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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
From Our spse.d Corssooni lent.

WAsmSGToS, July g, 1853
At The late Session, Congress authorized ~
Prssdett virtually 10 declare war agaiat to h.ts
inland Republic of Paraguay, ani no voice o.
mCnsirsnce was raired at an outrage OF tss nod
damnng character, as dsc.osei BY The very puba
documents upon which reliance Vas preteatetS
placed forthis summary act Of yeDgeance-an Nlf
s,igated solely BY the personal hostility Of -sn
officers who bad been repused for violating the rg
of Paraguay. According to the documents acson
paDy Mr. Buchanan'- Annual Message, ii s9peis.
by letter Of Mr. Marcy, dated June ., 1884 'as.
Lieut.. Tbos Jefferson Page, then sommsndiH ue
t. s. steamer Water Witch, was directed 70 prep'e'
an exchange Of ratification. for treaty regolaV-
betwees the United STATE. and Paraguay
Mr. Pendeton, better known hereabout.
Jack Pelileion.' On the Eth October, ia
Lieut.. Page wrote to Mr. Marcy that 'e ~
dispatched an cficer VIII 8 commun s,toa
tie Secretary Of State # Paraguay, nioT9-s
him tbat . c)nm.ss.on ha1 been received i.e-
tie PTesldeLt 20 exchange ratifcation, |, y.
etter he states. 81 reason for thu. Addressing "
Government Of Parseuay that - recent see'e
9 had been issued, prohibiting al foreign me-~
" war entering Or ascending the river Piiases.si.
4" This decree has been issued IN cCnseque,ce"
"parf tatsa iy The Ha'er UItci, mder ny co'lna.s'
4" IN proilcfiHg and Yeiering Amer.can fRi'y.
wiOss rlsidsncf IN thai country had etfone'.
"jsc,,d % restrictions almost amounting 10 pos...
nor." ! have itscised the foregoing sem, EN-
to Illustrate the snimu. Of this whole prcceex..,
and u remlud those interested that na'a oI
who undertake.. such QuiSotic enterprises o1t, -,
least 20 know that when American c!tlzen :. .I
70 expatriate themselves for their own prem ,sr
to teek the protection Of otLer Governments hes ~,
90 subject 20 the aws Of tie cou-tTy wnels .r
msy think proper to locate. AID do not CART
free and easy institutions Of this RePuoi'
them. ..u
la the litter slready cited, Lieut. Page es.,l,
to ssy thot " the Water witch became n.e .Ss All
- iryclge, in It's ifficulty. because OF !ae r,r
" devoiyiss upon hr in re protection Of tasg Is.
sous ,sd property % American citzen' ''sUd
" er-:s.o. i Pssygsy s.I pursuing ''''A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

TIE Aldermen last right reacopted, over the
HsJors veto, the resolution to purchase the land
or Warts Island not nox owned by the city.
SA..e. over . veto, a resolution TO lease certain
property TO the Orphans Home. desperate
stIuesls was made to rush through the ferry JOB
sIucsi to in our paper of yesterday, but it could
rot set 'ctes enough Swill milk again disturbed
tie Board, but was 'poned uutil cooler weather.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

.sekastsT to tss daT ef Election. Thai CohTse'
ton shouN h.vs been heid IN Ars1s:. aas escf
District should have h.d ;is caadtste for Coosr'"
rou,iIa,td 6y OF about TIE lst Of ssPtembsr. Let
10. the warning given by tie disgrscefnl surprise
tf lss. Fall be snywhere forgotten.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
CapsiZiDg of The Schooner Ann
PickeTel and Loss Of Life.
PHILADELPHI, F1iisy.

PHILADELPHI,, Friday, JAY 30, lsj5.
Tie schCcLer Am P.ckere, Of Baltimore, from
Georgetown for Philsdslpha, cspszed this afternoon
tff Cheser, during sq1;l. Capt LUngstons wfs
and iIfart child drowned. TIE Captain, hi,
rothsr three Of mis- cLren and lhe crew, were saved
ty the boat of sLoihsr vessel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

The local event of chiefest Importance recorded
this morDiog is the execution of James Kelly, at
the jail in Brooklyn, for the murder Of his wife,
TIE sfIair, Of course created some excitement, and
crowd Of people tbrOnsed the neghbOrhooi of
the pri.On to catch a glimpse Of the revolving
fpectac,e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

Anoog the legal decisions promulgated yesterday
was ore re rusrg to the Harlem Railroad Company
an juIction 10 restrain the city authorities from
interfering With the running of small cars and thu
location Of steam carriages. The Court de,des
that tbs city has full power over ali its streets, and
TIA. the Harlem chatter does not abridge such
pOwcT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
MewVork DAILY @tibm,re
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1858.
The American Art Of Horse Tanning 2

We shall issue on Saturday, Aug. Z, an EXTRA
ot eight psses consiang the complete account Of this
wonderful ant with ,ome other valuable articles the
subct which have yet sppesred in this country Every
BODY who cw horse viii desire to read this Extra
and few copies viii be printed beyond those ordered news
de. requested 20 forward their orders ~ once
usmltk distinctly the number Of copies required
Price: Single copies, 4 cents; loo copies So &C.
Adde'S, HORACE GREELEY Co,
Tribune Buildings, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

DEoREEs CosFERRED The following honorary
degrees were ccI fensd a. tie recen; Commencement
st Hamilton College.
Deuee a A. M-The Zen 6.dsor j. Tucker Albany, Secrs
tsry of State.
D~nes q IL DIE Hon Da-isl tinson Bin Eh ae.on
IL hoo HoIs.io Seymour Cticsi 'ae Eor JoseP1 I1io
Na,s.tOvL.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
The Canada Outward Bound.

HALIAA, FndAy, Ju7! JUl I5lS.
TIE Royal Mel steamship Canada arrived a. this
port from Boston at q O'Clock las: evening and sailed
sgsn icr Liverpool at 1880 P. n. Weather cssr ard
cain.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
To the Associated Press.

To the Assocsted P!e'r ,o ,o-o
Ofioisl adyices from Chins confirm the previously
REQ. ived intelligence thst the Emperor OF China has
appointed official of satisfactory rank to confer
with the Peace Commissioners there. This is re-
garced at Hong KOtg IS an important step toward an
amicabe srraI cement Of the ttioutes bet Teen the
corteL6iDg parties.
made to CARY the mails between Washington aud
New Orleans, in four days, commencing with the
present north, have not yet performed the service
within that time This failure will doubtless engage
the attention of the Postmaster eneral when he
turns TO Washington. 1t IS caused partly by def
CLERGY in the means CT transportation over about 10
miles Of couItry, between the unfinished railroads
from Gcodman's Depot and Water Valley in Mssis-
sippi. The large amount Of mail matter which hiss
there accumulated, has, by telegraph, been directed
TO be cent TO New Orleans by way OF the Mississippi
River.
Tie United States sloopof.war Dale was at SsLta
Ciuz, Teneriffe leland, the 9th Of June. Com
rnander Blair reports TO the Navy Department that
the officers ard crew are in good health and that Of
the l07 previously on the sick ist two had died The
NncenLes had returned to Porto Paya and the Marion
bad gene South.
Mr.. Nugent, the Special Agent to New-Csledora,
will leave New Yoik in the California steamer Of the
jth of August. His Instructions are in couI5e Of prep
arston. He will take out dispatches from Lord
Napier TO Gov Douglas.
According to the teegraphic dispatches, Sec etary
Floyd will inspect Hsrpers Ferry to- morrow, and re-
sumo business at the War Department on Monday.
The Secretary OF the Interior Is expected to return
from Mississippi to morrow.
The Southern mall from al points South, as late as
due, is to hand.
Tie Gamer Isabel at Charleston, from Havana re-
POI that the sloop of jamestown WAS spoken off
Havana with thirty OF forty cases of Chagres fever
Oh board, and that she was bound 70 New-ioIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
Indiana Politics.

CNoHsAIi, Ftiiay, July 80 1853.
The Democratic Convention of the With Congres-
sior al District OF Indiana has dominated Martin Gray
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

Counterfeit ga On the Merchants Bank Of Newport,
Rhods Islari, were put in circulation lat evening.
Lcck on. for Z en-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

SLAVE SrANPEDI.-Tt ere was sno:hsr slave siam.
rsee IL Dorchester County Nj, la,t weak. 0re be-
IcrgrZ to Dr. Tut-av, ia-ee tc NJ. Dxc1 srdt~
g l. PL-eps !,;i lcs sl;s gtk-cea. 8s. SI..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

The mails for Europe by the steamship North
Star, Will close this morning at 10 12 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
SPECIAL pIsPArcH TO rAE ,. l. IKIsVSE'
r,.. a Sp>c,al Co,yesfrr tent


Frsu q SPECIAL CO're1sr4enI
WASHINGTON, Friday, July 80, 1853
dsp.tch has been received from Lord A4u'es-
bury, which msnifes.s friendly disposition t'ward
such Amercsrs /. msy go 70 Fraser River and
no difficulty IS apprehended from COLLISION OF
interests.
Private ed7icss have been sent 70 Governor
Dousla.,, csutouipg him to exercise tie utmost
discretion ss regards al restrictive or police meas
ures that may be adopted, and urging hoerA
policy. Mr. Nugent viii start immediately with
general Instructions to inform our people OF the
e1ac. MEASURE Of their rights. Lord Nsoier VIII
give aim letter to Gov. Douglass, cortirmatory OF
the general understanding between the Govern
neuts AID recommending bis jealous cooperation.
Gen. Csss is now preparing reply to Gov. SIC.
veuss recent letter complaining of the license and
other restrictions By the Hudson's Bay Company,
in which be will be informsd that those are matters
of internal arrangement with which our Uoyern'
meut, as ,ucb, has 10 concern.
In osder to avoid any sddi.ional danger of co..
E.jou. the boundary ordered heretofore to bs run
between Washington Territory and the British Pos
ss.sions, which has been delayed from VARIOUS
causes. will be cow energeticsly pushed by El'
eipeer Campbell who has the work in chsrge
This accomplished, the dividing line will be Dis
tiIctly marked.
Tie papers If the Legation have been turned
over 10 Mr Black, at the City of Mexico, WHO has
been our Consul there these twenty years. As far
as ssceItaned, only two Americans engaged in
trade re.ided at the capital when diplomatic inter-
course va. suspended, ard DIR. Nigel, one of them,
was recently here seeking reclamation for eSpul'
s:on. which he sought under Mr.. Forsyth's sdvice
Neither the Administration nor the New Grsna-
dan Legation have received official inteIligehce as
TO the virtual rejection Of the Cass-Herran Treaty.
but il is 30 much credited that interviews have
been held on the subject between Gems. Cass ard
Herrsn.
If the amendments reported ATE made, the treaty
will never be .ert to the Senate, and complications
must inevitably follow The basis Of this negota'
ton at the outset was that New Granada should
acknowledge her responsibility for the Panams out
rage That stricken out as alleged, the underlying
principle is denied and hence the treaty falls. Ths
refusal to sanction the purchase Of coal depot IN
the Bay of Panama is Only regarded as evidence Of
an uDfriendly feeling. That right is not disputed.
The Administration believes that the President Of
Granada was sincerely disposed to consummate the
regt tiation as made and was supported BY the pop
ular branch of the Congress. The oppc sitien came
from the Ser ate, and Strangely enough was led by
Gen. Mosquera, fsther.in law of Herran, who made
the treaty.
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nem-DHk.

From vIsCHER OWEN & CO., General Advertising
$50 House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
...r.t NeW-IoFk. rt.t
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' Ee%ss,s. nres !. = ana ~ Quick sSl =, cure..
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract OF
COpaiba and Sarsapariiia.

Ilrslssfr al atsFef nOt efl e by any OlleT nlrd
sine .or the cure " sexual dtseasfs, which mus
vim enlightened pubilc render Il asscrgdiy high
popular, dse!deFaftn long sought fr III tbe no
cAi world. II needs inen,eht cLange ~ diet
Ia approves arIn thai 81 lzaete entirely tsste-
less and causes pleasant seuslfi1n b. tie p1lit
II has acquired te uinsast fnne ainost every Part
o EaFops. has bss-n examined approved ~, and
sse;ioued y the faculty IL medicine. aud recsanmen
ded by Tie most ru.Irnt 81 Tie pro4csen. freIarcd
BY J. ". HORN, rhemiEt, Lopdo3, and Tor sais,
wholesale and retail by IoiN A. TAKRsNr C0 Agrn q
for the Unise tases SIS Grcenws-h street NV Yort
A. the above valuable preIaIatunn has been exirn
syely coeiirgie.ted by unprnctiard parties n tie
United siAts the proprietor has ad0ple as fsrecAs
ton Asahst Imposition cngulerE Label, of 'ych
the following r. fac sItnile and With Sih be found
burnt upan tias bsauul Il each put of tse ssssss
intended fcr sale the rniied sLafes Canzdas Brsb
provinces, West ildies And south AGaaficA.
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K. r R--R4dways Re.dF Rz.zf foF Hesd@ehes,
saetlsrF sick ncrvo1s; khrunlaiisu, far-
aiysas, Lnnsbace, Gnut, SewaiSA, Toesta
scle, sra4ll Fex, feSsrs. sHolhen Jc1atf
a khsbey Gssnfaalats. s<afbct ever. tsias ..
Foand the Ilscr, tlzufls ~, Eeasi1s, Heat
btirn. and Pzsls ~ All xiads- I.AdsA3s hra-
o. kclsc4 sfss. n ! - usnases ca@lsEe the
~ ualserse< ysa snf1sr 20 joss ~ PisAslFe-
r --szd@ag stleney ssHs tsssavrs1z-for 49,
" ckrez.c diseases-z1srA - Scrsf 1sslzziid
EyI, I,hiis cosilt, ,l4ssIis t,zsa1afisife 4Slf nlh-
lss 81 Ancctzahs of tle f,arss aua Ehraai, lnsa-
Ta1au1 and culasg-eaests ~ tz.rrs, tf1E<lye
ss4 etLrr as1<sfs u t.e ekins @e.1fss -
Hasfa. ltccfs. u. sE-esel4, a1l4 al tftrT -
81 - Fzsrses arsssHs lron "A iaasaFs st@fe = Us
l1aand- E
RR R-i-..ss zs = Regalssess ~iD rrFe, eaaeisse5
and stsesalty, Csssffxeaess. Asasgssti.rrs Ia
farEbzslaa ~ ne HsNes u ss,r3-za i<ssf
cssnn1las n1-zAses a thF He4rt a14 A.
4 f nexs lassazle lazisss. i'a1. fsvsrs.
Mrasies. ~. NheaeFef the ssHtens - cut
a. sr.ter. : dose - Esle4l : i.esul-lsafs ~lll
resssre : - regularity No fslAaie sloai1
b siihoes lheaa-
4. n r. Rsaeles are so.e % Dressztz every wlsre.
1Ar1s-ly2s~ hDsAt ".
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MeDifa!.
R. r. r.

IIEAITH will, in all cases. follow the use OF Rad
II ways r. r. Remedies. There are none 50 sick
diseased. weak feeble, or cripred with pain
niirmities but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing ResolvsRt, Regulators, the nature OF the DIR
sickness may require, will quickly and RAPID
ly cure.
These remedies consist nf RadwAyis Ready Relief
Radway Benoyatag ResolFent; Roadway sRegnlators
Each Of these remedies possesses SPECIAL curative pow
certain diseases. lNt there ether cisens
e. wherein their combined Medicinal properties
required aud when thus usei diicTe Il suc.ent lie
and strength within tbs diseased dying body o. sus
tain their action the patient win live and be
20
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PHsI1E FIFTY CENTS.

We nssby ceruy sAAt Nc A,sS .. .sabI1ttsd ths
6raeiSnbags Fever Asas Isstseg slssFe ~
specGon Ala tentEc 4sa4 ass e1s E4ss Aka srsiua
eefAlve qualities nj 50 er4 ests - lstet @ trst
Fever We take great is-sate u sAyles ssssgg bas
proved ceag.ilptry sgs4essla, sna tltt 4 assst
skiiiiuily Iasissa rrasa3 10 e1grt asszzt
brAebcl-i sn4v-sc q ali s1e c4scs- ia tpc lfSii-
eftics are IIii4eDI4te htsEiy s4utafs aaa q !
ssey ts ceuiruce II OuF DFetisrec u ts
sAssslal tasaEss asss. ~ tite Fstsie f
SAal A AAaAl "a. h.. Asa Aufk; CaAsL ~. Ia
yftsaAA NJ u u sk.s.s4ss. n AZ A4azaAa8sx. a H..
li4l.a.s HAS. a. jsass.aA, A. a. Atnsos4Fs, Z.
alffkli1E "a D.. n al ga. z AssIl, "A "a, iEGasNA;
lao G. 1Esa2eI,@, As D, C4isles lal~s 80. Asza.
Tos, ". D., i4Oa.s.Aaa- A. AAsAkAAk,
s.lss-s A~4aysls, IaLn-
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Con.tltu.IenaI pi.ea.e..

Many diseases that aiict heHlaniiy inherited a.
heir looms froEn the diseased bodies q scky sfes
Scrofua, Caisumftlon, syphilis and FITS, are aEaang
The most common of cvEstitufionzl Diseases Nov,
hos n4ny seneratsons The seefis 81 tcse On
eases nay have been established ~ the y ssttn
rutrr the infarays Re5soraflss Resafeanf All
sraacate funn lac loIies Of tlls afcfet every par
Gle Sf diseased deposits, aud nj tbs yeas with ne~
pure aud healthy hleot. -
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Claiborne's Machine Works,
AS1INIInE TENN ---.
Removal.

rTNHE subscriber takes this methC' Of informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
ly that lac has removed his Hardware store from the
Old stand Market street. to No. 5S IN the large brick
building, lately erected the South side of Broad
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes 10
der the various articles embraced in his line Of bust
He invites especial attention To his large
ment OF CASTINGS, HOIIOW-WARE, BRASS, Ec., such
as Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Plow Aods,
Straw-C Cuttcrs, rhShellers, Corn Crushers, Mil
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills,
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles, Dog Irons, Candle Sticks,
and an almost endless variety of other articles
Jan. 29-tf ANDREW ANDERSON.
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DlSSOu.xvVON
pARrNERsHIp.
A CAR ID
Na.h.iiie, Aazu.s Ia,h. Isss.

W tise sitsrsasres, Fecuyers strrrs aaa ssiisf
w q Oottcs, have agreed ason TIE fell4u a. - s
% cazfges, wa
kssel. as aa4 wesshng, Is cents per Bale
tsse4ssAas, Ness l-s sse, foE ks5 ss4oat u
lsss, ~ essts iSF s4ls-
tvf esels 4isi.,el4i nasata " fFactaa al Ieonth
l2s. eshts l-cr etis.
fef seiiss rsaeFiHg aeeoant q szies, &c, IS esuls
Tsr base.
Purchasing xstlI funds IA haEd 50 eesgs per bale
The above c4sgez siil e sctik @uhefel IL \.
eF3 iast2nee, fizHfh, tiklicss ! co
A. HAMILTON -
~ -s J. A A1ALlS4IR 4 Co
JOHNSON .wkAxEA coz
sasis-~ss<1~a@ sss
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Rndsay's RcaaszhAs kle.sianf slioaff De ha1ed ~
blsssng % every mother, tnroaghsut The Land, snes
insalts Afssstesi Nth Ssrcs. huusns kc. fisse
btsakiagz Sat (tAns earlyl crllrnce ~ disease
Transmitted from the p4renf stack fss desrf Il he
Rss.ocsssssg Krsiass VII efaszfe every Trztge q The
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GEORGE WOODRUFF,
Cornwell's HALFWAY House, Bristol TurnpiSe E.
Testimony Of Mr. Abner rII-,,s Market street abov.
SlAth. cnrroboratlNe ol The elcaex nf MiIliar,s,s


Testimony Of Ar. Abner flI.cs Market street abov.
sixth, corroborative Ol the efficacy Of wiIliamss
EAnti- ny speltic EixirJ
IN. JAnFS WHIIAsis: FL. # tfti1
Pear Sr-lt gives me great pleasure % know that
you az again preparing your medicine for the cure
OF Dyspepsia, for many &C my acquatances have re-
peatedy a-kes me where Il cauld be procured know
ing that had heen cured bv H. As think that n
pubic Acknowledgement Of the great beheat have
received from the use Of your medicine is not only
due 10 you, but may he nsefn tn others now mai
Il. For severs. years | suffered frem Dyspepsia
~hch Increased tn such that my health and
constitution were rapidly sinking undcr il. was
compelled 10 restrict myself o. the most simple food
and even that could not digest | felt a Toss of
strength, Discrimination % exercise and as you have
Il In your ADVERTISEMENT general feeling OF dcpres-
sion and indescrbable Wearincss. IN the year 1855
hearing from others high recommend ation Of your
Anti-Iyspeptic ElNir procured and used with the
most happy effect; under It's inflnence laugnor and
wearlness gradually passed away. aud nv appetite
revived, which could crafty with impunity Ten
years have now elapsed and my hdence in the Gu
rative powers OF your medicine has &C course in
creased, Tor IL completely cared me when failed 70
obtain relief from any other source. a- d
tt.. Very respectfully, yours.
ADN-rp II sfpc
The "xr''is sold in bottles at 81 each or six bet.
ties for s..
Proprietor JAMES WILLIAMS. NJ ny
Chemist aud Pharmaceutst,
.t. No. Sonth ssv veuth street, t-tiiau, lphia
For sale by AL Druggists. ....r au1cl
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The Cheapest and Most Reliable
Ague ixemeay in the World.
CraeIrnburs F,ier and Asuc Remedy.

rIsHIS medciic does ColstaI faaFticlvof
l. sal .agafs1As sAes11,tce q aiy Aila- IL
t.ie zll4cA oASe, sd ns VoEtaasst la
ssgt tnas sLfci ssis ale stel Alsi Fe1iluN
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LIVERY STABLE.
Office

THE Directors ot Tie TeuIcsass Marine and Fire
i INSURANCE ComiaIy nave tsls 80 declared a,
tl4s l,lsa slA l.a-afes per Ssfc, .sog
.. .uaI.s sy .osu 10 I.sa
bc.orS lie ast.4 s.sst,
oo1.--w a. v BUTLER, see'y.s
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Auction and Commlssioa Nsiice.

lkkNJ. D. siiikliS all eentnse - make E-.les
~ taeA osiy aafn-s TIE present ssessn- Al "a
illaee 80 4bis > fnia three eays. 1brfsl advan
made csslsls ls11acBtE-
All tersoas h4Vtng baixares Ia our HANDS vi "a
yef - p -s.iH-s Asa te-se fvesiit isE IrncsrdA
GooA4s bog On cur ora 4ccOanL
hl1<J. y SHIELDS
Y. s-Caantry GeTehAnts slil pLe@se 9ai As
ssi keep constzntiy 90 hand varety ~ frs< ses
Dcq1-sf -s-s
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his August 22d 1857.
DANIEL SHELTONl
JACKSON, Tenn. Augus, % 1857.

JACKSON, Tenn. August 30, 1857.
The above case perfectly cured by bottles uf
the I4thontriptc, and Of the worst eases of
Gravel that has ever been in this country.
Let every female who expects to become a notlie,
read the following and pront thereby
s- YoRKvuIE, October 1858
Mr.. T. CowAx-Dear sr,-You willto me The Kind
ness 10 pgblsh under my Certificate the following note
that tie suffering community may be beueutted.
have given birth to nine children and INV life bejng
Cannot in justice Ia you and To" public Withhold my
testimony 10 its many virtues
used yonr Lthontriptc in small portions perhaU.
once day, FOR five months, which dispelled. tirey
the nItulent sickness OF the STOMACH and heA burp
which had annoyed me, 10 alarming eztent
in all my former preguaneics. When ! was con
fined took about two wine glasses fun of The
same medicine, which gave easier delv-
cry by great deal than ] ever had before. Norris
this all have seen tried IN and heard from
respectable IN another ease thBt vour fhon
iptic ie In. and the MidWIfe wiki others IN n
attendance We're thoroughly uced that the uain
the delivery very much lesseued by its use g
would say 20 all my that expect be mothers nc
TO be without Your Invaluable medicine during preg
nancy, and particularly the time OF conIiIe nenf a
il has marked tendency IA relax the system conse
quentiy the pain Of labor is much diminished and FUR
ther my Physicians and Midwife both said tiiat had
dropsy Of the Womb and now eniov better heatf
than have done IA ten years and believe the dis
ease is entirely removed. .... LID g.
sir do this that the sutferinrs Of very many OF nv
may be alleviated If they only overcome their
preiudlces much totry the LihontriIac. II any
person wishes e. Snow my opinions further upon this
subject, they can address me Al lorkvile, Tenn.
Elijah SNOW
CYNTHIA L. SNOW.
was present and heard Mr.. Snos feknowlesire the
facts contained N the above certiheste. have been
acquainted with Mr.. aud Mrs. SNOW for many years
and have 10 believe the truth Of their ccrtia
cate. ,..4 Rev. j. ". NEIIHAM
= - - w. r GRAY.
Ffi I.g4rs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-19
KKxSIxGToS, Sept Il, 1850; y - -
oc1onrr 70. 1850.

DR.. JAMES wIIILMs: aH
near Sir;-Having suffered FOR long time from
Dyspepsia severely that was completely prns trat
ed and having tried every means for relief without
snceeSs. was advised % use your /" Anti nyspetic
HiNlr" II affords ne much pleasure % inform you. .
that am entirely cured by is use anG cordially re
commend ito all perSons suffering under Dyspensia