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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-11
Sundries,

WELL Buckets, Half Bushel Measures, Wood 30 ElI &
Ladies, Rolling Pins, Wa Eh Boards White Wash and
5aekng Brushes Hearth BrOoms, Door Mats Market and
Clothes Baskets Clothes Pins Sho Bar Lead, &C., &c.
FREEMAN BKOTRBRs,
aPrht No., College, , doors North Of Spring q.
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q Neat Small Dwelling

FOX SALE.
AM offering for sale neat dwelling College Street,
Just beyond the Medical College, The House is q dek,
contains good rooms cistern &c, and will be sid at
great bargain. Fol terms apply 70 -
nov "a VS. LINDSEY
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Lin deev,s Advertisemensa
80 Eala

A HANDSOME country residence, On ne DirhnFon or
"A Bzanch LoulEviils taInpke, - niles from NaEhvia.
M bses ocEtslhs rs o. ground, q which is
woodland he dwelling Is neat ffsme hozie Wih four
Foos Kitchen an and out houses Of cVeFg
nne supply Of water. For terms which suifabo 10
ne timss, sPPlytO r-nsrrv
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Phoenix Bedstead Factory.

FQ6QlH b6uSL6du I dGGUI "
w. R. CORNELIUS, AGENT
THANKFUL for past fsvOn and indulgsnces would Sug
ges that we have sTEAN once more, and viii soon
, be manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDsTEADS, LOUNGES, &C.,
description for she trade and customers
ally. Once aud Warsrooms 49 Spring street, GERRY,
Chairs, Bureaus WaTdrobes &c, and will slso keep
hand and make 70 order every description Of Mst;FssseH
&c Persons ordering from distance may rely having
their % ders hlled. RssPee fully, ,o,,,,,,,,,,, -.
sHlT1rR & Co. ProDhe'O,s. ar SSH
We are Offering for Sale q.
FOB CASH,
- GOLDEN SYRUP,
STAR CANDLES,
TALiLOW CANDLES,
SHOT, LEAD,
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CRUSHED SUGAR,
POWDERED SUGAR,
LOAF SUGAR,
NAILs-ASsORTRD,
MhTCH ES, SOAP,
CEDAR BUCKBTS,
PAINTED BUCKETS,
SODA, PRPPRB. SPICE,
GINGER, BED CORDS,
WRAPPING PAPRR-ass'd,
TENN. BAGGING-Hide,
INDIA BAGeING,
kOPB, TWIEB,
BARREL SALT,
SACK SALT,
Coarse and Fire.
And all other articles usually kept Grocery House.
qUestsd 20 give as q call J. 7. MARTIN g. o.
feb 10 Corner Broad and Market street.
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RAINS & BROWN VI
Druggists I'D PregcriptiOnists.

druggists and Prescripti0nists
Ne. 40, south side Public square,
NAsHvuLE, TEEs
"A CohPLBrB assortmant Of RngIlsh AID American,
a sesneal pure and unadulteraisd prlg5, ffssh aad
genuine ALflcts, select powders ETC., always On hand
El4TOEtng Extracts esc
Rose anita, Pine Apple, StaHbsrry, CelaFy Al
~, e-Po9iiy Feaeh and Orango extracts Tor aaF0rnr
49, oelAuaA arrow hOots sihElass, Gloves, NufmaEs,
cinnamon, sse,,2 RAMS Browns.
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden geeds
Wsfo BOW N receipt Of The extensive stock Of
W 9aIden seeds lsnoracing many new and Vanabis
varieties ever br0d gAt ths MARKET nav A. M III ~
gEosh OF lss7and fr5m ne following houses o. ven tas
reputation
b. Laadrslh & Sons, Phnadelpbn
The American Seed Garden, NilborrasId A.
Rslegs ffadOnia, New YORK.
5naEer Gardens, Soulh Unlon, Keutucfv
1ssepiyo catalogues from the above houses rsaag ar
gratuilous Distribution. Call and get one
In addition 70 he aboFe,Hs haVaa largs h. -t
esaA Vasass - the pound and Bssas Peas 81 ~
5000 PaPerg Flower SEEDS.
Juat received RON the cssbrzted house OF Jhnn os
Bins & Co, two thousand Of Floasr seeds no ioV.-s
Hca % make ther selection Of seeds than the, rave her,
loiore had IN ais city. RAINS q BLOWN
No. - souih aide Su6he SQUARE.
I-- Opposite ths Ma tsi HOuss.
Lard Lard
tHh hghss Market price paid Tor LAID put up In shlo.
ls5l6 Corner sosi and aiisai . sS;i
Wheat! Wheaf!!
'Hs 1ndersisaed VA purchase Whsss sas f0uoEiur
Mediterranean, 5otoe0o
Tennessee hsds s. 10 So
White, - 80
Delivered e tas Ware HOluo Of h. s. FRENCH son,
4''''' = '-'D -Pp'O'-'' 1AMss CoLoUHouv
Nashville, March 3, Is5s-aprlO ----1 ''-''' 'io1'
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Trunks, VaIises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
8 " Travelling "
sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Giants Trunks
hog Skin d" Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Valises.
Also Heavy Wool Hats, Carpet Bags, Sstches, Black
Bags &C. all the above articles will be sold at the very
lowest prices by BRADSHAW b RUTLAND,
No, Il College Street,
oct 9 (SFn Of the NegrOl
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
)RovILLE, MONDAY APRIL 26rH, 1853.
Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, April "a.

SACRAMENTO, April "a
Democratic primary election, up to this
hour. has passed off quietly.
In the Assembly Mr.. H4yens offered res.
olution nstructing the sergeant alarms to
exclude from the floor Of the House, both in q.
side and outside the bar, all persons except
members of the Senate, attaches, and State
officers; adopted.
Stakes intT oduced concurrent resolution
resembling resolution to adjourn sine die on
Goth. A substitute was offered, requesting
Information of the Governor in regard to
the time necessary to consider bills in his
possession The thirty minutes time allow.
ed for the introduction of resolutions being
up, the resolution was not acted on.
In the Senate, the act authorizing the Coy.
ernor, Treasurer, and Controller, to compro-
mise judgment against Bates sureties, act
providing for sixteenth thirty sixth sections
of school lands donated by Congress, Amend
atory act providing revenue for the Govern
ment, Act establishing the pay of officers
and attaches of the Senate and Assembly
all passed Concurrent Senate amend.
ment act for the better protection of foreign
ers, and defining liabilities and privileges
Holiday offered a substituted for the Nc
Cauley and Estell relief bill, that all McCau-
ley's legal claims should be examined and
audited by the Board of Examiners, their
award in no case to exceed, in the aggregate,
seventy-fve thousand dollars, passed by a
vote of 81 to l3. Concurred in the Senate
amendments to the general school law, and
act granting the right to construct bridge
across Feather river. Passed amendatory
acts Incorporating and concerning railroad
companies, and Senate bill making an ap-
preparation of $40 900 for the support of the
State Prison from Dec. 1857, to March lst, !
1853.
Senate ag' eed to the Assembly amend.
ments to the civil apr ropriation bill Pass
ed. act for the payment of the debt of Neva
da to Yuba. Governor signed the Marysvlle
and San Francisco Railroad bill; SAcramcn.
TO consolidation bill; bill amending revenue
act and vetoed the San Francisco City rail
road bill Couourred Assembly amendment
bill appropriating SAB coo to Insane Asylum
Assembly bill restricting S!u Franci GO
county, passed -.Nt,cs.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26

NESTING OK THE Plaza --lmme lately
on learning, by telegraph, the news that
Forest City had been destroyed, a meeting
of citizens was held on the Plaza, and the
Downicvile Relief Committee we're authori
Sed to present the sufferers with tke funds
in hand Contributions were then received
and when the whole amount reached the sum
Of $3.50. rs, Col. Musscr started with it Cor
Forest City,. Sierra Citizcn.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26

Or. JAMES NJ. WANG,

Dry Creek, Butte County, California. Office three
miles south of Forkner's ranch, ten mile. north west
of orovle. Special attenlit n given to the treat
men. of chronic diseases, affections of the Eyes &c.
Inn
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26
CONTRA,
INDECENT SICK FUND,
1858

jan. LIST, To balance on hand as per last
report. ..........
Mar. 81 To Amount received from State
lfsaShfet.'.. ............... ....
To amount received on State and Co.
Tax Tor 1876 ............ -. ...
To amount received on State and Co.
Tax for loj7..... .........,,.....
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26

~ would call at cntion to the Card oi Dr Van
nii Of san Francisco, who is treating f, ,e and Ear
Diseases with truly great success, since his return
from abroad. o lice in Wryhfs bulilng NV cor
ner of Nontgon'r AMI Jackson street. where he
mIy be consulted da ~. f2-3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26
RHrlliiS iNrlNcliS.

Messeurs Garnham n LocANoOd cherent au pub
lie Franctis de Butte comfy IN grand aisortiment
des ineilcurs ouyrages des aueurs du steele.
dis BUREAU DE LA POSTE
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26

Dr. j. {. fOt NJ, whose advertisement al
vcrsement appears in another column, is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state has cured more
patients than ANY other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. If
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26
OrOyiIic Turn }ercin.

Regular IN tciings are held on the second and
ourth "Wednesday ofevery month, at O'Clock NJ.
furn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, at 8
''ciock p NJ
By Order. SIMON X. ROSENrnAL. Scc'y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26
County 'Trcasurer's OAicc.

ORovILLE, April GIN, 1858. !
Notice sheroby given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the 27th Of August and 30th of
September. 1857, inclusive, and Warrants Nos 9sl,
aS2. 933 and 9Si registered or the IndIgent Sick
Fund, that the same will be paid on presentation
AT this ofdce aud after this date said Wa rants will
cen.e to bear interest, ard if not presented within
sixty days from the date hereof. the moneys for
said Warrants will be appropriated to pay the next
in order Of registry.
NM LATTTNORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26
Feb, l3-3t

FRAVKLiN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER U. D
n Stated meetings are held in the Masonic
SSR~lI ION the second and fourth Fridays OF each
~ \month. II. \. GASTGN, NJ. L. II. Z
e. L. COTTON, Secretary.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, tSc.--
! WIsrAR's BALsAs OF WILD CHERRY imparts new
vgoro vital action, ana relieves the system by OPEN
ing the pores Of the skin and promoting the secre-
lions af the mucous matter. Its action is surdorfc,
sedave and expeciorant, by opening The pores, al
laying irritation, and by rendering the expulsion of
mucous matter easy. Those who take Balsam will
feel i'm mediate relief from the distressing irrtaons
thataccompany af5cthtons OF the respiratory organs
The pores have been closed the Balsam opens them
The lungs suffer from irrilation-the irritation ia
soothed the pulse is yioeat and feyerish-they are
softened and the smbrane Is relieved of its
engagement with ripdtty and All by the use
of this useful remedy. CAUTION As there are many
counierfsts Look well at the signature before pur-
chasing; take none unless 1t has tho name of .San
f1rd Y PARK" engraved oa the outside wrapper all
others are base limitations
CoLToN & MODERN UT, Agents, 0roville
PARK 4 WHITE, Importers and wholesale agents
for all genuine Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington
street, SAP Francisco. fobs7-2m
~ DIR. J. l.. CEapkay's reputation is rap
idly spreading through this state anl Oregon. as we
learn from reliable sources. lie is praccing with
remarkable success, and has deservedly secured
public confidence Those needing-nedcal aid would
do well to call wie II; his ustit Iic, in san Fran
cisco We refer the reader to the Doctors advertise
III mt in another column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26
San Francisco Daily Bulletin

Parties desiyJQs of subscribing to Lris paper eau
have it lett AT their residences by leaving their ad-
dress at the P0sr OFFICE iIrERAKv DrPor
GARNHAM n LOCKWOOD,
Feb l3-3t Agents
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26

Doctors SMEpEs& Il JENKiSs have removed thep
ofice TO the County Hospital, iynchbufg. and will
usual attend 10 all professional cal day or night
Feb isth isjSNtf
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26
S5S CONTRA.
ROAD FUND,

Jan lst, To balance on hand as per la st
report-
Mar 81, To amount received on State ant,
County Tax for 1855 .......
To amt received on State and county
Tax for 1857 S57........-..........
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CONTRA,

Mar b. BY amount warrants
redeemed ............. 1881 TO
by amount paid Collectors
Commission 80. 1856 81
BY amount paid Alta Express
Co, far collecting S32s -
from State Treasurer ..... 5 90
BY Tressurers Commissions. ~ 81
By balance In Treasury.... 3lj 90
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26
GENERAL COUNTY FUND

Jan, LIST, To balance ON hand, as per last
renort .... ...... ....,..... .....s 1872 o.
Mar 81 TO amount received on State and
County taxes, for 1857 .......-..... c169 81
To amount received on State and Co.
taxes for 1890 .. ................. 1O3 OF
To amount received ON Foreign, Min
er's License. ....,...-..,..,,.. a,lsl as
To amount received poll tax for
1857 ................. e65 20
To amount received On Ferry licences 216 %
To amount received on fines in JUS
tees Court. rt..................... Ies so
To amount received on fines in Court
of Sessions. ns......................'. 90 90
To amount received on fees Probate
Conr,.......,...... ...... 49,. OF 90
To amount received On i.ccLses for
January 80. 5s5 90
To amount received on Licenses for
Februa'y...,............ ....... s30 -
To amoont received On Licenses for
March......... .................. 700 90
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26
Sll,274 0S
CONTRA
SCHOOL, FUND.

Jan. lst, To balance on hand, as per last
Report .'.'.. ....'..... -. 1,9'
Mar. III, To amount received on State and
County taxes for 1876 .........
To amount received on State and Co.
taxes for 1897 ........ ....,..... 1!
To amount received on Poll Tax for
io'i ..'. ......,.... ..s..s........ Ii
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26
REPORT,
FUs

ot the Treasurer OF Butte County, frem the 1st
day of January, to the 3lst of March, 1868 inciu-
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26
S2,2o5 10

1853 COURT HOUSE AND JAIL FUND, DIR.
Jan lst To balance on hand, per last
.report...... .,..,.... 49,. ...... go 81
Mar, 81, To amonnt received on State and
Couhty taNos for 1851 90. ...... a 0g'
To amount received on State aud Co.
taxes for l,,..................... Oj7 05
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-26
RECAPITULATION.
63,6si 10 b5,7s2 o,

STATEMENT Of Indebtedness of Butte County as
appears from the Books Of the County Treasurer
ending March 3lst 1858.
Amount of unredeengi warrants Regis
tererd the GenerSl County Fund S41 AL II
Amount OF unredeemed warrants Regis
tered on the Inl,gent Sick Fund. ...... sII6 SO
- slo,5s7 97
WILLIAM LATTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12

SHALL IT BIZ ALLOWED We have before men
toned that preparation Is being made at Dayton
for grand military display on the Sd Of July. We
now learn that invitations have been extended to
military companies here. and that the Grays and
the Artillery are specially urged 70 60. IL is sin
cerely TO be hoped that they viii not comply with
the request, for we need them at home to Join in
the celebration now in progress OF being arranged
Acitizens' meeting has been called for Saturday
night, at the Old Court Honse, and General Fitch
is feeling the financial pulses Of our railroad COM
panies, hotel keepers, merchants, and Others with
satisfactory results. Let every one attend the
needing, and contribute by his presence and voice
10 sid in the preliminary preparations. The gen.
eral feeling Is that ought 20 celebrate, and all
ID # IS needed 10 accomplish the wish, is that each
ooe contribute his mite.
Let rs attend the meeting, appoint the necessary
committees stand ready to contribute +" wee bit."
and we viii keep cur fine military at home to do
honor for ourselves to the day in which our free
dom from British tyranny was deeared.-RsrieIr
Of yesterday.
We join in the expression Of the Reriel5, and
hope that the meeting to-day wiz be largely at
tended, and such arrangements made As viii result
in acelebratiOn worthy the day and the occasion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12
MORNING LEADER.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Plymouth Church, brooklyn.

Last Sunday one hundred and sixty-three
persons were added to Henry Ward Beeeher's
Church Only month previous two hundred
joined The scene last Sunday was one of great
interest The venerable DR.. Lyman Beeeher
occupied the pulpit with his distinguished son.
After the reception of the new members, and
a short sermon by the Pastor, an invitation was
given to ell Christians without regard to seetari-
an denomination, or whether members Of
churches or not, to partake of the Lords Sup
per The communion rite was administered to
about two thousand persons
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12
CLEVELAND SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE l2, 1868.

/ charitable associations; wrought many valuable
Improvements: do you not think ktheywould6ftbe
matter were adequately placed before theln) en-
deavor to inaugurate another era for those out
Of whom all faint resemhlancS Of the image of
God Is fast being burned and swelteredi
Very Respectfully Yours,
RICHARD REALF
Cleveland, June Ilth, 1858.
The timely suggestions of our correspondent
should command the attention and secure the
prompt, concerted action of the phiIanlhropie of
all ereeds and classes in our city. The evil de-
Plered by stranger is just as apparent to our
citizens, bat less observed because famiIiarized
by its frequency Humiliaiing as is the fact, it
Is patent to the public that the records of our
Police Court are daily brand of shame upon
the reputation of Cleveland, for they are little
else than record of the degradation of woman
and the men who degrade her and themselves.
The fallen of both sexes are fined, imprisoned,
discharged, re-arrested, fined, imprisoned, over
and over again, and, each time sunk lswer and
lower in vice and sensuality, are turned out to
occupy their haunts of pollution or tester in
the grngshOps; the latter the prolific fountains
from which flow most of the business of the
Police and Criminal Courts of Cleveland and
Cuyahoga county.
This is but part of the humiIia.ing record
The Police officers who with alaerity drag fallen
men and women to prison, reeking, inflamed. or
siupe6ed with liquor and debauch, often from
the doors and very bars of the dram shops, ex-
ert none of the authority conferred by the laws
of the State and the ordinances of the city 10
stop the Illegal traffic. They are dead letter,
so long dead that the dram shops keep open
their portals day and nigh: in the most public
as well as the retired portions ofthe city, selling
liquors to be drunk on their premises with the
same publicity as tie merchant disposes of his
dry goods Prosecuting Attorneys and Grand
Juries ignore these fragrant violations of law
and public security from term to term as though
official oaths had become mere mockeries, and
hpPling houses the cherished and sacred insti-
tutions of community. Is it wonder then that
the temporary sojOurner suggests reformation |
founded on true humanity
Cleveland, with the other cities and towns of
the country, has enjoyed prOtracted and per-
Eading religious reyival-a wide field is opened |
in our very midst for the good work of verify /
ing that it is truly religious reformation 'The
Greeks are at our doors, and our correspondent
has invited attention to the claims of class for
succor, charity, and reform, Claims recognized
1y the founder of Christianity when He said TO
he woman condemned to death-''Go thy way
md sin no more"i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12
Episcopal Convention Of Ohio.

The Episcopal Convention of NewaIk was
very largely attended both by the clergy and
lay representatives of the Parishes. The pros
perity of the Gambler Institutions elected gene
raj congratulation. The Trustees elected at the
Convention are
For three years.-Rev. Dr. Bronson, Rev. Dr.
Claxton, President Lorin Andrews, John W.
Andrews, Esq.
For fieO yeaTs.-Rev DR.. Burr, Rev J. MeEl-
roy, Hon T. c. Hurd, Hon Columbus DelaDo.
For one year.-Rey. DIR. Nicholson, Rev. DR..
Butler, E. I. Sterling, Esq, Kent Jarvis, Esq
A subscription of $500 was raisei towards
preparing additional rooms in Bexley Hall for
the use of Theological students. More than
$1,000 had been expended during the year in
assisting thirty-nine young men who are pre-
pairing to enter the Ministry, and the Mission
ar Committee expended $4,000 in aiding to
sustain forty-twO stations, or feeble parishes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12
Ameriean BaptIst society.

At the thirty-fourth annual meeting Of the
American Baptist Missionary Society, held in
Philadelphia, the report exhibited shows that
the Board has issued farty-eight new publica-
tons the past year, thirty-eight of which are
bound volumes. Pages printed during The year,
2s. $4,000. Besides these 10000 copies of the
young Reaper have been issued monthly
The entire number of publications now en-
braeed in the society's catalogue is 527, Of
which 24O are bound volumes. OF the tracts
2Ss are published in English, Is in German. Il
in Swedish, and 6 in French.
By means Of cOlportage over 10000 bound
volumes and 1874 pages of tracts have been
distributed the last year. ard the Society, BY its
colporteurs, has made 220, 900 visits during the
last Eve years. The labors and immediate re-
suits Of the Society eolportage for the last five
years is as follows; 7,735 weeks service; 1885,
766 volumes sold; Il, 400 volumes given away;
ll99, 900 pages Of tracts distributed; IA, l40ser-
mons preached; s,233 prayer meetings held;
100000 families visited; :, $40 persons baptsed,
(the baptised being but small portion Of the
number converted;) les Sabbath Schools formed
and "a churches constituted; and thus far an
outlay by the Society of not over $4,000 total
donations.
The BOard during the year has distributed
gratuitously not less than $500 volumes and
25O,OOO pages of tracts. The Benevolent Fund
Of the Society is now overdrawn S2sS G2 The
receipts for benevOlet purposes, from churches
Sunday Schools and individuals, are SI4, ,072 II,
which is an increase Of S2,635 A over the re-
eeipts from the same sources last year. The
SzesnJitures in the BeneYolent QeDazlmaat
ovv vssI'. eIOO2 O2; in preparing church his
tory 81 100; in the business S42,s57 IL. Total
expenditures for the year s60,43O 81.
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2. r r.

R. r R--Raaw4ys Besdy Relief for Headache vheths
sif OF nervous hhematlsm, raraiysis Lumhago,
Neuragia Tuothacho. Sra Pux. FeV ers swollen Joints
Kidney Complanfs Scarlet Fever Pains around the Liver
Pleursy, Measles, Hrartburn and Pairs 0f all Kinds.
Rsdway's Ready Relief Wll, a few m~sfeS, change
The Ihiserles you sunrr TO JOYS Of pleasure
r. r. Railways RenovatiDg Rcsolvent. for the curs
q chrouc seSessurh as Scr0fuous and Syphltic Com
haiufs COaS tive and other an ciuS OF the LIZ and
Lhrunt lnuraf and Eniargemeuts OF parl kfartvc
md uncr diseasS ska Nodes. Iur1ors Ucers
q thf Blood
R. r. R. Railways RegulatoIs vl cere, edsctualy and
speedly Co tvens s. Indigestion Inflammation of the
Bowels, Dsslepsia, Liver Complaint Diseases Of the
Haarf and kidneys, F~uale Comp alnts. n PuI. eFers
lTeasles a. Sc Whenever the system out Of crder
dose of Radu1ys Besulaisrs viii Il Regularity
No female should Be wihout them
r. r. r. Rsnesiss als sold hy bsuSyisis .s.sTvhsrs
GAYLORD 4 CO., and v. FIsKE, Agents, cisss.
landt okio. teoef,2H