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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29
LINCOLN HOUSE,
TuIlahOma, Tenn.

10. B. SMITH, PaoPRIEToR
Having taken charge Of the above hotel, I
will endeavor to please all who may favor me
with call. From my friends and the Cit.
zeps Of Franklin and the surrounding coun.
try, | would solicit patronage. The table will
at all times be provided with the best the
country affords, and every care will be taken
to please all.
There isa good Livery Stable contiguous
to this house. and the Fayetteville, Mulberry
and Lynchburg mail and passenger coach
leaves his hotel every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday for the above places. at II o'clock
?. NJ, and returning every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at II o'clock A. NJ, making
connections with the Nashville and Chstta.
nooga and McMinnville and Manchester mail
trains, Tullahoms, July IL, 1857.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

UJ@ 1t is said by an English officer,
who tried it in East Indies, that the
smoke OF burning rosin inhaled is a
certain cure for consumption, if per.
sisted in.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

A sound head, an honest heart, and
an humble spirit. are tho three best
guides through time and eternity.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

There is musquito in the Monte.
yuma swamp, who stole q boat hook
for tooth pick.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

The Vicksburg Wing says the cot
ton crop in that State has been injured
by excessive rains.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

The white of an egg has proved OF
late the most efficacious remedy for
burns.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

Tho paths of virtue. though seldom
those Of worldly srss,nsss, are always
those Of plsssantness and peace.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29
HOUSE PAINTING,
AN ID GLAZI NC.
Winchester. Tennessee.

R. S. HILL respectfully tenders his servi.
ces to the citizens Of Winchester and vicini.
ty, and requests liberal share Of patronage.
Thankful for favors extended to him in the
past, he pledges himself to use every effort to
give satisfaction in the future.
nec19 ly
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

Industry is the philosophers stone,
yielding gold to those that use it,
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29
ROOTS AND SHOES.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DOCTOR CLOPTON offers his profession
al services to the citizens Of Winchester and
vicinity, and hopes by strict attention to his
duties to merit liberal share of patronage.
Office on Main street. opposite Brooks Ho-
tel; Residence-one formerly occupied by
AS. Colyar, Esq.
Jan Is, 1857. ly
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

Versally Preferred. over All Otners'
Because it is the only Sewing Machine
in the world ever invented, so constructed as
to fully meet the demands offamlies for gen.
eral use.
PIT is very simple and is never liable to
get out Of order.
8 1t makes a seam which will not rip,
though every thread stitch is cut.
A 1t is moi shuttle machine.
5 1t sews with too needles, making any
length stitch desired.
Git sews from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble or winding thread is avoided
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by mere change Of spools, to all
varieties of work.
1.-THE same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
8 This Machine will sew in the sleeves Of
a coat with the same ease and facility that It
sews straight seam.
8 This Machine can be run to mako one
thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
l0The seems are as elastic as the most elas-
tic fabric so that it is free from all liability
to break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
IL The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price of the Machines ct Office in New
York, range from $75 to $3.50, an additional
charge of $40 is only made on each machine
over New York prices at Office in Nashville,
to defray expenses Of transportation &c, to
Nashville
R.H. BROCKWAY, Secretary.
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
March Goth, ly
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~ Old Type for sale at this Office.
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BLA N X S

or overy kind, orinted on 6ne paper, and for
sale at u 90 per quirs, cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

Aen In buying veil II q not very desirable meat ar
- heahfu ocs scroulous sck people should
YER Touch t. even when unexcepuonable but much OF tee
youns veal now In mAAet should be sezeA by the City In
specsor and he prosecuted H entirely unit for
food There 70 very lutte lamb In market yet but will DO
Along soon In time for the from the South Pork
sScak unusually high, and sails for ID cents ID Not
vthstanding The high OF the' much sold in
aopssquepce OF ,he ebespeninR Of Ash
The v no. mucn new 70 note In poultry. salesAre
hsht and pres high Spring chicken will be along In
pigeon are p. n,y and vev, cheap Never more 90
Fish rates from TO three cents nSW man od Mst
week, ano every dsy shows downward tendency.
The sells srefuD OF fab and the high have
made the hshern acye Southern shAd abundant and
sold for ON 36e TO &c each The Northern shad
In very slowly but much sought AFTER s the flavor N su
perfor 10 that v hicb cones ren the south.
Potatoes sDian the same they have done for month
past viz tcm u 10 IS So Poa generally his
having been injured BY the frost Among he yare
tee now IN msrsst we notice pink eyes, mercer red And
toes are selling for i2c apiece few green in
marhe sAvoys also and sell dear Cabbage nearly
paye out The gut Of oranges and lemons 70 and
may expect 70 see b anss and other southern fruit
Kegs selling eight for l2c and will be cheaper still
The following are the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

DuAeSibg ON the Plains-Tne Mormon Hand
cart Trains.
0eoree Grant Who was SAINT out by Brigham Youug
70 relieve acme Of ths sufferers On hs Plains, writes bacE
Asfuuows-
Ba0rHn wIILn's COMPANY.
We bad no snow 70 contend with until We gpS 70 tne
6wsss water On the 18Th and 10Th Of 0osober we en-
ooupkred very severe snow storm. We mst BresAer
Wilks company on the slst; the snow Wa from M 70
ten cches deep where met them They were truly 10
bsd situation, bat We rendered them all Ne assistance
In our power.
CAPTAIN MARuK's COMPANY.
We travelled until the 2Ssh when Ne met Capt Edward
Martins company OF hapdoarts, and Capt Hotscess
wagon company, n place called Rod Buttes, sixteen
miles below the Plato bridge We met Gait. A. Hunts
wagon company twenty SIX miles beio the bridge Capt.
Martin informed that about IS ont Of 600 had died upon
the Plains up 70 that date. Those who had died were
mostiy old people.
wesest ont 70 Bro,ber Martins COMP any he clothing,
30, hat We had for them; and next morning, after
i1frm, with good amcun. Of luggage. starred homo.
SATd about neon. The began 70 fall very fast and
copt,nutd until law 81 night II now about eight inches
deep here and the weather 10 very cold.
10 not N much use for me 70 attempt 70 give do.
scYpuor Of the situation Of these people, for this you will
learn from your SON Joseph A. sud Brother Carr who
are The be ers Of this e8press but you can I'm ssao DO
tween ave and hundred men, women and children,
worn down ~ drawing hAndoarts through snox and
muC fai1tpg by the wayside falling, chilled by the
cold children crying their limos sdened by cold their
feet ding and some OF them bsrc 10 snow and FROST
The sight Almost too much for the stoutest OF but
We 90 doing oil can, not doo biting despairing
Orr company y too small 70 help much II 10 only
drop 70 bucbet, ~ Il we're, In comparison 70 Whist ID
needed think tna not ono third Of Brother Mar
tins company 10 able 70 walk. This you may think Is
extRsveEant, but II ID nevertheless true.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

the minister end theN these uniform b sss ara
eppearanos each being 80 BY - fee On he ground noov
When completed, the whole Of Ne impeoveu3eao VIII
oost about $4,000 The gJsund N most o. Ne ypa-
gosus y 70 be incosee with An osnaAena iron
fsSce which viii odd greatly 70 ~ general appearance
u expected that the synsgogue WI be oompissed b
the Of two wseks, and In IN probability Vie oon-
seoraOn ceremonies win - performed on the lest day
Of the present month.
ne Governor OF Massachusetts, ms appointed Thufs-
day the 18th Of Apg 70 DO observed - day Of lasting,
Humiliation and prayer.
Governor Minor, of Connecticut has appointed Friday,
the loth Of April, 70 be observed day Of fasting
humiliation and prayer.
Mrs Lydia A. Jenkins, wife Of Universalist clergy.
man, as Port Byron, N. has commenced preaching 70
good acceptance
nr. ohss @. viDsl 10 70 be pastor Of the Unitarian
sooIety in North Andover.
ire Episcopal Convention, In Sacramento, elected the
~ Rev lnsrsbam Kipp Of San Frsncisoo, 70 the
Bshopric of no California Diocese
The Senate Of Missouri got Bible 81 lat, very
sented 10 that auguss body BY the American Bise
Socie'y. The 81. Louis Nesp says - rhe good
CbS'shsps Of Missouri may rejoice q The event W,
shall mot again be soandanxed by the speotA.
Gle Of the next Govern being sworn into Office
penitentaEy Bible Not that penaentiary Bible n
- good - sny one but that Legislature who need
religious Instruction about much the Ssts bosyders
ought 70 have their own Bbe and not be forcod to Dor
row one from the latter
A ecclesiastical council held a Bddeford, Me-
March 4th the pastoral relation between Rev. |.
Gould end the Second ohuroa In Nddeford, No., wss
dissolved.
n Livos, chief OF the French missions In China has
arrived IN Paris, In order 70 give the Emp full 10.
formation With respect 70 the position Of Catholics
he Celestial Empire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
FAMILY MARKETING.

1bre several items Of interest The retail prices
Of my marking ths week and prices the whole mani
Zee, downward tendency, though there exceptional sru
cJes VII On rate higher Than usual.
Fre,h me unfortunately for those Who are csrniv erousy
ncnsd Of hese exceptions and the retail butchers
houahou the city charging high for AL kinds o.
beef veal ard mutton II h The misfortune OF poor house
Keepers that hey compelled deal with these hucksers
sead OF huyinr ihes meat directly from the large dealers
no sOrd zee cheap and give the best Iuoe HoteB
boarding houses and rich people al the sdysnsge %
dealing directly with the vholesais butcher and get their meat
while the poor and middle in addition 70 The
pay The pfoh rent Of he sms dealer they rade
vrh prices for all kinds Of meat show an ndvatc &c
~ ere sva ct the pound the rates n last week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


6ArunpAY, haFoh 2l--0 r. y.
There was lea activity In The stock narnes 70 day. Az
he 1nt board prices advsaosd traction without aay
partsular movement IN any Stock. Michigan South
srn g. y bonds improved I per cent Canton o., NJ
ousesv'and, y; Erie, X; Reading, y; uevelsad and
Toledo n Gaiena and Chicago declined x psr osat sad
Illinois Central RR !. Illinois Central RR has become
one q our most active speculative stocks and ths bulls
and bears Will dom this time out make football the
SOCK Exchange. II b possible that some time henoe,
under sone excitement growing on. or large land sAss,
The maIket vske OF the stock may be run up even 70
higher POINTS than have her etofore BEEN realized but
appears 10 as that the back bone Of the been bro
ken, rem which total recovery b extremely doubtful
The best policy for tho company have pursued under
the circumstances would have been .er issue ostock
upon The payment Of $50 70 have put on par
once with that already the market In Erie there
hut moderate amount Of business In Reading and
Cleveland and Toledo, New York Central and Michigan
Bon bern there wss very little done.
A. the second board the market was considerably d.
pressed Erie Railroad fell on per cent; Reading, n;
Illinois Central, ~; New York Central u; Michigan
Southern, u Illinois Central Railroad opened this morn
Ing At 1873 per cent buyer 80 days. and closed this
noon at 1885, cssh difference Of ~ per cent In about
~ many hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
cray coMMERcIAL REPORT.

W4Uu
ecmmor 70 good sssse % oss % 10 and extra DO .,
Sc % 30 wheat In sctve and unsettled with SAILS
al so Ccrn-eo, ooo bushels cold II TOO for western
msed. Porr--sales OF 800 bbls. new msss vere made
s2A, and 500 bbis were sold, W arrive s2t, les
the brokerage. Cotton We quite nrm, with sales OF
about oto 5000 bales, about 1000 OF which vere N
uspstu, closing tor ots In store n about % advance
whskey vss lower and more active With aes OF about
1000 bbls 261fc while email lots we're sold n the
n 2hc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
Peuoos, Intetiiucuoe.

Z, pearp from the French journals that Mr. Hume,
NE sp,f,uAnst. ccaann.s In Paris bic experiments In
spsrtuansm, table rappiugs and other delusos, He's
compared BY some TO Rooor, H,odin AID II ,mto', bu;
Others better acquainted With him, tao~ that ne IL bal
, oharlsisb ana knsve Two years ago In fiorsnN he
deceived many American snd Easnsh families, and vas
finally obliged TO leave italy Of come things
TOR which he might Otherwise have bees senssnc Tor
zone yea,s 10 duranoe vie.
iei,sr nom rome ssJs:-hr. xiliss, Of your STATE.
NJ Leros Of Ne~ YORK, soa ~ rckury ~ sost,n are
smcpI Amev,5an WRITER'S Rev NJ. Treat er lev
90 ~ ~. e a1s =, s,o,sscs s'a Ss'
.from Sew Orleans and asvsns In he steamship BLACK
sn s VIE and G1s sfSsa INC Ts sssoo,
crdsSc., o rTsi. Sns tdwsrds senisfac Maori
Gssn JOY Italian, sodriquez Berreruao Bsls.den Con
chersl LOPEZ and serysni s.m.ne VI. frnsn and
i Sr.y. su''0"' 0 Lincoln Williams ''n''' '''' '''
PROM Savannah, in steamship Elor,ds-e " Green sdy
Duty w. Su@sord, SysS Crawford, ii a.%%oSa
Q smaii-snd 80 IN sIeerage.
x..r n;sgr.y, Ramon Psss, : 4 sccrsery a wssslsr
For souhaunJ ION Bremen steamship Hermssn-pr
Tone. Mr. John stsllman lady four children and
T chs: cS Ss % xsas ' VEN, ssa
a.. .sf s S,r.s s
isss kSip s.ssn S se SO " l ss1
els ZIz " MIR Vim Hezen, Poiissiie Mr. Robert Reners
Mr. Dietrich brunond ChcsRo; Mr. WIN Rolf Windsor;
Mr. Frsncis Fork Chicsso Mr. ny lebmanu francsco
Nj Faese San frsncsco nr John fsaer and LADY, In
Bev James Marshsr and Mss seemsn Mr. Anil Esict
sr aober,.ca De,soi Mr Heury rsomp.on San Francis
60 Mr. Aug sbrepe, Il Louis Mr. John "A Leurmasn, XIV
noehm, M Cohen. Newark; Mr kohn, nchburg
Mr r1y Oenh North Carolns Mr. schusn, NY Fredk
S Scr,e ioa s Total siy iSrse ' ''"'
For Antwerp the steamship Leopold I-Mr Cousrycr
II. - Z ~ ALI n "a
chile A y De Loot. GaebeL II Tesle, Roland, Raj
Hsa penniger. Brachy ponneii, 7 Brschy-snd II
10 the steersge.
Dor Savannah In the steamship Augusa-MrrJ u Hsw.
lev Peabody, J nershall j II Toomer Miss McFat
mrs eFan Flanders Mcleland, Stephenson,
Trssfor Y wsitzfeder q 4 NewhsI o Ritemsn. X I.
Weod ullivan. Hastings FsrrHr Hervey, ssw.
YER W n hianch J J. ews Mr. and Mrs J Nesmth Miss
ruai Never Cohen Pyle; and Is in the seeyaxe
For rorfot Petersburg and Richmond the steamship
Ismsstowp-G collins, reneyck, N w Hill, I Miner, A
Ptrtin,r. Bet,en, Hammond, A Decker, 2 Ham.
| uond Jones J. Edwards 5 l. Page = Orr Hyslop,
risrcE Curfier squire end lady, Ford, lady and
i sew. ant: and " IN the sieerage
ror Charleston in steamship Nashville resson Miss
Elga est0n Miss ken 1ilesion and maid, ID q MITCHELL n
rdperiOn ard lsdy Lewrdes, jno Groehon Vim sOnt.
so,vetx Geo Ns Adam VIM Garrard, 1hos Blr1sall, n
sbyah ma Mrs las cullen and son, Miss Head ey Mrs
Norris ard cbld Jno Michen lady aud maid. Vim Croc
ss,e las esav 5fu Toius u Callsn Thos Uesiev IL
1 ,feur WIN h fidi ~ Gpnenn y Burbank Van Gaqs-
] l.,l e. r.f.'s p =" " w. Ner|e'. n y Sdgn.
L.. .a~uA. =. :. ...G.l a.. ~ -- s.ls.ess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

The Hartford and New Haven Railroad Company he
declared semi annual dividend Of i've dollars per share
pay able TO the stockholders in New York, n the Un,o
Bank in this city, ,he Ii. Of April Toe Delaware Goa
Company dividend Of three per cent payable April
We learn rat toe waiertown and Madison Rsroad
Company have Just bought seventies hundred tons roo
necessary complies the road 70 Madison, In ample time
Tor he fall trade.
There nifty banks In New Hampshire, which, on
the nrs Monday Of haron had capital stock Of 1891
ooe, bills crcu alton sat, specie In he vaults
s22s 3D. deposits 10 other banks for redemption o.
bills sT9' 400 oS, bills Of other banks and checks
hand sisb e6s So deposits co. debts dus from
'weoiors $50 AIS Ts, amount es All dahs dne 10 tnr
banks %, 781 o. real estsse owned ~ the bank
Sal ops TO- debts due 70 the banks secured BY pledge
stock 81 0o1 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

The anthracite coal trade has not yet fairly opene
The tonnage beng ~ Jet light The L,hg Vale RI
road brought down for the week ling Saturday Ia
1902 tons, making, for the season, 70844 tons. IN
Reading Rairosa brough, down, for ,As -eek sning
THURSDAY last rs GA tons and for the year. ss4 2aa
ssainst $40 8t9 tons to the Same time last year.
The stock operations OF Wesley tho principal proprs
tor Of the Dolly Time, in Wall street To day. 70
lows
Bought.
81, eco Mich South r. oopds.. T9k-seller DAYS
800 Ceve and To Railroad. 78Z-oash.
loo do do 3D.. 73X-seer 80 days
1ot nIpois Central Railroad l3lK-buyers 90 days
The steam,hp Hermann from this port for Bremen W
day, carried out 50 100 in specie
The warrants entered st the Treasury Depsrtmn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

dying out Ply siciaus recommend for scroins liver
pisrt sundce neuralgia sal rheum, scurvy bols juniors
dyspepsia &c when All else fals Il s exclusively
vegetable. 20 also are kemps worm pasiies which are
considered bv children reat not medicine and radically
and rapidly al kinds % intestinal Sold by ~
4 LAsNAN CO., Wholesale druggists. ~ Water street,
New York, and BY all druggists Ssrsaparila o. and pas
lea Ec mo- hoffip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

BIss-DAvs-fn this o,y, Wednesday, tsrco ~,
by the Rev Dy. Burohard, Mr. dawn BLiss, Of Am
Arbor, Mich 70 ms ADEAIps A DAvE fh daughter Of
Gen n Davis Of The former paas.
MCNuIrY- DBpGAy.- In Brooklyn, On Tuesday evening.
March H. st tho residenus OF brides father, tse
Right Rev. B,shop LauYhin Mr. joss MoSuIss, Of
Melbourne Australia, to Miss -aar Ass DEAs, second
daughter or John NJ Deegsn ESQ OF tos city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
OPENING OF X. v. HAlGHNOUT& CO.'S
" NV STOKE.

1 tffNIN" VI NJ v nAatbN oSf a OO.s
os sssSsI sT G:e q a i ssas. . 49,
We t.sbe to inform isec ad customers that our new
go xsr,h and anrins the .vssins 9ssdaY 4.
?sh NO goods viii se = .9 hs, sms 10 ords, pa, cur
Ss sa ostssSs he sas @ IN s.. ss ss.s
Psn.i1s y gliding ofpa,ceIaia.
HsSSi,Sisi q pearl 90 ieo,y 1Asl. cutlery .,
be u fu operation ana ospecop The elegant snA
sS been ys n ss SSsn %.
sressss and s'oeis = an,sas ss.eS
f :ss we're sr," e Sse s ss
Our TREND. Me.srs osrn,i aga ssssr Of rhld.dsph.,
pathe and Pepin I.hasur q yzsu rance man
niaSv mo- IT, p odni1 y .aa Issaifa deasu:
% %asns .s@ IL S.s
aSd Engapc 70 procure r. uost beautiful asor ment Of
lie tsag ihe T~en'y afb .gn'ye-sary Of Mr.. Haagh
Ss ss1 IN ie from s
nen he cannot refrs epfsrns 10 hsa friends and 'ns
support The oomoess@-- Of a., sossmens !" sur nv
:rs VII remedy e,s Def e. as sA me sTt
denee and favor 70 long bes'oo ed npar orr son.e ON
NERvousSEs9 DEBILITY. DysPhPsI,s WEAK.
wEBssRs sanguider sends a mn Of rsngh igor and
=, 1Ss .s h q, ss, s o ~ . ssSs
P r. I two Gs sr & spo es 80 sp9'' or
ID r. R.-RADWAv's hEsIy RELIEF
H.. should be resorted nv all who srher pain. s
lar sedatve qualities toothu ssyDg
ring pains inflicted by rhs mali neuralgia ~ thnchs
burns sprsns scales coru'ien-, umbaso dsrrheA Sc,
Ac has become firmly es'abl,si cd
RAILWAYS RkNovs,INl RFsOLvEFr.
Fer disc Of sorofninns character Is excellent
pr, alton, should be ny AL troubled with
iulb cancer Dt des tumos rheum dyspepss,
eter ant disrares Of tins nath
RAILWAY III TORS
teau1fll Pill without tatts smell b~shg
gum complaints of be how liver kidneys,
"a heart and ohe organs OF tie body BiLousness
costvenets immediate diasUuezr With ther From
taken night reng TO rest viii the
aker sound nights snd cd appetite digestion
In the morning.
MIDWAY co te2 Fulton street New York,
Solc by druggss everywhere
DIIL4 PIIES-DR. DUPhIE5 CELEBRATED RHwE-
dies (external and uterosD ~ cents box ofhce Is
Nassau street, New York sent BY mail.
vi H. REED BEGs TO IHFoAM THE PUBLIC THAT
w all The london Corea Gin " mad here Ia not
but is eqnai not 10 tie so called Imp rt.t
aracIe and unity ned their health they would
purchase only REEDB. b-li.ry lis East twenty ninth
street. Once. Arcade Broaf wsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

7 B. srArroRD's OLIVE TAR-ws cory THE
Of s c% e NJ he mi
70. "a . promlns nj citizen OF Boston,:
tbs. s daily asa
%a :ss s o. o@ oa az
been alssoversd Sr comp AIM, ofss ere,
ys . c ro% n *. :as n.m.
earn iia lbs remedy not 10 be taken nisrnsv as, Is
ordinary Ish.d. but used By nss s,n s9d .gpcson
% ne throat lgps nerves %u.ces iois e and skin 0T.
periormsd By mia o. ode, aud he outward
cr SPECIAL iphsaop and rs curative prpperes The, .el
Sssss Of brouens dcu.s r. e., chs col ana ans
OF similar character and able 10 give oar full re-
We are informed by fellow ol.it John BsrDsrd,
10 msts nsn ~ Re dovs ssp and und even more EN-
scous than he had vepiured % e,Ves lie c.a.sa sbOa,
sos Ss.sa y ann ana found IA, I, 1a.T
s. aS, Tss s = he u 81 u. Ss sa SS %
improved imn dseD In his hesh, and 20" us,s Ne oiye
ses ~ sc s cdos Of fe se,vcs n az rendering
ne atmosphere of bin h,asc b'b s~ss and healthy ai all
i. .ssys ,'.rio ere .'o WV, Gel b 'e'noaH.
''" ''f 1su e. Tow low Es.s ,s ~ . ys.sy'
lgsss Fowler. E'q ssr 'crs
sss. " S.T L. Sis.d 20 saa.,.- v,
hon. M coos. surso. \ y.
la la s,w,.,y va "s .s,..s, n
Aud OF many o'ners equally oromiueft
safnrd Olive Tar sold - ~ cents bOle, by the
siafard ohye var Company 10 state street. least side Sat
efy New York ard BY a. dIuggisis
Rbeunac ueuragic and all other pains when J. r.
SD lords Owe applied. because olive tar Contains
eleevo gneusm which transmits 70 The body Increasing
no vhaiv
these assertions are verified by ten tt-sonisls from
goss ph l.. LORD, ECO. II wsl stres I, Nes fjrt
Cact. Henry Russell 81 South street,
Edwin X Yse. $50 Mansion House, Broosyn
John :. Speed, Esq Detroit Mich,
Gen Cszeneau iefas
Gen. Thomas J. 9rseu 1exaa
Ard from m any others equally well Known 10 the public.
Odve sold ~ 81 c-ns bottle b. he stafford olive
Tar Company NO Is -ste street. New YORK least sde Bat
terry and All drusEias
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T.dman's Compound Magnolia Lozengcs,
scidty Of stomach and heartburn. Prepared By TAD
NAN CO, No. 81 Bietctsr street.
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y provided with bcse medicines fortified against the
gerous Of dyspepsia liver complaint diseases
dsoTders ~ the bowels erupons ulcers and eyero
,roawws*'rr te~rf.N fi iosr ~i'I &c 1yLa 81 sN "a
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