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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

Pursuant 20 notice. Sabbath School Convention
assembled at the FIRST Baptist Church in this city,
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. HowELL, on motion, called to
the Chair, and J. j. TooN, Of Charleston, S. c.,
was requested TO act AZ Secretary.
After singing, prayer offered by Mr.. Haw-
thorne, Of MOBILE, Ala.
The Chairman, Dr. Howell, addressed the Con
veution on the importance of Sabbath School in
structions, and the value of the abors which it is
the duty OF this Convention to foster
DR. w. P. Jones, of Nashville, behalf of the
First Baptist Church Sunday School, delivered an
address of welcome to the Delegates assembled,
and impressed upon those present the Importance
of the great work.
The delegates then registered their Names and
proceeded to choose permanent officers of the Con-
Vention.
The Rev Dr. HOWELL unanimously chosen
President of the Convention.
The following Vice Presidents were chosen, to-
wit: Mr. Hawthorne, of Alabama, Mr.. Sharpe, Of
Georgia, r. NJ. Williams, OF kentucky, Fl. +. Buck
ner OF Mississippi J. j. TOou, Of South Carolina, NJ.
Hillsmsn, OF East Tennessee, aud W. W Keep, Of
West Tennessee.
d. G. ScoveI, of Nashville, was appointed Secre-
tary, and A Nelson assistant Secretary.
After the appointment of a number of standing
committees, the Convention adjourned till o'clock
ia the afternoon.
Mr.. Sharpe, of Georgia, presented copies of the
Georgia Baptist Sunday School Convention, held at
Augusta 10 April last.
Prayer by Rev B. Kimbrough
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Third Presbvtertan Church.

The Christians of Nashville especially may be
Interested in the following statement. This Church
organized last January under the care of Synod
Of West Tennessee. This body met in Huntsville,
Ala, 9Th instant, and during its session erected the
"PCesbytery of North Alabama" This new Pres
byterY represents New School Preshyterianism in
the South, whereas the Presbytery of Shiloh, now
embracing the Ministers and Churches of West
Tennessee, does not favor the proposed "United
Synod" but will, practicable, unite with
the Synod of Nashville, o. S. Since the Third
Presbyterian Church was a Ne0 School enterprise.
in justice TO the DONORS the Presbytery of Shi.
Ion felt morally bound to transfer this church
property to the Presbytery of North Alabama.
What effort will Dc made to establish Church
on the basis of mo discissioa of SLAVERY"
remains 90 be After a thorough expert
mrnt of Two years, under the New School Gen
eral Assembly, the PresbyteIy of Shiloh are con-
vinceG, that such Church cannot now be estab-
lished here, and, therefore, the dissou-
ton OF the Third Church; aud have ordered Rev.
A. Hartpence, Pastor, to grant letters of dis
mission to members desiring to unite with other
Churches. In view of these facts, Rev. A Hart.
pence will preach tare1OeH sermon in this Church
Tomorrow at lOt o'clock.
NASHVILLE, Oct. "a, 1857. All.
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USDzRTAKINs &C.-We would direct the atten-
ton of our readers to the advertisement Of Ar. W.
r Cornelius in another column. Mr.. G. is pre-
pared to take charge of burial arrangements, and
to furnish any description Of coffin or case that
may be desiTeds and bis faithfuIness and prompt
ness may always be relied upon. In connection
With thfs basiness he manufactures cottage furni-
ture in the neatest and most approved styles, and
offers it at the lowest prices. Specimens of bis
work in this line can be seen at bis ware rooms
Church street.
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r Az ss-lias iar - ssis.ss,s p nensf $40 tot
II sllazsel 81 1s.sl - - y - -,,l = - 50.
- IIss. tee hszst ceotains folEaf - - =
tz.-sF slsh aise1ss eas-tsssr, a-a4e Aosse. Ae. y
1ka4 - sE11s p = = 49, - ASA
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ADVERTISEMENT
1O5 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CURE OF

EVERY KNOWN DTSEA Sc!
The undersigned having been appointed Agent
Nashville for the sale Of the Medical Preparations
nended IN "DT Freese's Combined OF Practice
Physicians Families would respectfully offer them to
such Of citizens need a restorative to health
These preparations compounded from the recipes Of
the celebrated Physicians and Surgeons Europe
and America, will eUery kHOu disease that at
within tn reach ofFemedes. These Preparations
been tested for by Professor Freese and other ee
brated Physicians Of country, in their daily practice
and have been found invariably efectual.
For further particulars, Freese's Combined sys-
tenn of Practice,-togeherW with Cards, Posters, &c.
Both the Book, Medicine Chests and Medicines may be
had of the undersigned, at his Drug slore Nashville
JOHN J. BEECH,
No. 90 sewanee Building, College ST.,
pns16-6m. Nashville Tenn.
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SPoRTING INTELLIGENCE.-A correspondent of a
Charleston paper says that it is pretty well deter
mined that the horse Nicholas is to be sent to Eu-
rode. He is owned by John R. Hunter and Frank
Morris. This latter gentleman is interested with
Ar. Ten Brock in the American horses now
abroad. The common gossip is, that Gilpatrick
was sent home to ride Nicholas against Charleston,
and the understanding that if Nicholas was
victorious Fitzpatrick was to come Immediately to
ENGLAND with him
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NOTHING no Eat.
Illustrated. Rol - Ehe aathoF % 'hsthIas to gssys
RoF sale - koct - HAGAN 4 HaoL
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Tha FInx Annih1liated.

Every summer and fall thousands of people die of Flux
Cholera Dysentey, Gripping Palms. irregularities
Of the Bowels II be cured in every case IS
cents, by the use Of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has been tested by the best physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most efectua
remedy new in use. 1t has performed astonishing
than other specific. human life saved
out Of by Of IS Buy
a bottle and keep it by you
For by HERMAN RAINS and T. WELLS, Drug
piaLs arr2a-Rrn
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HoIIOIvay's Pills and Ointment.-The
OF these invaluable remedies easily known
Look to the 1oaterzaar Of the words oI0urGy, Nea0
A0S ana London in letters in the pa
per OF the boob Of directions If this is not to be seen
when held t. the light, the Is spurious.
Sold at the mandatory Maiden Lane New York,
and by all druggists 25e 62e.. and 81 per box a
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FEVER AeUE-Foremost among the various remedies
for this disease stands Dr. shallenbergeo's Anudoe
few doses viii any ordinary case, and dOSs nva
raby stops the chlls. 1t contains nothing
degree hurful the system under any circunSGRees
and produces the unpleasant effects that attend the
Of Qu nine and other agents in general It
every form of the disease, and the original Oy an
tidOte for MdIarid
Ask of Dr.. shaHenberger's Fever and Ague Antidote
and be get pills. Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere Price 81 So Sole Proprietors A T. sHIL-
LEEBERGER Co., Rochester, Pa. .aug4-3mdtrisw.
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EHEUA ATIsH-NEURALGLA The sgenes Of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia among the acute with which the
hu man frame is allie and have heretofore been
found the most din cult TO remove. Happily remedy is
mediaey cured. This sovereign remedy is BRAes's
AEoIo IHNEsT, for sale by Druggists generally. 1t is
only necessary for the sufferer try it, to be assured Of
its efficacy. oct1im
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WHOLESALE eROCERs.
DR. FEUCHEWANGERss
FlsvoTings 20 Produce ats Moments Notice every
desired Liquor
The undersgued has lately aas great improvements IN
tins branch o. business Ire FaEohEs pat up ID pack
sgs 81 s. IL aud ~ 6aons, ane require addition
q re sprit, either lss gh pEaa ana Lqaars saoh a.
CaEnac, ether dark pale Holland EaG Engsh Gin
nae and si Cruix haas hoGougshsa. Boarboa ana
sostcA WHISKY, Apptes Peach. Cherry sud Rasbsrry
hFany and Madeifa Wines vii ke instantly arcc5
u requires 81 a. blsA addsn 81 god spirit sAy 50
EAfoas % esrhgailgn % ths rsspreliTe FiaFofing.
ne bsss ueEnAc Oh gresa, ysloa ghitr aarrahssa
Eeuans to8 any other i1poFtzF charges ~
kpccliEe qasity.
Esssasss q every Llqaor EsuAes 81 c0gaAs, , q
shioa Prsdsees SEQ ealons e cQSnar.
Ras Nhkg say ~ ~. p asa and bay greparAsion Be-
maae aaiooth and Eith hut ri ~ rEpsHse.
rae prices % FaVoFlsEs aEsFeeg EaodsFate
Festions Ia fall saFpaed ~
DR. LEHIs FEucHTN ANGER,
lAzssf ani lgporssr n prsgs Esssaslai Os cad Ne
ltls. hagserreassTe qHa fAssagrsplo lAsszzleazs
ao.IAS Naiden Lntaes Ness Nsrk
ApF 81 -em lssag.
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nTora Excitement, EsnnIraI r,anknH

HAOfo EXc1tekneuLS E8tlE1EA83 haM hba
A meeting of the "Young Mems Literary Union"
will be held this evening 10 the Lecture Room Of
the McKendFee Church, at which time will be dis
cussed question very nearly related to the all sb-
sorbing agony OF the day-'tShould there be
United States BW.k?T The debate viii, no doubt,
OF old hickory will be thoroughly investigated,
and the mysteries of the present crisis oratoricsly
unraveIed. ...-..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The TtaveaInr CommunitY.

remedy such BRRHAVEs HOLLAND BITTERS
cannot be too high recommended To the travelling
nanty especially, is certainly an invaaaEle remedy
having little 10 exercise con stapy exposed and sub
1ecs to the effects Of change water, they
require some pleasant medicine of this kind % regulate the
bowels.
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Those French Felt Hats.
A FRESH supply Just received ne Enporlsn n
N Of FRANcIsCoS,
sspt4o- g Public Square
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OHANOERY SALE.

Charles s. ohliress ct al Morgan Vance ct ais.
pursuance Of the decree pronounced In the above
cause in this Court At It's May Term last viii sell At
the Oourthouse lOt in thia city, MONDAY, THE 2E1
DAY OF NOVEMBER NAT certain lot on the South
vest side Of College street. and the OF Fran Bin
street. in 50 nth hashvhe fronting College street 80
feet, and running back lao feet alley which IL
situated Brick DWelng House, formerly occupied b.
Henry Alley.
and Aiso one other lot In South Nashville, On Market
street. and the o. n ankn street. opposite the
free public eeh0ol-house This fronts IS Market
and back to College street. and Is lot sold Morgan
Vance py John Nixon.
TER-One and two years credit with interest from date
be well secured lien retained and sale free f0m
redemption. Cd. BRIEN, O. 4 II.
Oct2-td. Chanoery Court ~ Nashville.
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~ respectfully yours,
z q RIHINGE
Late Lieut.. Of Company O.,

Lieut. DOmpany u,
Paine ito Reg't. s. c. Volunteers.
Be and ask for RO09dd'S German Bittsrs and
that the signature of c. NJ JAG kson the wrapper
each bottle.
For sale by druggists and storekeepers in town
and village in the United States Indies and Cana
dRs Price IS per bottle. Principal Office AIS Arch
street, Philadelphia Pa cOt1-lm.
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The Mount Vernon Association
VIII be glad to receive donations in the notes of
any or all of the Free Banks OF this State.
Oct. 2o-d&wIw
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C8-A good supply of CRATES, Of all kinds, can
be b1 at St, warts, No IA, Market street, at pri.
to suit the times. Call before they are all gone.
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SLIGHT SLAP AT a0BocRArgc sSonBERY.
which has Noshiag % De- sifh asihins 10 Wsars By
eoealIeka. -. -
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Southern Lottery.

Let those buy now who never bought before,
And those who alsays bought nos bay the mere.
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YaImahIe Free.SoiI L0t for sac.

I AM Offering for sale valuable BuSing Lot vn
Spruce street. the Of Broad Inc 10y IOns
feet Spruce, hundred and MY ee ues
with a convenient alley IN the rear. - - =.
This property is exempt from taxes 20 years from ls
January text. This exemption is OF more value u -
usually accorded only the GROUNDS mas
proVements erected thereon, but free nom taAes
saving the item Of viii more than pay Iol
ground and all improvements. This lot Is also
part Of the city that being rapidly nhed up Si
fine dwellings residences. Terms
Appyto iuly80. A.N. = LANbSLE-.
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Forty More Passengers Saved from the
Central America.

WAsHISGToN, Oct. 2O.-The New Orleans Plea.
yune correspondent Gays that forty passengers Of
the Central America are now residing in Cuba, be-
ing prevented from leaving in the steamer in conse
quence of the rigid quarantine laws of that island
The ToBACCo INrEREsr.-It is stated that within
q week protested drafts to the amount of 800 900
have been returned on the tobacconists of Rich
mOnd by commission merchants in New York
The RichmDnd pipers intimate that it is the inten-
ton of the manufacture to hold meetings. and an
thorze the Banks to their agents upon each
draft as it matur' and not have them returned. -
". Y Tunes I7tb.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

EsRESs W ANTED-Immediate TO-
NJ 900 men to engage in the sale of the most
popular selling Books in Amer InValds mechanics,
farmers and teachers, wishing to travel, will find this
very profitable and pleasant business, enabling them to
the country, and make money the time. A
gents in the business clearing from $500 81 so
year. For full particulars and list Of Books. address
H. NJ RULlsON Queen City Publishing House, 14 Main
street, Cincinnati, oho or, living East, D. RULIsoN,
Philadelphia. sept21.
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the Manchester and McIHtnfl-
FViLLs Railroad.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER eth, 4 S55s 0
win offer for SALE the premises to the highest bidder,
about 1000 cTes Of excellent lands in Warren county
They gently Buiatng and the portions not cleared
studded with fine oak poplar hickory walnut and other
descriptions Of timber producing mast in abunoanee-
Charleys creek, unfang stream, furnishing abun
dance Of water through the centre OF them, and
there are, in addition twenty fine Springs scattered
Of Corn Wheat Oats, all the small grains and domestic
grasses, aud will compare fvoraby with the best Warren
county lands Producing grass spontaneously In sbun
there Is no better for cattle and sheep In the
eight ten cultivated farms, with cottages the
tract independent Of the beautiful residence Of Mr. Gas
cock. The whole body Of them has, however, been
recently surveyed and laid Of in small tracts containing
from 400 TO 500 acres, and fronting public road. In
point OF society the location has many advantages;
churches Schools and mills convenient and the Man
chester and McMinnyile Railroad, which is bat
miles distant affords outlet to market The town Of
hcinD vile, the county seat, but nine miles Oh, near
which IL Is believed the great Southern University TO be
established under the auspices Of the Episcopal church.
VIII be Ocated thus enhancing the value Of all the lands
In the neghborhood. The celebrated watering place.
this portion Of Middle Tennessee is proverbia il Is the
Simmer retreat Of numbers Of persons from the South.
This sale will afford unusually hne opportunity 70
those DESTROYS Of purchasing farms In Of the
best sections OF the State and is hoped that all SUCH
well those who may wish merely TO obtain place Of
refuge from the heats Of summer, viii examine these
ands.
nee Barbecue viii be prepared at the Big Spring,
bead Of Chareys Greek for The accommodation Of ali who
nay attend
TERNs OF sALE-One two, and three years credh. for
lotes It'll approved security, and lien retained.
Persons desiring further Information, viii address Geo.
4. X. GLASOOCk, Agent,
Septic. No. 81 Cherry 81, Nashville, Tens-
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The Mount

CT Merchants Bank receives on deposite all
South Carolina and old Georgia Bank
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Hughes RrOfl,ers-

Practical Artists il branch of Photography and
whole ale and retail dealers in AmbFoyPe, MelainOtype
photograph, and DsguerreotyPe goods Apparatus and
Chemicals Of every kind variety and description used in
The abovs Arts All orders i promptly hiIed and for
warded to OF the country very lowest mar
ket rates. for cash which trade are respectfully in
Wted Also Agents for the Meanotyp4 and spher-
reotype Rights. HUGHES BROS
sep4 20 Union street Nashville Tenn
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Fail Race-NaspviIIs Course.

FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, OCT. 20, 1901
Sweepstakes for s year olds-s25O entrance
500 forleit-Two mile heats-CluO to add $500 il
two or more start
WIN Rouudtree's b. f., Kate Hays, by Al
bion, dam by Pram.
A. Turner's CHI f., by Glencoe, dam Prin-
cess Ann, by LIE viatnan. 2
VIM Roundtree's CHI. b., Tom Eaues by
Sd Boston, dam Sally Jones, by Leviathan. pd. #
BE Cheatham's CHI. c., DeSoto, by Epsi
lon dam Cottage Girl, by imp. Anderby. DR..
P. S. Fowler br. T., Daisy Burns, by
Lamda, dam by Pacific Pd tt.
Time, 3.54f; OIL.
SECOND RACE.
Jockey Club Purse, $25O.-Mile Heats-TLrse
best in ive-cIosed with the following:
P. S. Fowler's b. f., Daisy Burns, by
Lamda, liam Pacific, 3 years old. 4 3
Win. L. Fosters b. f., Emma Phillips,
years old, by Ebony, Dam by Belshazzar. DR..
G.B. Wilkuson's b. M, Betty Hawkins,
years old, by Ross, dam by job. l l
Eli Odom's b. t., Lucy Brooks years
old, by Albion, dam by Sovereign. 2 3 2 ?
Time, 1855; l40ti l.bO; l.6lt
Both of the above races good; the winner
of the first, Kate Hays, though in bad condition,
i'll with dstemper exhibited pluck throughout the
race, and came home an easy winner. The latter
race was especially interesting aud exciting, all of
the four heats having been contested with spirit;
the winner proving herself an animal OF great speed
aud endurance.
The meeting closes TO day. So far the attendance
has been good, and the entries for the to-day
ought to draw out au immense crowd. The follow
ing ia the bill for to-day:
SIXTH DAY-sArURDAY, OCT. "a, 1851.
Sweepstakes for year ods-$2oO entrance
500 Forfeit Mile beats
T. G. Trimble's b. f., by Glencoe, out Of
the dam of Mary Bowen by Leviathau.
NJ. & D. Calgy's b. c., PoIsos, by Glen.
coe, dam by imported stumps.
T. g. B4cou's b. G., Bill Cheatham. by Al
bion, out Of the dam of b try, by Glencoe.
w. T. Cheatham's t., by Glencoe, dam
Sonora Love, by Leyiathan.
John Kennedys eh. c., by Albion, dam
by imp. Aiaderby.
VIC. Sherrod's DR. f., Allne Dent, by
E ,som, dam Princess Ann, by Levialhan.
w. J. Phillips Oh. c., by Albion, dam Del
ia, by Priam.
First Race to come of at l2i O'Clock precisely
SECOND RACE.
Jockey Club Purse, S6O0-Three Nile Heats
closed with the following entriys:
Campbell BsrtOn's c. N. Laura Spilman,
years old, BY Wagner, dam GoVraia, by
Industry.
IS. SIe=enson's b. h., Tanered, years
old, by Sovereign, dam by Leviathan.
Z. B. WilkinsOn'a b. IN, Pattie Wilson,
years old, by Routoa, dam Leviathan.
Thos. G. Baeon's eh. IN SeA Breeze, 1
years old, by imported Albion, dam BY i'm
ported LsVlathan.
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Gentlemen Take Notiee.

Gentlemen Take Notice.
FIyHAZ ws asw oasr assr sale q sar t.sre.
\ 40. IS CEDAR SNMEEEs
&c lzrxesi ana bsst ssissfsa aasestaseal afs
DRESS, PANTS HEANWRE.n
EmoCKs nna WE&ESs GLOVES.
OBER-C0AT8s sEzAWLSs SHIRTS.
ceiars Hzaatsses1s sfaikslase 49, - te fsi - tss
eg zpa Sat - ear fs A. sszays g s1s Easy Asz1
asks, saai-sg sad rsaisal4a. s--
Q1ss- IS Cedar eiEsei.
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AN IMPORTANT ITEM TO THE SURVIVORS OF
THE LATE WAR WITH MEXICn

LANCASTER a, s. c., May 70, 1856.
DR.. O. n. JACKSON. Dear SiT:-After my return from
Mexico was seriously afflicted with that terrible disease
hieh has carried to the grave many of my fellow
soldiers Chronic DisTrha accompanied with Neuralgia
brought by the climate Of Mexico and the mode Of
living, while engaged in the The relief have OBJ
tanned from the of Hollands German BitteTs
tonishingi aud most chseruly have and stin continue
70 recomm end the Bers ali who similarly affect
ed, believing that the benefit that will result from their
use will be incalculable.
Very respectfully yours,
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DANCIHG.-Mr Goodwin commences his second
dancing session at his rooms tonight. A favorable
opportunity for entering new pupils.
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THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY.
AND BEST BARGAIN.

i Am now Offering Al a great sacrifice, that valuable
Property, College Hin, Immediately opposite the
University, long occupied by the late Dr. Troot ahe
lot fronts sixty feet street. with the front on
College. The House is large and Sommodious, ana the
whole, at the price oder Is is q great Bargain. -,
CiaiboTnes' Omnibus has practically moved College hil
right Public Square, and one wanting resi-
ec convenient to business would do well 10 look AZ this
properly. Gallon Avs L4NBsAHh'
Anr 80 81 Rku
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White Seed Wheaf.
Health Of American Women.

dealth OF American Women.
From els Ees0 YOrk Daily Rotss (EdsoriaIl.
I'VE desire 70 call Attsstion letter from Dr. JosAas
p Bridge The Health Of American Wo1sa 10 another
column tie treats the said an able manner aua -
skiH and med cal judgment may be relied upon"
From las AIbazv A0rsiag Esprsse
MsrshaH Uterine Oashocon has proved 70 be tally AZ
yaaAble IL s claimed 20 Be Ia many sewers tests made
b medical gentlemsn and othera Dr.. Brdee & regular
physician % very nne attaanents, Of great JudR-
meat and daeri inaton iaaic0as snd highly sacees-
fa pEaesoaeg IN al Diseases especially thSss q ue1en
and ehildrea."
FFoza Raysioiaas.
%Marshas Uterine Catholsoon win certainty care an
Ia diseases Tor Which i Is Recommended.
sThere is 10 medicine nEe i 10 Ehis eoantry."
en ne worst eases h44s met viii Msrshais ute.
Fine oatlolicon e = cSFsaia aud s4fs reaasdy."
MARsHALL's UTERINE cATRoLICoH
is unhesaungy oRsrea seAhie ranedy OR Al shose
complaints . shsch sverg ~oazh = Aahiss snd whish
thak faS OF wcrk bocomss aks u saEsFinE III
not q lupozsih y. AMONG TIE cauF4ints fer Wish abe
ca1hole1n Z reRedY. kAalaE 81 The Hcab, Nhitss
szppFessee Irregular fAinfai 8caaraatan Boaling
Organs. aelssfioa InsoRaiaenos e UFne, HsarsSaf
CssSeness, EeFTsasness FG4atasss fAiptatous tFsps
Disiurea Slsep and 81 tFcaklss uFanAe o. aypkthelz
counected via he uterine ezslEs
1ades wAo irozhied win aa5 Of ne above sylnP
teus, VIA agins liver % ians epi2als aEs taFitsd
this metclac, sin fan eoEa4enss th4t sAsg via
ard EeHez Marzhaifs uter+ae czii1teoa 8 qzAeG
1sdEoiBs EAT - lasfsdnta have bees uls4s tnoan
ssoai oeegess aaa tAsy are 81 ~ SERIES = azz
! "a frias n kARSHAEk'S UTERINE a THOLE
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