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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

-s2 ENTIRE NEW STOCK, THE LARGEST AND
G-=Z best selected brought into the mountains
all Of which viii be sold cheap for CASH. con
--A-z=A-s ssting Of
Bedsteads Of all sizes;
Cane and Wood seat Chairs;
Cane and Wood Seat Office Chairs
Dining, Card and Center Tables;
Extension and Reading Tables;
Office Desks and Furniture;
Barber's Chairs; Wash Stands;
Looking Glasses of all sizes;
Cane Seat and Back Arm Rockers and Nurse Chairs;
Mattresses; Pillows; Pillow Cases;
Sheets: COmiorters Feathers, &c.
The undersigned would respectfully invite the attention
of their old customers and the public generally to their
stock of goods
On the Corner of Pine and Commercial sts.,
Where by strict attention to business they hope to merit
liberal share Of public patronage.
46tf ABBOTT L. EDWARDS.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19
Tlle hIaagea.

We take the following eloquent paragraphs
from the Irish Ne,es edited by Thomas F. Meo-
CHER:
If the European press in the service of Mon
archy be believed, the downfall of the Ameri-
can Republic is at hand. The fierce disorders
in Kansas-recent scenes of strife i'll Washing
ton--the tempestous war now raging between
the North and the South upon the Presidential
question, Everything portends the speedy
wreck of this great commonwealth. In London
in Paris, in Vienna it is SO written.
From the very turbulence which inspires the
prophets of evil, men nearer the scene deduce
conclusions the opposite of those which prevail
in Europe. This very turbulence is but the
surging and Ovcrhowing of vitality which in
sures thousand years of strength, activity,
commerce and prowess to America.
"Without bile" said Napoleon, great bat
ties cannot be won"
Restlessness, discomfort, turbulence if you
will, are the life and soul of the world, and the
great achievements of the world.
Had the infant Hercules been asleep in his
cradle snoring sweetly in perfect innocence
and contentment, instead of crying Justify and
kicking the clothes about him, the. sepents sent
to kill him, would have made short work of
him. For liberty, let there be no sleep. For
the American Republic let there be no rest, un-
til among the the authorities of this earth, the
Republic is supreme Like the young god, it
must be kept awake, if it desires to become a
full-grown Hercules-the cleanser of something
worse than Augean stables-the accumulated
heap of centuries of wrong-the tanner of the
proud and cruel ones of earth-the avenger of
the world.
Machiaveli, in his life of Castruccio Castri-
cani, says, that it is wonderful thing to con-
slider, that all those, or the greater part Of them
who have done the grandest exploits upon earth
have been born in some obscure place. or of
base and abject parents.
Thus, the people-the poor, the ignorant, the
rude-the democracy-the multitude-the mob
have in all times produced the benefaetors of
the world. Here-between these two oceans
the Pacific and Atlantic-majestic mirrors of
their power, their fury, their calmness, their in
vincibiIity and glory-here is their chosen field.
Here shall they thrive and multiply, in storms
as in peace, proving in the incaculable aggre-
gate, what in so many fragments flung here and
there, has been throughout all climes and ages
proved, that the people, under God, is the only
true source of power, as it is the exhaustless
fountain of piety, heroism and genius.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19
TRAVELLING.
CALIFOIiNIA sTAGE COMPANY.

CALIFUItNIA STVAGII
TE STAGES of this Company will leave their Oice at
i Frsbie's old Stand Nevada, as follows:
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock A. NJ, and arriving at Sac
mento in time for the O'Clock boats for San Francisco
Also al O'Clock A. NJ, running via Auburn, as an Ac-
commodaton Line to Sacramento
MARYsviLIE
Leaves the above named Office every morning at seven
O'Clock, A. NJ, passing through Grass Valley Rough
Ready Empire Ranch and Long Bar and arriving in Ma
rysviLe at O'Clock P. NJ.
FOR FOREST CITY, DowNlEvHLE, PATTERSON, WOLSEY'S,
MooREs ORLEANS FLATS.
Leaves every morning at II O'Clock A. NJ
JAMES HAwORTH,
Ires't. c. S. Co.
W. s. McRoBEzTs, Agent Nevada. lu
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

Mr.. S. MAYERs, late of Grass Valley, and WIN. r. CoE,
formerly of the Broad Street Boot and Shoe Store have
purchased entire stock Of Boots and Shoes and would
cheeriuy recommend them to the public gentlemen
every way worthy their support and would respectfully
solicit for them the patronage OF my old friends and cuso-
mprs p. u.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19
BRENTANO & FURTH,

BHIINTANO q FUHTH,
CORNER MAIN FLUME STREETS, NORTH SAN JUAN,
Nevada County,
WHoLESALEAN AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods,
Boots aud Shoes, Hats,
Blankets, L. India Rubber Goods.
/EEP constantly hand the largest and best Selected
N Stock Of Clothing &C. in all its various branches to
be found in Mountain The citizens Of San Juan
and surrounding towns will find it to their advantage to
give a call, and examine the PRICE and QUALITY be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. BRENTAN0 l. FURTH.
North San Juan, Sept 3, Is56.-4Sh
TRUNKS! TRUEKSH TRUNKs{U
TNORTY DOLLAR TRUNKS, FOR SALE BY SOL KOHL
II MAN, No 45 Main Street, Corner Commercial, Brick
Building opposite American Exchange, Nevada.
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M EDIC.A T El,D P o r. s..
Hy J9SsoS sTEg s; 3; ,,.,4,
fossss IS ts2sas sGgs III ae1 ss''
JSthis age Of arostsEs, medical contributed
si5s ssF 59 sSfsa fs s ssis as Sast4 shta
4s' ''h MEp1cATED vAPoR :. =
in the treatment Of Consumption ana
Tie tabst hbsurl notions, narEegiH con,
sei IL the trzainent OF and
pusat:oesas F1y E W, AZ ignss
white tse bta aEet aeea qsssA y " ,s ~
sS;ious THy stomach, sesS cxtStss being
q sa sS 4 ssSn % sssST5a Y
the nIss e sqsss % e3arss gs
uHint ef common SENSE i apply medicine dlrefuy
to The lung? adyansaEt Of InRation In Consumption
are splsea .rtety 10 ie IGs, where the disease exists.
8 thus len pertsstly trse e a in restofS
Tbcgy case 50 2haistep viii NOT reach
he ifTsti IS never retIare leave home,
ftt!eaaiP and sfeeor eaaS 50 much 70 as the Plys
Tte 1Shans method soothing safe and speedy, and
ner that they conveyed into the lungs IN the form DIVA
p5r produce their aetien At e seat ~ te disease Its
destined 0IuouEe heiopInicnS Of
The neiral ori aud establish TIT entire enra6ility Of Con-
Isppeai.o the cofric sense afflicted with lung dis
eases, the advantaSes OF 1nhalaton and
claim for ISasttoii place amongst precious gils
and art hath given that our days may be long In
vac '''' HRtS'OF RRFuGE FOR THE coNsuMPTTvE
method only ratcEaI' but srple safe and CfeH
To rnny Of my professional brethren throughout the
Ur!on, ny acknowledgements for and
manly corrse tesfyng the merits OF Inhalation shah
be rltased tn with them in offering the afflicted
blessings ofMedcaed Nnpor Inhalation the treatment
Of Consumption. - = - l.-.s5
evor for myself those Claiming to liavc
Introduced the practice and to the tribe Of intatnr who,
with b1zn lPuIencc. clair, 1t as their own both Wrote
Ia favor Inhalation and prRctisel IS years. The appa
rutus then used, with tile medical agetlts employed. achieved
unv Tarnl success; therefore did not claim
the s;acuIous ,,owers which long practice since
br 10 give Proof OF this may be found In my Work
Applicants VIM please If they have ever bel
the Lungs, Il they have lost nes, have cough
sctoratc condition of their Etoarhs and bowels
Tie necessary nScnes apparatus, &C. viii be forwarded
TFRns-s fec Balance OF fee payable when
pa.tuIs report Themselves convalescrtit
RECOMMENDATIONS BY PHYSICIANS
We, tr undersigned practitioners In meicne, checrfliy
heartily Recommend Nr Roses method Of treating DIS
roduct Into mccHl practice. Oar convictions
ar u;,on having yeFa .! orr patients, chatrin-
by Br. ce. IIi the above rRIe dis
rasvs, tie application McatrI Egpors, iuiaed direct
~ Into Luiigs fnHy I've justly considered great boon TO
suffering humanity, rendering Consumption eFfse:!y eF-
a1rS in bringing te Iaha!inS method 10 suc degree Of
= 5ss;s Sss;s 8 srgSsM: sIssS Mp Pi
9 l'+- CYRrs KiS6SLsY. II. d.
a' 17s.r WV. b. kTSttS, II. D.
oRYiLLE UrSoSI ~. D.
Or. ROSES TREATISE ON CoNsUMPTIoS.
Adiress. .y0HES6SF SIET.iEzs ROSE
sSl hEgs,E g; S% fSEs
Ss being extensive applicants,
plies, must tcloSc postage. Money letters must he regis
RISK. fe2:d.n
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q NUMBER 1856
0ITY BJ5sIN ESs. !.
: Hats and Cans.


. ssszt5 Hats and Caps 7eS.va 10
6@sutsfal assSF+utEt Of Hats EsGSs
SYST Ess. s6s = ss3 = s 8 3
sths tSitR4lnE naGst - fsr
esat. ~ s!s aud slsssc els sE
Ss,sas sssi aas sS ssS sssi ss s ags
tSltt, Saeh the kSadS Know S6shns FSrahesstFra.
daton P: an other Ehss Ia sbandssss, which
s9ld ioH thss SNtt
fsts q an sses gsSt
~ tadE Edi5ses sssis t,asstt. .
se aSe ssa
Iiiete iass
sJsiiae sst' hsst Is sslt
+ ss' n
II you Hats and Caps slhsk
aiycps cali qe viii sutFoeaA
as low as they be got ts side 6
dSsi 8, D. aARpER O. SON.
10 {.iPER AtNTf.tCTURSRS.
QLEAGlIS6 Powders, Ultra Alum Feef
a S'Sf ssds Fatss B Tias f "a,
kHlyss ese tarp!shsa e On tASss
sps \ 49, lANgpiS. Gil BERsoN kaCQ.S
The Wheeling instrumental NEur
-sics Society
M turs Room q the Lutheran 50, Cen
S.s4s,r & & ;a -
sqf sssa SO GosPar rtnershipa ,ysseT
II MARSH has this associated With him u Way
C man for hS purpose Of the whelysale ssd
Seta Boot and soe euIsusa OLD MArs
the Grln of MARSH -&S%ASAfAN.4
July lst, 1855. --a,.iss,7a@- iu 80
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April. 9. 1856.
Z {. 81 C,.EI Is .ANEOUS.

:. '".|.Z'...=z..ull :. 4.
3 .l. 1es
CONNIE 9IAL CoLhEGE; -s
Thsi NEST i heEea@h eda i.fhc.fcaI Instl
80 -2.,s Et"n ia the 1t1}eSts -
cfs tlssf'st g 2s-5s -5s,iiyiSl,s III silzssz
ana, tneartaSlgiH
-
rs sass gEsss plssauss in ssFssssps
since
flse txertios meet. IL ne E2t 5iist he
rapids .nertasag lSi;1a of pfdstitSL' td
exPerlonsr OF tue Pne!l, III heav Banking and Comlner'
eIaI lles assisted bI s%nGat @ accomplished gentle.
sst c0uTIN ROOM inssES.iSl by oral sxerei'e.
stutlett Is his hfoeess Is sdri at the DESK tnTied
RitI sei, iy step unt tie whole
Seirgd an 4tsssst:s n sons E$gs con.asrea
oess ts III ielt.riaS, and syFtg,ous
bIiitlers ure, ii graf measure. di5silatdd.
@ our rs, 81 fsssPaSs " sos aa' a. Il,
sRcnt Lecturers in O!hob TO IecureOn Commercial
topes.lss-i q. 5,glss....ss, !, , i
,tre eVeF. .ing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY DuUK KEEPING, with free and full discussion Of
and ifiitqry Nm coamerei de
Poeal Economy, Mercantile Las, E.hcs Of Trude Part.
THE -LADfBSSaalIEpdRE
is now oprncl te reception Idtes. Solpstiton In
The rnIon nparts more thorough OF Interesting course In
III I'VE would add, tina; shall put forth
sF ss 3 sS our has
sdgt Ourselves e itPart more 0tor0ngh. practical
oafel siniiar Nsyt4a'iIs toIepe.
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iii Main Street where he Sl be happy Is fseeiys Pr
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t2
WsFTEET7SI II Nc. -
-; =5ss=;szes -:
80 ~ ~ N; q
issa ~ IL ASp 1rSTl SeoSts
7oEI s.ssS,ss sf n stocS ia toe above as
! Is s bsys tnaSs ib. aI.osiifs sssSsilSns: - y
,,, s.Ias.r hold tss0lSr
sll * &;
9ese ~ @ seT Ss ssn anv otvF hoSst
V4st4e StSAHst ttts. 4Ss M - ~ ~
of SO per, b. granted and those resay
s cash buy from q aps niss 'Ts,sst
SaSsa sE9 M ~ ss sctsIs
Z sSnS The sspe ready Fsde Sr sss ta' @ yss say esy
elnts ss.,s ;rpI,1N,IScuS - 5
of Which hays N SCI cut y siSs'
esaterss e sss
. sssssis sssFs sss s
ny me
-: :sssss
hat sSS;.S. 10 save HI SSdisss
Eastern DaFssili stots, Us Main street, t.s
dee22 -. bet Monroe ahd Unlon Sta
an. 5ss q IaS1EEl preseu,
rm Of Heiskrll& Co.. win DC dissolved by limitation,
tsst rs pIsags @ can aud akepa
delay and those having claims against the 6r
= l., .,,,,z7--,.,,, q aasd
F peP bs name
Theys would respectfully solicit i9m their
december 81, 1885, & SS Siyasaf s1EaRiSsES,Js
RSG0IJR AGE7hNFPI0AS NAHTFA CTURESl
II = }. a ~ ~ IL, - = ~ = = elz
Writing. FLUID.
1NCE this superior Fluid nhas been before public,
now nearly tSo years e has been constantly gaining In
mold Fluid; -,s. .,.,.,..
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COMPREHENSIVE.

.s COMPREHENSIVE.
THE fSignGd viii tnue the GoodS business In
their present location under the and
GSwEAESeEH They would respectfully solicit from their
old friends and customers Of their
December 81. 1885! -.ts i e. d. SWEARIN9ES,J ,JRr
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REMOVAL. -

hEiVAOV:a1I.
NJ REILLY has removed froa his old MARKET
NJ Square ~ that and spacious WRrehnuse No.
green front, side Of Main Etreet between 8onoe And
Quiney, lately occupied by Ae8srs
:onmissonhSN.e lie has on hand laFEe general ns.
Wholesals 1t the loNest market price.
sc. GunpoWdcr oftGeryS dSsct!ption ahds sSdlety
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D1SSOLUTION.
1lE partnership existing between the Iscrbfre Epder
II the firm Of TioarsoES PATTERso IS this day dis
solved mutual consent, The business will conducted
by JoS IT, who % collect all debts duethc
and pay all elatns against it.
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7DIVidendl

rIllE Board of Managers Centre Wheeling MARKET
oRae Association, have sls day declared Dividend
Of 3ncr ceht.ort ofthe arnng5 the t1hs
lst. lst.j8nu1rJ-p1yHhle on the 2Jth inst. 4.
Alpersons That have male payments Ftoek md h3re
helr notified to bring hert
eets to tie and get them before The aoh fothst
they receive the dividend paS able at that time.
IL. by order OF. the Board. q -. gHsss4stE
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rs no
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The Illlans method soothing safe and speedy and
consists IN the Of medicines In 6hh
ner that tey conveyed into the lungs IN the form ofya
por and irnEucc action At the seat 0f the tlisense It's
5desned Out!outGe theopincS Of
ie medical ror te eInire cnraSty Of Con-
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WHEELING MUSIC STORE

a ~ ,.7gtaaEs sl51 --ANb-l 4,sg = ssaLsz
lsAsTlatSs IS: iiASli1 iag Nm y 5AzlS4Nfo9N1'9 81.
Y q RssETtffLLS rVTRSTTuER RTORE, -tFtsF
'TTTlIERE ma BIZ found Boston and NV York
w Pianos, from the frselnSs makers among whictete
celebrated W. VOTE Piano, With. Patent DapeF
and Improved scNt WarrantCd to saud in climate.
splendid OF tbs popular CaFhaTi1 Patent
Melodeon Reed Organs In aud RiGh, ot
my manufacture. Prices from ga &II5.l .zi
All Of te above Instruments for from
purchaser st..
ASO-a select assortment best Importers sndMan
ufactIs. OF Guitars Yios, AccordGOhS1 FuIinas Ers,
Flutes, and every article wante.Iy tile world ofmusc
and attention to basIness their patronage
,,,,.. slrlqRsOss 70 LIZ. sHf5E lrSiS; y TS9;,ts
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corricn sense afflicted with lung dis
easrs the advantages Of Inhalasioni and
no longer afyy Ttedicine the uneHending stOmNe.
claim for IaaIato place amongst the precious gs that
mature hath given that 'onr days be long in
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WHEELING Va. WEDNEsD !. 9IsNING5,
IfTS(sEI I "a lIJS.
OONSUAiR210N.s stt0ot.ssI 1VRE<i-

TED BI sk.f,ts G.
rq-E3 II -AN. q. A HON =
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- TIE G1tLE.iAIG 9SLPPQRIER!
NllIs Female sapI'otsr, aeTsthg on sseatae
'Eess Of The spIReTand In all cases where hssaa
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AGEaAMERI0AGs M MANHEASTI RE
Wrikincr cr Elll1i6 - tAil :.

1NCE this superior Fluid been before the public
= now nearly years. 1t has constantly gaining In
favor and Is prSerred by the fertamed Ar
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#HExI1sd sSSfSss HssTrTr1IoS, Jan Let, 1855
GTNHE piFeeieEs Of this dselprrd
dividend OF per cent, ue Cnnita Steck ont Of
the profits Of x nelss 70 the stockhed
eE4 On demand. VIM 1f'Cof,
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Itre htts embraces every tisg connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY lIluUK KEEPING, with free and full discussion Of
ts cIeutnc prirciPIctLESs upon COMMERCIAL History,
History Of Enintrt Coinnercia MSn Commercial Ge
gTRfh COinmerctal -Prluets Commercial Calculations,
Pocal Economy, Mercantile luw, E.hcs Of Trade, Part
ncrShiP, sc. n, .--,rf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01
nirer and stenmboat Ne,rs.

The Cumberland is still slowly falling at this
point, with about is inches water on Hsrpeth
Shoals.
The only arrival yesterday was the a. H.
Dacis, from Paducah.
All hopes of raising the Monticello have
been given up. Her machinery and other
things of value have been taken out of her.
Efforts are still being made to raise the Net
tie Miller, but we have not learned what sue
cess if any. has attended them.
The Sligo, G. Ryinan master, leaves this
evening at o'clock for the mouth.
The Sligo is really very neat, substantial
and fine craft. She was built expressly for low
water, by our enrerprising townsmen, J. & D.
Hughes. Her hull, which was built at Padu-
cab by WIN. Thompson, is 40 feet long by %
wide, and Is a most excellent job. Her owners
then had her brought TO this city and finished.
Her engine and machinery were put 10 by Ellis
& Moore, and will compare favOrably, we ven-
ture to say, with that in any boat of her capsc-
ity now afoat. The carpenter work upon her
was done by Robt. Gully, and is very credita-
bic. Lescher furnished the upholstery, which is
gotten up in very nice style. She is finely paint
ed, but by whom we did not learn. She draws
II inches water light. The whole boat, there
fore, except the hull, is the result of the skill
and taste of Nashville mechanics, and she is
indeed such a Graf: as any place might look upon
as credit, when the object for which she was
built is taken into consideration. We predict
for her profitable career.
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New Rotary planning Machine.

On yesterday we dropped into the large Fur
nture Manufacturing Establishment of MeSsrs.
McCombs g. Cornelius, to witness the opera
tion Of new and complete Rotary Planning
Machine, the invention of two Nashville me-
chanics, Messrs. Cornelius and Cover 1t is
intended for planning the squares Of bed posts
after they have been turned, a thing that has
always been difficult to accomplish 10y hand
SO perfect does this machine operate, that one
man with the assistance of small boy, is able
to do more work than the combined labor of
ten men, were they to work in the ordinary
way. He planes with ease five hundred posts
per day, and il is done much better and more
accurately than those paned by hand.
We learn that they have taken the necessary
steps to secure letters patent upon the machine,
after which, we shall have more to say about
it, Those wishing to see it work, can do so
by calling at the shop on the corner of Cherry
and Church streets.
The entire establishment of Messrs. McCombs
6 Cornelius is a novelty in its way. The rough
timber is taken up and put through the pro-
ce-ses OF saving, turning, planning, growing,
&c, all by machinery. Thus they are enabled
TO afford finished bed-steads by the quantity
for less than the simple cost of the labor when
done by hand. They use all the late improve
ments in the manufacture of bed-steads
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ANOTHER Man DRowNED.-We are panied
TO record the death of another person. young
lnau by the name of Phillips, in the employ of
Mr. Yeargan on Market street-from drowning,
which occurred on Saturday night last, at the
upper wharf in this city. 1t appears that a
considerable number of persons were bathing
in the river, and amid the noise made upon the
occasion by them, the cries and struggles of the
unfortunate man who forfeited his life by his
temerity in venturing too far in deep water,
mot being able to swim) were not heard until
it was too late to render him the assistance
Necessary to save his Ifs. His body was taken
out of the river on Sunday morning about 9
O'Clock This is the third death which has &C
CURED here this season from drowning.
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Awful and Fatal Consequences

u ENSUE from treating Bowel comp this of
t. the year with Brandy, Opium Astringents When
checked this way the disease cured but the outlet
merely stopped up and it is fortunate If it appears for
then dangerous diseases Of the head ayeTrd and the
patient chance for his life. How osh do hear Of
plants being suddenly checked and death from
disease Of the brn produced by the medicine taking place
a K hours anerg
THE GR.EFENBERG DYSENrERY SYRUP,
has wonderfully successufaI in such'cOmpaints. By
Bowels and thus enables nature to perform her
The Board of Health Of New York certify that the
CArera disappeared from the Quarantine this
medc cine used at the Hospitals.
Dr. KnowIteD of Boston, calls It the greatest aid the
medical profession and b essing TO the patient.
Dr. De Forrest of New York, says it cures every
Of disorder Of the bowels promp y and that be always
uses IL in cases.
Capt Taylor, of the Army certaes that It all
Dysrnery "a Mexico and that gene.
rally used nv officers who contracted that complaint
Morris Frandlin, acting Mayor Of New York, re-
cOmmeuds TO be Kept in every family 20 be ready 10 check
all disorders Of the Bowels the first appearance.
By Count BOdisco it recommended the Medical
Board Of Petersburg and by them recommended to the
Government Hospitals throughout Russia II has been used
in several Iropean countries with great success.
In Ma hve large quantities. Of il have been used in times
of Cholera.
Throughout the whole State Of Tennessee Is known as
the best and only certain edy for Bloody Fux
have always onered TO refund the if any
he heard Of that has affected / HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH CASE. The same offer is still con-
tnued. ALEX. MACKENZIE