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IT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
Every CounIrx merchant

Every Country M ere In ant
Should not leave the city until he has procured sup
ply of McLean's Strengthening Cordial Il sells rapid
ly, because it always cures. liberal discount will
be made 20 those who buy 20 sell again
CAUTlON-Beware of Druggists or dealers who may
try TO palm upon you some bitter Sarsapara trash
which they can buy cheap, by saying il is Just as
good. Avoid such men. ASK for McLean's Strength
enng Cordial, and take nothing else. II is the only
remedy that will purify the blood thoroughly aud at
the same time strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning just before
breakfast, is certain preventive for Cholera Chills
and Fever, Yellow Fever any prevalent disease.
ks- Price only 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s5
J. II. MCLEAN
Sole Proprietor OF the Cordial
Also McLean's Volcanic oil I.niment
sS- Principal Depot the corner OF Third and
Pine street, ST Louis Missouri.
ss-For sale in Memphis by 5 Mansfield 4 Co, John
son Long, and by Ward Jones, at proprietor 5
prices.
p3- For sale in Louisville by BELL, ABBOTT & Co.,
Springer & Bro, and Raymond & Patton.
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THE CRYSTAL OIL LAMP,
For Burning the Crystal Oil,
Combining Economy and Safety.
Patent Rights for States and Counties for Sale.

J,HIS important invention for producing the cheapest
i light In the world 10 now perfected and offered 10
tho public Numbcrless other attempts have been
made % produce cheap light hut were attended with
such Inherent objections 10 destroy tncir olty and
adoption. But the Crysti oil Lamp, whils Il Is tho
cheapest is both safe and adreeItts ia every poSoni
making clear ,rhit ami bfiita't Haale-entirey free
from siaeke OdoT. There Is Do danger from eArlo-
sion, but Is perfectly safe under all circumstance me
OF, can be used In any place without fear OF soiug the
incest garrnents- The lans stmfiy arranged aud
perfectly comfortable by the children aud doesticsi
and 50 constructed thai ie light can be varied IN
moment from that eighteen or twenty or'li-
nary lamps While t h free from the dtsagl essabie
snell arising from the Kerosene and the danger at
ten ling the use OF the burning uad Il Is found upon
.,.t.,,.ft.. can, "a. rfsan 10 prodtsfa
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Misfellanfous.
{ ash for Dry and Green Hide

ktTE will pay the highest market price in cash Tor
w Dry and Green Hides, delivered at our Grocery
store No Broad Street.
We trust persons as Ing Hides sell will ON us
before disposing OF them elsewhere.
ian25-u y a C ANDERSON
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Marble Monuments, Tomb., ete.,
sRi-A he has On exhibition aud fsr sale embracing
gralt vaFlety dashed IN the most suIerb manneF-
is Is E,segarra - uanuisctare the shortest notiee
Marble uantels; aad every descnption II
Marble Work. of the Enest Aaasrsc4n and Itai.
al AArele. hs work viii. ~ hsret9fore, be war
rantod and his prices 20 se.t the times
l4nD-u H. l. sd1IuS
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NRAs JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn,
aai....-l III (r.....1I

Mr. J. +. CowAS:9<Dear sr.-l hereby certify that
the summer OF the yeas se5, a ssryant OF cnne
about 10 years Of age, who 20 always before tins t
been stout and ot vigorous constitution attacked
with gravel. Physician called who attended On
him for several months, during which time he grew
worse daily, until he helpless and beleve would
have died IN n few days had il not been FOR a friend
who advised the use Of Cowans Lthontriptic / pro-
cured few bottles the first of which gave him reIef
and IN short tine he was able 20 walk about, and
nnally fully recovered since which time he has had
symptoms OF said disease and 20 all appearance
healthy as any servant on my plantation. ! there
fore recommend 10 ali persons suffering under A
like disease, as one Of the most certain remedies
known.
DANIEL SHEITONI
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NEW sERIES---NO. 779.
Meoifal.
Nj C l. e MS
strengthening Cordial
AND BLOOD PTTRIEIER.

Nj C l. f A MS
strengthening Cordial
AND BLOOD PURIFIER,
The Greatest Remedy I'm the World
VHlS CORDIAL IS distilled from q Berry known
ly 10 myself, and chemically combined with some
OF the most valuable medicinal roots herbs and barks
known 70 the mind of man, viz blood root, black
root wild cherry bark, yellow dock dard.iions sar-
saparilia elder flowers, with others, producing the
most iniailibe remedy for the restoration of health
ever known
It is Natures own Remedy,
healing influence is felt eoursng through every vein
OF the body purifying and accelerating the circulation
oi me blood IL neutralizes any bilious matter in the
stomach, and strengthens the whole organization.
McIean's strengthening Cordial will eiectually cure
Liver complaints, Jaundice
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from
hysG Fl or sick
ness of the Stomach, faness OF Blood she Il .ad
duA pa- o. - .-Ing !H The Head, Paiptation OF the
Aeart, ianeAs weight in the Stomach sour Eructa
tons, Choking or Sulocating feeling when lying down,
dryness or yeilowness of the skin and Eyes, Night
Sweats inward Fevers pain in the Small of the Back
Chest Side, sudden fushes OF heat Depression Of
Spirits Frightful Dreams, Languor, Dependency
any Nervous Disease, Sores or Blotches the Skin,
and Fever and Ague (or Chills and Fever) Il will
also cure diseases of the Bladder and Womb snch as
Inflammation or Weakness Of the Womb Bladder,
Whites, &c.
There is no Mistake about IL.
This Cordial will never fail 90 any of the above
diseases, If taken per directions each bottle
German, English and French.
Over Half a Million of Bottles
Have been sold during the past six months, and IN
instance has il failed in giving entire satisfaction
Who then will suffer from weakness or debility when
McLean's Strengthening Cordial win cure you.
To the Ladies.
Do you wish TO be healthy and strongf Then 70 at
and get Of Mclean Cordial II will inyg-
orate and strengthen your blood 20 flow through every
vein, and the rich rosy bloom OF health mount 10
your cheek again. Every bottle warranted TO give
satisfaction.
For Children.
We say TO parents if your children are sickly, pu
n.y. or afflicted with complaints prevalent among chil
dren, give them small quantity Of McIean's Cordial
and II will make them healthy, fat and robust DelsE
not a moment try il and you will be convinced.
TT Is nEI InI0Irs To TaKr
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LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.
INTM T. WRIGHT & CO, would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens OF Nashville tsSlsTN
and the public generally, that they have ZI[A-
purchased the well known Livery Stable and
and fixtures. formerly occupied by VIM. j. Philips,
Market Street, Just below the Square.
We have trst rate lots and buxsttls TO Rccommo-
date drOvers, and all our friends who may favor Us
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves 10 give satisfaction In all
We have large number OF me Saddle Horses and
ane Buggcs Ia hire at all times.
The fact Is, do not intend being surpassed by any
Stable in the southern country. Come along and
Tor yourselves.
feb3-fy WM. WRIGHT & co
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UNPOW WIDER GENCY
RIFLE POWDER.
T HAVE IN MAGAZINE:
5s5 Kegs DupOnts Rife Powder,
100 - Beaiecs' "
$50 :" Kentucky
900 % Blasting Powder,
100000 feet Safety Euse.
r A. MCCALL, Agent
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The above case Was perfectly cured by Is bottles OF
the l4thontrptc, and Was Of the worst cases OF
Gravel that has ever been in this country.
G. ADAMSoN
Let every female who expects 10 become a mother
read the following and profit thereby
YoRKylIIE, October 1858
MIR j. r CowAN-Dear sr;-You will do me the kind
ness 10 publish under my certificate the following note
that the suffering community may be benefited I
have given birth 10 children and NV life being
mlraculously saved (as Iconsider) BY your medicine
testimony Ia its many virtues.
used your lithontriptc In small portions perhaps
once day Tor i've months, which dispeled entirely
the tatnient sickness Of the stomach and heart burn
whlch had annoyed me, 10 an alarming eztcnt
IN ali my former pregnancies. When l was con.
hned took about two wine glasses full OF the
same medicine, which gave me an easier deliv-
cry cry oy great deal than ever had before. Nor is
tins all have seen IL tried in case and heard from
respectable source in another case that your thon
trptic was tried IN ana the Midwife with Others m at
attendance were thoroughly convinced that the pain of
the delivery was very much lessened by lis use L
would say 20 ali that expect 20 be mothers not
To be without your invaluable medicine during prec-
nancy, and particularly at the time as
II has marked tendency 10 relax the system conse-
quenty the pain of labor is much diminished and fur
ther my Physicians and Midwife both said thar lad
dropsy OF The Womb, and enjoy better health
than have done n ten years. and believs the dis
s4r, do ,a1s sufermes OF very many Of nv
may be aiievaled II they only overcome their
preludioes SO much try the Ilthontriptc II any
person wishes TO know opinions further uuon this
subject they can address me al Yorkvlle Tenn
ELIJAH SNOW,
CYNTHIA l. snow.
i was present and heard Mr.. Snow acknowledge the
iacts contained IA the above certihcats have been
acquainted with Mr.. and Mrs snow for many wears
and nave reason To believe The truth OF their certfh
cate. Rty 1 "a NL,Enu an
PREPARED oNLY By . '" Nf-hihAA
w. =. GRAY,
Hlar-o-TlWAWbm AdShUllle. Tt1nsSSes.
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AS much Light for ONE CENT as kerosene Will
fo2 THREE CENTS, or Burning Fluid VIII
for SIX CENTS,
Thus saving ye-s.Nths Of the entire amount nov eN
pended or the prsce Of The lamp la about a honth
ihey are adapted % al situations, making the cheapest
and most desirable light for eve-Y piaresle largest
halls or churches well as private dwellings. lne
atent on this lamp FOR the dsfent states aua eouA
- throt,seat thr uaion the exclusive sale of
the rystal (H offered 10 the public presentiis
a rare opfortanty Tor merchants " sec tos thrh
selves tls monopoly tEaae easely Tree rum oii'o
ston Fssiiities are catnpetei for the manufacture
M ~. lanus ia such quantities thai they viii Dc hfa
isheA Ia te purclasers of rights ia any style al taoh
ed "a ylii yicll an almost a1Feiulons pfout These
rights viii be closed OF ninndatslJ, sna s.s lamps
ana oil delivered desired Az 40 iailla %
oil il be sold % ans bat purchasers et ~ al -
tors makag the regaest ~l NOT be nol,so1 s'aa'nu-
nratons addressed o the Cry On isa'p 20 W
Merchants Row, viii be pfomp.ly attended 70
Crystal Oil Lamp Company. No. hsfenanu
o., aoz,o,t apr2s-2m(p. b
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ss and 20 NefAt BellaiuE. as Breaawxy. Nsw yesk
i.e-e-dSnsoUSn
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Lumber, Lumber, Lun
SAVE MONEY & KEEP COOL!!

En0 BUSHELS Seed Oats for sale ny
e1tJO 4. &C. ANDERSON.
narsS No. - \ ~, Cnllesse street
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THE GREATEST WONDER OF TIE AGE.
Canada Proiilc Corn.

DRonUCING from 10 10 ears to the grain. A small
Il lot Of the seed FOR sale by
WELLS, HOOPER 4 CO., q Cedar street,
And T. {. MINCHIN, Lincoln Hall
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SheIton's Marble Works !

Nashville, Tenn.
rI,HE undersigned would Inform hs friends n - r,
and the pubsic generally thai he vii con AkEAll
tiaue the MARBLE BUSINESS IA tAis city, al N-e1
has shsp next door 10 Corneilass Cabinet SAS -
shop, an Church street, aud calls atsatioE 10
the sfuek II ~
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-30
a YOUNG GIRL IN a TRANCE.

about III a'ciock Iast Thursday uiaht L
young girl named Esaballa EllisoB residing
IN Washington street, ponghkoepsie, While
at the altar 1t Methodist church in tbaf
city, suddenly lifted up her hands and fell
backwards, apparently dead Several per-
sous iainediately ran 70 her assistance, d
raised her, wilea 10 their horror they dis
covered fhat her eyes were glazed and set
her features pale a. marble, her lips color
less, aud her feet and bands cold as those
VI corpse. II Vas shortly discovered that
she yet Dreathed, when she vas eenvoYed
10 ies residence, tie preacher sayiag that
she was IN d trance, aud when j member
advised that meliiaal assistance shoald be
procured, ha otjee.el, s4y0e, afhe Lord
has pacca her Ii this laysterioIs state: af.d
be viii, at his owa tiilie, raise her 70 testify to
Bis goodness
Sae remained ii ill:s state uatii Satnrday
evening excepting slight movement which
occurred oA Friday afternoon, wien see
iified or her isaha, aud made three OF four
efforts +, clutch soA,atlibg, when lie arm
ftl back oyer tie headboari of the bed
l@Q or three oi the women wilo we're ii
he house at tue timc attempted To replace
the arm. upon The bed, bat mere Unable to
bofId CT iAovc 1t. Ga s4taraar evening, a
number of her friends were ii The house
singing her faYoriie hYmli, when she sud-
denlg lifted up her hand, crying. aelory
hallelajah - Size then turne,i to eile of her
trieads ard calling her by name, said, .Re-
peats repant tia, Ii yon had seq What
/ have, you woHld npt live smother moment
ia your sins, bat woulI pray 10 .Gad % have
mercy upon YIN. | bage been Ii Heaven
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-30
VOL. 81. NO. Is.

THE REylyAL il NEW ORLEANS. The
religious movement has Al leugth reached New
Ofieaas. Il had been previously manifested IN
all the cities of the South. The New Orleans
Pieay1De says;
The mavemsnt, however, 10 this city, com
sists - yer, only ii fhe opening Of places of
worship, daily. il Hi parts Of tie city, and ia
an unusual Attendance Oh religious services
Il las been aafe attraction which, in New
0flexus, has called anE considerable Drmler of
nlen IT business, gerteaeii Of leisure, or lahet-
lug hIen, from then usual routine Of pleasure ar
labor, during the interval between Monday
morning and Saturday night, r. visit our
.ellprehes TIE change, 1T he present tuonent
visible here, ii tie apparent disappearance, 10
seiill e1tent, Of what may b. termed clarac-
teFisic indifference. AMI fle growing coaiiaiify
manifested between churches Of different
erees
Al the player meetiags now held cacl day,
At different lonfs, II different places, aud all
attended By large numbers, are % be seen quite
q lllany meii as women, and the ine Of denani-
inational division ia these fc-uni9ns seem TO b.
almost epfirelg broken down.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-30

NnEN pRfsIDEaIs DiNE.-On DAev
Groekeft's return 10 his constituents, after his
hist session IN congress, q nation of them
siifuunaed Tim tae iay and began 10 inter-
rogate fm about Washington.
.Whst time do hey dine d, Washington,
Colonel 2 asked one.
why, said he, 'eommon people, such as
you are here, get their dinuers 1t one o'clock,
but tile gentry and big 'uns dine at tllree.--
As for Representatives, We due al four, and
the arlstocracy aad the Senate dou't get theirs
till five
Well, wien does tie President fodder q
asked another.
Old Hickory, exclaimed The Colonel, tat
tempting to appoint time in accordance with
The dignity Of the stanon,) 'Old Hieko.y !. well
he don't dine till next day =
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Rhode Island.

From the State election held on "Wednesday
last, il appears has gone almost unanimous for
the American Republicans Returns for Gov
ernor FROM al but three towns foot up as fol-
lows
For Elisha Dyer, American Repub., 1922
Elisha Il. Potter, Democrat, 1904
The remainder Of The Republican State ticket
! elected by about the same average majority.
The members elected to The General Assembly
are Al! American Republicans except three
"a little more Grape Capt. Bragg"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-30

REWARD or MERIr. General Reid, who
commanded tue Border Rufian army of
Miasonrians which invaded Kansas, aud was
with difficulty prevented BY Gov. Goary from
destroying the town Of Lawrence, has been
rewarded BY President buchanan With a share
of the contract 10 supply the Utah expedition
with beet, BY which the parties expect to make
$50 Que.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-30

TnE PRESIDENT WEpT.-Ihe Louisville
Journai says: SIT is stated on good authority
that the President sent for at least Que anti
Leccnipton democrat, talked 10 him two hours
With ale most touching p4thos, eept p.ofasely,
and fnally succeeded in bringing him fairly
ovJr Tears are woinan's argument, but they
are eofteu powerful one, aud they seem to have
beensin this ease. The cid woman of the White
House hay pursue the same course OF argument
with equal success liereafter''
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An INDIAN NEEDING.


TnG Nebraska CRY News OF the 3lst list,
contains long account of lie lnafria 81 of a
Pa@Hee Chief 70 d blood Royal sqaaw of The
Oioe .tribe. The bridegroom was named White.
water, aud Tia: bride Observation-Disclosures.
Ne extract liie following 3be Ghicftail' 5
daughter was elegantly dressed IN Il red fian-
uel shirt with a deep blue raiico border, check
ed apron, j summer KILLED buffalo robe, and a
wbre felt hg'. Her Jewels were magnificent.
From either arieular depended ornament of
brass, tin and copper.
u lnasl not olnl; mention that Miss WASH
nsnsh-pe-shiaga also wore red petticoai, eni-
bfoidered according 10 design Of her own,
with poreupiue quilts representing Il desperate
dog-fght Tier entire wardrobe and lepeiry
could not have cost less than six fh6nsaud toi-
lars foutenehe money. The bridegroom was
atlred N ali the lnagnif3encc which lis rank
and wealth demanded lie w3le a standing
shirt cellar, medal Of President Pierce,
a blue straight collared soldier coat With brass
buttons and au elegant pair of Spanish spurs.
ahilo his staiwart loins were admirably clothed
IL an old coffee sack. Altogether the appear
ance of both the Bride aud tie groom was APP
propriaie to their high sple,e III life.
The most sun,ptueas feast awaited the guests
at The resdeaeo e the brides father. Il was
prepared in camp kettle and suspended over
the IRE that burned IN the centre OF that prince
ly lodge. It consisted of young dog meat, very
tender, blne corn and old dog meat, beaver tails
aud mulesieak, fresh fish and sugar, making
altogether one Of tie most palatahie and nour-
ishipg compounds tlat ever graced a royal camp
kettle. The holu-spoons Of accidental iaxury
seldom convey ia TN. aaucttetl p;tlate yianas
more tempting aud delicious As for drinks,
corn whiskey made Of red pepper, tobacco plugs
and rain wafer, together with uioiassass sweet
euej coffee, made up he list.
Among the distinguished persons present, we
did not fail 10 notice the six Mcdaines Petan-
asiiaro, the wives Of tiai eniineut ..lngiu" who
IS now at Washington visiting James Buchanan
on official business. hlso, Mr. Whitecgow, III
the Oiiaha priueipalty, Mr.. Big Soldier, Is
qaire Wildcat, aud tue Hon. Short-gailed Elk
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CANpoR AND CouRTEsY. When Mrs Por-
ter was about 10 marry Dr.. johnson she told
him, with the greatest frankness, that she had
once m uncle who was hanged. The doctor,
with eqral candor aud courtesy, replied that il
was perfectly material 10 hiln for, though Le
had 20 uncle hanged, many Of hia relatives IL
serued haaging.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-30

At a recent election in this State, lad
presented himself AZ the polls to can the
benefit Of the elective franchise
Feeling deep interest in Il favori.e cand-
10 tho boys pre:e'ence, stood It the ballot
box, and challenged his right to vote, on the
ground OF his not being Of age. The young
nan declared that be vas twenty-one years
old; that be knew it, and that he iasited uron
his right.
The father becoming indignant, and wish-
ing, as the saying is, 10 bluff hilnoif, before
the Judges, said:
Now, Bob, will you stand up there and
contradict me Don't know how oil you
are! Wasn't there p
Bob looked bis contempt for The old mans
speech, a. be hastily replied
'Thunderatiou Pose YOU was, vasafl
there TOO 2
This settled the sire, and in went the scion.
vote.
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Old Mrs. Darnly is pattern of household
economy. She says she has made q PAIR al
socks last for fifteen years II only ngw feet tt
them every winaer and naw legs 10 them crerF
other winter.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-30

Did Ypu eyer watch a sculptor fashiouine
4 hhlnan copnienarces Il is not moulded ID
once IL i net struck OUT at a single Llow.
L i painfully alia laborionsly wrought. A
thousand lIaws rougIi-cast it Ten thousand
ehisel points polish and perfect it-pat III
itlo tne ioa9hes, and -hsiag oqt lie lectures
aad expression. lis . wrk Ii time: but nj
last that full likeness comes OUT, unj Stands
liked forever and upciaueing ii the solid ular-
ble- Mel 81 DOES MAJ, u,iae ille leaaifa
,of tie spirif, pr the teaching Of Satan carve
cut his own AoAl likeness. Every day lie
adds something ttf+4he work a thousand
acts y thought, an't4will, and deed. shape
the features and expressions ofshe sa.l-.l.ab-
IL u love: and pafi,y, aud tfuti,- Raf@s of
faisehood, malice ard uneleapaess, silently
mould a'id fashion il, till at IepgtLit wears
tie likeness Of God or tAe image aud super
seriF'ion af the Eyil QUE 12tain Pqfocaiat
Nervous
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Il vas remarked in ihe hearing of a little
girl OF thirteen: that all things came By chance
aud the world, like mushroom, sprang up III
a night. 4 shuuld ike 10 know, SIT, sskrd
the child, sWefa the seed came ffoas7'
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-30

Politicians make fools Of themselves, petit
fogeers make fools Of Others, and pretty girls
make fools Of both.
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A @arlike population they have oat ia Gin
einnaii Ia the Directory appears the follow
ing warlike nomenclature: Messrs. Ginn, Cam
non, Pistol, Fusee, Shutec, B4llitt, Shot, Nus
keit aud II. T'ilIory
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-30

An Iish PAPER describing l4'e duel, says
that one of the combataats was shot through
the aeshy part Of the thigh bone.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-30

Every wooden leg that takes the Place Of :
leg lost in battle, is STUMP sreeeil againss
war.