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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-12

IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed the receipt which they will be forwarded by hrs
mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending with any fg
ure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and State. 80
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction. a- - &
~ All prizes Of 81, OO0 and under paid Immediately
sitter the drawngoher prizes st the usual time of thirty
days. $50.
Al communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets 81
either office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
S. SWAN d CO., Atlanta, Ga.
july 96-n
? list Of the numbers that drawn from wheel,
with the of the prize that each is entitled to-
will be published after every drawing in the following
pers-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charlie sion
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta ntegencer, New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mOnd DispatOh aud New York Dispatch, and Paulding
(Miss.) larion.
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Al. Mcbride.

.. -- AS aBe -NaCh8EEesCe
COPPER, TIN 81 SHEET IRON WORKER,
-r No. z, BROAD STREET,
NASHVILLE TENNESS
+ HAVE his day purchased the interest of Mr.. Henry
hcCaslin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to al my odrends and patrons for their
herality heretofore extended the 6rm and would
respectfully solicit continuance Of a7Ors from them and
wish info all the world and the rest OF mankind"
that have on hand and for sale speud q lot of
..... COOKING STOVES
of various patterns ParlOr Stoves for wood and Goa
and fancy Crates, Box Stoves for churches Hol
low Ware of every variety hand made to order Fur
nsces and Foot Stoves, entirely patterns Tin Ware
of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
an prepared to do all kinds of JOB Work, such as
House Gutterng, Roofing any other branch pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Myod friends OF the River will find it to their advantage
toca and give hearing before bargaining elsewhere
for work. 1
ALSO, for sale, pair secondhand ENGINES, oyin.
der II inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for light drRught
steamer, which can be bought On reasonable term
June IA - - ie25
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CRASKY & cos. LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, LONDON AND BREMEN.

THB MAGNIFICENT BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
QUEEN of the SOUTH, Captain Beal, 29s tons burthen
Capt. Baker, 1854 do
AGO. Capt Benson, %5l9 DO
JASON Capt. Brittor, 26O4 DO
(NWNED by the EUROPEAN AND ANGLICAN STEAM
" SHIPPING COMPANY OF LONDON AND SOUTH
AMPTON, apo Hted to sail from NEW YORK every
alternate WEDNESDAY, for LONDON AND BREMEN,
touching SOUTHAMPTOE land passengers and mails Or
England and France They will remain day al London,
and then proceed to Bremen.
Retur ing, they will leave BREMEN for NEW YORK
every alternate stopping only at SOUTHAMPTON
These steamships of the first and have superior
mOdatons for pass myers They viii take limited
number of ihdcass or s1eersge passengers Surgeon
attached 70 each ship.
The OF freight London will be but little higher
than those Of sailing ships.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST Cabin, $50 Second Cabin, $50 Sieersge, $50.
The steamships QUBFN OF TIE WEST will sail from
NEW YORK, on WEDNESDAY 22D JULY, and be
ceeded by the INDIANA, AUGUST 5lh, and ARGO, AU-
GUST 18Th
For freight or passage apply to CHI SAND,
july 0 [mayl0-lyI II south William st.. New York.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY S12-TIME THRO, 25 HOURS.
EESRAINS run through from Stevenson to Mem S1-Tf
u phs and make close connection with trains ~
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at Steven GSa
Through Tickets from Nashville to Memphis sold for
SIP. Time through 2J hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the O'Clock, PM,
Tran which arrives at Stevenson at l5 a. NJ and
meets with Trains for Memphis No delay except il chang
ing c. l.. ANDERSON,
april3-tf. Ticket Agent
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EACH SATURDAY IN AUGUST.
3,345 Prizes amounting to. S204 900
PRICE TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALV Is as; QUARTERS, $21i
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
.S2O4,OOO


The Numbers from 3d. 900, corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips OF paper,
encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The first 2o5 Prizes, similarly printed and enerced are
paced in another Wheel.
The Wheels then revolved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel OF Numbers and the time Prize s
drawn from he6her Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
out opened and exhibited the audience and registered
by the Commissioners the Prize beng placed against the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until ali ii
Prizes drawn ...
APPROPRIATION PRIZEsThe two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers tOhOse drawing the frsi 20 Prizes will
be erIled to the 80 Approximation Prizes For exampl
If Ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000 Pze those Iieket
NUMBERED 1928, I249 l25 1889. will be EMIT ed 10
e5 II Ticket No. $50 draws the SO QUO PRICE those Tick
numbered 54S, $40, SOL, will be entitled $780,
and so on according TO the scheme
The 3VOv Przes OF SZU Will be determined by the last hg
Of the No. that draws the 500 0Oe prize, For example
if the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with l. then
all the tickets where the number ends in will be entitled
to $40 II the number ends with No. then ell the tickets
where the number ends will be entitled to 800 and
30 onto0
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half
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Beaver Dam Springs.


RI in Hickman county, Tennessee, beautiful, clear
II small creek of pure and living water, in densey
shaded where The air is COOL and bracng and
its waters equal not superior in the South west,
having four Supher Sprngs all differing materially; one
CRybe and several Of the coolest FreetODe
the world. Taxing III things together 1t Is considered by
judges be Of the very first Altering places
in United States Beaver Dam forty miles OF Co.
lumba. Nearly haf of the road turnpike, the balance the
best dirt Tennessee From Waynesbsro Is only
about thirty east; and from PERI willie about the
distance. Good hunting and fishing by, and the
best of Brandy and Cigars, kept for table and
purposes Billiard Tables Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller
games for exercise health aud pleasure Iavalids and
pleasureseekes particularly respectfully invited to
visit this place. We authorised to refer 10 Rev A L.
p Green Russell Houston, James Ellis, R. w. Brown and
Washington Msredoth of Nashville; nearly every man,
and child in Co umba and Maury cOunty Ri Rev Jas
Otey S. P. Walker Col K. G. LOOuey, and Duncan B. FIJI
eTsOn of Memphis.
CHARGES WILL BE
Seven Dollars Per Week.
Children under 20 years old HalfPncs.
Servants of ali ages HalfPnce.
Any all kinds Of conveyances ready at all times
Columbia take Beaver Dam. About three huL
ded persons be comfortably accommodated don't be-
ueve when hear that d full.
We would most earnestly and respectfully envite our
friends and the public visit Beaver Dam,
ready TO receive them. EASILY d o.
Under supervision and control of Mrs Jane (. Keller
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Whole Tickets SO; Halves S.; Quarters 81 50.
Please address all orders for Icke Msgna-
ent scheme, &c T. H. HUBBARD & CO..
July 30 No 80 Payette st. or Boz No 90 BalLimore Md
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w. A. CARUTHERS,
ST CLOUD, MINNESOTA TERRITORY
DEALER IN
Real Estate and General Agent,

WILL buy and sell Lands, Locate Land Warrants, pay
w Taxes, &C. Loans negotiated for capitalists unexeep
tonabe Real Estate security yielding from 20 to SO per
Keeps constantly hand for valuable property In ya
portions Of Minnesota Has for sale Lots in St.
Cloud Hartford, &c, Lands In searns and Benton coun
ties, [spril5-6m.
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HARD INDIA RUBBER.
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY,

OWNERS OF PATENTS,
MANUFACTURE FROM ABoVE NAMED MATERIAL,
WARKRooh
No. 90 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
PACKAGE ONLY.
SYRINGES, CORK SCREWS,
Of every kind for Domestic Engavers' and Mechanics
Professional purposes, pro Measuring Tapes, Machin
nounced by Physicians the Oilers Marngale Rings,
most perfect article ever Whip Sockets, Insulstors
made Breast Pumps, Pow Telegraph Wire, adopted by
der Flasks warranted to keep the American Telegraph
the Powder dTy Furniture Company; Shaving Brushes,
Casters, that will not deace Pans, Baths, Tunnels and
the carpet and Soap Dpper Photographic and
Trays; Pen and Pocket Cut Druggists purposes,
Iery, Napkin Rings, Pocket
This Wonderful Material which Is as firm MRTAb-ght
as HORE-brliant JEra poor conductor of HEAr-nOn-
conductor of ELKRTRCITY-and which Oils Acids and
Akaes produce effect is vastly superior any other
named and great variety of other purposes 70
which it is applied
Dealers in all parts of the country supplying them
goods and consumers who want the
article of the kind, Wiiouy no other. Uanl7'57-ly.
IF the Heirs of Lieut.. Robert Hayes, Capt
1CiemoDt Hail, and Lieut. James Tatum Of the Revolt
tOnaEy War, will call the Office of Ferguson Cox, No. IA
Cedar street Nashville Tennessee, they will hear
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ANDREW MINp,s

Advertising and subscription Office,
No. I3S Nasssau Street. nezt door to NasseGv Bank
NEW YORK.
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REGULAE WEDNESDAYS AND ATUR
DAYS PACKET BOAT
FOR SMITHLAND AND PADUCAH,
CONNECTING WITH REGULAR
U. S. MAIL STEAMERS FOR ST. LOUIS & LOUISVILLE
TANHE neat light water packet boat G EsA, S5wZ@~
n MILLS, Master, will run during The sea- rs -
son as ABOVE and all intermediate points, s4tsssg
regularly departing at % O'Clock, punetually
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
-.... A. HAMILTON,
mar3I-6m II. Fl. HARRISON, Ag'ts
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N;ashViERea.uElberYard
j. G.. DARDETT.

DEALER IN LUMEER. SHINGLES, AND
BOARDS
HAVE row on hand large lot of Cedar, Yellow and
- White Pine Flooring, Clear " hRe Pine, Poplar Plank
list Scantling Square Cedar Cedar Plank and Poplar
-ninges. have Five Mills cutting Poplpr and lar,
dressing Poplar and Yellow Pine Flooring. One Shin
gle Machine, making No. Poplar Shingles. All constant
operation. can supply any quantity Of Lumber Shingles
the shortest notice. and the lowest prices the cash.
Leave your orders for prompt attention with
mare . #s0....- .e }. G. DARDEN,
Nashville Lumber Yard. No III Broadway.
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SUgRP.

In HHDS. Common, Fair, Prime and Choices LOuis-
100 barrels Crushed Sugar;
l25 BO.f
so Clarified
So vhue Havana Sugar, in Store and for sale
nv Tmay OF W. II. GORDON g. CO.
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@ TEAMBOATS-I wilact Agent 70 such Boats a. may
decia ~ ~ d. W. RUSSELL, Agent,
Once a l. Weskley,s corner Broad and Front
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CLOTH AND TOILET BRUSH Is.

I0nBBLS Smiths Stock Ale.
AOO IS y b0ls do 40 do
- casks Younger Pale Ale, pinis.
25 casks Muier & SONS Pale Ale pfnis I'm Iugsl
80 cas- Barclay, Perkins & 20 Is Brown Stout.
$50 cases Champagne Cider.
junel4 CARTER NcKAYA co
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Nails.

)00n KEGS ShoenbeTger'9 Easj-all sizes.
ZUUU 100 kegs Flour Barrel -
100 kegs Fn' shing
100 &" Fencing
SO 4, and 6 in. Spikes. In store and for sale by
naval. w. II GORDON & co.
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Havana Plan.


EXTRA CLASS 8,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, on
SATURDAY, AUG UST 29, 1857.
SPLKNDID SCHEMR
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I'D. w. RUSSELL.
MANUFACTURERS AND STEAMBOAT AGENT,
OFFICE ASD STORAGE Az
R L. WEAKLEY'S,

NASHVRLLE TENN ES e Es
REFERENCES.
Drane & Hale Cincinnati; Graf, Bennett Go Pitts
burg Crane Breed & Co. Cincinnati; O. Ihmsen Cos
Pittsburgh Barrett, CinciunafI Smith, Guthrie Cos
La; 3 McComas, Cincinnst Houssman q smltn' o.
Louis and Merchants of Nashville generally -,
&rOrders handed Pittsburg Cincinnati, LOUISVILLE
St. Louis manufactured articles will be promptly ees-
patched. 80 tleOiS-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-03-27
Qoutb's Department.
THE MARTYRED BLIND hoy.

In the reign of "Bloody Mary" when the
good Bishop Hooper was about to be burned
to death, blind boy, by much importantly,
prevailed on the guard to bring him to the
bishop. The boy had lately suffered impris-
onment in Gloucester for confossing the truth.
After the bishop had examined him concern
ing his faith, and the cause of his imprison-
ment, he looked on him steadastly, tears
standing in his eyes, and said "Ah poor
boy God hath taken from thee thy outward
sight, for what reason he best knoweth but
he hath cndued thy soul with the eve of
knowledge and faith. God give thee grace
continually to pray unto him, that thou lose
not that sight; for thou should then be blind
both in body and soul.
The boys name was Thomas Dowrv. How
often or how long he endured imprisonment
for the truths sake is not known; but on
final examination he was brought bsfore DR.
Williams, Chancellor of Gloucester, sitting
judicially with the Register, of the diocese in
the consistory, near the south door of the
cathedral church, who administered the usual
articles, chiefly urging that on transatlantic
alton, and saying
"Dost thou not believe that after the words
of conservation spoken by the priest. there
remaineth the very real body of christ in the
sacrament of the altar :"
mo" answered the blind boy, '.that | do
not"
''Thon," said the Chancellor, "thou art a
hereto, and shalt be bnrned But who taupbt
you this heresyi"
"You Master Chancellor"
"Where, pray thee "
even in yonder place" replied the bow.
turning, and pointing with his hand towards
where the pulpit stood. The Chancellor again
inquired
'When did / teach thee so :"
Dowry answered, "When you preached
there (naming day sermon to ali men, as
well as to me, upon the sacrament You said
the sacrament was to be received spiritually.
by faith, and not carnally and really, as the
Paptists have heretofore taught"
The shameless apostate answered. "Then
do as have done, and thou shalt live as do,
and escape burning"
The blind boy said, "Though YOU can So
easily dispense with yourself, and mock God
the word, and your conscience, yet will | moi
do So"
''Then God have mercy upon thee, rcioined
the Chancellor SIR will read the condem.
nation sentence against thee"
Goods will be fulfilled % answered the
young martyr.
Hereupon the Register, being moved with
the scene, stood up, and said to the Chanoel-
Tor, "Fie, for shame, man. will you read the
sentence against him, and condemn yourself:
Away, away and substitute some other "a
give sentence and judgment"
mo, Register said the fearfully hardened
man. 81 will obey the law, and give sentenc,
myself according to the Office"
Tie did so delivered him 10 the seculu,
power, who, on the very same dav lod N,
blind boy TO the place Of execution AT Glon.
cester, together with one Thomas Croker q
poor layer, condemned also for the like testi-
mony of the truth when both. in one fire
most constantly and joynlly yielded tbei,
souls into the hands Of the Lord Jesus.
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Dctrrrco articles.

THE INDIANA SENATE IN A FIX.--The
business Of legislation is suspended in the
Indiana Senate, because Of the tyrannical die
tation Of the Lieutenant Governor, a Demo-
crat, who is the presiding officer. The Re-
publican majority in the board, il seems, late
ly decided that contested scat. then occu-
pied by Democrat, was vacant. The clerk,
in subsequently calling the roll, omitted this
mans name, and the presiding officer de-
mandod that it should be called as though he
were still member. The Republicans re-
fused to submit, consequently the President
refuses to declare the vote, thus susponding
the business Of the Senate while pending
vote is unannounccd. No motion is now in
order except for adjournment. and the whole
business of the Legislature is held in check
by one mans tyrannical enforcement of the
Democratic popular sovereignty doctrine
The Democrats have been abundantly true to
their ruilianly principles in Indiana, this year,
and we doubt if any Northern State will re-
pudiato them more strongly at the next cleo
ton than will this.
THE MoRNtNo SrAR."-Thc fact having
been Published that the Morning Star" had
put into Rio Janoiro for repairs, brief state
mcnt Of the case will be acceptable to those
who bore the expense of building and send
ing her forth. This interruption in her voy-
age was owing to a defect in her foreyard. the
result, as was supposed. of winds off Cape
st. Rogue, which made it unsafe to encounter
the vicissitudes of Cape Horn without a rem
edy that could not otherwise be applied
They had proceeded to the parallel of % deg
S. and 3S deg. W., arrived at Rio Janciro
Jan goth, and were expecting to resume
their voyage on the 24th.-7ronscri@
~ The New Hampshire Put,iot is quite
doloGl over the result of the election. 1t
says:
That this result is moro disastrous TO the
Democracy than we expected, we freely admit
IL is true, we did not anticipate a Democratic
victory, but we hoped for at least partial
ono--that we should divide the field with the
enemy-that a drawn battle would be the re-
suit of the contest. But the aggregate vote
is much larger than we anticipated.
1t is sometime since that rooster was in
presenablc condition.
ST.. LOUIS, March l6. Tho emigration to
Kansas this season equals anything ever
known in this country before. Two extra
passenger trains we're put on the Pacific Rail
road to-day, connecting at jefferson with the
lightning line of steamers for Kansas
Gov Gcary and his Secretary, Dr. Guion,
arrived here yesterday, en- route for the East
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SMALL HoRsEs.-The arguments may all
be in favor of great size, but the facts are all
the other way. Large horses are more liable
to stumble and be lame than those of the
middle size. They are clumsy, and cannot
fill themselves so quick. The largest of any
class is unnatural growth They have risen
above the usual mark, and it costs more to
keep them in position than it would woro
they on level with their species "Follow
Nature, is rule never to be forgotten by
farmers. Large men are not the best for
business; large hogs are not the hogs to fat
ten best and large hens are not the best to
lay eggs. Extremes are to be avoided We
want well-tormed animals rather than such
as have large bones Odd as it may be to
the theorist, short-legged soldiers are better
on the march, and officers say they endure
hardship longer than those of longer limbs.
On choosing horse, take care, by all means,
that his legs are short. If they are long and
split apart like pair of diyiders, never in
quiro the price Of the dealer. Make no
ofior.-iRdiana Farmer.
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60 printers.

may be found, In addition to their largo and increasing
variety OF
BOOK AND JOE Type,
au me articles requisite for complete printing office
ana the utmost pains taken To answer orders viii,
promptness and fidelity.
ftouTS CELEBRATED PRINTING INK,
kept constantly on hand and type from other Foundros
'"H's''u On 'he same terms as our own. 20.6m
EDWARD rELouzE, JOHN X. ROGERS, DAVID WATSON JR.
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PRuNISG,-Muoh has been said about the
proper seasons for pruning, both in the orchard
ana nursery but we think from a pretty ex-
tensNe observation and practical acquaintance
IN this department, that summer is the best
time for pruning almost anything. The tree
IS then IN vigorous growth, and the new wood
immediately forms over the wound. which
VIII itself remain sound for long time
The particular period for pruning is not so
very important, provided IS not done IN he
spring, as the sap oozing out, runs down and
forms black streak, producing decay on the
trunks.--AmericaR Agricult,waiia.
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MAPLE SucAR-From present indications
more maple sugar and molasses will be made
tins spring than in any previous spring for
many years past. The high price of sugar
viii tend TO this result. In kentucky sugar
camps that have not been used for years, will
be made to yield their utmost SO in other
states. There is no reason why. in the
abundance of this valuable kind of tree.
there should not be made maple sugar
enough to supply in great part tho deficit
oecasioned by the failure Of the sugar orops
of Louisiana and Texas.
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KICKING Cows.-One good remedy for
this evil has been discovered. Place the
kicking beast in stable OF Tyre, with a beam
over her head, and fixing a running moose
over her horns, throw the end over the beam,
and pull away so as to raise her head pretty
high in the air, but not so far as to disturb
her body much or to raise her feet from the
ground. BY this head elevation, the position
will not only disable her from kicking, but
she will let down her milk without the least
hesitation or hindrance, not from any good
will, but because she cannot help il.
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Bv the hour,--thc Acoting year -
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fil me uIoa'neu ".' 'io"'u
lreau '"" o''"I! ''' si'"'''
Evil Spirits, hence away
Shall We hither dare TO stray
Mo- Mine influence, like a star,
Chascs darkness far and far
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Hope and Pity warm Che breast;
Love take shelter here and rest;
Truth thy blessed lustrc give,
For In thee the others live;
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Inporlanl from D. y b sab,a .- Of Ro.ho.,er " Y

I"IFoIIalI JFo0l Dr 7. ". NaIiH of N01h1sfer " y
DECEMBER 1, 1850.
ms may certify that have made a trial Of Bachs A.
meuean Compound in Of severe bronchial Nee
to" ana long standing irritation Of the Bucus coat OF
the d5mcHtay truck. By the use Of two bottles of M
Huo'e SomPound 1t Is thought that permanent cure
was affected. / have seen It's wonderful effects In do.
nded case OF Scrgfuo Consumption whore the patient
was thought 20 be bey0ad cTc-aiter taking few bot.
ucs Of the American Compound is now Thought to be
OF Q' danger and nearly ceH From what have seen
OF me effect Of the Compound should certainly recon-
mohd IT, use IN such cases as above named.
IL. W. SABIN, NJ. d.