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LESTElUS IRON WORKS,
FOR THE MANUFACTURE or
W0ODSWOHTH'S PIANIkG MACHINES
AND
STEAM ENGINES.
~ pcarl street. RrOOHIyu, n. ".

lOppoSite New York q "
1--WE snhscrr havnr been engaged Or the aV 70 years
Ia the almost exclusive manufacture of this most i'm
pnrtAnt Invention, wOnDWORTH'S rLANiNG, GROOMING
AND TONGuiNG MACHINE hss recently completed the
large addition TO his already extensive Iron Works, will
cute with dispatch al order. In the above line 10 unn
tied extent The uuve sally acknowleiged superiority Of
wooswurths Planning Machine manufactured BY him. over
au a hers. requires no refeIstion.
In the manufacture 81 STEAM ENGiNts, claim su-
peo, for power and speed beauty OF contraction and
nh and also guarantee the engines 20 ransm 100 per
cent more pow the money han be Furnished
by any other aud more han leo cent saw
inc in and tear well as large saving In iheeon
sumption Of fuel.
enae 10 Pdrfies hariag 1e eGm EaGiBes Hoic fn usS
Pard-e Morg,n. NeW Haven CT; 8 W. Socum, brook
lvp n " Timothy Dabai Astoria, l.. l.; Lyons Curtis
priernor ca Stamford Nanufsctnrinr Co, stamford CT,
John g. SANFORD Mes Haven. Ct Roln Stn'ord, New 1rk
titv Cha. r. Loosey, Austrian Consul neral
r,eene1 10 Pdyfies hiring tie HadsiroA Planning Na
c7ias ia re.
G n gloat Kersneton, Philadelphia, Pa. kidder Mar
lin wilmington y c.. ClSpp Ca Mon tgoW cry, Ala
q A SANFORD New Orleans. Ia; Einkle, Guild Co, Gin
epnat Ohio: Ransom Cobb Co.. Cleveland, Ohio; Foss
R,otheg chic,g MS; J. Smith, Mnwaukie, Nis.; Y. b
Al l. E,tou Brffiin, y. Y; Seward a Smith, Osgego,
Y John sn,rr, Toronia. Q W.
Orders AMI uroposs received Nv mall or otheruss from
All part of the United state cenadt soath America and
Furope uf he proupiy attended 10 b. AFvnts who arr
trav,ng IA all sections Of thz ecu7try. Letters hy mall
add~e-s JUN u. hFstHh,
&C b-sm 81 read 81, Broaklyn, " v.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER 4 SCHELL's GeuI Advertising House.
APPLETON BUILDING, SAG aEe 34s Broadway.
Late No 50 Nassau-Street.
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NEW SERIES. NO. Al
crRCUIT COURT, DAvIDsOE COUNTY.

kulE lst Its ordered By the Court hat hereafter n.
Cerk a divide the Trial Docket into our parts 70 be ~
edrepeetsey among the EfRsT sscoxn TED and rorrra
weeks OF TIE Term, 50 that cause shan Be plse,4
81 TIE HExL Of tie Docket but AL shall bsTaED or T
I'd as they reached
krLs I'd Judgments in unItigated cases and Iudwe,e.
by default may be taken As heretofore
kuLs 3D. IL shall be she duty Of the Clerk ltks, ertv
days after the adjournment Of Court % divide he Doks =.
stated and publish in newspapers Of general o.
cuscn the causes set for trial among h second hr
and fourth weeks that the parties IN such eausss a.
have moth when their az iiendanee viii be requirsd
RrLs&th IL shall furt ermore be The duty Of he Clark n
Issuing snbp1nss for the with summon them 70 a..
tend on the FIRST second third fourth Monday of ths
Term aecord1g 70 The place the stands the doek
under me sbove knaes the following vii stand sE
trial during the drSt week Of the term:
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The British Periodicals.


FAR n's GUIDE.
G. At Reduction in price Of the latter Publication
S0ngTkC0 New York, con nue. TO publh the i5l.
Il. lowing leading % tsh = ri ideals, vi:
!. llle NJ.N Qua trtRt nsery 'tive)
.. TIrC 4 l>tUR K VIEW (Whgl
b IN. NoNTH Btirsu viEW tlree N rch)
4 Til. wFNtMiNsrF" hEN1 i,ibcr1ll
0 HIt0KWOOu'S DINit BGlI NAT ZINF tToryl
F. be great and nportast t- 'eigoas oitilal
Nn tary-now agitntnr he nation u the old wurd i've 10
these ubacatou interest aud value thes yer before
,o--,s.t the occu , amilg Ground between the asst
written ~ c uie =e uatious. and dying FulOr Of
the new spatsr sr the nurous hs
ten long asr the uvng int n the facts he records shah
uzsed away Re progress ui tire War TIE ast &C
cri ri.ed VII thrr friend Of Toe and al shortcomings
f-aessy pointed he lerrs from The Crime aud ton
te Baltic in haclnoois Aasn me om two 81 rs most
popular eour butur give integh.s and rci bic
of he movem,nts o the great 6elgertn than can
els wa re be- iQuui.
psrt,es 4 GREAT tanNhg, rory and Hsd cabui poll
Il utrns only one tci character, As Organs u
the os prof5u writ cvnce, iiern'are, N rality
and cg on they sta as ihry ever stoai gl'slsa s
word ~ ers, be rs considered 10 tensbe o The ho-
and BE- ofsslnai man, whS 70 The miegvut reader
81 eyey lass tary furnish m w oifeSl ai'a AZ aeis,y
rcco ~ "a curut hifut fc q t. day throl hoai the
worli t can b po,'dy obtained irom any o'as source
a tth tptiE .' hr D. G. "a fdvance hevtst oul he
Brsh ubi shrrs ives adi ona value % these cpnlt
especially during he preseai eSe Ing ta's q ropean at
aim. nastuuch iey nov te psccd " the ands
sub.cr bers si,out as -oin be or- ind r'i, ons.
rthM>-PtK ANU ".--sor Any one Of h eyiewsta
ror any DO 20 forsny thrrv ~ Pr ~ foar 40 -
g. m. t-o,ss ia q. ne IS For Black ood and ihns
Eryi.ws s9 s.r nlaokwl q and De fur Hsvle sflo.
ps,rn-fts be ali case la advance. Mon cur
rent in &c i.s ed VII lr rVcrtfed a. par
.-tUuatNH.-A scau g Z 20 Pct ON ne 10 We Pr Cos
I BE- ar.td % q bi ord ng iyuf more pies q any
me o. more oI bel snTAs itus pe ~ bsee
we'd af Il ans hsyes D b. sem O. ADJ ess o. ~
ne. 4 ths fsHr Hr iess and Hartao AR e. and 30 a.
iaisrAGf Ia "a tbr ieci Al ciiss amt Co. ns ese
zsr.s o. iH BE- dc frsef fssf1ls Nh srn ey mal,
IN u snert auy par ofte ni cd - b. but "a es
,ssr uac.w.d d. bui IA eenis yeaf o. eaeA,f the
" THE FARMERS GUIDE
10 SCIENTIFIC And IRA A1IoAL AGRICULTURE
~ IirSEr sEfrrrss FRs. "a uh gh a. sc late ,
NuEfss rfoes q >i-ffhc AEficui ure IN e oeEr,
Neu IfaFen. vols knyai sfaF, ltos tges and nu-
me ous Wood and icel hnsrsFia e.
THIS onfsss dy, A. comp etc weFt on sgrteatuFe
per bsbrd and ofdeg glFr il Sdcr ereuatiol ne
pahlshs resolved O. rctucc thc ies 10 ftth Jul
Lars Coz tso vouulcsii
Bhrn at ~ msii ,po paidl 60 CHid'rnls ana Vfssil
thc pa D. ~ aostey ter a. q ~ nsaa snd %
canad (si paial &C. tD gha vora h oi he cd @aoo2
IL tfe farm
Remittance fr any % lhs sbsye ub eaini shosia always
Lk tNAAD sC0rT 8 Co.
fang ~ ca oela 81, Aes fork
tkTu0UGuT SPIKES tsgs wEossht tglks..
frar iartel afallit a11
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RE- Prepared and ssd AZ lil Market street. bsween
Ath and 5th S. Loes Mo- anA 3i6 Broadway, New York
F0E sale IN Nsshsilse, AZ Manufassures's pFires hy
EWiN BROTHERS
Also, fos sale, Pref Weeds Oriental sznatEe Liumen
and Vegetable life Pi,a sarraned better than any her,
the oney IN al rei0nde. See circular Cor az
cessary nfoTmaIion with Agents.
n0vfT-dtruAwly
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YHJANTED---A i4ay q iEks ebsrrs q - Rasrsiss
W psFaftMent q - flaFeprs fyaapsl Esanls carrs
Har fllsr inforatcu appg . ths kss. J. + ksaaH u D.
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PORTsNE
TO HoUsEKIEPERs AND DEALERS.
Rhc tsope Mtlis,
II Fulton Street and n BeesmEn Street, New Yak,
Principal once, io9 Fruzt Street, Asw York,
F,rtorv Kos Sc 81 uac 81 Hudson Streets Jersey CITY
rTHE PsoPEIErORs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
4 KNOWN
Coffee and spice EsGabii>hnient,
oen,lnue 20 prrFare she hest Plsurnine uetfcat
tsoxvdeFs IN ase Cor RAISING BREAD, hisct IT, TIA
Avn orHkR CAMS. &c They Ass prtparr Nastsrd
Coca and aany other articles ef oa, ute 10 every aE ~
vhieh they orr the most r~ssonser tef@a SaiA-
loe.,ss sent te dralrss aho request theei. -
"s''' - r. RAJ q. ISHAM.
NB-csasuners advised 70 inquire Cor Bers NItIs ar
-. sue9-iF
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R.oytifuy Illustrated with 10 p, Ps,Jrs BY Bithie and
" Wood EnyraNinps from Dc. itus ch eh, y ph.ry.
FINns W,,k vit he sancioa OF lhr eluef on
ccr- OF tie ,st fire beiar,nrnt ~ Ken eaAaa ~ho
has ing b-ru AID Is s 81 hc ~ eotsl A. ttA
Dp.rlnru the asa Boa ~ "a. Aid rfer isfusd, cacu
Ltd u give the &c igH in.o III practical ~ ra-
men said Npcrsnc- 'e ari. he'd Boz me De.
&c t .na pun,sLueutf Gdgfs aEssusit tur iaSs vusci
ior ths catt -il, sni 1he insio aby oi private
Nc hssy in ne b en- % d 70 the pubic nder
hearty and al .udat'n % hat cul MEN q sid
powerful cenSF, hs Pass. buvl extracts holn come oi
IA csc IA tny uattr lax 40 icss are Ana,Atd;
"The via grove 81 de uos' cate dntg o. ihr
sea.Ou IN in erect, and genorai trut 10 Ia
ture vii firm es'sni al n 20 oaf s'oeA q lopss'
urntltrraIutc ~. J. LrtHtsg foaL
Ae ar Ilud g. L. Nr liubroass narratVeo o.
III ufge experiences tie merit Il cn8 ~ rAe'aing
~ Interest ng snl saggeslise DO 'k"-A, J. Her"s4.
rhe aud nu,t ertaulug ooA ~ have rrernt3
,een -, NC MIR Bobrypks toe, unvarnihcd te-tas,
beat ali hat an ga hcynod mons rossss and siy
oae Who reads tuvin w reaar ~ ones .ai r'nane' sh
lves and AMID ous mlacf ifc. EAsi "a ~
rhs ora lt-e ~ ss naE0fe ~ - ssocci %
ev-ty peroa read boa, wrte ie.t-r."-lAa
odeLIiti PeERsgfhfHida.
of ts kini has oeoE pablsaei a. 4Haetoa ~ f'.
"A vi written and smusing v4rt roa which We -hsll
make N ct tso isr 's ss-a1 u ne eo@nlay -
Ia AZ oni. u d s1ssuhs q noyo aud iussruclvs mat
ter.'-l.at-i. IGlntfer
ihs b.ok iadevi roYeiy cAeeea AZ
nnd opening source Of sl'aaetienI D"'fy
,srs.e is substance enough ia the lacdsuts p'o,
char ct r tanned IN he s-vehes, u n dossa n0se
esn sis h as ever allowed hnssi 10 Larbor or
m,nrn, ths idea opening ancrr pgssns irteT, Gao
o. wh.ah lac IA "a stood. Ace Aares gtfsr,
Pubi..hrdby IL co8PARriiWAif a CO.. Phila.
FFr- Ror sale By al Bookiel and SsWa Agsnta
arTf
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No 48 Dey st , New York

No 48 Dey st, New York.
CMTTH'S SELF-ApJUSTING STOCKS, TIES and
~ CRAVATS-ihe only premium awarded by the Amtr-
icln Institute at their lat Fair The Crystal Palace for
sELF-ADJUSrING ST CKS was to P. r. SMITH, Manu'ac
turer, No As Dey 4, New York.
Merchants will fud ally to their advantage to cal
and Smiths eusve assortu ent Of IN very
fashionable tic fort ok Gre { cemrLts will be
ufered to JObter, fom Western and Southern cities.
ere1ce re al pearly all Of the hrst-css' Job
hing Houses of Nes Yoik O. y. JAM
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ARMSTRONG s. CO.,
No. 90 sTARKET ~, NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants

= ~ a a 4 n y ~ ~ . ~ es
IyoR the sale of Maehines, Agricnltaral Impsnenas
II BnildlrE Maerisfs a., Ae. 1he annexed ut 81
ruch articles nay always be and a. their ssrs a
tLs lowest easA prizes
MAa AaHEEEs. IMPLEMENTS, &e.
hrsshas Machines HFae Powers orn and Cob Crush. r
Iittie Glnetl Feons PortASse 0rs MIL Straw Cutters
Can shslert Bedsea en1s Macina cbilds Grain fepa-
rAtns wss SEED souer, caFn Panisfs catFators H.r-
ross PouEhs of e knds, harms Meat cullsFs fcFt e
Forkr Rakss. heapinE aud Howing MGchiues Pan NJ = AZ
BUILDING MATERIALS, Ae, "a.
Wln6eE sssh Venetian hndr, Nsrhsir=d Ifua Maniies
Esnsoe Glass 81 al sieeE nydTanc Ceaen Fxsssr PARA
chzln Paups. Foies pumps G4rfea Earnes Iroa CARA
lrun ss-tsei. IIon eaass q 81 ssas
PAINTS. 0fa.s, &s-
White Lad Ehitc z nc nrssn zae ssons caisrsd xise
fsnls oi an ealora. Fny, uhiing. Llpsssd o. AaEd on
1uFpenuas Nsrniale-, aHerAi Pal nus Paint nrashes
Rosia. Ccpperas. eainI H1la. ac, ae
EE "a II LGzE rs.
ossao snd Lsad Plaster. We kssp AFas stocks q Asse
SET EDS.
csss Trssshy, nus Grass Hsras ernss orchs-a eFsss
bArieg. A.
We ar ass sesn far Psases csl4srnisd Krssisr ia
rcaa nsrse PoNsf Thrssalnz Narhihet We haEs a.
ss1sstraeut of thess nk-lnfs h91d. IN l1Fnth se
sctufers' freE aaasd AZ the g.
man6 81 BE- hsFad ks raftYs thoss sAo ars n sanl q
dssft-eItts4utn ARMSTRONG 4 CO.
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tkTuOUGHT SPIK Es--s tsgs wFcssht tPakos
w fro sa q iache ss<ultoe by sezrasr .fstn, ana
=, "a, - fssx4i D. D. rtcAtY
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lust RECEIVED FOR GENTLEhEN.
Mhcat /! Wheat!


n
rue undersigned, late 'i Georgia having removed TO me
CIV Of Nashville oilers his services to the citizens Of
Georgia T. tennessee Hud Norh Alabama FOR he pOfchast
Of Dry Goods Grocces, Corn, Wheat, Rye, Bacon Lard
Pine Horses Mue Cath, and la short, every article u
trade offered in the Nashville market.
TIE Merchants Of Nashville are men Of high character
nd pecuniary standing, and have large ana well elected
stocks thar they Oer ue raj terms which should lnuuct
t tnsrh ants Of Upper Georgia East Tennessee and Norh
Alahama o. give the Nashville marNet air tria A 70
thg Grocery Market the rnpety viii suggest ltaeil 20 he
mad o. every merchant IN the sections Of country named
As the most proper fDr tri traIe
The long connection O ,e Undersigned with the karoSd
Of Georga General Agent, Treasurer and snp- intend
su ,pOrtstiuu, well - Agent at hAltnooga sg
er years tor Banking ntrre Of stvann1h, will enable
hum more readily -tigste claim Ggalnt hallruai
Copauies for lost goods damage while Ia tansitu
Tor ttt renewal or scuInt Of or bills in ba"k, &C
Al letters incosn and money vii receive promp
attention. orders without the money, vben sasiac
tory eydsuc, Of Sweeney and prom ess &C om anes the
same or the parties be such, shall receive like
attention when ordering articles that come under te rule
or ru.ton 81 the market b. veil t'me will ai-o give
strict attention receiving and forwarding NJ goods that
are nqi 10 De ss0re IN may be directed my care. The
4rse, purchs- goods, &C. will be hye per cent
missions aud tsvuty Tor each box or ackage Tot
receiving and 10, WArdi1g. +. K. MILLS,
Post Office Building, No 5,
Nashville, Tenn.
RFFERENCUS-3. r. CuYLEE Fsq Pref Centrsl Rail
road snd Bank Mt A. poRrER Prs Bank state OF Geor.
gia savanna; Isaac Scrrr E-q Pre>t Macon and West
ern RtIrosJ Macon ion tuHS P krNa, pres't aud GEO
YuNGE SuIt Georgia Railroad, and s.. T. CoMss, Esq, Au
gusta: NJ a. T. COOPEa ten Supt Western and Atlantic
x tiroad Atlanta; Gen. A. J. HASSli- Auoru,y a; Law
WILLIAMS and Col. ). A WHTEsDss, Chatts' oogi, J. L
MasEs and J0 PARslNs, Esus, Knoxville, Tenn; NuLfAs
MALLsa Esl Decatur and Juig LANE, Huntsville, Ala
m1rs3-u
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wANuPACTURERs Ann lIILLFRs.

NErE are general Agents for the sale OF all Gotten an
w Wooden fabrics manufactured va the state Of Ivnne
see and have Appropriated large and commodious too1
oy Cor h,r safe aud storage " have also spprUpra
ted another fo the sale and storage Of FLpik alone.
40 We would resp ctfuy call the attention - both Malo
fa a .srs gaI Mii@rs fo this arrangement
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEM

From 5. NJ. PETTINGILL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
1lsNasssu Street, NEw YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BOsTos.
p Co.. are Agents FOR the most influential and arges
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United States and
the CaI las.
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oRIGISAL NOVEL By n. P. WILLIS.
The Home Journal for 1856.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SERIES.

THE ars nuher Of the Nav srzIEs % YHR HosE J0rH
nal FoR 1886 vii Be issued I'd l. IN new dress
and with atfaetious she principal which ai be
Cs4Pfsa osE u
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TO PaTk PIacc, NOW koFk,
INVITES y attention Of Southern and Western Mer
chsn 70 his stock Of Fans, Combs HaiT, Tooth and
Nall Brushes Ladies' ketcues, Perfum-rY Soaps, Porte
Monnsies Jet and Bead Bracelets Pocket Books Dress
Buttons, rims and Needless Hooks AMI Eyes, Watch Guards
Wax Coral and Glass Beads Necklaces, lnaia Rubber
Combs Canes Balls and Toys Of every description. Scis
snrs, Razors sad Cutlery Gold ana dt Jewey, AccOr-
deons and Vi0ns incUdrg general and very large stock
nf Eng n French and German Fancy Goods wli will he
very prices for CASH PAPER.
Orders by selected and put up in the best
WILLIAM TASKER, 10 Park Place, New York.
p. S-Please cut this out. my5-dly
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.TTNT ELASTIC SKIRTs

L. COTTENET q co., Importers Of French and
4 other European Goods No. As Broad street.
% sEE
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PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS.
u iTES q FftANCE, 40. 1 barclay ST..
II y. Ns-CdR{On.-NODe are genuine xcept they have
the stamp Of the Paeut Az manufacturers and sellers in
iringing, will be prosecuted according to Law.
marz4-1y
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w. JACKSON & son,
COMES, FANS AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TASYFH

24s Front Street and $50 Broadway NEW YORK.
sug2-Iy
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ADDRESS CARDS.

NDERSOV, \. r., dealer IN Lace and Fancy
A zoo l. &C. &C. Union street, No. 80, between College
.ul Cher streets, Nashville, Tenn. dec31
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SILK AND wOoLEN UNDERWEAR
YfRsg RaTE as.otup unasFHsaF sf eils, AzFino,
~ LsMba Hssi shsasf AID hs~sy kaiaL kzaeisse aaa
Ia -. b. ! q Mc6lil.
Iaasa' aad Gendcaasns fsrulsting esre
gnna corner rssa-s and ccErgs street..
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ANDREWS & JESUP,
COmI I@<ION RCIIANTS,
COTTON AND wOoLEN MACHINERY,
Steam Engines and Boilers, Hachinists Tools,
Betting, &c, &C.
BPoRIEEs AsD DEALERS IS
MANUFACT REEtS' ARTICLES,
No. 81 Pine ST, New York.
n. D-Agents for the "wOODRUPF BEACH IRON
WORKS" STEAM ENGINE rs AND BOILERS
Exclusive Agencv 10 New York for LOWELL MA
CH IN SHOP" hAcHNisTs' Tools. loct3-dl2m
w. JACKSON & son,
CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,
246 Front Street and $50 Broadway, NEW YORK.
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THE BEST HAIR DYE.

nR o. NJ BALLsRD's (ncW article received the high.
~ premium At the WORLDs FAIR and AMERICAN IEsrI
TuTE examined by the DISTINGUISHED CHEMISTS
Dr. CJTOs and Prof JOHN 1oRsgY anu pronounced the
BEST For safe oy principal druggists in this city
Price 81. Principal oEce and Store Nos. 40S and 500
BROA 1WAY, New York. mar2i- ly
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I q . 6
Cooley FOR JANUARY

NOW Is the TINE To rUBSUWBtN
T0ON, NELSON a co., 81 4 ntoD ST,
AVE- ryce we'd the January Nluber Of tue LAiy Book,
/ hnd ate nov prepared receive names Tor weary
supply OF thr work. aecIs
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NnUNG AnI.ItaCA!


ITO al such chsnce TO make money VIII be offered
Exclusive State snd County privileges will he disposed
o. on unusually fair terms, by application TO the proprietor
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

calornel, crude mercury, quinine, arsenic, lead, zinc, iron, anu d
mopy. iodine, or any other POISON, should have been, or Dc
ministered to the human system, or in which bleeding, cnppng
or leeching, was required and further, that hundreds u tnou
sands fiji premature graves through an nltimed or overdose OF
salts or oil. Let the people ponder on these things, and II the
poor and deluded victims of medical rascality desire health, l
pledge the honor of one man at least, that L VIII so employ
NATURES AGENCIES of Good Food, Air, Pure Water, EXer,,
else Clothing. the Electro Chemical Baths, and the Sleeping and
Waxing Hours, that without a particle of NASTY and PolsUN-
OUS medicine, / viii so arouse the powers OF their systems II
if there be any strength left they shall speedily get perfectly wen
in body, with minds so expanded to the perception o natural
philosophy, as thereafter to cause them to set their faces ag alnse
all professional rogues or fools, and awake them to a knoWteoge
OF the evils of entrusting their own vital interest to the keeping
others whose interest must ever be antagonistic to their own.
Address, by letter or personally, DR.. BOURNE, Water Cure
Physician, Sansome Street, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel, san
Francisco, importer into this State of the FIRST and ONLY
apparatus for giving these delightful and beneficial Electro
Chemical Baths, and whose experience in their use warrants hm
in speaking of them in the terms he employs. They require great
caution in administering them, and DIR. Bourne never entrusts
that duty to others, thus avoiding all danger.
II So many lying and forged certificates, and PRETENDED
editorial recommendations are published, that those truthful
statements of facts which DR.. Bourne could offer, are withheld,
rather than any should suppose they were merely " got up"
u Consultations without charge, and charges very moderate
for the benefits conferred.
~ QUICK CURE-SURE CURE-(f curable)-is the
motto of DR.. BOURNE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS
THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL
BATHS
OF IA. ROU NJ e

SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SANSOME
- and Commercial Streets, opposite the ~. Nlcholas Hoeei,
San Francisco, are efecing the most extraordinary COhES OF
Fever and Ague, Intermittent and other teVers, Jaundlce, Dis
eases of the Liver, Kidneys, the Genital and Urinary organs, all
Sexual Disorders, Paralysis, Neuralgia, including Tic Dolcreux,
Stiff Joints, and are also employed with astonishing success IN
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
Also, all Indolent Ulcers. Tumors, Swelings, Abcesses, Cancer
of the Womb, all other affections of the Womb, and Cancerous
Affections generally, and Scrofula. These Baths seem to be
Natures own chosen medium for ehecting cures where all other
means would fail without them and prove beyond the possibility
Of doubt, TO all who take them, the inquty OF Medical practice
which poisons the human system by administering to it calomel,
arsenic, lead, zinc, iron, anthony, quinine, iodite OF potassa,
and a whole host of deadly drugs which remain IN the system,
and are EXTRACTED BY THESE BATHS.
During nearly fifteen years l have never given even 2 solitary
dose of oil or salts, much less any POISONOUS DRUGS, or
herbs, and have NEVER seen a case in which they were requisite
if Water Treatment was employed. When will the people cease
to be such simpletons as to hire men to POISON and BLEED
them, while they also retain on their statute books laws against
poisoning, manning, and bleeding CATTLE! Are the members
of the human family less worthy of protection than animals! L
assert in te. lace of this entire State and the world at large, that
there never was, is not now, and never will be, 4 case in which