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Extract.

The following extract from an impromptu Ora
ton, delivered at Garfield, Ohio July 4th, 1857,
by Hon. Elisha Whittlesey, is beautiful and truth.
full Let American mothers read it and initiate
the example of the mothers of the Revolution, TO
whose unbounded patriotism and love of country
we owe the men who achieved our independence
With firm reliance on the God of battles and the
justice of their cause, they taught their children
that their first duty was to God-next, their coun-
try demanded their services, and that after these
claims were satisfied, they might think of them
selves: .a,
/" Ny Fair Auditors You have an important
duty to discharge to those entrusted to your care
in whatever situation relation Of life they stand
connected with you. Your fidelity, Rrmness dis
| cernment, and gentleness, when exercised as be-
come females, will accomplish all the domestic and
public purposes that Providence had in view by
your creation. Your mothers in the war of the
Revolution stood by the country and cheerfully
fitted out their husbands and sons for the tented
field, to share the disasters of war Their daugh-
ters dressed in white afterwards strewed the path
OF Gen. Washington with flowers us he passed
Trenton bridge, in the vicinity of his military con-
fcts. He knew no North, no South. ! have an
original letter in my possession written when he
was President dated United States, March %,
1892 '''s ' ''''
|" This is worthy the imitation OF all Presidents
OF the United States and all public men who
cherish regard for the Constitution of the United
States. He was an American throughout TOO
pure to be corrupted by fattery or money, and
too fearless TO be moved by frowns. In his fare
well address, his last munifcent legacy, the
GROWING act of his useful and most extraordinary
life, he pointed out with prophetic vision the dam
gers that would beset and await his countrymen
II they should yield to the representations OF the
enemies Of the Union, designed TO destroy IL by
creating sectional jeaousies. There are few who
denounce Gen. Washington aud the Constitution,
but the great mass of the people of all parties and
OF all sections of this extensive populous country
are loud in extollipg him its Father and they
are attached to the Constitution and to the Union
of the States. His mind dwelt more earnestly upon
the Union than upon any other temporal thing,
and lct us follow his example, aud let il be our
constant endeayor and prayer to transmit uRm-
paired this Republican Government to our chill.
dren." ,dl.tf.t .W,i..q #rsla
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NO. 304. ... r.. a.a- NO. 3OA-
FINE CONFECTIONERY. aA4,ag
"AYING ERECTED A BAKE OVEN AND
IL Bake-House my own premises, hsvs
commenced the manufacture of all kinds Of Cake N
Philadelphia styles, BY Philadelphia workman
something new, which the public are respectfully u
vted 10 cal and try. And from this time forth all ~
customers will be supplied fresh Cake daily, and Il
as low rates can be purchased in this city, and "A
made Of the best materials.
Parties Of all kinds supplied with all binds Of YAsey
Cake Lady Cake, Pyramids, Ice Cream, and Wstsr
Ices plain or in moulds, and sent TO all pars Of the
CITY All ask is give me fair trial.
.. II. RIDENoUR,
Penn ave, between eth and 10th streets
v. b. have private Ice Cream Saloon up stairs
for Ladies.
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Two missions, ST. 800 per annuIn ~ S35, 900
Five missions, $4,000 per AMMAN. 10000
Two missions, $4,000 per annum 10000
Seventeen missions ofsecond grade ut 81 500 500
Commissioner 10 China. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000
Commissioner 10 Sandwich Islands 500
Two Secretaries of Legation, e., 625 ...... $3.50
Six Secretaries of Legation, 81 500. 10000
One Secretary OF Legation, 81 600. .... 1000
One Secretary Of Legation, $3, 900. ......3 900
Eighteen Secretaries OF Legation, 81 500 ~, "a 900
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|srleE STAMPS NOT REDErMRp. The First
snt Postmaster General, II King, writes
Ps, that aaa.a haa Isl aIf ~ a4ap
here Il no provision whatever in the Post
act authorizing the use Of stamps a. cur
nor is there, for that reason, any provision
er redemption by the department, where,
| ch use, they accumulate In inconvenient
|tirs In individual hands lfpsrsons receive
as remittsnces, they must rely for rein.
Saent on the sale OF them.
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A clergyman observing poor man by the
baking stones with pick-axe, and kneel.
yet at his work better, made the remark,
John, wish ] could break the stony hearts
bearers as easily as you are breaking these
The man replied, Perhaps, master,
not work on your knees
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oftable are given below

OF the Consulships one hundred and thirty four
are salared officers Of which the most important
and nrnitahIa are pivau halnw, "
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j PRooF LADIES DRESSES. The Medical
thinks it ought 70 be generally known that
les light dresses may be made dre-proof ut
e nominal cost, by sleeping them, or the
u cPtton used ia making them, in a diluted
81 81 chloride Of zinc. We have seen, il
be very finest cambria 80 prepared held in
ne Of a candle and charred TO dust without
81 fame. r-4 4g3I.Ef Ef3s t
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FENNsYLYANIA RAILnoAD.



TINE Great Central Route connecting she Atlantic citie
4 WtlH eseTn, NOTthWesteTn, and YcaH estefn states
by continuous Railway direct This read slso eonneeH
g ftsburg with Cay lire OF s-eauers 70 81 pofis OF
the Western Rivers and al Cleveland and 3audusky Wi
Steamers ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making
the most dsrset e6sqD65s cad Te154 route By which
RREIGHT can be forwarded 10 and from the Great Hsst
yates between Philadelphia and Pittsburs;
FlL 5 5o T.s5o-- 3o ly 500 per loon
SEC0ED CLASS-Boass and Stationery
Dry Goods (iu bales,) Hardware Lea ST5e per 10oR
THIRD CLhSSS.-Aryis, ,8Gggine, Eac0l, er oo,
and Pork On bulk, Hemp, 6c..,.... Wv F'1 A0OA
FDURPd GLASS; Cafes EiHh. Bacon, l-- ooY
and Pork (paeked,) Lard and Lard Oil o'N pSi AOOA
Flour-Sl per bbl. until fu-ther notice.
Grain-j0 cts. per 100 Tbs. until further notice.
Coton$2 per bale, no; exceeding 500 lbs. weight until
further n0ticl.
E5- In shipping Goods from any point East OF Phla.
dspbia be particular aITc package Ella PijGdeD5ia
2Erc1&" An Goods consigned 20 the Agents Of this
Road Philadelphia Ptsburg viii be forwarded with
out detentiOu.
FRzIrHr AaENTs.-H8rris WOrmlsT b Co.. Memphis
Tennessee 3. +. Sass Co, ST. Louis; j. 3: Mitchell
SON. Evansville IDdiens; Dumss0 Bell and MurdOoE and
Carter Jew6tt Louisville, Ky; r q. Medium Madison
Indiana; SprigEan Brown, and IFwiH6 Co, CINCINNATI
n. W. Graham L Co. Z.nesve, Ohio; Leeeh b Co., No
5kKitg street Boston; Leech Co. Astor House, Rev
YORK; 10 William street. aud No. 8 BatteFE Place, New
York; E. J. Sneeder Phisdelpha; MagraW Koons, Ball
tinlOre Geo. q FranCiscus, Pitis5urg
H. Ii. HOUSTON, GeaeyGL Freight Agsat, Pb5Sd.
Il. J. L0MBAERT, SGbt, Altoona, Pa
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Stopping Southampton, both going and returning, they
offer passengers proceeding London and Have dvantages
over other route for the economy Of time and money
Passage nom Now York 70 Southampton and Bremen, First
Cabin Main SaOOn 100 dollars First Cabin Lower Saloon
ll0 dollars; Second do. 60 dollars.
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post Of
fee.
No bills Of lading win be signed parcels the
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight or passage apply 10
G.. II. SAND, II South William street, New York.
G. A. HEIKEKEN & CO., Bremen,
CROSKEY q CO. Southampton.
Eaurn
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STEAM SHIPS.
For German Ports.
NEW YORK. BREMEN q SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.

TTNHR ships comprising this line are WASH 1%SESR.
lNGTON, Capt. Z. Cavendy HER <s-ass
MANN, Capt. Edward higgins. These stea-
mers stop Southampton, both going and returning
PROPOSED DATEs OF sAILIEs-ls57
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?. w. MANEY q co,

TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIN COPPER,
SHEET I8ON LEAD PIPE. WIRE,
IRON AND TIN RIFITS PLUMBERS TOOLS AND
MATERIALS HAsBLETzED laos MATEHIALs,
PARL0R CRATES, CCOh SEDF rs, II EAT
Ing stoves for wood CTpCOal, Japan
ned and Common TIA WaTes
NO. 4G EASI SIDE 3fAREET STREET,
Nashville, Tenn,
p. S-We viii keep constantly on haDd Tn-smjth's
Machines aud Tools being Agents for Peck, smith Co.,
SOuibng gt0a, Conn.
serf2j-I6m ". H. b CO
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4avergnG
Gfnan1 Mills for Sale

THE undersigned wishing devote his time more TO his
Farm, offers this valuable property for sale, upon very
favorable terms,
There is q saw and three sets Of in complete
working order everything COnIriyed in the best possible
manner for convenience.
point locality is unsurpassed, being within 20 yards
of the Railroad miles from Nashville, and in the
rcnest sections in Middle Tennessee Any person wishing
10 buy is respectfully invited TO call and examine.
will also sell my Residence with the Mills IL desired,
which aRd desirable property l have also two or
three No Mule Teams and Wagons for sale
lau2I-3m INO' HlLL,
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THURSTON & BERNARD,

NO 10 FabllC Square,
Next door 20 CalhOunG)
NNyE now have on hand beautiful stock Of French
w and English Aerinos, PLAN Plaid and Ambrs
shaded ell wool DeLsines Bombaznes Cashmeres, Man
chester DeLsnes; Piald Red Yellow and White FlanneE
all qualities. Also complete stock Of Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of al kinds to which We invite shs atsn
sion Of all CASH buyers give good bargains.
Bspt25-f
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have received direct from Europe large supply o.
u Watch Makers Tools and Materials, which viii sell
twenty-five per cent below New YORK prices Materials
sent 70 any pan Of the county BY mail. Likewise, large
assortment OF Click Materials. Having engaged the services
experienced Wofkmen for the repairing OF watches
Jewsry Cloak &c he can warrant entire satisfaction
civ and C,Iuntry Trade N. C. BRUCE,
Wholesale Dealer in Watches, JeEelrys Clocks, Fancy
Goods, &c, II Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
nov, q-8mod6zW.
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TNHURSTON BERNARD have removed 10 No. ls
4 Public Square, next door to Calhouns where they
will be happy to show their customers first rate stock Of
Dry Goods, consisting Of Black Brown and Blae Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cassimsres; Vestings, Gloves
Hosiery, CrGvats Handkerchiefs, &C., DC.
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Frederick BIeir,

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton, Saxony, has a
" ken office at No. TO- Front street CLARK. and
rs his services the cgens Of Nashville for relief and
cure Of Female Complaints Of all kinds Scrofula in its
worst forms; COnsumpd n, rheumatism nd Dropsy. His
experience and practice In regard these and similar dis
eases such 70 enable him guarantee perec
cure If treated taken in time.
For a above, very superior article Of Stomach
Filters Of his own invention manufacture, together
With "a variety of other medicines. Ifeb7-ly
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As sEo !s&CRBPR3Cs
COPPER, TIN & SHEET THDT WORKER

,
No. :, lsgsn STREET,
NASUFILL z, = G& ESS 2 z.
Z HAVE his day purchased l5e .r5Trst ui Gr. Henry
McCasin IN The above Cusaess and hereby tendermy
sincere thanks all my Old friends auC patrons oE then
hheretv baIe0f3-e extended % tbe firm and would most
respectfully solicit ccE1uaucs Of yuTs from them, ard
wish to info all the world and the rest o mankind
that nave Oa ialG and for sale splendid icl Ct
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns i&ricr Stoves for wood and
common and facy Crates, Box stoves for churches, Hot
low Ware Of every variety hand or made 10 order Fur
naces and Foot Stoves, entirely patterns, Tin Ware
of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB NCHG.
an prepared to DO all kinds Of Job Work, such as
House GueFing Roofing any other branch pertaining
TO shat line
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
MvOld friends OF the River viii End IT 20 taeT advantage
tocall and give hc4ay before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO for sale, one pair secondhand ENGINES, cyln.
der II inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for light draughl
steamer, which eau oe bought on reasonable terms.
june ID. ls25
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SIIERIFF's SALE.

u virtue Of an execution directed from the eh
ID cery Nashville. November term I-5g fr
favOruf C. BIien, CLERK End Master, " a. Itnttii
ard Robert Indel, Will SarUsDaY, the IIih tay sf
ApTI tXpOss sale az the Yard -ts o. Mach
vie 70 the highest bidder orcI, al the right ie cis1
and interest, that ~ and Robert ncel huY au o.
certain piece parcel Lot Ground, lying art being fu
The county Of Davidson, state Of Tennessee city %
Nashville. ha peHg Lot No. tha division nf lots
formerly owned by John i-de decd frUnuE Marker
street Ga what is known C"ege Lots - feet rlu-
Ming back 100 feet, upon which Lot IS two scrv
Brick House. Deed Regiseredi 10 BoJk % and page 40
ReEstsr's ONCE % D4vids0n county.
ALSO, all right lille, claim and Interest that Robert
Tudelh has In and % piece parcel OF Land aud
being the County and STATE Aforesaid COLLEGE
HUI south Of corporation Of Nashville, being haof
Lot No 8 dcs atsd in lhs plan Of CamFJels Lots that
is 10 say southern fUf said Lot fruulug 81 srt IN
Market street running bucs I47 aIc Do being t.
Lot that o. Marha P. Hanks bv Richard
Hanks Deed Reg tered iu Book Ao. PAGES I52 and Il
keri. Office OF Dayidsru county. sale within Iei
LOurs. J. K EUHUAUSON, sherlF.
Bv q. CAMEHELL, Deputy 5beuf.
M "a - faa
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EENHs II AltIA IthlLAlUALs
THREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
L and Pittsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg ct TN A NJ and Pitts
burg f0r Philadelphia at 2, a. H. The FAST LINE
leaves Phadepha for PiJtshurg 1T P NJ, aud Psburg
for PhiladeDhia Gt !, P. q. TIE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Psburg at II, 2. III and
Plttsburg for Philadelphia 81 TO- p. II.
The above lines connect at PtsbuTg with the Railroads
to and from St. Louis No.; Alton, Galena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort, Lexington, ard Louisville, KY; Terre
Hsute Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind; Cincin-
natl Dayton, Springfield Boletontane SsudusEy Toledo
Cleveland Columbus Evansville Mas.ilon and Wooster
Ohio; Also with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans St Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to from either OF The
above places.
For further particulars see HaudbiIs s! the different
starting points Passengers from the West wiil find this
the shortest and expeditions route 10 Philadephie
Baltimore, New YorE or Boston,
THOS. MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Lines, Pailada
J. MESklAEN, AasNT, Passenger Lines, PstSJlTg,
Philadeluhia ls57-ian1--y
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NOTICE no PA>ss-i, ,is-sss.

SUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE, n. & C.R. r.,
NASHVILLE, Jan. 6, 1851.
ON and after Monday next, tIs l2h instant, the Ticket
~ ONCE OF the Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad will
be established at No. 20 College under the Sewanee
Hotel. The Omce viii be open A. b. and closed 9
ccuck, p NJ Passengers should procure Tickets before
going 10 the cars. H. i. ANDERSON, SGp't.
&. l.. ANDgR=oy. Ticket Agent. Ijaug-tL
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RAILROADS. &C.
"a % -
Freight Reduced!
80 or Freieht fom

CHARLESTON TO NASH KILL q
TO CONTINUE WITHOUT ALTERATION o"i'- l-
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1857.
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SFLENDID ScHENu.
BRILLIANT SCHElIEt

Whole Tickets slOi Halves IS Quarters g 50.
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FIRST GLASS.

FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes Books Stationery Boots, SHOES ana has,
Iiou0rs. oils, DC, 10 bottles, tampnine and SpTls
TuTDsntiue iu barrels Carpeung, CEuH, Glass and
Cs.sggr- Cigars in cases, Clocks, 'on fectioneres,
Cotton Cards, cutlery in cases, casks and boxes, Dy
Goods in boxes and bales, DrUgs Eraits, Frat Trees
and Shrubhery. Eurs, GEIden Seeds Look inG Glasses
aud Looking Class Plates lat owners risk oysters
in cans and jars, Saduery, Tin aud hriitama ware
Teas and Specs pgI 100 lbs '.-'.Sl ID
SECOND CLASS
ardWare. except such as Epeclued m ElsL thI At1
Glasses Codse Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors
in barrels and pipes, Tobacco in boxes Leather IN
and Qusepspr re iu crates and casks, Rice, Whiting,
Plaster Brass and Copper per icJlDs.' --'Si W
THIRD GLASS,
avae sboveIs SDadas Sad LOus, Zinc and Tin 10 pigs,
TiB Plate AuVls, Vices, casks OF Chains ehd hoes'
ManlUs and Cotton Cordage, Coffee, Heavy Casnhgs1
NiICtsrinr Railroad Wheels and AXles Chains
and Spikes and Kosn IN barrels per lVO IDs''''' eu
SPECIAL ttAI rs
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other fhl ariicles
not enumerated; also caTboys Of ACIDS o. o het
5-berclis W I'M be charged by ac.ual weight, but al
d9ube First Cass rates per 100 lbs. S2 30
Have every package plainly marked WIN % naue ~ CON
delays ana losses and iHsures speedy de-
ESViNTAGEs AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY THE
az CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Goods consigned to the Agents Of the South Carolina
Railroad al Chareston will be forwarded " FRtE OF CoH
,-Tso dra,s-a wharaCG and postage only charged; a
b OF which with 81 freight PAID essel W oe mali
ed 20 cousnees Mark packages, care agent D Z. h. H.
T South iiua Railroad viii advance shippers charges
60 tbst those who prefer cOnsgnng 70 Commission house
can do so aud have their expense bill payable here
AM freigbt for Nashville and Stations on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad are sent from Charest9n ny nTosn
Trims only sappers may rely upon'he utmost despatch
and promptness. 90, 50, . ,.s-- b..
The Rate from Charleston 10 Nashville VIII al ah 'lhes 0o
as low as by savannah
lam authorised and will settle promptly any oyereharges
and damages thar may occur on this Line
ID case OF lost or missing goods will take charge OF any
oresce necessary their recovery, and II nottouna
will pay the within 80 days aller holco Is gwen "
this Office. - .,, ~,,.-.,.-,...
Nerc6ants along the line the Nashville aud Chattanooga
Railroad viii bear mind taai the above rates sPPy 70 az
goods from Charleston, which O. be delivered az we
following stations viz: Stevenson, Anderson DecheLu'
TgIIabfa Normandy, WaUTace, ShehyNlles belOuchie'
Fost+rville NurfreesbOrO. Smy rna, and Layergne.
shat be prepared 30 give every explanation and norma-
fi1 desired p regard 10 reiahJs and Expense bills Cores
pondents may rely upon prompt answers 10 ali n4ues ana
evry attention given u business brought under my super
S.,-,,;;oq s-5 coriroI CHAS W. ANDERSON, Agent,
49, - n College st., Nashville.
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ID RALLNOAn CONTKACIUIss.

- Il 4 AfIEtO = - NsAt4N Z n AZ - aAos
PROPOSALS will be received the Engineers Office OF
TenUsssee and Alabama Railroad until February TO,
1857, Grading Masonry, and Bridging gt said Kali
road from Spring Hi u opposite She town q Colombia
about thirteen miles. The above work comprises some heavy
and sixteen hundred of Bridging. Plans, Frofjes and
Specifications may be any tine" and any further in
r0rmrou obtained by addressing J. H. DEyEEEUN, Division
Engineer at Columbia, Tennessee. A ANDERSON,
iauI6-tf Engineer.
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FAKE REDUCED TO Sl2 90
Ia
FROM NASHVILLE TO MEMPHIS,
WA Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, Columbia
' WeynesbOro and Memphis ana Charleston Railroad
$50 miles railroad and l65 miles turnpike Leaves Nash
villc Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays OF 616 m Ap.
ply the General Stage Office, opposite the Post Office.
deceit
HOPE sPKINGs EXULTING FROM IrS
Use, While Doubts Fleeing Away, give
Place to Conviction most
Triumphant!
DE kind enough Reader, give your attention one mo-
THE GREFENBERG HEALTH BTTTERS
ARE GOOD FOR!
They have sold by the subscribers Tennessee
years and this great truth, they have their
possession showing that they have cured and helped thou
INDIGESTION,
Nervious Debility. Sickness at the stomach
DeTsngemenl Of he Digestive Wafer Brssh Ha%oTs,
Functions, Mind and Co.,iysas. CoidS and GengRs i.t.
Oppression amer Eating, Female obstruetions,
Acid stomach, Loss Of Appetite,
TOhPOE OF THE LIVEK AND BOWELS,
Reader! You are appealed to earnestly. Don't say IfI
od ony believe this to be have some of toe above
complaints and would take the medicine al could
only confidence" It Is TRUE Come then, if your
mind irritable disseminated, and gloomy, il you have
Pains eating food If your body begins
assumes haggard and sallow aspect you have dim.
Gully in lying your en side,ifyour skin dry and shrv
eed-it you appetite and variable per-
haas entirely destroyedf your whole system is anqud,
especially during process Of digeOn-ifyou have
slant uneasy feeling in the stOmacWhy you troubled
with INDlGESTIONl and these Bitters TO cure
Indigestion and all its attendant ills; and while
gently stimulates the Stomach cleansing removing
Troublesome agents,
IT ACTS UPON THE SKIN
Removing MORBID VTTTATED HUMoEs, identifying the
face kiudiug life and energy in your entire
Reader will world longer look dark and gloomy
longer your hopes be banished thrust aside
but with
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
GraeraUbeFg Health BiLters have
u.s. Mauygiteusses ready to testify the
above made These Bters and all the other Graeenberg
Medicines by every Druggist every town in
state and worthy Of place every The
price is liberal Wholesale Dealers, and the Retail price
only 9jc is, there should b.
lqrgg Blanket t cannot be found all this
! glorious Union.
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