.
MI VIZ ught Iron and stes Mould BosraC n ght and
left hand PlaSs. A. W. PUTNAM Proprietor.
THos SHARP, Manager.
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COONE, RAEI.EY, a. CO..,

WirsnS n COOKS. jasper ~ RATLT.
Late n GsaifisbOro, Ter. SAMUEL SoDsHAIL.
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Mere Sole Leather Trunks.
BAYs deceived Anoher Lot ~ sup for Sole Leather
I Trunks and Valses, ashland Pstrern) Also, Ladies
Bonnet RoKes single aud tray top Of styles and 10y
prices. JOHN RAMAGE,
~ College street.
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NEW GOODS!

ID @. McNARY Co are opening this day large lo' Of
II. NEW GO BDs-kib Laces EmbroideFtes Collars
Skirt Belts an Betngs full sets % Applique Lace These
are nice goods Ca g0icE or they viii DC all gone
AuyA lSs6 X. acNARf Co
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SOUTHERN LoTTERYl
On the Havana Plan!
More Prizes than Blanks!
1905 PRIEST 100000 DOLLA ST.
al ONbY $4,000 NI-HBERsi
PRIZES PAYABLE wIThoUF DEDUCTION.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.

or TaE STATE OF GEORGIA
rrsse CLASS q.
To be Drawn September 18th, 1855.
2 Concert Hall Macon, ia, under he sworn super
n iniendrscs o. Col. Geo. N. Logan and , las.
A. NiabrG- ESQ. faaa
Patrons vii please examine this Scheme sfsilye
pare With ang Other and t po The best offered
and The chances 10 Capitals far BETTER dOnt purchase
Tickets.
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DENTISTRY,


Nashville, Aug. Il SO I'm
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VIII he Distributed according TO the following
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEt!
10000 Tickets ONLY!
80 70 prites amounting To-. -....... -. BsVU %
Whole Tickets $10;-Hslves $5;--
$3.50 Quarters $50.

~ The MsnAg r. deterninrd that the Alabama an
Georgia Lotteries 81 u excel ali others oder 20 the publ
above scheme hch for n hriancy ofits Capitals
The chance ofoblan ug ptils never been eQualed
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q Nh GAHnEn

Suivfytog Partners
Jan. e. l5j6.-5l,c., Richmond VIM. AleI.
nd. "a ea@ette ant batimo#e Sun copy.
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" esgage ffom Gov. Wise.


In communicating letter from chas 3. f'tsE
Gtef Engineer Of tie Coyngtou AMI Ohio
Railroad, i'll which is deprecated the snspen-
son for want u funds 10 prosecute II. Tho woES
oil that important State. improvement, Gov
" Use accom- pa0ies il with a lgng message, t'le
gist OF which is summed upas tbIio~s.
Isl 10 appropriate Immediately SUN shlIl-
ctni 10 carr; "a he CotHgton anI ONO Ralt-
road steadily and economically iof the LeN' two
years.
2nI To enlarge subs sipHons to the South
western kairyad, So as o co6piett the sauie to
Tie tennessee hue.
BID 10 enlaI4e equally The subscriptions 10
The Centfa Read, SO as 10 euaUle lhat Conlpa
ny to progress sab lis work log t.lo nrxl two
y,dFs.
All. To authorize the Covingion and OHIO
rdliIoad to uc CONSTRUCTED ~ltlt gr1de broad
enough tor TWO lracks, aud VIA Wow To d
Connexuu VITA The Southwestern raIhoad, al
the fnuSt eIJgIUe points; and 10 Accommodate,
espectivety, lhe gnages Oi The Southwestern
aHd Genital roads.
STU 10 aiIect tbs Board OF Public works to
tx a miuInun, tariff o g9iis upon all the rail-
roads and Canals, L! WHICH Tue Slate Is l4-
y, INA the STATE lie etlne fuay uot be- re-
duced by vicious totnpeNIOh between State
llHes And 10 dlree. tne Commissioners ot tie
sinking Fund, also, eoi 10 overt that iuhd, til
der any ptetcXt ct construction Whaievei, if0 III
lis cobsiI0tiofat purpose OF sinking the pti-
opal AID pa ing tAe lHIeiest vi me Iub!lc
deb;
GtA To authorize advertisement for STATE
loans, HIS cad OF ii sale ui State bonds
I'll tISfe at rt+.f4
The oystti tundum oi The aiaie.
Sii,. To inctea,9 ths tate OF taxes in CONFORM.
ty To the laws rvqaulug these a,tdIllohuI sub
scfptons, Appropriations aud expenditures.
9Th An lastly 10 digest if-ss aud other
measures, iee9lnlneud the two Houses to eX.
tend the Session vi the General Assembly, ior
the reason fhdt i the great tlisasufeS OF pubic
policy are et uHproYidesi ior sy The present SEES
stun, shdi NOT ueen 1t my duy 10 take the
IespTsIoIfy Of calling al e&t session oil the
Le4tSI, tie / say tits onl vi difference 10 The
VIA OF the pICsflN Assembly, II they shall de-
eide that Important nisdsulee shall not be acted
GA BY them,
10 sdoreIly su7rd The public credit, TO con
stint, The primary Pa5!le u ofks, to build up a
centre Of Laie 10 nistke Il inait oil foreign com.
niefee, o stimulate nlnihs, uauu aetuti, 9 aud
the nuehlnic arts to usler Home Instruction
III htcftVAte; sciehce d"u tHe di's, 10 PfoVhe
for all these The n';esstfy revenue, and ~ pay
Tie public drbl, am anxious TO divide any
Responsibility sih lite Legislature, AID to in
eur any RISK ~ Hake any sacrifice ior the Sake
Of 0ur beloved commonN edth. She has "a
mighty work TO b. do1e, aud shall ii be SAID thai
sh: tts na the men al this day, To do ii mas
tef}? Wth the utmost confidence, appeal 10
you genieman, aud am, 18th The highest re-
specl, YOUR o5edient SCI vdut,
HENRY A. v ISE.
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HONS REJoIcINGs OVER Mr.. BANKS -
iIi0uLY EArHUslA3rfc.-The Boston Post
lives tie following brief but perspilu ous
account o! the reIoiclngs at the hoiae resi-
denee Ct MIR, Banks, upoa the receipt OF
the news oshis election as Speakef----
Mr. Banks friends were jubiiant in
Whitman on Saturday evening, where the
Uews vi lis elevation was received ~ eX-
press. Mrs. Banks Illuminated her house,
but dismissed those who called to congrdt-
u!aie her, BY informing them that shc was
attending on her sick neither. At the
+. sidence of his parents aid sisters the
crowd gave niue cheers. Rev. hir. Eos
tar was called out IN his night shtr,--qao-
ted Slakespearc-sa said he saw the out
stIeutchtd arm Of Almighty power stay ing
the tide OF expressions, and the cold fire
ship OF slavery stranded on the FIN Banks
OF Massa, hueetts and iancied also thai
he Jaw Banks stiiirning the backbone OF
the Moth. Messrs. Perry & Pope fur
nlshed refrt siren,s Tor these whose back
BONES had been iimbertd by their tumu!tu-
Gus rejoicing.
We nope this news will never gel TO The
eye Of ear OF Greeley. Do not abolition
and cod water hefoies 90 toset'er' What
" ouId he say 10 this transparent disregard
at Y altman OF The Maine Liquor law F.
Say no mere about il.
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TO FgEE PUBLIC.

WE. the securities of the present High Sheriff
w Of Augusta County, Moses H. McCue, hereby
inform the public that circumstances render ii neces-
safy that we assume the settlement of the business
of that office, and ask a matter of favor that alt
persons having claims against him III bis official
Paeity viii abstain fora seasonabic time from legal
action against him, to save unnecessary cost. We
will arrange the business as speedily az possible and
Will recognise all simple notices OF debt made to
either Of The Trustees (bayis $. Bell, j. D. limbo
den and j. IL. McCue) a valid az if formally sued
out against US. We also inform the public that no
private claims against The sheriff will be recognised
By the Deputies in the settlement Of public dues
and will wind up the business in as prompt manner
as possible.
10 prevent exaggerated runors we will say that
the ascertained liabilities Of the Sheriff are about
327 500. and the assets will reach shout $50 geo
Jas. VI. BLOCKS, Ap4us lesugAeGu
Tuos. GALBGEArH, D. = BRIL-.
ReBnaf G. BtcEAEJ FRASKt1N hcCUE,
SAMUEL MCGUsE, H. II. Peek.
BENJAMIN WELLER, JSo. CRAwfoRp.
4. A. SfEELE, JOHN t. j. WHITE,
j. H. McCUH.
Feb. lG, lS5G.--4t.
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TIE MEXICAN INDEMNIFY. - Among The pay
msnls ui the New Y9.k uolreistty, on Friday,
" as 1905 COO On account OF The 13 900 ,0Co pay
men, TO Mexico for the Me>ih Valley Tue
payment was To IloX land u Asp.a@all, anl
the cold went INTO the Bank OF Auerica. This
payment, 1t Is said, took the street. by surprise,
uhi piodGeel considerable animation IN The
stuck market The fublue states thai another
draft ior S4O6 u00 is IN tha; ciy. The entire
pa, meal " II be about 1850 900, Of which
Mess s. Howliud & AspinNall have one quar-
Ter, as ah1ye Messrs liarsuns Co. one qnar-
Ter, Mexican house another quarter, and
SIessrs. Aspinwall act as agents for the fourth.
Tb, difference between $1,000 .0ooand s. 000,-
000 y as pliA, it Is und7r,toot, TO the present
ilexican government 10 Induce them 10 ablu-
don Their cam, withdraw lh-ir praest aud al,
low the drafts oil Santa Anna To be pad by our
Government. As far as caa Do asceTlalned,
so.ue ,hree quarter OF million OF doli.ts OF the
armour, will remain in New York, and The re-.
majuler will be remtled 10 Eulspe.
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f.NGLAND'S gu ZEN.

FyE.s sulondid calm, with all its richcs and ronp
!. could lot relieve Captain hiley " htie there
{sne lis etter( a she pain lie suffered, worse than
t,cath. .4sa the British Minister, o. any Of the
An 7riean legation gbpns his woidefiaE tastota-
ion, IN . s"t days, bf using The now Pe.Aariy
tnonn ..Prga. c. dc G#a(A Z te. 81 GGcsGEo Oh.
A, Thousands in our midst here - home, Of It's
beai-u ard marvellous work aiold''rs Immediate
I.ai,f, GA uha1ie T. Rove Ia beA, as #as the
c sse w4tA mss Doltoa ,he Other daF; ana "aD}
others. Az Il. Il. Grant, ST n. Eighth T., Il II
cugej his Neuralgia. Ask Miss VI. j. walton,
Coates, below Ninth, the AK Mars Hay,
the Quaker, what effect Il had upon tie PASSED SIDE
and limb Oh the wife OF Levi Cox, fol whoa aid
Hail obtained the Oil ask L. EiuingsTorth, Isq.,
the worthy candidate for sheriff Of Hlliladepna)
lift took him OF his crucAes, curing DIST II
lniam@tory AhGumatiam in one day-IGnt4nS IN
Seventh 81 Ask John Wyman, Esq, what effect
ithas lad in cases he las seen. Ask anybody WI!
las used it, from the little ehia With CONTACTED
limb to the Old gentleman Mr., " css, of Daltim. re5)
cured Of palsyd hands. Ask Mis-. Fulton, No.
Owen st. il she cannot testify positively to the NEST
painful complaints relieved and life ayed in at least
t@o instances so sure as there Is LEFT II disorder
cd nervous system and decaying body pcr.ec
heart to prlsate, and power OF secretion in the
gals, and any degree OF vitality in the absolbcuts
so will this OIL act apon the fluids with proper care,
pain viii oe relieved, and health restored.
The rapid transition from heat tc cold (kc this
week in lladelpia) often arrest the insensible
perspira ion. turning the fluids inward, imposing
undue amount o. la3or upon certain organs, which
oYeraxas Thu powers the secretions AID absog-
Jul Character easHts often locating upon the WeaH
est ot&an, then perhaps the victim ialls pey 20
ineafa6le disease. The strange process q iihepmat
ic and other Nervous pains, lew UNDERSTAND
Learned DE-. have u Il ii and nut III much con
ilictnS phioa ply on tnls subject. But Whatever
the nodts oP@rtdi, nothing b. Suog. fef rms
RADICAL agreeable aud cattai9 earct. itbeal itE
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ten fed3tea painful swelling IN Il rev hours? Us
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