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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution 70 me directed, and de-
I'D livered from the honorable Circuit Court of David
son county, Tennessee, at its May term 1855 viii
expose TO public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash.
at the courthouse yard gate in the city of Nashville
on SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1855,
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate which
William Mccoy and W. Paul then had may
have since acquired in and the following described
town lot, in Maury and Claiborne's addition 90 Nash
vlle towit: Lots No. 80 and 30, fronting IS feet
the Lebanon Pike and running back los feet 10 &c
feet alley, opposite nearly opposite Slade's Store
being levied on the property of William Mccoy to
satisfy Judgment rendered in favor of Mr.. G.. l.
Claiborne against said Mccoy and Paul.
J. NJ HINTON, Sheriff.
iy27-td. By J. H. MAIRY. d. =
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Gbanfrrp Salss
Store House Oh Union street.

WIN. II. Evans, Admir- of Charles NJ. Elston dec d ,
Margaret Elliston and others.
DY virtue Of "A decree uf the Chanccry Court at
ID Nashville, in the above cause, will offer for sale
at the Court house in this city, on SATURDAY, THE
4TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT AN undivided fourth
interest in the Store house the north side OF Union
street in this city and at present occupied by Eston
4 Matthews, but IN case no satisfactory bid be made
for said fourth interest ! Will proceed at the same
time and place sell the whole said store-i- use
and lot The lot fronts about feet Union street
and runs back about So feet alley feet wide
TERMs.-6 and IL months credit with interest from
date; notes with approved security, payable IN Bank
required and lien retained. sale free from equity
redemption. J. T. GIEANES,
jy29-td Clerk aud Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of "A execution 10 me directed, and de-
ID vered from the honorable Circuit Court Of David
county, Tennessee, at its May term, 1855 will
expose 10 public sale 20 the highest bidder, for cash,
the premises, on MONDAY, THE 6TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER 1855, ali the right, title, claim, interest and
estate which o. :. Galbredth then had, may have
since acquired in and o. certain tract of land lying
in the county of Davidson, Tennessee, described
follows, to-wit beginning at locust tree the bank
OF Manskers Greek, the southeast corner Of tract
OF land on which Mrs o. Connel resides, run
ming with the south boundary line of said tract
Of Mrs o. Connels. sixty two poles u stake, on
said line, thence north fifteen degrees, east twenty
four poles to the Creek thence with the mcanders
said Creek to the beginning; supposed to contain
twenty acres; being the same conveyed by VIM. Con
nell 10 O. :. Galbreath Levied on az the property OF
s. Galbreath ana others TO satisfy judgment and
cost rendered in favor of Lee Shute.
J. NJ HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson CO.
jy2S-td by f. c. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
Broad Street House and Lot.

D. +. Wilkn, Admir-, &c, Sarah Cameron and
others.
DY virtue OF a decree OF the Chanccry Court at
I'D Nashville IN above cause. will sell al the Court
house in this city. on SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT, the House and Lot north side
OF Broad street. and west of aud second from Summer
Said Lot fronts 10 feet Broad street and
runs back 20 feet 20 a 10 feet alley.
TERNs-Credit Of one year with interest; note well
secured, payable in bank, and lien retained.
J. T.. GLEAEES,
iy2Q-h Clerk and Master.
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Dunayanf Tract of Land On
North side OF the River.

Ed. Vaughn, Admir- AZ, ~ Everett, Adm T., &c
and others.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Cour1 at
I'D Nashville in above cause, will proceed % sell
To the highest bidders at the Courthouse this city
on SATURDAY, THE 4TIi az SEPTEMBER NEXT, Lots
Nos l. and = IA the division 1f the DuBavant Tract
II Ind and being all Of said Tract Of Land remain
ing ansod No. contains 50 acres; No contains 80
acres and l20 poles, and No. contains IS and
90 peles. Terms and all other particulars made
known on day OF sale. J. r GLEAVES,
Jy29-h Clerk and Master
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
Committed to Jail.

OF Davidson county, on the 24,h day OF August.
" ls5s. negro man who says his namei is SAM and
that he belongs to HENRr JAMES, OF Giles county,
Tim. lie Is about sixty years old, weighs about 40
pounds, and about feet inches high, heavy sctt,
dark cuInpexiun. The owner Is requested % come
forward, prove property and pay charges as the law
directs. no. HOHSDN,
J4iior Of Davidson county al Nashville.
scnt4-tw
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RAILROADS.

which has fixed Kentucky City the center Of net
work Of railroads stretching out and aifording con-
nections all directions with the interior and with
the cities and lakes Of the North and Est and rami-
lying throughout the whole South and West
That the public may not be led of by suspicious
that this is mere city paper, We request you TO
enquire-to come and see for yourselves
Sec the map-Kentucky City Is the northern termi-
nus OF the Great Mobile and Ohio Railroads.&c. miles
long. See also our railroad connection by Union City
and along the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
via. Paris and GAINESVILLE 20 Nashville 10 miles Al
So by Kenton and along the Memphis and ohio Rail
road 20 Memphis, about 100 miles. Also, via. Jack
son. Tenn, Holly Springs, Canton and Jackson Miss
New Orleans, zoo miles Also, CorInth, thence
along the Memphis and Ch9rlestOn Railroad 10 Tus-
cumbia, Huntsville, Chattanooga, Knoxville ard the
East and with Atlanta, and Savannah, Georgia Al
So by the Fulton and Texas Railroad via. Little Rock
through IN Arkansas and Texas 10 the Pacific Ocean.
Also-by the Iron Mountain railroad 10 ST. Louis,
m by the
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St.AOOli BOOkS,

TEXT BOOKS, used in the HIGH SCHOOL, FEMALE
ACADEMY, YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY and other
SCHOOLS in the CITY and COUNTRY. For sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH,
sepii-1 RG4U IL College street.
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Building Lot on Mar
ket street. near the Square.

Rachel ID. Smiley and others vs. J-hn o. Ewing.
Dl virtue OF n decree Of the ChanCery Court at
ID Nashville, viii sell at the Court honse ia this
city, on SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY or SEPTEMBER
NEXT, that valuable vacant Lot the side of
Market street near the Public square, fronting - to
% feet and running back 10 feet, and adjoining the
block Of buildings now being erected by Messrs Nor
row Maxey. Further particulars will be given on
day Of sale. J. +. GfEANES.
jy29-td Clerk and Master.
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(Lats q Ne Nazkrlis f<zaie xrad<ssyJ
yX1ILL give instruction IN MUSIC commencing
w September la Piano, Guitar anc siHks ns
(ll ... Is sy steal viii be tang Ia the usual terms
orders % be len AZ Mr.. Actlafe Hase store, Tn
hoe street and Mr. Ch4rses snths Book Store csiisEe
stT,rl austI-in
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
Bugg Lot on Cherry street, next
to Commercial Hotel.

Samuel II. Bugg and wife Ro C. Smiley and others
DY virtue Of decree of the Chanccry Court at
ID Nashville, in above cause, viii offer for sale at
the Court house In this city, SATURDAY. THE 4TII
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, the Bugg House and Lot
Cherry street, north of and Cedar street and
adjoining the Commercial Hotel. The Lot fronts 81
feet on Cherry st. aud is 90 feet deep
TRRHs-sl50 % be paid in cash aud the remainder
10 be due and payable in equal nstalments due LIST
Of Nov. 1883, 50 and 90, for which approved NOES
payable in bank and bearing interest from day Of
sale. will be required. J. E. 6LEAVES,
jy29-h Clerk and Master.
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Steam Ferry Packets,

plying TO and fro with Cairo and the Illinois Central
Railroad b Chicago, and the whole northwest.
Intelligent, entcTprising and practical men who will
come and see and investigate in person. will be con-
WINGED that the extraordinary commercial Advantages
and facilities OF railroad and steamboat transportation
possessed by Kentucky City secures 20 this point
qusites for manufacturing and commercial purposes
which must, OF n essity, cause IL speedily % be-
the great intermediate city between the North
aud the south at which the productions and manaac-
lures OF each section Will be concentrated for sale,
To be exchanged for those Of the other.
says: s'So man look az the map OF this country
without his finally resting the mouth OF the Ohio
the center Of population and commerce OF the
United states"
The sale s be made without reserve and in good
faith, and there will always be a reliable gentleman
the ground whose pleasure and duty will be "a
give all uecdful information, aud answer all written
oral interroeStories. Ihen let permit him
self TO be led on by rum0r, when the facts &C
cessble 70 all.
Sale 70 commence Monday, SEPTEMBER 21th, 1855
and continue until ali the Lots, numbering VI wLrds
&C four hundred are sold.
Terms Of Sale.
Ten 10 twenty ave per cent cash in hand, fnr the
residue 4 credit Of que and two years with interest
BIN EpwARIS GREY
Y. !. BULLOCK, Trustees.
W. II II. TAYLOR,
Address, for full information,
FRANK JAY MCLEAN,
Attorney "a fact,
sept5-dkwtd Kentucky City, Ky.
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Healthy and Fertile country.

rapidly growing in wealth and population, with sa-
lubrious climate and generous, liberal, enlightened
and refined society. There is wanted bat further
feature to make this tile most commanding point on
the great "Father of Waters" II l. uninterupt-
cd communication with the interior OF the adjacent
States TO accommodate internal commerce and facili-
tate the interchange of commodities That want Is
now fully met by the established system Of
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
Kentucky City

Is located the bank Of the Mississippi, upon
the nearest high land, (or above overfow,) 10 the
mouth of the ohio river, and for all practical bust
ness purposes, is, and will forever be THE mouth Of
the Ohio.
Kentucky City and Columbus contains four thous-
and 800 acres, laid OF into lots, streets, alleys &c.
500 in quarter and half lots the remainder in
one two, four ten, twenty forty and sixty lots
II is from TO 30 feet above high water mark and
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04

DY virtue Of the power aud authority vested IN me
I'D by Robert Tndall and n. White, will offer for
sale at the Court house IN this city. SATURDAY,
THE 9Th OF SEPTEMBER MKT. lot the side
OF McIemore street. north al Cedar street, fronting
McI.emore street 90 feet and running back half
way 10 Spruce, street which is situated frame
Dwelling and other out houses.
TyRas--6 and IL months credit, W thout interest,
except $50 which III be required IA CASH well
secured and lien retained until the purchase money
II paid. J. r. GLEAVES,
y29-h Clerk and Master.
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IN retiring from the business desire 20 tender my
l. thanks to my numerous patrons and friends for
their long and liberal patronage aud would recon-
mend my SUCCESSORS, Messrs. HUGH NCCKEA Co.,
gentlemen in every respect worthy 81 confidence.
II. Il. MORRIS.
Nashville Sent lst IS5s
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miscellaneous.


~ F. THURSTON will resume his les aasz
u. sons in Vocalizaton and on the Piano S4
Forte, on Monday next, Sept 9th. %
Orders may be left at Lis room at the Sc 1SftS
vance Hotel. scpt3-u
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Final Sale of Lots in
KENTUCKY CITY

On Monday, September 27th, 1858,
WILL commence the second and final sale Of lot:
w in this growing and most interesting young city
The Trustees in announcing this sale, feel warranted
in assuring the public that point the West
there be found equal opportunities for sale and prof
tab investment
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100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON co., Is College ST.
100 RAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON 1 CO., Is College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON L co., Is College st
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, cor sale cheap by
DILLON 4 CO., Is Coilege ST.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap BY
$3.50 s.ssaa DILLON 4 90, Is Celiegest.
100 Rags BALTIMORE COFFEE. fsr sale cheap by
DILLON a Co, IS College st.
100 BAGS BAIriNoRE coFfrE, tr sale cheap BY
DILLON 4 Co. IS crllege -
100 Rags BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap BY
sas>s-u DILLON 4 CO, Is collese 81
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DISS OLVVIO

TTNHE partner hip heretofore existing between the
l. undersigned, under the firm name Of H. B. NOR
RIS & CO., in the Grocery AMI Commission Business,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, II b. Morris
having sold his interest to Hugh McCrea Either part
is authorized 10 the name 81 the firm in lqui-
datiOn. II B. MORRIS,
W HOOPER HARRIS.
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY,
SITUATED on MARKET STREET,
AT PU BAixC ALE
Valuable Business Lot,

On Saturday, 4fh OF September next,
the Court Honse, viii offer for sale The high
IA est bidder, without reserve, that
Valuable Business Lot,
Situated the West side af Market street. between
Uaion and Csurch streets, and nearly opposite II. =
freneh soa, fronting On sid street - feet, and
running back los feet ~ 10 foot alley. Thts fot vii
De divides % suit purchasers, and xtn be sold one
half With ths privilege Of the whole. The situation
beng IN The heart u the business part o. Nashville,
an Al once command the aitsnton of our eustaess
men, either matter a speculation or bussness
srd We ~os.If earnestly cali their atfetoa d iihis
sale As Offering advantages that have OF may
be sold IN The next tsn years
Terms1of sale.
credit ef one, Two and three years. With notes,
bearing intsr.-t =. ahl IL Esnk .ll en- dr sea and
a lien retained
Sale commence al betxe-a L sad ~ o'clock, A.
M- L n. Gi.ASuCk.
ans3i-sd Real Estate Aseat
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HUGH McCNEA ~ CO.
Successors to H. n. Morris Coz
WHOLESALE GR0CERS AND COMMISSION
M ERCH AN rs,
AND DEAIEIs
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,

Nos. and Is Market Street,
NASH PILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVE on hand and offer TO the trade ON reasona-
II BILE terms the following articles, and will be in
constant receipt Of fresh supplies
90 hhds. prime choice so 600 Cigars, assorted
Sugar; brands:
100 bbls. Baltic crushed 25 boxes Claret Wine:
Sugar; so Ri Clrb Soda:
so bbls powdered do; 81 bags ground Pepper:
IS bbls Loaf do; 2S ucsts Tubs.
$50 bags prime Coffee; 100 dog. painted Buckets;
$50 kegs Nails so Cedar
100 bbls Moasses; Lfauors
100 "a do. do; 500 bbls recuied Whisky.
rs u do. Golden Syrup; 10 Jamaica Rum:
70 bags Pepper, 200 " Old Rye and Bour-
IS bags Spice; bon;
Is bags Ginger; so bbls choice Mononra
40 boxes Tobacco, (al hela;
graees); bbls. Bourbon from
200 boxes Star Candles; years old;
40 cases Teas; 200 boxes aSs'd Iiouors.
100 bun wrapping Irvine; so bbs. Amer. Brandy;
sept3-u IS bbls y. Y Gin
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PARTNER SHIP

IIAViNG purchased the interest 81 Mr.. H. p. Nor
i ris In the business If ii. 3. Norris CO., have
this day associated with me Mr.. ". Hooper Harris
and will continue in the Grocery and Commission bus
mess at the old stand. HUGH MCCIEA.
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HUGH M'cREA. W. HARRIS.
late Of McCrea Terrass. Late OF H. b. Morris A Co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04

We clip the subioined extract from letter
to the Baltimore Patriot from n. Sargent, Esq
IA possesses much interest:
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-17
For the Spirit Of Democracy.
OBITU RY.

DIED-At the residence Of her brother, in
this township, on the 9th ult., MARGARET
COCHRAN, aged Sc years.
We feel in duty bound to note more par
;ticularly, the death of our much esteemed
and valued friend. II is impossible for us to
do justice ON this occasion. Were We to try
it, 1t might sound fat and hattering; bat We fear
no such accusation from those whs were ia
miliar with the character of the deceased
We publish without the fear of being contra
.dicted, that she died without an enemy in the
world. She never WAS mother; yet there are
many dead and alive, whom she tosk in infan-
cy and raised to maturity, with all the ten
derness of natural mother, Gone not yet ma
tured.) For moro than twenty-five years she
has occupied membership in the Presbyterian
church; during all that tims she continued
irrsproachably steadfast, and prayerful, with
out one single blot or accusation on her un-
stained character. She possessed q clear and
intelligent understanding of the doctrines Of
her own chuch; and loved it with all the sin
oeri.y, and devotion. of true disciple; yet with
out vsstags, of that bigotry, or those dogmas
which sometimes cloud the conversation, and
parslyze the usefulness of SO many otherwise
devoted and sealous christians. When We
consider how happily, and usefully. she has
been employed, We can not but look upon her
death as . great loss to our neighborhood, our
church, and 70 her brother, whose hearth has
been left desolate. A few days previous to
her departure, We talked to her of her proba-
bly, near approach to eternity. She expressed
her entire Willingness to depart, and be with
Jesus She lamspted her unfaithfulness, and
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SPA ACIAL rs.
A Revolution in Medical Science.

DR.. Roback, the illustrious Swedish
physician, in substituting two remedies for
the entire Materia Medica of the Old School,
may be truly said to have revolurionized
the practice of Medicine. The tendency
Of all Improvement, in this enlightened age
is to condenss and simplify; and if, as
thousands testify, DIR. Roback's Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills, are absolute
specifics for nins-tenths of the aimepts
to which humanity is subject, the world
has reasen u rejeiee over bis discoveries.
1t is indeed blessing to ha asls to dis
card the nauseous compounds with which
the regular practitioner and his ally, the
apsthecary hove so long and persevering-
ly dosed rs, for two preparations applica-
BILE to all cases aad equally infallible
in internal and in external disor.
ders. If credit is to be given to respect
able testimony-if multitudes of our fel-
low.citizens have not conspired without
q motive, to deceive the sick, and to
perjurs themselves, then are these Blood
Medicines derived from the juices Of Scan
dinavian Herbs, the most potent OF all
known antidotes for disease of the ston-
ach the Liver, the Bowels and the skin.
Their popularity in the West is bound-
less. See advertisement.
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Petition to Complete Contract
ToHN SLACK, William Slack, Sarah

TOHN SLACK, William Slack, Sarah Jane
u Slack, Thomas Slack. Frederick Slack and
Adnairem Slack, heirs At law of Robert Slack,
deceased, will take notice that the undersigned,
on the 5th day Of March, 1858, fled in the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, petition
praying for leave as the administrators of Rob-
ert Slack, deceased, to make deed of convey
ance to Job Stackhouso, for the following
premises, TO wit: Four acres of land lying in
Washington township, in Monroe county, Ohio,
bounded and described as follows: Commsnc-
ing for the same At the south east corner Of
Nathan Gatchell's farm; from thence east on
the line between said Slack and William Wood
ford, to the run; thence up said run to the
line between said Slack and Nathan Gatchell;
thence south TO the place Of beginning; which
will b for hearing on tho 3lst day Of March,
1883 or as soon thereafter - counsel can bs
heard. JoQN BRARDMORE,.
CHARITY SLACK,
Adm'rss Of Robert Slack, decd.
By SINCLAIR, Wns 1 SisetAiR, thsx Att'ys.
March 10. fs5s.~3wsS 80
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Blank Deeds and Mortgages,
for sale at this office.
SHERIFFS SALE.

JOSS: ". .'n''' B, ,,is. ,is..s .; 9.ssi, 9.ss1
W. l. L. Richner, and toni sxponas, is
Dennis whitney 4 Bros. sa.d from tho
Court Of Common Pleas of the county Of
Monros, and State Of Ohio, 1 will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door of the
court-h house. in the town of Woods6sld, in said
county, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. II.
and o'clock. P. NJ, on
Saturday, the 9th day of March, 1853,
the following lands and tenements, lying and
being in said Monroe county, to wit:
Being a part of Section 10, of township 3,
and range 8, fraction No. 6, described as fol-
lows: Beginning at stake in the mouth of
Narroys run; thence up the river, with the
meAnderings thereof, one hundred and twelve
rods to buckeye tree; thence north, 70 de-
grees west 254 rods to stone on the section
line; thence south with the section line, 20
rods to the middle of Narrow's run; thence
down said run, with the meanders thereof 26..
rods to the place of beginning; the water right
excepted and reserved in Sampson Thistle's
deed for the use of Jacob Bare; except 10 acres
sold to Isaac Z Thompson; and also, reserving
one acre on the river adjoining Peter Cline's;
and also excepting therefrom one acre and one
fourth sold to Joseph S. Thompson; contain
ing 80 acres, more or less, the same being q
part of a certain tract of land which Jacob
Bare and Anne Bare his wife, by deed, on the
9Th day of March, 1S4S, conveyed unto Joseph
Bare, and appraised at $500.
Taken in execution and levied upon as tho
property of Jesse Lantz to satisfy two judg-
ments against him for costs--one in favor of
w. & L. Richner, and the other in favor of
Dennis Whitney 8, Bros.
C. N. MORROW,
Feb. "a. 1866 As Sheriff, NJ. C. o.
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Holloways Ointment and PiNs.-Fright-
full consequences ensue from the neglect
of scrofula or kings evil in its earlies sta
ges. Loss of sight and hearing, terrible
ulcers, the destruction Of the flesh Of the
face, and the dropping OF of entire limbs,
are among the horrors of this disorder in
its worst stages Even under these cir
cumstances, it may be arrested by the
powerful disinfectaHt aud healing prop
critics OF Hollowsy's Ointment; but it il
nuck better to take the disease iu time,
before dishgursment and mutilation CON-
mence. The Pills should be administer
ed occasionally while the flesh is healing
ander the operation Of the Ointment
This treatment is infaliible for all erup-
tive disorders. ulcers, tumors, open
wounds aud indolent sores