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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-21

REMARKABLE DUR. Two gentlemen, one
Q German, and the other Spaniard, who were
recommended by their birth aud services to the
Emperor Macmillan III, both courted his
daughter. This prince, alter lo1g delay, one
day informed the suitors that esteeming them
eqgally and not being able to bestow pref
erence, he should leave it to the force and adj
dress Of the claimants to decide the question.
He would not, however, permit them to en-
counter with offensive weapons, but had or-
dered large bag to be procured. 1t was
his decree that whichever succeeded 10 putting
the other into this bag should obtain the hand
Of bis daughter This extraordinary contest
took place before the whole court, and lasted
above an hour. In the end the Spauiari
yielded, and the German. Eberhard Baron de
Talbert, having planted his rival in the BAG.
took It upon his back. and gallantly laid it at at
the feet Of his mistress, whom, Us the story
goes, be espoused the next day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-21
whole Ne. leas

TIE SABBHB. Tho celebrated Wilberforce
ascribes his continuance for SO long time. UNI
der such pressure Of cares aud labors, in no
small degree to his conscientious aud habitual
observance Of the Sabbath. 90 what bles-
sed day. he says "is the Sabbath, which al.
lows us precious interval wherein to pause,
to come out from the thickets of worldly con-
Germs, and give ourselves up to heavenly and
spiritual objects. Observation and my own ex-
perience have convinced me that there is spe-
ca blessing Oh the right employment Of these
intervals.
One Of their prime objects in my Judgment,
is, to strengthen our impressions Of invisible
things and to induce habit Of living much
under their influence. o what blessing is
Sunday, interposed between the waves of
worldly business, like the divine path of the
Israetes through Jordan Blessed be God
who hath appointed the Sabbath, and inter-
posed the seasons Of recollection. It is blcs-
sed thing to have the Sabbath devoted to
God. There is nothing in which would co,a-
mend you to be more strictly conscientious
than in keeping the Sabbath holy"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-21

The neighbOfB broke open the hOuSe&00l
and CROPPED about in tie snow. There, In
across the threshold, and crushed by an ai3oin
ing wall which he'd fallen on him, lay poor Jules
dead.
] The workers left the father to his grief and
to the care of the women, and hurried to thu
anberge, at which some few had already beer
occupied since day break The snow, beneath
which it was buried, lay so thiekly over it
| that it was after dusk, before an entry was eff
fected-of course through the ROOF. The house
was unharmed, and all within it were safe
Jean Cahasse, the aubergiste, told the neigh
bors that neither he nor any of the others had
heard any unusual noise in the night, though
he fancied he remembered something like a
clap of thunder But in the morning he
awoke and sad, "Wife, it is very dark, and
yet seem to have had very long Sleep 1t
must be time to get up" So he carried his
watch to the window, to open the blinds
But he could not move them He went down
to the house door: fast again in spite of all
his pushing. Then up to the trap door in the
roof and, sfinding that he could not lift it, he
/ returned to his wife, aud said, Wife, the av.
aianche has fallen SO you had better get up
and make the breakfast"
After breakfast all the men took out their
knitting, hanging the skein of wool round their
necks the women and children were busy spin
ming fax, aud thus they sat round the fire, tell
ing tales ofpast dangers till the evening Then
Jean Cahasse said,
:" ana sure the neighbors would begin to dig
for US as soon as it was ligh.--but, doubtless,
the snow is very deep. Wife, if the onion
soup is reaoy, we will have supper"
1t was whilst they were at supper that the
neghbors entered, and were greeted of course
with much effasion +; tears, and kisses. and
loud cries, and altogether in the manner of men
who suddenly become aware that they had es-
capped great danger, aud did not think it
worth while to exercise any self control in the
matter.
Except the life Of poor Jules no lives were
lost and no further damage was done than
some four or five stone houses leveled, aud all
the wooden baraques swept away.
That is nothing" said Pierre, the guide,
with shrug of the shoulder. at is the
food avalanche that we are afraid of. All |
to hear it come roaring down in summer, when
the SHOWS have melted on the mountaius-
rocks. and stones and trees. and rivers of mud,
one trembles to think of it,"
Fortunately the flood avalanche descends nv
another rayiI'e, which you pass just before
reaching Bareges, and the food has never vet
done more than threaten the village, and make
the approach to it q most unpromising one.
On the whole, therefore, we may fairly say
that the avalanche, or rather the avalapches.
do come down at Bereges in an almost incon.
celvably uncomfortable Manner and with a
rapidity of recurrence which takes awav n,o,,
breath to think Of But those Who are most
affected by the Inconvenience, the inhabitants,
think nothing Of it.
The neighbors are so near" they say.
land we all help one another What would
You have more
What, indeed !! Rightly understood, there
is, under these circumstances, very little more
to be desired.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-21

The Count de Grasse being wounded in the
knee by musket ball, the surgeons made
many incisions. Losing patience at last, he
asked them why they cut and carved so cruel
". I'VE seek the ball" said they. Why
did you not say SO before" said the count, l
have it in my pocket"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-21

Samuel Alien, of Lake Mills, Wis, had his whole
orchard of voting fruit trees, 800 IN number. dc.
ing gnawed BY rabbits and mice. 30 much for doc.
toring -
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-21

Cincinnati manufactured last year 10. go 0c0 gal.
Ions Of proof whiskey-oniy I 900 600 less than
England, Ireland and Scotland grcdace;
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-21

The hardest thing to tame in the world, is
N uurulv tongue.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-21
The April Shower.
BY EDWARD c. GOODWIN.

Ere earliest day heard tread,
Like fairies trooping over head:
Drop alter drop the spring shower fell p;
Drop after drop, like Ginning bell.
Or elfn'B horn,
Who called his hammered hosts around,
And old earth bound
Till coming dawn.
Loud cried the Fay While chill winds sigh
Through every wood and valley fly,
That, blossoming, the light shall see
The violet and anemone!
Forth from my bowers
Call out the skylarks, gem the grass,
+, The mountain pass
Refresh with showers r.
Their snow white palfreys, prancing free,
With tinkling hoofs swept quick by me.
And then my dreams wrought ships at sea
Aud one that from some eastern land
Bore balm and spices, and a band
Of captive girls t.
Her white sails glistened meath the clouds.
And ali her shrouds
Seemed hung with pearls.
w.
4 Who could not dream while spice winds blow,
And rock bis vessel to-and-froy
Drop after drop the spring rain felt
pf4p after adropsI slumbered we'll
Andswhen woke, the garden bowers
And tufted flowers
ss Ee,naincl.to tell
~
That what our disappolntmcnts.know
From lies cold rain and drifting snow,
Is cancelled by a love that swells
The jessamines and asphodels,
Which with a trusting faith incline
To the sunshine
Their quivering bells.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-21
0i)e Eitlbhelo enquirer

Is PuRfasHD 7Evnnx MuRsDAY MORNING At THE
once, ono Door last Of the Court House,
LITcHFIELD, CONN.
49,
b TER N 9.
: ii s Ia subscrlrfion Per Annum.
Village subscribers (by carrier and single mail
subscribcfS IN adpance ax4......... Isl so
! Town Subscribers, (of the Carriers route and
mali riders. In bundles, ............... Il rs
Dr. II paid arictig II adpano6 .......... Il 90
81, m Postage Fs@ within this County.
., AdvertIslng.
Fourteen lines or less-1 2 or weeks $500. 81 0O
Six continuance thereafter, per wcek, 20
Probate and other legal notices at the usual rates.
M Yearly and other regular advertisers charged &C.
e6rding to space occupied.
~ Tumsiat Advertisements mast be accompanied NTH
Me MONEY 10 secure insertion. .t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-21

CEHfIFICArE OF CHARACTER FOR THE MAN
WHO WAS NOT ELECTED GOVERNOR OF New
YoRK.-The hemmeIec JouymcL thus discours-
eth. The portrait as will he seen, is full
length, and drawn by the hand of an Artist.
ERASTUS BROOKS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04
BY TELEGRAPH
KenruckY Elactinn-

+ LOUISVILLE, Aug. S.-Afajcrity in this city for
the Know Nothing cand dates f,r State Treasurer
and Congress about HOO. The election went IF
quietly. = - : :
/ IFiIlmOre's majority over Buchanan last fall was
1920, which shows gain for the Democrats of 72O.
ED. US & Am. i'ta ' bsA =
NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-Cotton advancing Flour
hrm; Wheat declining; Corn quiet Provisions buoy
ant Lard advanced 9Th, Hams ia; Shoulders IO3;
Gomez dull Rice advanced 9Th; Linseed Oil dull;
Lard Oh dull; Lead active; Iron quiet; Freight mac
tive; Stocks lower. =
2 WASHINGTON, August S.--Tremendous rains
ieii from Macon, Ga, to Montgomery Ala, on last
FRIDAY, stopping trains by undermining embark
men's' and injuring the crops. Floods are feared.
y BUFFALO, August IA rock of 400 tons weight
Ieii from the precipice at Goat Island, Niagara
Falls, yesterday, fatally wounding G.. W. Parsons
OF Cleveland, and badly wounding three others.
LOUISVILLE August S.--The river is rising
There is now good stage of water for the largest
boats to Cairo. Weatheg clear; thermometer $50.
A prize fight has taken place in Canada between
the Philadelphia pugilists; $50 rounds. Dominic
Bradley is victorious.
ST. JOHNS, August 1.-The bark Monarco Mol
tenburg bound for New York, was wrecked near
New FOundand on the Dist July She had fftv
Swedish passengers. The crew and six passengers
were saved.
HALIFAX, August Private advices say that
England guarantees 5000 pounds per annum in adj
dition to the 1000 pounds, to aid in direct steam
communication between England and st. Johns
New Feundland steamer every fortnight is con-
templated.
ST PAUL, July 29.-Col. Noble, superintendent
of the wagon road to South Pass is here the expe-
ditiOn being suspended. The Yankton Indians OBJ
ject to the party crossing the country. council
will be held on the 25th of August, and should me-
gotiatiOns fail they will proceed despite of hostili-
ties. -.-'----
NEW ORLEANS, August 3.-The French war |
steamer 7ounegre, from Vera Cruz to Havana, put |
into Quarantine here with yellow fever board. |
Number Of deaths in the city last week l06 No /
fever. ta-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

Fever and Ague.-Foremost among the various re-
NEEDLES for this disease stands Dr. Shaenbegers Andote
few doses will any ordinary case dose invar
bly, stops the ch Ii contains nothing the least degree
huul to the system under any and never pro-
duces the unpleasant attend the use Of unne
and other agents in general every form the
disease, sndis the original aud only 9adOts for
Ask for DE Shsbergers Fever and que Antidote and
be you get pills Sold by respectable Druggists every
where. Price 81 so: Sole Projectors TSHALLEEBERsER
& Co. Rochester, Pa
..-..s Wholesale Agents,
EWING BROTHERS,
aug4-W3m Nashville Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

b ne Considerable inconvenience was experienced
Z yesterday, by some of citizens owing to the
shutting off the water without notification This
may have been unavoidable in the present instance
bnt as such occurrences have not been unfrequent
of late, we would suggest TO our worthy Superin-
tendent of the Water Works the proprety of notify
ing the public when there is to be stOppage of
water, which could be easily done through the daily
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04
Lindsley's Advertisements.
valuable Frss.soiI 1 OF for sale.

r AM Offering for sale valuable Building Lot on
Spruce street, the Broad. The lot
SIXTY six feet Spruce hundred and fry feet deep,
With q convenient alley in the rear
This property exempt Cor &c years from ls
Jznusr next This exemption is OF more value than is
ally accorded TO It, not only the grounds but all Improve
erected thereon, free The saving in
thu item OF taxes will than pay for the ound and all
Improvements THIS lot Is also situated in part the city
tbs is being rapidly lsd up with ellDgs and
private residences. Terms 3sonabe.
Apply TO July 90 RPe A. ". S. LINDSLBY.k
ANEAT RESIDENCE In EDGEFIELD,
offered for bargain. The Lot fronts 50 feet
Il Woodland street and l7O Minck. The House
tans four good rooms, good ese &c. The house
and the situation Of the bsst in Edgefel1
VIII be sold low. Applyto A.Y. 8. LlNDSLEY,
jUneI3-H 30 College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

ReA- Mr.. John J. Byrd, of Charleston, S. c.,
will give a commercial lecture this evening at 8
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange, in which he
will treat of the origin and progress o: commerce
the mercantile character, the education requisite for
those who intend to follow the mercantile life &C.
The lecture will be free, and merchants and clerks
are especially invited to attend.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04
TIE GREATEST
Building Association

. OF THIS PROG ESSIFE AGE.
Am offering For Sale at low fgures twenty Build
ing Lots in the Eighth Ward Nashville such
that any procure himself complete and convent
home. The lots front the MuTreesboFo Turnpike,
har Franklin and Maple streets, and admirably
situated for Private Residences. ..
Cabones Omnibuses have completely evoluGionised this
part Of the city, which with other impEovments being
made such the extension Of Cas- and water in that dse
lion, will add greatly to the value Of this Property.
The Terms such Will allow each purchaser immedi-
atey put up his buildings, the purchase money will
be required until the 5h OF January 1862, the interest
only TO be paid annually until that time Call soon
july-f A VS.. LlNDSLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04
Wheat, wheat.

IXTANTED 100000 bushels prime White and Red Wheat
w for which will pay the highest market price, de-
Ivered at our Ware house. Spring and Clark Street.
Nashville. Wheat will be elassed as follows:
Ten cents per bushel WILL be paid for prime White above
mime Red; and 10 cents below for prime Meditenanian-
ms Wheat s the classification. When Amber Wheat
il Brne bushel will be paid over the price Of
spging and other Red Wheats.
me Amber Is known here b. Farmers Blue Stem or
Missouri Next 70 this il the Golden ChaE-moss
desirable. .
First Class, White; Second Class, Amber;
Third Glass, Golden Chat; Fourth Spring
and Red Wheas except the Mediterranean which
s ten cents below in value.
900 Grain Sacks on hand By
'une2S n. B. FRENCH son.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

Rev. J. B. FERGUSON This favorite preacher
was again greeted with an overwhelming audience
on last Sunday, at Odd Fellows Hall. Mr.. Ferguson
is proceeding to Ohio and will most probably favor
his admirers here with another discourse on his re-
turn to his home in New Orleans
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04
WORD
w Z . H.

IF you wish be HzAErHT and during the Sum
Il meF, 90 at once snd get some or
M'Lean's Celebrated Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier.
Il Il he only remedy that will all impurities from
the Ii being Tonic, it slll AZ me same tue
sTRRsSrHEN and INV SnR ATE the system
Thousand in St Louis have used IT, and The universal
preston Is that Is tails curing plant ar
ing from disordersd state Of the LIVER
ELs. A few doses will cure DIARRH0EA DYsESTERY-
As Duretic, II will cure di-e Of the htDAENS ;,
UTERUS, or BLADDER; a. an Altsretye viii Purily me
blood and remove all fELLOHNESS PAAPLkSs or SORES
Lisa sure preventive for YELLOW FEVER, CHILLs or
AGUE an6 FEVER, and CHOLERA. There IS no mistase
about IT, refer 10 hundreds Of Steamboat MEN
MsLBAN'S 5rRBHGTHENING CORDIAL does not re-
qurs certificates to bring 1t INTO notice. dose sucent
70 convince the skeplca Of rs wonderful inyigora
Ing effects. GsI r and Y 8 i K yery Pl 9sant 10 as
home with him. Ills ian iudspensab remedy fnr every
family. J. h MCLEAN, Sole Propre Of his Cordial.
Also, Mclean = Volcanic Oil Eminent.
Do Principal Depot, the corner Of Third AID Pine
10 For Ias by ali the prime Druggists IN IA, city and
country.
UPWhy will YOu 70 Iimping on erutchsss
orsuner with sores and palms, When ~ the use Of few Doss
MeLBAN's Celebrated VOLCANIC OIL LINMENT,
you be permehsRtly cured Thousands Of confirmed
cripples have been made to walk the OF this inVal
with rheumatism, have been efeetially cured Old
ming resisted all have been
healed BY the use OF two small bottles OF AeLhANs CkLE-
Cancers Piles Paralysis Palsy Stiff JOINTS Tuuors,
Swelling. Neuralgia, kar-ache Tooih-aehe, Chi5lains,
Bruises sprAiRs buFns Sure-hroat Cuts, und OF any
local palms, difference hOW they VII yield 70 NE
WOSDERFUL IMMINENT.
Then trias no longer with those common ninents
msdies-eai al and supply or MeLeau's Volcanic
Oil Lininentl safe aud esIan aud the only
dc, on man beast For sale By !. H. MCLEAN.
JayI-d tnw-E s-m-insd propri ter ~ louis, No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

B1y- A large number of the friends and admirers
of the late lameated D. R. CLAIBORNE, were present
at his funeral, last Sunday afternoon, to testify to
their regret at his loss An eloquent address was
delivered by Mr. Ferguson.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-J. L. s R. W. Brown
~ i'll this day at o'clock P. m, the premises,
sell at public sale without reserve, desirable lot on
Market street, between Church and Broad.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

Bsg~ The &" History ofthe Turf in South Carolina"
is the title of book of 2lO pages, prepared by
committee of the South Carolina jockey Club. It's
a very interesting book for persons who delight in
the sport of the turf, and very useful one for
breeders Of blood stock. For sale by ". I. Berry
s Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

HIsToRICAL SoCIETY.-The MONTH y meeting of
the Tennessee State Historical Society will be held
this afternoon at o'clock, in the of the State
Librarian, and members are requested to be prompt
in their attendance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

Ezlgn Charles Hess Teacher on the Piano, Harp,
Guitar. and in singing, is now prepared to give les
sons if desired at the residence of the scholar
Terms, one dollar lesson none engaged for less
than twenty lessons. july30-2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04
THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY AND BEST
RAREAIN.

Am now Offering at great sacrifice. that valuable prop
Il erty, College Hill, Immediately opposite the Unit
vssy long occupied by the ate DR.. Troost. The Lot
fronts 60 feet Market street, with the same front on Col
lego Tue house large and eommOdous and the whole
at the price offer it Is great bargain.
CaibOFnes's Omnibus has practically moved College Hill
right inc the Public Square wanting residence
convenient business would do well TO look al this prop
eTy. Call on "a A. V. S. LINDSLEYs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

assorted stock of Groceries this morning at their
warehouse.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

FATAL ACCmExT.-Two laborers named Patrick
Hart and Patrick Curnan were instantly killed, on
Saturday evening by the falling of derrick near
the Reservoir.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

TIE BANK OF PARIs.-This Bank, the notes Of
which for the last few days. have been uncurrent in
some portions of the State, has been purchased by
Messrs Shepard and Wheless of this city, who
promptly redeem its notes. 1t is now as sound as
auy Bank in the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

paa- Messrs W. t. Berry & Co. have RusseIl's
Magazine for August 1t contains several very able
articles
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

NASHVILLE JOURNAL oE MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
We have received this Journal for August. 1t
tains original articles interesting to the profession
by P. F. Eve, J. NJ. Watson and C. K Winston.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

HAGAN Bro, Market street, have for sale Frank
Leslie's paper. It has engraving and biographi-
cal sketch of J. W. FOrney. They have also the
fastest number of Harper's weekly Journal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

WHEAT.-There is a decline in wheat in New
York and of course a corresponding depression
here. Mediterranean is worth 6Oc. ordinary red
-Oc and good white so.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

Ea- The Nashville Academy of Music will c6H
mence its fifth session the Sd Monday in Septem
Der next. For particulars apply to the Principal,
No. "A, South Vine street julySO-2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04
NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TRUST SALE

DY yirrue OF deed executed the Nashville Building
ID AssOeia ton by J. H. L. Weaver, which o. record IN
the Registers Oe of Davidson county in book NO KS page
6s the sad Nashville Building Assoc adon By Us Treasurer
WILL Saturday the 9Th day Of August next a. me ceurs
yard gaze Nash Vile sell at ancna 20 the Egnest BIDDER
for cash therein de screed being LII IN south
Nashville, fronting forty feet Market street ana running
back 1871 feet which Is situsted eomfosbe family resi-
denee The equity OF redemption waived in said deed
JaIy sd. CHAs. A.FULLBR, Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04
FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS
AT LOW FIGIJRFS

AN Offering for sale desirable Residence
Summer street, the Tn Ward. The Lot fronts
By 10. The House andneat eontans Rooms Kteh
en- Room, Smoke House. Dairy and Stables. The
gas has been carried in front this Lot. know
be asrgIin Appy to A. v. 5. LINDSLBY,
Go 1aoa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

PILES PILES! PILES!
THIS HIFHKRro TRACTABLs DISEASE, EyERY FORM AND
EVERY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
w ILL fail in giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the worst and most obstinate esses on
Hemorrhoids or Piles 1t is the -..s ......
ONLY 4INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here or elsewhere for the Piles aud is the result Of yearS
of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles have remedy at hand which
will 80
~ STAND TBE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear of failure its part to do all the proprietor
claims for IL .r
Full directions accompanying each box; and all that H
requisite strictly to observe them, and cure will soon
TO follow " 7 .-
DR. 7 II. GGvEEAUGH, presently .. ...-.-
D3ar sir When arrived in the city few days ago.
was suffering intensely with the piles mentioned my
condition to you, asking your advice. You recommended
your Pile Salve saying would tired 1.-THE
effect immediate, and am now well. believe II
to be, ssitproved my case invalas5e remedy aud
for that disease the Piles, and as such recon-
mend it to others.
Yours truly, JOHN W. HANSON, Of st. Louis, No.
IL Price 81 per box. For sale in Nashville 5y win
Bros Wholesale Agents, and By Druggists and Dealers
generally, s.s.a. ..tl
p Dr.. I. H. OAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
-sagS1--lv inside 81 -. bouIs. MO.
DURE HOLLAND GIN for sale BY -
= SprlO k'O'AAN1.