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The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-02
GEN. WooL.-Gen. John E.. Wool has

GEN. WooL.-Gen. John E. Wool has
been ordered to assume command of the
Department Of the East, headquarters al
Troy. BrigadierGeneral Newman S
Clarke, Col. 9Th Infantry, is to repair &c
California to assume command Of the Pa
cifc. headquarters at San Francisco. The
movements Of the 9th and 4th Infantry
as previously ordered, has been counter
rnanded These orders related to their
positions in and through Oregon and ad-
lacent Territories.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-02

GREAT Inducements TO Agents, Colportsuls
" and Postmasters, to circulate American Natiosca
Works. ~ Read the following liberal proposition.
To any person who will sell Fifty copies Of either Of he
two following works
l. THE NATIONAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATEH
Colonial Revolutionary, and Constitutional chiefly fo
National Documents. By B. s. LOSING and Z. WIIunxI
Beautifully illustrated. vols royal cloth, ~.
II. THE sTAESMAN'S MANUAL: Containing the LIVE,
MESSAGES, and ADMINISTRATIONS of the PRESIDENTS from
WASHINGTON to PIERCE VOLS vo with fine Portraits;
CLOTH gilt $40 and will remit the (ess lihe
raj Commssion) to the Publisher will be allowed Pxx-
MUM Of FIFTY DOLLARS worth Of Books selected from
the following List:
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cuating these important Publications. will please sddress
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The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-02

AGRICULTURAL PRosPECTs AT THE
NoRrH The late dry, hot weather. says
Shasta paper, has been unfavorable to
gardeners and farmers. Unless rain
should soon fail much of the seed that
has been put in the ground will be un-
productive. The grass OH grazing grounds
is still good. but will soon wither with
out rain. So far the spring has been re-
markably dry. Should the present
drought continue into the summer, dis
tress would be universal.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-02

y The Mississippi Legislature. al
,ts last session. allowed its laws to 90 I,
Bo-ton to be printed. and made an .ap-
preparation +of three thousand dollars to
pay one Of its members 70 go there and
rssl tho proof sheets
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-02

GooD.-A. J. Hall, Of Placer county,
has b,en fined $500 and sentenced to the
county j4il for six months, for cutting ont
the tongue Of horse belonging to a
neighbo against which person he held
some spite.-State Journal.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-02

School LANDs-The Sac. Union says
that the bill to provide for the sale ofthe
18th and Seth sections Of land donated by
Congress for school purposes. was fur
ther debated and on Monday was passed
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-02

RAPID GROWTH or PLAcERvILLE.-1n
all directions around our city, new and
handsome cottage residences are spring
ing up. The whole community seems
to he pervaded with spirit Of energy
and improvement-our citizens seem tn
be vieing with each other in improving
and beautifying their mountain homes.
Il PzocerpiUe Aneyicon.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-02

THE POPULATION or THE WoRLD.-
o,ding to the American Almanac for
1887, the mot. reliable estimates of th.-
population "fthe gIob. are as follows -
Africa. l0O,O00.000; America. 57.676.
662; Asia and Islands. 626 600 900 !:
Australia and Islands. 1.24s, 600: Eu.
rope, 263,a17,52l; Polynesia. !. .5O0,O 900
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-02

- Tho city Of Buff.lo has so large 9
foreign population that the natnraIized
citizens have majority Of l,50O vote
over the native citizens.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-02

- Chief Justice Taney has admins
tered the oath ofUffice to President Var
Buren. Harrison. Polk. Taylor. Fillmore
Pierce. and Buchanan. ss Z. ti7
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-13
beverly.
IN eli A N G cry AT CLARKS
Thomns NJ Boardman .dm. Of sanY vain

'
Thomas M Boardman adm. of Sally Willis
VS.
Stephen Willis, Lavicy Willis, Susan Willis, Rid.
ley MyTick VIM. Edmondson. Ambrose Edmo nd
son, Betsy Hunt. Anna My rick, Grin Tucker and
wife He, ter, Jackson Woodbridge and wife Tenn
perauce, Joln Myrck, NJ. Creeson Sally Myrick,
John Willis, Mrs. Sarah Shaw their heirs and
every other person claiming to be an HEN Of Sally
Willis decd. Who died in Memphis Tennessee
in the fill of 1855.
Upon the hea'ing Of this cau'e at the April
Term 1886 of the Chancery Court at GAINESVILLE
upon the original and amended bill before Hon. $
d. Trierson Chancellor presiding il ap peared to the
Court that there are numbers OF non residents
defendants whose names aud residences are un-
known, the same being sworn 10 by complainant.
The Court ordered that publication be made by
the Clerk and Master of said Court for 10 months
in the Weekly GAINESVILLE Chronicle news paper
published IN GAINESVILLE Tennessee, and in the
Nashville Christian Advocate published at Nsah
willie Tennessee Requiring all persons, claiming
TO be heirs and distributes of Sally w ills dec ID. 10
file their answers with the Clerk and Master OF
said Court on or before the LIST day of June 1851
in accordance with the act of the General Assem-
bly OF the Stale Of Tennessee passed February Is
1856, Showing how, in what capacity, through
whom, andwhat parts of said Estate they clam
as heirs and distributes OF the Intestste Sally VIII
lis, Or they will be barred and the heard
by the Court, IA though they had set up no claims
TO any portion of the Said Estate.
TAOS. J. MUNFORD G. q NJ
May 90, lS56-ly.
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DISSOLUTION.

49, AE,ssS{
aIaxzSs Ra TH=H'tss-
The partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas Il Bailey, in the WagEon-making AID
Blacksmhing business, has this day been dissolved
by mn tual consent. Those indebted TO the firm
will make psymentto Charles Bailey. and those
having claims agsinstit, will present 10 him, he a.
lsne being authorised to settle up the business Of
the firm.
The subscriber has associated with him, in the
above business, John r. Miller, most superior
Blacksmith, and II will hereafter be carried on in
tile name Of Thomas g. Miller, at the Old Stand.
The new firm ask continuance Of the pat ronage
Of the friends Of the old firm, and assure the pub
he generally, that they are prepared and determ-
iDed TO put up their work Of the best Meteral, in
the best manner, and on reasonable terms. All
kinds Of Wagon Work, and Blacl smithing, in all
its various branches, done TO ord ? ana on short
notice JB. THOMAS.
n Il. All new work must he paid for when de-
livered THOMAS e. MILLER.
May 9th ls56-u
In retiring from the FIRM Of Thomas e. Bail
ey, beg leave 20 recommend It's successor. J. b.
Thomas, To the public, first rate workman
and as a man worthy OF the most lbural patronage
Mach %, 1856 IT,
CHARLES BAILEY.
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latest Arrival,

Ihave just received from Philadelphia, by ex'
press the following goods;
Emb'd aud Lace, SAiss. Musins, Organizes
Lawns, Berages, Bfroutes French Chintz hail
Cord SWISS. Plain Jackanets, Kid Gloves needle
work Collars, VERY pretty Gros'nap Silks. act
and Swiss Edgings, aud lnser tings Grape, ulues
Ruches, Bonhels Ribbons, Dress Trimmings Lace
Mitts, BoHnets c., G., -.....
Also very fine lot Of Msrsilles Quilts.
Msy 10 lsSs--,S ,. D. RIeB
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py--E ]. N. Neblettha ngfemoved to the build
ESSs. ing recen " osc lied b. HIP. Doris, on
st''Si Frunklin Sireet and ass lciuled with him in
the business, Mr. nli llsmToud an experienced
workman Is now urtshed wit greatly increased
facilities for snip lyig the wants ofhis customers
The puzzle WI q at this establishment a large
and very splend hock of Tin Sheet Iron Ware
&c, which can Hays be obtained upo.l the most
reasonable torn
Also Cook Siyes of various Patterns. Every
variety Of Park aud Office Stoves castings Gut.
tering and Hon Roofing done at short notcs.
Thankful forast patronage he licits contn-
nance of pub favor. aud ilattors himself by
strict attention business, prompt execution OF
orders. and NJ crate prices to aeserye il.
llwork olired will be promptly executed and
in a style wuinted to give satisfaction.
Old conperIewter, Feathers & Beeswax, taken
ia eXchanger work.
Feb29 .lS-tf
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We wlLL ruRNlsn LuMnER
nn,.cn EnfraorfiInnrY.

The sndersissd having been appointed Receiver
W the hst Of Hon w X. Tanner in the case OF
II u Poston vs. lis creditors 10 Chancery al Carkr-
vile, fer the purpose Of closing an assignment
psadS by sAid Posion for the payment Of his debts
-Wssld very respectfully Announce TO the pub
lie, that he has taken charge of all The Goods,
Oier. accounts, &C., belonging TO Peston & Rich
ards. or II ii Poston and intends TO take summary
steps to wind mp the busness.--ln tie meantime
will say 10 persous wanting goods, that the
g,ockis large aud ell selected. and will be sold at
Wholesale or retail al cost for cash. IN my alb
esncs Mr.. Poston viii wait upon customers, anu
give them bargains indeed. and will also receive
she money for any claim due--or close by note
aEytAiuE which may be falling due at tie end Of
Ae year.
Ny acqusintances know my way of doing bus
iasss, and tits wholly unnecessary 10 poll'pfy
words. for intend to close Hugh Postons bYsi-
aess and give his mind ease--so come with your
iacuey and buy his goods and pay what You owe
him, and by so doing you will confer favor on
BIN. his creditors and your tumble Servant
Jsly 25T6-tf THos ]. MUNFOtD.
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THE REMEDY ron AL
UBDbAG1cs
~ vs. \ %M%NN.N e..

OF all the remedies thst have beeadisoevsrad
the pres, n ags Cor the "fidnsand ills that assk
Is heir to- none equal ths wonderfal, prspsfp-
ton Onlyihree years have elapsed aiAes us
discoverer wac spenta decade in studying, es-
perimcnalzing, I'd pcffcctihg ft) first ihifeSa.
iced II TO theg'ub ici unoit is already rscognised
ny the most eminent physicians in all parts %
the country to be the most Surprising aud sses.
tive remedy for certain diseases Of which tbey
lave knowledge, f
All other compounds or syrups Of this root have
hi her;o failed TO commend the sanetisn sf the fac
ulty, because on being tested, hsy have been I
Hound to contain rexious ingr' Gents, which rsu-
traze the good Ell ccts OF The SErssps,fs and Of.
ten times inurs ghe health OF the patsst II h
mol 10 yith JluFey's preparation.
ILLS - the PgFe aud genuine extract Of ,As
root, aud Will en- trial, he found TO effect Ger.
tain snd perfect cure Of the folawing esDplsists
aud diseases;
affections Of he tores, Debility, D1sessss Of ~
hidRcys, Dgsgessia, Ftnais Irregularities, FiSgs,
Ergsigeias, HaLhnal eosiBnsrs Indigestion. Linsr
CapidiRt, Pic, Pulmonary Diseases, Soretsls -
Amg's Zeal, SSgpRRs, And ali Diseases Of tie tsia.
Besides curing the above, It is also known to "
great aud powerful ionlc purifying tbs bleed ssd
In shor,, Ills, without exception, 10 the sasss
mentioned, aud its general eject on the slstsR.
the most ehcaciout II is ie most desirable rAm
edy Of the age 1t is already extensively ssst
throughout the country and lie fast obtaining Al
European reputation The instances OF rarss
it has effected daily coming to tho ptoprslsrs
knowledg', and he has no hesitation IN rsssa-
mpnding It 10 one and all who desire to yroehEa
reiiff from suffering One botte bsiiig tried, its
effects will be too apparent to admit Of furtkz
doEbt. -
Recolleet Hurley's SarsParics Is lie snly ssssA..
article in The market ls 49,
UTPrice 81 per bottfa crs Hotties for IS.
For sale ai,the Manulaciory. on the corns Sew
enth and Green streets, Louisville. Ky and BY ~
wholesale houses throughout the U United slsiss -
Canada. gJ'Whoessle and retail by -, : 80
THOMAS & BROTHEk.
Feb %, ie56~ly. ClArGsvilie, TuAs
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Runn Viita snrings.

THE abo' named Watering plaice will be in
the best posble STATE of preparation aud upened
for recepho of visitors on the LIST Of June. Any
persons pgsga Bin of S25 for Accommodations Al
the Springhe ensuing Season ana Subscribing
one share Stock in the books Of Beuna Vista
Springs tmpany" shall he entitled 10 a receipt
which Sd be in full payment olthe st. Install
ment, oIhe stock provided 100 shares are taken,
Those N, have already taken stock have the
same prl ige. Bueua Vista Springs Logan Co,
Kyo ID. JEFFRIE5, Pfopneior.
My Z a656-u
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+ and for sale.

Thesubscrber offers. at private sale, the tract
ofLand known asibe Bryarly tract containing
l79, lying about l. miles from Clarksvile. Nine
" ceres are cleared, and the bal lance finely tim.
bcred. A description is unnecessary, as the prop
erty is well known, aud the purchaser viii see il
for himself This is the lower tract, in the bend
Of the River, and is in fine state OF cultivation,
Those wishing TO purchase are referred 10 T, +.
Pc tus, or to the spbsc riber, at New Providence
Tennessee W .J.BARBEE.
May 3 '56-H
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Friend of Humanity,
" Fad this, PrCScrvc il. aHd show IL
yOnr NeiEBbOr.

Dr. r. l. Nichols Proprietor aRd Physician Of
he MmrOSiA lNsTTurE--'he Great Western
Water Curef at yellow Springs, Green county,
Ohio, has pubahed little hook Of ca page, EMIT
3 ,J The Diseases of Women Their Mature,
.ousss, Prevention and Cure.
This DO OK gives all necessary inor uuiion, and
.nrh full directions for Home Treatment, AS will
aable every woman TO Ayol0. or ii now afflicted,
cUVE, speedily and permanently, all those dis
trsssIng diseases incident TO her SEX without fur
,hsr sdyics, medicine, or fee, Let no prejudice or
-sSull or past expeieuce hinder my woman from
1vaug herself OF these methods Of pre-, euiion and
cure. One page Of ths little book may save a
hundred times its cost and unto suilcrmc' and
rssioref from disease, week.-mrs. aud misery 10 hes IN
Vlger aud happiness.
Mailed, post paid, for twenty five cents, bv
4. l., NICHOLS. NJ D.,
Dee. ~ '56--7m yellow Syringe, Ohio
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latent
AmDROYrYYpH3o

MRS, DUKE having purchased the right OF
Montgomery Coumy 10 make Ambrelypes, and
saving taken instructions of MIR Troxel OF
louisville, KY, is now prepared 20 offer to her
Customers this beautiful style Of pictures attrae.
gBE 50 mach attention in the Eastern cities
VI Ambroiypes are made in Clarksville only
~ Mas DUES, on the corner near the Post O flee,
.sI 10 all kind Of weather.
ApTil IS. lS5G-u
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Wheat, Wheat, Wheat!

The undersigned, having completed their sPlen-
did new Flouring Nil at1nees' Landing, are ow
prepared to receive Snd pay cash for any quantity
also manufacture Flour on commission upon as
good terms as other Mills; and their Win being on
the river, offer superior advantages TO those who
desire 10 ship their lour on their own account.
They will receive wheat on exchange as customary
aud grind corn FOR the usual toll, Believing That
they will be able to give general satisfaction, they
respectfully solicit the patronage of the people,
POlNL EHTER, PETTUS n co.
Now, Seem
hJ'HopkiusvilIe Press sudratriot, Elkton Ran
ner, and Russ IIsgald copy month aud send ac'ls
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June %, Iss III.

BLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS.
Plain and printed Mousselnes de Lame, Frensh
aud English Merinos, Bonnet aud Trimming Rib
bons, Vaenclenne and Thread Laces, rich J.const
Collars and Sleeves, cloth ClOaks and Tolmas, Of
the latest styles, for sale, by
ssp99 w, ~. Z. BRoAppUS
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NOTICE ExTR NoRDINARY!

NOTICE EXTR NoRDINARY!
Having been appointed Trustee ofJas l.. Riggs
for the benefit OF certain creditors, and having
complied with the provisions Of tho law, hereby
notify all why are Indebted 10 the sand Riggs, to
come and pay up immediately at Riggs old stand
and all those having claims against the sand Riggs
are hereby notified to file them SO that they may
be paid according TO the terns of the trust deed.
Jan. 9, '57-3m A. ROGERS,
Trustee.
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w. g. j. {. BRoADDUs,

w. g. j. {. BROADDUS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL pEALERs In
Clancy = Staple 3us SoeN',
SHOES & BOOTS, CLOTHING, lard
ware, QueeHs~are, &c, &C,
No. FRANKLIN Row,
CLARKS WIFE,, TENN.
20 HAVE Just received large Stack Of
HFALL & WINTER GOODS, including y
IN variety of new Style Dress Goods, Bon Il
nets, Ribbons Trmss aud Cloaks, Jaconet ant
Swiss Collars, Chemfetts, Sleeves aud Rnfllng
also a large lot negro blankets, Osnaburgs, Porl
Royal James, Thick Brogans and Corpetings, &c
which we particularly invite the attention Of cast
or DuaetuaI deaers before they purchase else
where,
Sept. IA 55tf) W. & ], f, BROADDUs
PAY UP.
| would dislike very much 20 have 10 put in,
accounts OF House and Bryarlyin the hands of nj
Oaieer. But If they are not settled very soon
will be compelled 10 do so,
Ilhnst have money to pay up the Eastern deb
Of the old concern ana these are the only mean,
Of requiring il. u. w. BRYARLY.
March 9H sG-U
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10000

POUNDS Of old Brass, Copper, and wrought
iron scraps wanted at the Clarksville Foundry ioi
which viii pay the highest price 10 cash or trade
March 81 't6-Iy Up. Y. WHITFIELD.
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$40 Reward.

RAHAWAY from the subscriber Irving 4 n
Montgomery County TenbesSes two miles South.
west from Portrayal about the FIRST Of May, 1854
negrowoman named Violet the said woman IL In
elined to be chunky broadfaced, Of dark yellow
18Th epmpleAlon quieh spoken when addressed, y
bout fifty Eve years ofage will give the shove
reward to any person who delivers her 10 me -
secures herso that can get her again. ta
Fsb. ~ te-k1 HENRY KoETHsEe
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10000 Apple Treeg

OF choice variety, Tor sale; 5000 Of them and
q years old. | offer them at II cents each, and
M purchaser may rely upon getting the best ac-
o,iDaied fruit Also, Pears, Cherries, Peaches,
Flums, sc, as low es can be obtained at other
aurssries. One mile and half from GAINESVILLE
~ the Nashville Pike. w. f. FAIL.
Oct 4. '56-H
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Boots and Shoes,

suitable for the present season and Of his own
Manufactures; consisting of the most ashiora bic
styles, ant Of the hes, material and Of work man
ship superior to any in this, or adjoining counties,
which he will warrantin ali respects, as represen
ted. His stock embraces the finest French aud
Philadelphia Calf skins, ever broue hi TO this
market. lie invites and solicts an examinations
Of the same, confident, as be is, thatit will bear
the sTietesi scTui ny, aud will please the most
iaslldious. All work "a deto order, from the igh.-
est to The heaviest boots and Shoes.
+. HOLT.
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Wnr with Eur Opc Anticipated.
H0rthingtOA t& Vaughan.


ECCCESSO2s r BEAtMlNT A ND MCCALL
HAVING purchased that elegant S took Il
Hardware rece utly remkVed from w +. Falls Cd
Stand to the handsome room of McKoir and
Baieys, fitted up esbressly for the busnss
next door 10 Houses Grocery. We will be pls,s
ed 10 see the former paTons Of the house our
friends and the public where we will take ytas-
ure in showing our St6k, and can furnish ,nost
any article in our line be community mnv want.
The Stock being we'd complete having been
greatly increased sine, the removal Ladts do
YOU want an elegaDiarticle of T4ble ciisry,
House furnishing ward &c. if 20 give us a All.
S1dbeFs come andAsee our Sock Of saddle
trimming,
CoaCiI-InnkersFill find Hub. Fellows,
Shafts Axels oil cloth &c.
ShOe-Makers cd on y for your Leather
Tools, Pegs &c.
Carpenters q CgUpcrs can be suited in
all kinds of Tools and Hiliing meterid 20
SpOTtSDen frOnh Fish HoOk-o Sharps
Rifle
Farmers come al see our stocked Cradles
Hoes Axes, Hay, aand Forks FOOLS Of all
sc.ts and sZes, Resptiully,
HORTHlHTO & VAUGHAN.
r. s Last rece we'd n lot of Volrapa repeating
Pistols, can be ha a Thirty tires in so sec
onds.
June 90 ls56-u. N. &v.
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LET Us REASoN roGsrHER
A US PILLS
WHY ARE WE SICK,


1t has been the lot OF The h1rnan rice 10 be
weighed down by dsrase and suffering. llollo.
ways Pills specially adapted TO tho relief OF
the weak, the nervous, the delicate, and the In
firm. Of all climes, ges. sexes and constitutions
Professor Holloway personally superinteu,s the
manufacture of lis medicines ia the United
s tates, ard offers them 10 free aud enlightened
people as the best remedy the world ever saw foi
the removal Of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY TEE BLOOD.
These famous Pills ara expressly combined to
operate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys
the lungs. the skin, aud the bowels, correcting
any arrangement in their functions, purifying
the blood, the very fountain of life, and thus
curing disease IN all ts forms
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER. COMPLAINT.
Nearly half the human race nave taken these
Pills. II has been proved In all parts OF the
world, that nothing has been found equal to them
in cases of disorders of the liver, DYSPEPSIA, aud
stomach complaints grKerally They soon give
a healthy tone TO these organs, however much
deranged, sndwhen all other means hive G,ied.
| GENERAL DEBILITY. ILL HEALTH.
Many Of the most despotic Governments have
opened their Custom Houses TO the Introduction
Of these Pills. that they may become the medi
cine of the masses, LEARNED Colleges admit that
this medicine is the best remedy ever known for
VI utilCdte tue SltIl mas
been imp fred, as its nvgorating properties never
fail to afford relief.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No female, young tr old, should be without this
celebrated medicine. II corrects and regulates
the monthly courses at all periods acting in many
cases like charm. II is also the best an0 safest
medicine that be given TO the children of all
ages, and for any complaint; consequently no
family should be without it.
Hollo1dy's Pills are The best remedy knoen
in The ,ooyh for The folloring dieeaSes:
Asthma, DiarrhGa,
Bowel complaints, Dropsy,
Coughs, Debility, 81
Colds, Fever aud Ague,
Chest Diseases, Female complaints,
Costveness; Headaches,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Stone and Gravel, influenza,
neutrality-suspicious. Inhama ion
Inward Weakness, Venereal Affections,
Liver complaints, Worms, Of all kinds,
Lowness Of Spirits. Piles,
-" Sold at the Manufactures of Professor
Holloway, so Nader Lane, New Y ork, and 244
Strand, LonGon, bv all respectable Druggists aud
dealers in medicine throughout the Uuited States,
and the civilized world, In boxes, at 90 cents 621
cents, and ST each.
~ There is considerabl saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N. B.--Directions for the guidance Of patient,
in every disorder affixed 10 sacli box
Jan IL, '5G-ly