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NO EXCU Sc FOR ADOWDY BONNET,
AS We ARE CLOSING OUT RICH SUMNER
BONNETS AND gILLINERK GOODS
AT fully haIf Prices
Stock at Great Reduction.

at fully hair Prices
Stock at Great Reduction
Likstoiss Engine Gipssys and Iic-Nie Hats.
WNRoM the unprecedented patronage this
sea-on will warrant selling balance
sbDvo Tne son this has fully estzb-
shed Rich aud superior BOnnets and Low Prices,
which has increased ably, and smn
to order large add t)n stock. And now our
Stock is larger, If bis and select than At any
time this The Flowers, Ladies', are beautiful and
please you. Call be they all sold out
he balance Of Stock will be sold at great deduction
IN prices. " 9 have
Rich Paris, Hair and Bugal Blond,
English straw ana other plain styles.
Misses BOnnets, ChdTenis Hats, Gipsey and Flats;
Paris Flowers for BOnnets, Parties and BRIDAL oJc2siOns
Just received ane lot OF Piuk Ribbons;
Hoop Skirts Misses and Chdren's ditto;
Paris and spanish Fans 800 boxes Rushas
PsrasOls, ali qualities.
Likewise fne stock Of Embroideries consisting Of Rich
Mates IN Lace Jaeonet, Worke Muslin, Mourning
Sets, Sleeves, Of every description, Collars, etc.; Rich
Black Buga Collars, hantias Of English and Chaunulls
Lace Rich Paris Embroidered Hand rKerchefs, Trimmings
Bdg- aud Rich Paris Blond Laces ane line OF Pans
and Kid Gloves Elastic Belts Fine aud Medium and
Port Monies dne stock OF Combs and Fancy Articles
toilet.
Nov ladies call and get bargains, for
extensive fall stock OF IS OO do lars worth of rich
Millinery Goods OF direct Imp ration from Paris
OpeD sta September next. Con- petition be
with large stock and low prices, Keep up life Of
trade. Cali sOon, Ladies.
z. WISE, agent,
JulyI4 No 40, Union Street, next dOorto STATE Bank.
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MEMORANDUM BuOKIOsT,

OST Monday evening, the - inst, between Nashville
IL and stOn's River the Lasbnon road, black Mem
orandum Book, made the fashion pocket book,
containing number OF otes made payable 10 the order
the undersigned apd hundred and sixty 10
bank notes, enclosed envelope and addressed TO Al
fred Hunt he fnder wills be literally by leay.
inS i al the ofice OF the Union and American.
iuly I'D w
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JAPANNED TINS.

OF various Sizes FOR signs black yellow and various
~ cnlors: Brass Candesteks, Lamps HeclA Coffee PITS
French Coffee Machines, Pc CAKE and Pate Pans large
varsity Of patterns breld and Boxes;
gO1e and egg L4Hicrs tin Pocket DARK Lanters;
70 tubs gg Slicers, Flesh Forks. SPOONS etc.
For safe by IiuVI5I MCKENZIE " WILSON
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WATER COOLERS,

OF all sizes and elegant patterns. Chamber Sets
great variety rreservng Kettles, brass and French
ameed OF all Sizes Bnameisd and Bright French sauce
Pans from the smallest largest szs Stew Pans Por-
ringers Fish Kettles POrce sin aud Iron spice Morars.
larger stock and greater variety of articles
than have before be brought city, and will
low for cash. julyI5 b. kENZlB & WILSON.
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AN INTERESTING LETTER.

weiuvite special attention to the interesting letter
Of the Hon Geo. ". Jones, which we publish to-day
Like every thing written spoken by Mr.. Jones, it
is brim full Of good sound sense and argument, and
will carry conviction to every reasoning and impair
tial mind.
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From the f'ennSyLUGniGn.
TIE CTTITTRE OF SITGAR

We are indebted to J. H. Hedges, ESQ.,, of our
city for the following interesting correspondence
lately received by his house from our able Minister
in France, Hon. John Y. Mason. The pamphlets
referred to- Mr.. Hedges has placed in the hands of
Mr. II. S. Olcott, of New York, who is engaged in
transating them and will soon make them public
together with other valuable matter calculated to
afferl the best known methods of rendering this
product truly valuable. The process of boiling and
granulaton il fully set forth and experiments in
distillation Sc, given complete. This information
coming as it does in advance of the growing CROP
which is at least 100000 acres in this country, and
also after the unfortunate experiments made by
some of cur scientific upon syrups entirely
ruined in the process Of boiling made from the
juice of unripe canes, concentrated without defeca
lion, and invariably seorched, which will Of itself
destroy the FORMULATING qualities of the best louisa
ana cane, must be valuable and important and we
hope, with the gentleman who has enabled us to
place the correspondence before our readers, that
may stimulate our agricniturists to make their eff
forts thorough and general.
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re- Some of the Plug Ugly organs, in the West,
are still hsrping on the Washington riots, endeav-
orng to make it appear that the democrats were TO
blame. The courts don't seem TO agree with the
Plugs Six or eight of the Plug Uglies have been
convicted fined and sentenced 10 Imprisonment for
one year for their participation in the riot,
-CLaTksUflLe Je6eTsoRidE,
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H4SRROOK. MeWHTRTER NCO.

IIAVE tht dav de emined sell their stock Of SPRING
Ii AND SUMNER Day GOO =, at prime rost for cash,
to make RON for their FXTEN I'VE FALL PURCHASES a
part Of whifh h.y are da expecting Their stock
sss Of an BNDLESS V4RIkTY, 90 mat everybody will
be suited. You wnI fad them al No. Market street
doors south of the Pablic Squurs. Ilv 10
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tORSWIIHLAND AND PADICAD.

THE superior, nglI draught STEAMER, 1..A--Aa n
NEr lE MiLLbR, 1Indau Master, A-as.-Is1
leaves this day, "a urday, he ISth inst, 10 ks
OclOCS 81. For frei. hi aud pesssge,
lLg -uperIOr accommodations, NJ, /, baprd, or
JulylS-It H. II. HARRISON Agent
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E45- This Washington Union trusts that 'the ex-
tremes of the Democratic party will soon be brought
Together" Undoubtedly the party's extremes will
be brought together when the Americans tie it neck
and heels.-Lou. Journal.
The Democratic party, as a great centre, is
annoyed upon its extremes by Abolitionists and
Plug Uges. Ifthe American intend to tie these
extremes ''neck and heels the sooner they do it
the better, fer in so doing they will tie themselves
Lou. Courier
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G. W. JONES.

B6g- Hon. Edward Stanley formerly of North
Carolina, but now of California, has determined to
retire from all worldly pursuits and is now studying
theology. "On Stanley! on -
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RATTAN CnAIKS.

DOCKING sewing and charts, chdrsns chairs oiee
IL de rocking chairs; rats mark ba kes clothes
baskets, and clothes hampers three Rev
and ,ets willow wagons wJOjen bowls tray:
plain patent oihes pins pa serub brushes: white
WISH brushes and all other ARTICLES suitable for house
err, for sale cheap for casa by
Jul. Is. MekENZIB & WILSON.
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MnTica

LII persons indebted to estate of the late Wilsm
~ ANDERSON, deceasei will call aud settle the sae
all having claims 1inst tire said rested To
present IN fVr Pyuent within the time prescribed
SAMUEL Known,
inlH " A innini.iratnr-
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Southern Pacific RAILROAD.

IN the OF august next g. books OF Subscription
~ Jhs place hr the above road will be finally el sed.
All Wisn subscribe for s stock allotted TINS place
10, 600 -hares) must do before that day As the
company have for all present wants. approved aeeep
N5w Orleans via be received equal cash.
turing thin eight mORns the usual Of discount
charged by city Banks.
inf ,rmsd seventy miles Of the road
der been provided the
terms and demaRs OF the cautr Msssr John T.
Grant Co.. GeJTgia Their ability aud experience, iu
h- foregoing facts give the
getc cJh>trIc OH OF this great enerpiss Tbs
iversd for u II rDad with grade Of 90 miles
rights, fTS chi sc, OF he Comp any, shen 20
miles Ieled pa cd beyond fOreI euntin-
gsncy kind. Toe within NhIen finish % miles
e the 10th OF February, 1855.
iuBIO pr HnBoON. Agent
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TRANSLATION.
PARIS, 10th April, 1857.

To Hr Alerdndre FattemOTe:
SIR:-The crystalization of the Sugar Of the Sor-
gho, it seems, should be easily obtained in all cases
where the cane can be sufficiently ripened and as
the proportion Of the sugar unfailing index of
ripeness it follows that could always be sure
obtaining a good crystallization of juices where
density exceed 1875 whilst weaker ones could not
yield satisfactory results after concentration.
attribute this popularity to the fact that the su-
gar Is preceded in the juice by gummy principle,
which seems to be trans ormed at a later daIe for
its proportion dminishes in exact correspondence
with the5inerease of the sugar.
The uncrystallizable sugar, or glucose undergoes
the same change, that is to say, it is abundant
before than after the complete maturity but its &C.
ton less unfavOrabe to the progress of
Utilization. The gummy principle Obstruc in two
ways, for besides being serious obstacle to the
commencement of capitalization, it afterwards rem
ders it almost matter of impossibility to purge
the crystals if obtained.
However, as | observed this difficulty only pre-
sents itself in the employ of the unripe canes for as
soon the juices attain density of 1850 and
more they contain but little else than crystaizabIe
sugar, and their treatment presents no difficulty
The lime employed even a slight excess is not
detrimental ii TO me, in practice as theory
would perhaps indicate. Perhaps slight fermen-
taton, which is inevitable, may disengage enough
carbOnic acid to destroy the unerystalizable com
pound formed by lis union with the sugar The fact
Is, that the best crystallizaons obtained have been
had IN those experiments in which feared to have
used too much time. l should remark that hereto
fore my operations have been but a small scale,
and 1t Is necessary be very prudent before apply
ing the experiments of the Laboratory TO practical
Oper ions but at all events, it seems TO me after
all these trials that the Capitalization 0H meet
auth obstacles IhereUer the plant cons
pIste maturity. (Signed.) VILM0RIN.
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Great ale of HOUSEHOLDS Furniture and
Furnishing Goods, with a large,
variety of Su0dri eS

DENJ.E. SHI ELDS, will sell on SATURDAY morning july
ID 6th Poe fine Of rcn and valuable
Furniture. etc OF whom Il may concern
This ha been we'll usad buyers not lear 70 pur
chase OF account OF former ownership.
Trims, cash on devefy.
July 10 BENZ P. SHIELDS,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
WILSON COUNTY,
Personally appeared Samuel T. Motley, Presi-
dent, and c. W. Jackson, Cashier of the Bank Of
Middle Tennessee, and made oath that the forego-
ing is true statement of the condition of the
Bank of Middle Tennessee, to July LIST, 1857.
L SYPERT, J. P.
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The Children,S Panacea is well known to be
escs in all disorders children from five
Odd. by should tn Tis Il all The children
die before they i've d. If It that
VeEnIUges ami al The power Ul tdenes admins
rgd TO gnem not mosinjuri 1eeGh and other
disaseses Of the ecOnl but ile apprehen-
here this is used. The DyssHteTy yrup AID Chill
dTeR's Panacea worth mole h-n lords express.
uly 70 MACKENZIE q BET kWITH.
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ESg" The election for Circuit Judge in the Hon.
kinsvlle Circuit, which occurred last week. resulted
in the election Of Dabney (dem.) over Gay, Know
Nothingl
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n BEAT SUCCESS IL always the most conclusive
" proof of ud merit Jadged by this test there is
abOr aving Machine before the pubhe comparable 10 SIN
GERS SEWING MACHINES. After establishing the
highest reputation in the limited States the proof Of VII oh
l. the fact have about 20JU Of Machines
pOyed b. manufactures AID fam e throughout the cOuH
trv aud have received MEDALS froa Different Satss at
Fairs They ami Isd at he isle Exposition sunni
vrrselie' FraHre where they red the HIGHEST
PREMIUM, the MEDAL OF HONOR.
Rr The public IS Bvi ed 70 call at
office, IS Public Square,
and examine for themselves aud capabty Of our
Mac for IA atty an '1fae'uTng Dses
II SEW ING MACHINESIi and THREAD on Spoos,
Ma HiN8 OIL aud Needles, hand aud sale, whole
sale and retail WA. A. SINGkR, Jr,
June 7-dm. Art
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NEw Yos K, April e5th. 1875

My position last Chairman Of the SANITARY Com
mltteU Of ths brought constantly in it'll
persons sun ring from Cholera, nyeneFy &c coming
uDdtr alton, tn References 70 The efficacy
your Dyson Syrup Ia the deaSss been confirmed
the to tmnny OF ny accneates the committee and
particular BY Alderman De ret OF the FirsI Ward.
strongly SasI Impr ssed with ration
Gus il 10 be the Iarantue, where Cholera
then existed: and q HI5 r5markaOs that but
einge IepCF ed afterwards.
TIMOFhY K HIBBARD, NJ d.
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Sale Of Six Lots.

VSHB Board of Trustees Of University Of Nashville
having dete min5d - enlarge he University buildings
for Professors and Students lave the uudeY
signed Committee to sell certain Lots for purpose
We will therefore, Saturday, 9Th cav Of July AT
II O'Clock p+Oceed TO sell 10 he highest bidder at the
upper end of the Market House, SIX LOIS 81 eet eacb
and 40 deep t1e Fran tn Turnpike, between pc
mUmbrsne street and Broadway.
TERMS Credit one, two and three years Notes for
equal nstamen;s, with security and interest," and lien re-
IAined.
S. K. COCKRILL, Chm. G. x. WINSTON,
A GRE y, r. &. Eos rkR, 30,
W. T. BERRY, JNO N. LEA,
Committee
s.-The Committee are prepared receive proposals
from Building LOHTactpT TO do work for the Lots Noss
Cash-a sna DOTtnn the this Season.
and the remainder next sesson.
-. L-..... 80 S.R. COCKRILL, Chairman.
E. R. GLAsCoCx, Auctioneer.
July ltd,
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NOTICE.


LII persons Indebted Nashville Manufacturing Com.
PanI are requested call and make innsdlAe pa
ment, IS me business will be closed
,O-,s,. JNo. B. JOHNSON,
lele2oloSl. President
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WHEAT. WHEAT.
100000 Bushels

NNANTED Immediately, for which will paw the highest
w pT In Cash A. HILTON,
SHY E-d4wlm- Market street.
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OPINIONS OF The PRESS.

OPINIONS OF The PRESS
Tnis work will bring attention Of the present Rsa
Grafton multitude Of hiDgs eonneced with the govern
which have long lain in fOgsuInsssu, YsrE Ia
dsPsRssas.
This WORK will prove Of immense value TO public men,
and Every American c lien who aims know he civil
history ofhls Counuy.Ts1 York csrr1sr Enquirer
Col Rsntons QuslIae for this task no ons can d.
pute, His upon the little page inspires conf
denes in Its statements and th lis imparsasy sad en-
tire faitafalassss-Bossoz TraVsllr.
surprising 20 see how many the s1tjeets which
still before discussed By the fathers very
infancy The eoafederaiJu We welcons each sue
volume OF this very valuable addition %
the history Of the country -BOs0a Daily aiss-tissr
The Abrdgsmen. of the Debates Of C1Hzres by Mr. Ben
ton, 7aade whh much ami ezeeIsat jadgn-ut-
IT, is work wilfOm amos complete story the United
States tas adoption of sdoia constitution, and
will be an invaluable work OF reference -Vo Tork Con-
zsrssE.
The theory Of Institutions, the nature and working
the various parts De CORRECTLY understood By those who
groGbls study the this iuor.
nation viii in these Debates within the reach Of every
citizen. The Indexes end OF voIsms
easy turn TO any particular subj 5stBua0 adrsrsr
An enterprise Ike Ihs Interesting invaluable and
tonal, deserve the ample encouragement. lbs
thor says in preface thai tae work will 20 aim labOr
and OF pride, sci atnz the par &c deat-nO
skipped and eaea IN as pace VIA me Oes Of rs HOrAs IN
hand.-B0st0z Post.
This abrdgsment, considering nssmabls zlne Of he
Debates complete political history Of the oOuniry, forms
treasury knowledge which shOaid os possessed every
citizen who can afford land the feEWao ABLE
coming out, will, serially COnusrei BlstiH, Hsr
OrleGHs-
This abrdgemsuts not to bsresroted to the spssshes
orators, Will extend men,
psinsst speakers spoke t. give informa
ton subjects Of Surviving atsrsst. DaiJ PieaEHs N
OrIeaRs. .rr-
By Debates nd the DIST business introduced into
the House OF Representatives. the nEu suraiOn,
bill to collect Duties Imports snd and inter-
esng the debate shat every spsaser seemed
regard projection Of industry Of the OBJ
Jects matter OF in any project Tor
raising the We shal probably reeevehs OF
every reader n saying, that no living person combines
Of the qualities necsssarYor the pr Psr execution OF
this work than the veteran Senator undertaken
it--NahsaGl TRfetigsaesr, WdsAHgtgs.
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STATEMENT OF THE CITIZENS BANK OF
NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS, July Z, 1857.
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Dysent. ~, Bio dy Flux. BiarTnO, q, and all
dis ,deEs of he u ,Wies.

THE Grfenburg ny EMERY syrup, sovereign in all dis
orders of tue 10 sels No hing more Jurilustnan
the Opiates disorders. the DyseLtery up
neuLazes the iy aud chemically alters The contents Of
Bowels and grad ally checks the discharges.
thousand certificates oi It's efficacy could got Middle
Tennessee zone, out prefer give but one, from The
Chairman OF the Board of Health, New YORK.
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate

nE nashville Manufacturing Copany will odsr for sale
= en- TIE premises 70 the highest bidder. On ----
,h,. ,.,n.h,. Monday, 10Th day Of July,
at Veeaos piece ofgronnd recently occupied a machine
snop ana locomotive works usted 90 hs bank of Cum
osrna Ver fronting about $50 feet on Water street anc
aooet me zane on the hsr being from 80 10 M fsef fF
satd srouad win pc sold Ia lots of So tss frontinT
sala water street, running through to said Wharf
ID the same day and place wharf ot 80 feet be
tween said lots and the river, viii offered to he hehes
bidder Suitable maps OF said grounds viii Be furnished
TERMS OF SALE.
One two and thrss years, with Interest from date viii
two approved eneorsers; notes payable In bank and er
By order Of the Board. mo. B. JOHNSON
June IS, Is57-td Prsst n M Co
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Dissolution Notice.

THE undersigned this ray Withdrawn ON the firm
l. Of BOWMAN & SIMMs, doing business in Jack,on
county, tennessee. Dh. Z. sIMMS.
June 26, 1871. July A-dAH Ina
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%WT 81 q 20

| WISH % purchase from 10 - Oushsis prime
meFchauiatte why4 imH5dlaIe delv ~, for Ath
WILL pay the full marEeI prize. h. O'KANB,
June le-.W6wu Market street..
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COPY. |
PARIS, 18th May, 1857,

Legation Of the United States.
GENTLEMEN Your esteemed favor of the 28th
March last, received and submitted to NJ Alex
andre de Vattemore, the interchangeable friend of
international exchange, especially with our coun-
try.
He has addressed to me a letter, and placed in my
hands eight pamphlets which send to you. hope
that you will find that they contain all the nforma.
ton which you desire, cannot add to it.
With best wishes for your complete success in
your laudabls efforts to introduce into the United
States plant which will add to the Valuable pro-
ducts of the country
am very respectfully, your obedient servant,
J. Y. MASON.
Messrs. Hedges, MCKEE Co., Philadelphia.
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-r-E..E Oh. S498, 773 80
70 s SAMUEL P. WALKER, President,
Citizens Bank Of Nashville and Memphis.
Memphis, July Z, 1857,
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COF l.
PARIS. April Goth, 1857

PARIS, April Goth, 1857.
His EEclIeacy Jno. 7. Na,on, q. States Minister -
DEAR SIR:-Immediately on the receipt of your
favor containing enquiries relative to the Sorqho
Sugar and the possibility of crystazing its sugar,
| called on the gentlemen here who could give me
the hest information upon this important subject
l enclose copy of letter received last night from
NJ Louis Vilmorin, one ofthe most learned theoreti-
cally and practically agriculturalists of Europe
who has made particular study of the SOrgho plant
and is the best hOrity, l think, upon which we
may rely. To this letter, Mr.. Vilmorin has added
the accompanying eight pamphlets relative to the
cultivation and extraction oil Alcohol, Sugar, &c.
which were published at Paris, Marseilles, Tolon
and also at Constantine, in Algiers in 1885, 80 and
'57. trust that these will answer your purpose
Should YOU want further explanations, / will be
most happy to procure them for you; yet think
that these will be sufficient to prove that Sorqko
Sugar be crystalized and that the Sorgho in its
other products, also, is destined 10 render i'm
mense services to mankind
Placing myself at your disposal for any informa-
ton tending to the spread of useful knowledge and
international courtesy, have the honor to be
Your Excellency's very humble servant,
ALEXANDRA VATTEMORE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-10

Ihisis all owing to his wonderful Discovery
Of tae true causes Of the above diseases and the
NJ curing them to a certainty.
In which there are. but Seven Organs de-
ranged producing Twelve Direct Diseases and him.
nred Combinations Of disorders eli utterly incurabe by
any other person than himself -
~. marshall has found by years Of Minute
and Scientific Investigation why be is the only person
soe % cure these Twelve Terrible Diseases It because
NJ harnon'9asy 'reats dis asses the Head Lungs
hsa5t stomach Liver Bow Is Skin as one Sympathetic
"hoe IN which all are diseased some much
more imam othera but STILL all affected.
Nhlle lr. Marshall is doctoring the most
diseased OF these SUsn he does not neglect the least af
c'eu 9u treats ALL each according to IFS degree Of dis
ease hence the secret Of his most rnarpsL cures
THIS HARMONIOUS TREATMENT
toes not consist of Hobby o. one ca palliatop bu
conveys Medicines, Iuhalatou, Absorption son1achic
eaaguneous and Chephelc treatment directly to the dis
easeu organs, oy the Midest, Sureet and most natural
enanneis winch Con in His Infinite Goodness has given
by ms classification of the Seven Causes.
Fst cuts are in ohateBer put to he trpuble Of
with It's expense and risks in order to see the
doctor ~ " SS INV
Remember, DR.. c. Howard Marshall treats
only the above Twelve Diseases and sends the medicine,
for one month, With Inhaler full directions TO All or
derS containing 49, and to the questions al the
end of this Circular. = >