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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

l. 4. LAMEE. rH'llfFi. c. HEssLEE.
LANHES, PHILLIPS q CO.,
WHOLESALE GBOoERS CONFESSION MERCHANTS
AM BEALEHs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
80, MARKET sTREET,
NASHVILLE, KNESSEE.
KTE are now recepo OF large and choice assortment Of
w GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS,
comprising every article in line, and TO which would
Pectully solicit the attention q ne tsad>
800 bhds La. Sugar; 100 bbls. IS So Loaf Sugar;
100 bbs Bamore Crushed ST. rs boxes Havana Sugar;
gar; 800 bbls Molasses;
50 6bs Powdered Sugar; $50 4 do do
% do Grannulated do 50 bbls- Golden syrupi
so boxes D. r. Loaf do IS tierces Clarified Sugar;
SUNDREES.
$50 bags Rio Coffee; 50 casks English Soda;
l25 do Lagura Coffee; 100 dozen Buckets
so do Pepper; 20 nests Tubs;
IS do Spice; 50 boxes ''Hars's Extra"
Is b6s Peoaa a'i'' 5000 assorted Cigars, extra
US kits Mackerel; brand5;'
IS cases Teas; 8 tierces Rice;
800 boxes Star Candles; 20 cases Pickles;
$50 do Summer do so do Matches;
275 do Boston Soap; Is coils Lutte Rope;
go do Foxes Starch; casks Dutch Nader
. sardines 10 cerOons Indigo;
400 boxes Scotch Herringsi y bbs Alum,
$50 bales Cotton TWinei &C. &c, &c.
6 casks Malaga Vine; 900 cases St. Julian Claret;
Z do Old Sherry; so do "Haut fallen" do
10 = do Old Port Wine; extra;
y 4 dc Madeira do loo baskets Champagne;
= Pipes Champagne COgnNe IS Champagne Cider;
Extra; so do Braudies-ass0rted;
EH pipes otard Duprey Co., 40 do Brandy Cherries
Coguac; $50 bbls Country Whisky;
10 casks Jamaica RUM 500 do Rectifed do
. do Louisiana do 800 packages Domestic Braudies
Puncheon Holland Gin etc, ETC.
LATER, Phillips & CO.,
iune1 No. 3d. Market street.
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A Fine Country Residence for Sale.
TEAVING determined carry Negroes to the South, -
q will sell about Three Four Hum SSs5ss
bred Acres of Land, being part Of the tract ffS
on which reside situated good Turnpike Road,
about miles from Nashville, in Of the best neiSh6or-
boodsn Williamson county Sell equal any the State For
particulars apply the premises, to A v S Lindsey
in Nashville
sep9-df p A.PEhhlNS.
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STREET, KING d Co.,
Att RNEYS At Law
,ETAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,


LAND, COLLECTION, AND
GENERAL Il EETS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
I'LL practice the Supreme and inferior Courts Of
w Nebraska buy and sell Land art' enter land on time
give special attention 70 making selections Of lands in Nebraska
for those wishing good and desirable locations invest for distant
dealers reasonable terms pay taxes furnish astraetsof entries
and titles short notice buy ana seq ds town lots ana al
kinds o real estate and do General Agency business
REFERENCES.
VS. Gilman Banker New Yorkcity.
Converse, Harding & Co.. Boston, Mass.
c. ui1hard Supt n Y, Central Railroad, Albany, N 7.
Gen. Leslie Coombs, Lexington, Kentucky
Hon Francis B. Fogg. Nashville Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver Co. do do
GOV Coz W. = B. Cam Campbell, Lebanon, do
Hol. Jordan Stokes, do do
Lucas Thompson & CO., st. Louis no.
8IcGaric, Chittenden & Co., Keokuk, Iowa.
VIM. II Sewer & Cob ankers, 0seaoosa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge Co., Council Bluffs, do
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago Illinois.
W. A. johnson & Co.. New Orleans, Louisiana. [jus-tf
FINE OLD WHISTLES.
KETB have Just received from Philadelphia, three barrels Of
w H. & II. Catherwoods old Mountain Rye Whisky;
Three barrels Of xxx;
Three do xxx;
6no 90 30 Il 4
Two barrels old Bourbon, 1913. These Whistles pure,
and worth from slOtO four dollars gallon For sale in
any quantity. H0LLISTER & CARTER,
apr23 q, Union street.
FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
ETE have Just received three hundred boxes Of the finest
w Fancy Candies Cream Candy Chrystazed Fruits,
&c, from H. Y Mard, New York. that possibly be pro-
duced, suited for PARTIES &c. viz;
Assorted Chrystalized Fruits; Rosolins;
Chrystalizei Ginger Vanille Gum Dropsi
Jelly Fruits with leaYes Acdulated Fruits
Raspberry Balls; Candy Toys
do Gum Drops Ice Cream Drops;
Naugat Candy; Cordial Sugar AlmOndi
Brandy Drops; Cream Fruits;
Sherry Coolers; Maraschine Balls;
Pineapple Balls; Strawberry
do Fritters;
Besides many other kinds Come and see for yourselves before
,-o,,l Inv z a
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HILLWAN BROS
Iron Depot,
10. a COLLEGE, AND Al AND q MAREET STREETS
OFFER for sale good terms to cash prompt deseTs,
so Of their celebrated Charcoal Refined Iron;
$50 4" well assorted Pittsburg Iron;
so " Hammered Iron, including PloW Moulds;
50 50 Best Tennessee Castings
10 " Cast, shear, E. & A. b. Steel
1900 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes, best brand
200 Cast, Wrought, and Steel Pl0ws, all sizes
200 Sets Wagon and Buggy Axss, sll sizes
Also, Anvil, Vices, Files Chains Axes, Straw Cutters sc.
jan2g-t0 jan l, SO
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EWING. NIcCRORY q %.

EWING, NCCRORY & Co..
WHOLESALE GROCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CONNER OF MARKET & CHURCH SIS.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
VMTE now in receipt OF large and fresh assortment Of
w GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, which we VIII sell st low
rates to the trade, viz:
$50 hris Sugar; 800 bags prime Bait. Coffee;
BOG bills choice Molasses; go - n. D. "
NJ 4 Salt
100 bbls Golden Syrup, 600 % Nails;
100 Cider Vinegar; $50 packages Star Candles;
100 Pixies WHISKY; 100 bbls crush. & pow. Sugar;
100 " Wiltshire do 10O bXs L G & Fine Tobacco;
800 " Domestic Liquors; 800 doz. DemijOhus;
so " Fine old Robertson county Whisky;
And all other articles usually kept By Wholesale Grocers
mar7 EWING, MCCR0RY & co.
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VERRAsS RROTHERs

TERRASS BROTH EkS,
SUCCESSORS to AlcCra & Terrass dealers in GRO
- CERiES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, No. 80 and IS Broad street
IRON, &C, AT COST.
200 tons assorted Pttsbug Iron, so tons Castings.
10 " " Iron Axles, 25 " Boiler Irons
500 kegs Nails, . boxes Tennessee Axes.
Wishing quit this branch business will sell large
lots for cash. and small lots greatly reduced
TERRASS BROTHERS.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
AUCTION & COlTMISSION NOTICE.
REM. y SHIELDS

WWTILL continue sales for Cash only during the pres
eut season. All sales made payable within three days
Liberal advances cOnsgnments All persons having
hands will favor By calling and leave receipts
for proceeds. No goods bought on our own account
BENZ T. SHIELDS.
s.-Country merchants VII please call viii keep
SANITY on houd a variety Of free goods.
s.uf7 RES
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was accepted and the committee dischar-
ged. The following appropriation was
made,
0. Gibbs Jrr three months salary as
Clerk to July l, 1s5s-s37,oo. To
be drawn at close Of quarter.
On motion of Supervisor Dow it was
Resolved, That Jesse H. Southwick.
the county Treasurer elect, be and is here
byappointed committee to settle with
the late Treasurer, j. S. Ayres,. and he
is hereby authorized to procure such as
sistance in the performance Of that duty
as he may deem absolutely necessary, and
all reasonable of the same together with
his own services in the performance Of
said settlement shall be audited and al
lowed by the county Board.
The following appropriation was made
To 0. Gibbs, Jr. Clerk, to procure s.
sessment rolIs-S25,oO.
Bill of N. B. Hyatt, for attorney serYi-,
ces, in case of State as 0. G. Whitney
$25, 25-was laid on thetable.
On motion of Supervisor Cairns, the
following resolution WAS adopted; r.
RESOLVED, That the unper room of tho
Jail building is hereby appointed and dc.
clared TO be the court room of the count
of Pierce.
On motion the following appropria-.
tons were made to the members Of tho
Board for per diem and mileage of this
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Hegdf Ia STATEMENT E.aaa
e .saaT CoUsTY TREASURES OFFICE, }
t...t Pierce Co., Dec. %, 1857.
Gcitlein6a Of the Committee of Board:
'sGoa have called on me for assistance in as
ccrtaininS the condition of the accounts of the
county during the time of office of nv prede-
oessor and my self Gentlemen, / will give you
all the assistance in my power; but owing to
the fact that When as Deputy Treasurer I took
charge OF the office, found no books or records
belonging to the county by which | could as
certain what was required of the several towns,
Or how much 1t was required of each town to
pay; and also to the fact that took charge of
the office at the very time that the town Treas,l-
rers were required to make their reports also,
OWING TO the difficulty of finding the Statutes
and Session Laws, defining the duties of the
Treasurer, it was with difficulty that the Dep
uty Treasurer could ascertain what was reoui-
red of the town Treasurers in making their re-
ports, and precluding the possibility of ascer-
tanning the general duties of the office, and the
requirements of the Board, until they should
hold their spring meeting. In the mean time
counsel was asked from the District Attorney
and followed. These difficulties were present.
ed to the Board and my vouchers, for what I
had done were handed over to them. which
after careful and fall examination. they an.
proved and the vouchers were DESTROYED Inv
the Chairman, in presence and by direction of
the Board, and receipt setting forth thes, facts
was given to the Treasurer, signed by the
Chairman, and attested by the Clerk. OWING
TO these facts, am not able to explain many
things that Were then made satisfactory to the
Board. Owing to the fact that the county was
newly organized, there was quantity of gov
ernment land found assessed: owing to the
number OF prescriptions, and to the large
amount of land held by non-residents. and the
anxiety to assist them, and the difficulty of
ascertaining just what they owned, it became
necessary for the Treasurer to throw out all
such pieces when the land came to be sold
which was done. There were no charts or
maps of the towns or county in existence, nor
of schoelor government land. making it diff
ticult and perplexing business to do correctly.
These causes are lessening each wear as the
boundaries of lands be, ONE known and the
owners names ascertained,
Yours, de-, J. S. AYRES.
Report accepted and committee dis
charged, and the subject made the special
order for tomorrow morning Sundry
accounts were appropriately referred.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Accounts were reported back by the
committee, and allowed as follows;
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with the county Treasurer, made verbal
report stating that the alterations request
ed by the Treasurer in bis communication
of yesterday would not materially affect
tie aggregate footings. Report accepted.
Tie report of the committee OF Inves-
tigation of Treasurer's books and accounts
with the county, being the special order,
was taken up, and after some discussion
was on motion deferred till afternoon.
The petition for new town in [. 26,
r. 5 and Is, was reported adversely to
by the committee. Report accepted and
subject deferred till afternoon. a.a
The petition of citizens of L, 26, 4. Is,
asking that certain sections in said town
ship be attached to the town of Perry.
Was on motion rejected.
The county Treasurer, on leave, pre-
sented file of county orders and asked
to have the same cancelled by the. Board.
On motion, Supervisors Boughton, Dow,
and Strahl were appointed a committee to
compare said orders with clerks books.
!, A. H. Yonng, clerk of Circuit Court
on leave, made application for record
book of court certificates. Referred to
Supervisor Doe as a committee of one.
Also application of county judge for
county seal, records and book case refer
red to same committee.
Supervisor Jay presented a communi-
cation from II. Clay Williams of Cbippo-
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V'e E1OIECENCHa. |E3#r-
The ABOVE sale is postponed until the 18th.
day of February, A. D. 1858, at the place and.
hoar above mentioned.
j. H. EAMES, Sheriff.
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1855.

1900.
Cornty Treasurer in account with Pierce Co.
DR.. CT.
To cash in treasury at date OF
last report, sou 90
Total am t of tax levied IN
~ 1854. lS4S 80
Fines reed from Justice. Al 81
By total amt disbursements, 1929 Go
T. Amt land sold 10 Co. for
taxes, $50 -
r Cash IN treasury, So 50
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with J. R. Freeman for rent of sheriff
office for 1853 at the Same rate as allow
ed in the foregoing bill of said Mr.. Free
man.
Also to contract with J. S. White for
rent of his office for county Judge on
terms proposed by said White to this
Board on the Oath inst, as recorded in
the minutes, and the following appropri-
alton was made for that purpose,
J. S. White. rent Of Office for county
Judge, five months to July /
1858 SIS 90
Supervisor Dow moved to reconsider
the vote upon the resolution in reference
to application of n. n. d O. S. Powell
for reduction of taxes in village of Kinic-
kinie. Carried and tho question recur-
ring on the adoption of the resolution it
was decided in the negative.
The petition relating to new town in
1. 26, R. 5 and 16, on motion reiec-
ted.
The following bin was presented and
allowed,
I'll. Dow, days time on summons tc
act with committee of Investigation
and expenses s31 10
FIFTH DAY.
Supervisor Dow, of committee appoin
ted yesterday to settle with the county
treasurer, made verbal report, which
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session =:

Total 1890
On motion of Supervisor Cairns, the
following resolution was adopted
Resolued, That the county Treasurer
be and is hereby instructed not to receive
or cancel any certificates Issued by the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, to witness
till said certificates shall be allowed bv tho
county Board, and that the Clerk OF the
Board be instructed to notify the Treas
urer of the passage of this resolution.
On motion of Supervisor Cairns, the
following resolution was adopted - 7'
Resolved, That the Clerk of the Board
be instructed to have the minutes of this
session of the Board Of Supervisors pub
lishcd in the Prescott transcript md
River Falls Journal, End that thirty dot
lars be appropriated and orders placed i'll
the hands of the Clerk of the Board tn
pay for the same-$l5.o0 to the publish
er Of each paper.
The following witness certificates were.
presented and allowed,
No. Is, Nov. %, 1857, to a. D.
Washburn 81 So
No. 5, Nov II, 1857, to Mary -,
Foster f s-t III. .t 5,eb
----
5000
The following resolution Was adop;"'t
Resolred, That tho amount Of sccuri
tv in the Bond of j. H. Southwicf> IA
comfy Treasurer he fixed at sixteen thou
sand dollars. "a
On motion the following appropriation
was made, m@l
0. Gibbs, Jr, to purchase desk
for Treasurer 1909
Il. n. Twomb!y, legal al,ice 1900
$500
Supervisor Dow introduced the follow
ING resolution. which was adopted,
Resoloed, That the compliments Of tho
Board be rendered TO o. Gibbs, il. Cicrn,
for the prompt, correct and cfii.;ept lf.nu-
ner with which he has executed the dd-
ties Of his office, and for the courtesy
which has characterized his intercourse
with the Board and other officers of the
County.
Supervisor Dow also introduced thcf, H.
lowing resolution which was adopted,
Resoyrea That the thanks of the Board
be rendered to Mr.. Boughton, the Chair
man, for the ability and courtesy with
which he has performed the duties Of the
Chair as-a-,e
On motion the Board adjourned si4e
die. OLIVER GIBBS, JR., CLERK.
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Proceedings OF The County
Beard.
ADJOURNED MEETING.

The Board of Supervisors of Pierce
County, Wisconsin, laet at the Council
Room in p escott, on Tuesday the 23dof
March, Present.
H. Boughton of Oak Grope, Chair
man.
Hilton Doe, Prescott
n. S. Dunbar.
o. Strahi- Clifton.
G.. w. Cairns Greenwood.
Judson Warner-MarteH.
n. A. JAY Triaa6cNe.
P. NJ. S:mon-Ie7ry.
James Diamond Bluff.
Henry Dow-Lsabe7e.
Amos Harris--PieasaHt Totfey.
The following committees were appoin-
tell .-f-.-t ..es
On 7oma Organtzations.-- Supts.
Warner, Jay and Simon.
On neutrality-suspicious. Dunbar,
Dow, Doe, Cairns, Sirahl and Akers.
Supervisor SIM n presented q petition
offreeholders OF Township 26, R. Is, ask
ine that sections 5, 6, IS, II, Is, 10, 20,
90, 80, 81 and 80 be attached to the
town Of Perrv-Refered to committee on
town organizations.
Oliver Gibbs, Jr, county Clerk, repor-
ted tho following d;sbur nents Of orders
amounting to s252,l9, appropriated by
the Board in 1857 and left in his hands
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The subscribers offer
ElEVsEI FOR SALE

at the N Worth end of the Walstow Ridge, mile
and half from Hudson on the Baker Station
road. Every barrel warranted TO slack. Price.
$l.10 per barrel. p. d. ALDRICH d. Co.
April 7, 1883. ag. 42tf
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SHERTFF,s SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, }
~ }ss.
County Of Pierre,

\ y c5,n,y Of Pierre. }ss'
BY virtue of an execution to me directed md
delivered, issued out Of the Circuit Court Of
said County in favor of Thomas Gordon plain
tiff and against Abher B1aisdell defendant, BY
direction of plaintiff $ attorney, / have seizsd
and taken the following Real Estate, viz: Lot
No. 6 in Block B. in the City o. Prescott, in
Pierce County, which I viii sell at Public
Auction to the highest bidder for cash, at the
front door of the Court House in the CITY of
Prescott and County aforesaid on the 2sth day
of December 1857, at o'clock in the afternoon
JAMES H. EAMES, Sheriff
". WISE, Plaff s Atty. t I9e
Sheriff S Office, Prescott, Wis, Nov. 6,1S57.
P0sfss,Unement. t1sv-
The ABOVE sale is postponed until the 18th.
day of February, A. d. 1858, at the place and.
hoar above mentioned.
JH. EAMEs, Sheriff:
II Or . a Il. ~
A twenty two inch BREAKING PLOW,
the best in the county. for further particulars
inquire at the South Fork mill, Also
FOR SALE!
One hundred acres GLAND. twenty under
cultivation.
ALSO @ g,r
Forty acres of the best TIMBER LAND in
the county. DISCO
BUILDING TIMBER!
l am prepared TO furnish on short notice.
every kind of building timber, from lath to
a 40 foot stick 8 by 10. For further intorlna-
ton inquire at the South Fork mill ~
.e M LSO s.Tf
Three village lots in River Falls, cheap Tor,
CASH,
River Falls. March 3lst, 1853. No. Al Il,
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Total amount

These items do not appear on the
FFeasrrer's books in any form. -
In the last annual report OF the Treas
% the Board there is an item enter
a as ''received from J. Olive, late Sheriff
$4,000" while the receipt in the
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-07

~ I. ~" ~. - 10 T||II - 81 II
j. Firner. stove and fixtures, II 7o
r. E. jefferson. witness fecs-$21,23
disallowcd. s -s..;gfr-a U s.as
t. B. Smith deputy sheriff fees, 90
DR.. j. S. Ayres, medical attendance on
pauper-$l7; disallowed "a and refer ct
red back 70 the Common Council OF
F Bnshman. work ON Jail, 4 so
G. w. Cairns, services as committee on
Treasurer S accounts, 9.if Al 10
R. w, Casv,ell, deputy sheriff fees SIS;
allowed > Is
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]. WRIGHT & co.

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NVt ~ .'' I" IN = 70 - 80. /.
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To- without smart end quicker All ais That oer thnrs
relieves orssvef has absolute and eousrol ever
the h., - .hf.h -. Ia. ar o.h.~
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L stops All pain, even Of Bsrns, instantly.
- oaa - I-',e ssss' Dnssr o
g. aubdaer ali internal and external rua.,.r.s,t.,
Q. Ends couvuisions Collie and Fiis directly. -s .
soo.hes heTses 2 .-.e quiet and strength "a
Is-,oy, voT,,sc.,,o, s,...r,,,
10. Generates new ri.sh rottedthereby.
Il. Keep. Of Black snd swelling after blows -
/ "a n-.. $3.50. pn,,. -, - Z fse
"a E.ut,aI,,.s IN po..or. "a $780, ,.,
fsea nv bs.. born.,, o.1u.s. r.n,,,.. Ia
: .l -, -.- z ~, ~ $3.50 f.S''', s'~-n- ~as
a aasSF ABsoLU 7 ELY assss - sfsi,a
Eew yh~bsr te brot b>l,eyr. 1, Or mot Fra po.on IA
aarns,;sn Modification Infection and Hydrouhoss The hor
ror OF an mem TneIpi-nt oonsusupsis oussyssion Eyv.
On ouc Disrbes pyssuter etc ave rsnseres comparatively
easily v cbild r,os->s-inv byt bsx of
mi, ,,u, mighty ceap electric rapid sn,;dots 10 mi
yar.sI .pss,,ag s@g4
$4,000 sasfr
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VI" D iof'e'so' o0es n's save LirN an
se'eio' r.I.uoNs easss !
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.prs.vv wIruour IT "a !, -. 49, a.. -,
commercial sntdote ertant y.-,, ,.5ss r~..-
Refer 70 Dr. Mott New York tbs greatest surgeon. ssc
- = -" wsInp1T !. ~ " st
81 and Isl chartrss street.
- - ~ ~ 5,axs3ba y -ss-
IL Dr' Os8ooos hnois CnoiAkoBue ESQ
rits Gu RES 80 .afa
re's'snu Asu'' On'' 20 e'ii Asas
and kemittent Ysvsrs, Liver Complaint Jaundice, En-
largsmsnt of the Liver Enlargement Of the IA
Spleen. sad all the varsOu.s forms Il
BILIOUS DISEAsEh
Thu. ny,psb,. mes,eps s prsuared from 3, ,,..,.v,
practice Of several years in bilious climate and never known
10 ia curing fsse 400 Aeae OF any Of me diseases aoov'
nance. e.. .a......, -. -,
from their effects upon
constitution will end the Inds chOssoeus' invsua
BILE remedy for purifying the Blood. aud thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects II bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of ohossosne In Graduating Bile from
n. ,horouss and euTs = Few. "a xs.s
grades Of intermittent and rensnt fsssrs
been tested in thousands Of cases and
all who have used one 81 ms greatest Fever and
dies extant eav =
Sab sure and ask for Dr. o'soods India chossosus,
there are many coupterfes offered for SALE ls7c
nrtQa NV