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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09
SPEcJAI. NOTICES.

DyspFPsto CDfed.-FrOm JOrfph HrS'S
many years rel OF Dyspepsia in its
any permanent relief TO
The BY Dr. G.. .s1
that us effect upon has been highly beneficial srsdeatig
hof that all who may be suffering from radful disease.
will he ndnced the medicine trial fully they
J0sEPiI IioxIE. NJ 76'wan Street.
Such e.opy a. the abos. Is enic to the 'onnu, 81
Mr. hosis well known as hshy rs.estao . ri,n
Pronrietos said by th-ir agentseeery "i,fe tnov Nv
Mexican Mustang I.inimrns.-sn,ri"s'e sirsnr
stone could insure he success which ibis artrie ha. ailancd
for Rheumatsm Salt Rheum Burns bruises sim JOINTS or
,isis. spian Pole Evil and s~cnes ~ ON Horses has
no ra"a tor Nan q. Or s M ~ S p"rs
estimation ~ the Mustang nme ehecrfaly Jay that
n, this l. W SMITH Khigeheld, Conn" $. LnIcH Esq,
Hyde Park W. wrea that the horse eon'drred worth
tang I.inment. have sold him Or ia Lnient is
ry day The half NJ. told Every family should have
Beware OF INVITATIONS The genuine Mustang is sold by all
.r " Braggs Lhi'nent" ~, base imitation
BARNES 4 PARK, Iroprcims
To shr MiiiIsn.- Pref. " God. OF ~ g.oui., ha.,
after Of deep study and unrng research succeeded
nS 10 the ISe an r to any NJ" in use.
Hair Rcstoraiive the only arfi ie that has been completely
itrhng scrofua grey beaded more than
tie original beauty adds iasre to locks "leay luxu
riant having the ccc, harsh har'o reader .Ios
aud ast.ns permanently hair that loose falling
other qualities which will become
used
The pride Of manhood snguary developed by the keep
ing and oi tho hair perh the tact that
Is the only portion of The human body that
choose how important them hav this portion Il
that should all The ccnce has lse
hands render 1t beautiful permanent Ii you
would have beautiful hair gil hair hair with its natural ed
antly preserved to extreme did don't tail
chase wooda HI Restoraiiveaily Iowa state Gillette
Sold by all good Druggists. Inov l.lw.
The sale Of that resna LA Die mud truly valWa-
BILE preparation, Perry Davis Pain Killer is constantly and
rapidly increasing During the the demand this
geai reucdy has bcen atg, hrr uhrtt oned Scarcely
week passes during hich hear of
a5r having been performed within the circle of
qiautance by the the IaiH k!erlry Gen. Adver
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER The Rev ID Whitaker, wri
ting Tourg Bumah says; My dulles as Mission
prevent my noticing par but Pain Killer
has been used with peculiar in Diseases nf The
bowel ainis, burns
the Christian villages burnt dow and several
ed dying condition from the
of their j thciI the Pain Killer
with directions Il, Use All but saved.
old ly all medicine dealers.
sold hy JOHN II. SEAf. Lynchhnrg lnov l2w.
Holloway. pills the bc fires Of he "a Ith
nations whether civilized savage In and
debility generated by cxcesscs ct KIND general
OF the their Ell ct l. at the tune
oyating and they drive the
BID aud bring back the frame 10 its pristine
health and Sold the uanufrtory No gu Maiden Lane
New York and by ali Druggists 25c, bc and 81 box
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

An old negro sumbering, with his feet pointing
to glimmering fire. Opens one eye and gets n
glimpse of them as they stand up in the obseurity
.disakes them for two little negroes, and cries.
''Gif fun fore me, and relapses into sleep, Af
terra while opens the other eye, and still seeing
the ntruders, says; elf fun fore me, say.
kick you in de fire if you don't ] will, shu' -
and again he snores. His dreams not being
pleasant, he opens both eyes, and still seeing
the little pests he draws up his feet for the threat
ened kick, but is alarmed To see them advance up
on him, and excaims: VIVA, where you comm
to now! llumph! My own foot, by golly.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09
The sale Of that remarkable mud irul, vmI"n-


Holloway. pills arc tisc beacon fires of health
all nations whether civilized In weakness and
debility generated by OF k.d.
prosr ion OF the their l. at the tune
oyatng and they drive thc the
bid aud bring back the ame its pristine
gur Sold eU Maiden Lane.
New York, and by all Druggists 25c 6 and 81 box
| lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

" NC1I NTKCET HUN -tn SAT KDAY
AFTERNOON. the nh inst, will sell without reserve. If
OF privately bcore.) my PROPERTY, fronting
Iy nch Street lbs feet and running hack 0cet immediate
opposite late residence Of f. Fletcher deed The prop
cry lies ell and is enenily located to business
For furth particulars apply to w Reid Jr, or to e. r.
Phelps Anconeer. Iuov ; dtds SAMUEL. V. REID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

LNOR RENT--A very desirable family Res
II dence, Federal Hili suitable for small family, IL
formerly occupied by MIS-. Oiwayanna Roberta Apply -
to Greed T. Wills Lynchburg to the subscriber Nowln's
Store, Campbell county, Va: JAMES b. NOWLIN,
now dsf Trustee for Otwayanna Wlkerson
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16
Darn the Expense.

. . H. ~
The following occurred recently at
a church which has we are told some
thing ola reputation for its noisy mode
Of worship. During an evening pray
er meeting one. member was praying
with much earnestness, and an album
dance Of zeal, rubbing and spatting his
hands, and shouting at the top of his
voice, whilst number Of other men,
bers we're Ginning in, endorsing what
the praying member said, and joining
in the duplication. by such exc'ama-
tons as 6 do Lord . yes Lord" Sc;
the praying member went OF with his
prayer, growing more excited, more
animated, and more enraptured, be-
seeching, supplicating and imploring
"Come down here Lord
come right down here among us
come right here to-night-come right
through tho rsef" Another member
equally as excited and enthusiastic, and
who, It seems, was carried away by
the shouting brother, and had the tan
tru,ns abont as bad: here joined in
and said, Eyes, come Lord, right down
through the roof, and I'll FAY roR
TIE sfIfxGLEs.'' -
= 2Eas q s5t. 81
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16
Kansas City aud Territory.

The following is an extract from a
letter from aGentleman late OF this
City, dated at Kansas City, Missouri,
Nov. 20, 1851:
" This is a growing town on the
South Branch Of the Missouri river, and
at it's great bend the head of navigable
water; consequently, its position rs
a commercial point is commanding
aud important. It now contains some
5000 people, most of them settlers of
Is months residence or less. Next
spring there will be an increase of inn
migration far beyond that Of the last
as a natural result of the pressure in
monetary affairs and business derange-
ments in the East. This town has n,
overland trade N;th Texas, chihuahua,
California, Sonora, Utah, and New
Mexico. Its whole trade this year
has amounted to over two millions OF
dollars. Next year it will propably
exceed three millions, or even five il
the Mormon war shall continue.
have been all through Kansas Ter.
ritory and have studied it's resources.
1t is a country of many attractions in
soil climate, productions, beauty Of
landscape and in its inhabitants. Dem
agogues have made great trouble and
strife. Much blood has been shed il,
in partisan warfare and in private quar-
rels proceeding from revenge cngen
dered in the political contests. The
record of these incidents will make q
dark and disgracefal page in the ANIMAL,
Of the Republic. It is to be hoped
that record is near its complexion
The Washington isutes,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16
WHOLE NUMBER rs.

wun small sarpint owe the tribe owe
milcizidick ruinated wurld through
an 'oman---wbile he wur bcset with a
barril full owe 'em. An sixteenthly an
finally t that Sutty Loyengood is the
biggest raskil, fool, an scarecrow ever
Matched in the mountain range.
Now, George, that all may be SO,
but want you tn tell ole Grownhog
this fur me---ef he'll let me alone iii
let him alone; an eff he don't, eff I
don't lizard him agin | wish may be
burned inter a poulticc. Lets 60 tn
the spring an mix little owe hit with
this yere whiskey, Shaking his fask.)
afore you start. Mind, tell ole Barbcl-
y What ] sed about anuther big skecs,
with..-say a peck---ur a peck an half
owe lizards--try an skeer i'm eff you
kin---good bye.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16
ARE We Il Nation Of Suic Adcs.

Is it a mere epidemic, melted bv tie
rcvcrscs from which the country has
suffered, that has carried off Sc many
recently by suicide? Is suicide to be
TO the United States what the plague
is to Oriental countries? The record
OF a single week, in which we have
not sought for cases, but taken only
those that were forced on our notice.
gives this frightful result: Wright.
man, editor of the Caroliuiuu. and
his companion, Elliott, took nitric acid:
DIR: q. G. Prescott, formerly of Utica.
took rrussic acid; Miss McFarlan,,
drowned herself at Hamilton, G.. W.;
MIR. l.anham, of Macedon, took lauda-
mum; Mr.. johnson, of Cincinnati.
jumped from q ferry boat; Mr.. Slade.
OF Boston, cut his throat; Mr.. Lines
OF Utica, died by his own hand Mr..
Robertson, Of Putneyville, and Mrs.
Armstrong, Of Tonawande threw them
selves before the cars; Mr..Needham,
of New York, took laudanum: Mr.
Reed, orcester, Mass, died by
poison, as did Mr.. Thompson of Ph;la.
delphia Mr.. Rubins, Of Buffalo, hung
himself; Miss Francis NJ. FarnumI.
aged 81, Of Wellsville, Allegheny Co..
drowned herself on the l4th inst, in
a state of religious excitement; Burr
h'tman, of Cattaraugus, shot him
self on account of domestic difficult
ties. And how many, many others,
plunged unsummoned into the unseen
world, who can tell Utica Herald.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16
4 : tt It.

~~~~~NNNN~NI >eNe.eeN~N~>e~
/ LOtE TO LIVE. 5-tg.s
II love to live" said prattling boy,
AS he gaily played with his new bought toy
And merry laugh went echoine forth. -
From bosom filed with Joyous mirth,
Il love to i've" said STRIPPING bold
II will seek for fame J. will toll for gold. -
And he formed at his pleasure many q plan
To be carried out when he grewa man.
Glove to live," said aloyer true,
,Qh, gentle mad ! would live ter, you:
I have found It dc Slpty name"
II love to live," said Z happy sire, /.
As his children neared the winter fire:
For his heart was cheered to see their low.
and he almost wished himself bow.
"1love to live," said an aged man
Whose hour of life was well nigh ran
Think you such words from him were mild,
The old man was again child.
And ever thus in this fallen world
Is the banner of hope to the breeze unfurled;
And only with hope Of life on high,
Can mortal ever love to die.
LIVE TO LOVE.
.ssi4-~ t5 " "a .ies,t
II live to love-" said laughing girl,
AS she playfnlly tossed each faxen curl;
And as she climbed on her loving fathers
knee, ~ ,.....5.I
And snatched a kiss in her innocent glee.
II live to love-" said q maiden fair,
AS she twined q wreath of her sisters hair;
They were bound by cords of love together
And death alone could these sisters sever.
II live to love-" said a CAV young bride
Her loved one standing by her side,
Her life told again what her lips had spoken,
And never was the link of affection broken.
81 live to love-" said mother kind
II would live guide to the infant mind,'
Her precepts and example given,
Guided her children home to heaven. ~ z
'Ishal live to love-" said fading form,
And her eye was bright and her cheek was
-, warm
AS she thought Of the blessed world on high,
She would live to love and meyer die.
And ever thus in this lower world,
Should the banner Of love he wide unlilrled,
And when VI. meet in the world shove, !
May we love to live and live to love. ls
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16

REFERTO
M NJ W &5een s Sew ssnksr;, New York
Messrs. F. A. Orchards Co., Boston,
F. !. Tlnkham, Esq, Banker, Chicago, L
Daniel Fish, ESQ.,, President Of Farmers Bank
Lansingburgh, N. Y.
Messrs. Brockaway, Wason, Everett Co.
Bankers, Cleveland, Ohio,
John G. Smith, Pres't Canajoharie Bank. N. Y
Red Wing, June s, 1857. 46ms+
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16
CENTRAL POINT HOUSE,

OCENTRAIl POINT HOUSE,
al JACOB BooDY, PRorR,E7oR.
S S"s1 located on NH The 8 sP ere
Steamboat Landing. Persons Wishing to spenl
n few days Of recreation and leisure, will find
this a. place to doit. good and we'll sup
piled barn Is attached to tho house, and com
potent astlcr alwaysin attendance.
Sept. l9, 1857. -! COY
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16

g wen knoWnmetropollta printer once
told us that on one occasion. nm old
woman from the country came into his
printing office with an old Bible in her
hand.
8 / want said she, "that you should
print It over again. It's gettin' a lee
tie blurred, sort o., and my eyes isn't
what they was. How much do YOU
ax?'' 6
. Fifty CENTS"
"Can you have it done in half m
hour? wish you would; want to be
gettin' home; live good ways out Of
town.
When the old lady went out, he sent
round to the office of the American
Bible Society and purchased copy
for fifty cents. -
"Lor' sakes a massyr' exclaimed
the old lady, when she came to look
at it, chow good you've fixed tits
en'a most as good as new! Incyer
see. anythin' SO curious rs that printin'
is !'---Er.
DANCING "A Moral AGENr-Mrs.
DIR. Harriet K. Hunt says:
That beautiful, graceful accomplish
ment OF dancing, SO perverted by late
hours and the indecency of fashion,
able attire, has outraged many scnsi-
bic people, and led them to deprive the
young of one Of the most simple and
healthful en- oyments, because it has
been abused. For myself, l can tcsti-
~ not only toits hcalthful, but its re-
Cooperative power. The fortie,h, nay,
the f;ttieth year Of my age, found me
enjoying this lifc-chcering exercise. It
should be one of the best and earliest
amusements Of children, and care
should be taken by parents that it is
understood as an amusement.
az a Quakeress, jealous Of her
husband, watched his movements, and
one morning actually discovered the
truant kissing and hugging the servant
girl. Broadbrim was not long in dis
covering the face of his wife as she
lpeeped through the half open door,
and rising with all the GOODNESS Of q
general, thus addressed her:
Betscy, thee had better quit thy
Ipecping, or thee. will cause disturb;
ancc in the family
70 ~ >>>->.>-~->,~, - -
~ Our fashionable ladies' :
seem TO be growing smart, for u Mas
never before so hard to get round them.
They would seem, too, to DO growing
Iprudish, for they never before Kept the
gentlemen at 20 grAss q dastauce.
~ II is said that Brigham Young
has increased his harcm of seventy.
five wives, BY adding to it fifteen young
and Dvcly sluasrs. The Governor
may expect a squaw-|ing in si,c-t
time.
/ " When you are hastily pressing
an opinion ofpersons at first sight, yon
i will be fortunate if you have friend
/ at your elbow whisper swat" BE
not hasty in forming opinions Of the
character Of others, until you become
E'well acquainted.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16

BANKING: HOUSE OF
eMI171==z, Ma51Gs g. CO..
RED WING, MINNESOTA TERR1roRy.
PSMlTH r. L. MElGS, w. 3 DICEINsOv
Red Wing. MT. N. KNAPP. Bangor y
A. W. FERGUSON
.}sl Malone. Ny.
WE will give special attention to Collcc-
w tons, payment Of Taxes, and to the pur-
chase and sale Of Real Estate.
Land Warrants for sale or to loan. ..M on.
cy Received on Deposit.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16

Man proposes, Woman dispo.e..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oNIcSNeA~N~~>N
I.OsE TO LIVE. 4 s-sst:.
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LIVE TO LOVE.

II live to love-" said laughing girl,
AS she playfnlly tossed each fla1en curl;
And as she climbed on her loving father.
knee, ,s.....I
And snatched q kiss in her innocent glee.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16
From the Nashville Union and American.
SUIT LOVENGOOD,S LIZA RDs.
BY 8 Of TENN.
Set Dulhr Beard.

This cash will be paide in korn OF
produce tn be collected at 3nr aboute mex
kamp-lnetin by wun what ketchis him,
fur the cacus owe wun Sutty Loven.
good ded ur alive an safely gin over tn
the car owe Passon John Bullin at
Square mack Junkins fur a raisin owe
the devil permiscusly, discumfurtin the
wimen powerful an skarin owe folks
gineraly at the ratilsnaik springs big
meetin. ID
signed mc a
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16

II When you are hastily pressing
an opinion ofpersons at first sight, yon
will be fortunate if you have friend
at your elbow whisper swat" BE
not hasty in forming opinions Of the
character OF others, Until you become
well acquainted.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16

CARLISLE w. STRANAHAN, Prop'r.
Broadway, Red Wing,
NEAR 1HE PRINCIPAL STEAMBOAT LANDING.
THIS house has been lately renovated and
i furnished from top to bottom, and is now
in coaplcte order to accommodate MI who may
give it y call. The present proprietor is we'll
acquainted with hotel keeping, and assure the
public that nothing shall be wanting to make
all comfortable that may call npcn him.
Boqrlipg by tho day or week on the most
Rcd Wing, Oct. 20. 1857. 64-tf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16

~ Our fashionable ladies' y
seem to be growing smart, for 10 Was
never before so hard TO get round them.
They would seem, too, to be growing
prudish, for they never before Kept the
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-16

~ 1t is said that Brigham Young
has increased his harcm of seventy.
five wives, by adding to it fifteen yong
and 1ovely s4uaws. The Governor
may expect . squaw-|ing in si,c-t
time. 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08

j ? TheedtOr Of the Musical Recie5 believe in
empty titles. He says
Ell friends Will omit TO write the word Professor, in their
fayOrs, applying teacher conductor, they will
rOu,ie Of ersg certainly that word it is commonly
sla not get columns except BY accident"
Akin this silly Professor business is the abomnabls habit
into which mIny people and newspapers have fallen, of giving
title Colonel General &c, 70 every person who keeps
or provides eales and dnkabes crowd, who fills
any penny Office which specially brings him before the public.
the New York correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury
says look is about being published by LOLA MoSTEz, called
aids Beauty" which will very piquant volumes and
markedly interesting ladies. In it will be gvena full and
complete analysis all those arts, and wonderful prr
natives which Eastern women we'll those known
70 European Courts There
hits receipts and anecdotes all If the most novel and
spicy DESCRIPTION, together with appendix gentlemen the
Fascinating Ladies'" No doubt will be real ''scn
satou" book.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08

TIE FOURTH AT RRASKLISIt good fortune attend
the the Glorious Fourth Franklin, in old VIII
hanson: and right glorious time We had of it.
The morning favorable and early hour immense
crowd assembled the public square, and at about ten O'Clock the
procession formed the direction Of noble hearted
gallant young friend, Col s EwrSG, aided by his Patr
assistants, headed by that admirable Brass Band from this
city in praise said for the enliyening
and splendid by them this occasion followed
by Soldiers the typographical Union Of Mash
vile the o. Fellows the Masonic Orders, and the citizens
generally on foot and in carriages, amounting to
thousands The the strains Of martial music to
EEu Grove town, where they received BY thirty
two young ladies' hearing appropriate banners, representing the
bty-two Of the Union. This union Of beauty ano grace
was we'll calculated lend additional interest to the ceremonies
Of the day. Arriving at greeted with the good
old national song, HILL Columbia, sung by lovely group Of
the firest Of the daughters that land Of beauty
The Declaration Of Independence" was read with much
pathos by Tho H. PEBBLES, Esq which followed by an elO-
aueut address from Hon. W L. MoCONCo just returned from
western tour He seemed urge the duty OF chastsng the
mother country.
Theuiisnc was then addressed by WILLIAM EwTns, Esq, that
brave Tennessee volunteer soldier holding his auditory spell bound
By the beauty his composition and the grace and eO
uence Of his delivery. champion soldier and
less eloquent than brave.
Next We we're enrapu by the Flag of Union sung b.
Miss COURTEAY than whom farer does not i've In liza
far-famed county Of beauty.
The vast crowd numbering about 5000, then Toasted uPo
one Of the most smpuous dinners have ever seen prepared
The evidently discharged full duty recting cred
alike upon themselves their proud county Every body
men, women children negroes amply fed and sIna
regiment might have been RECALLED upon the surplus which r.
auired wagons carry away.
Returning and after music the audience was enchane
m the eloqusnce Of J. NJ. DAVIDSON, the Irish orator
for nearly an hour Notwithstanding the gentle shoWery rain du
ing his speech He was peculiarly happy in his effort on IN
occasion.
They then reformed procession and marched back to toW
and dismissed in regular orer. Taking it altogether II Wa
a to be remembered regular old fashioned Fourth OF Ju
sto inst such as should be in every section Of bro
country to do away with talk Of dsunion, and sectional d
ori and bring hack glorious days Of revolutionary
triotism.
Long may the flag Of our Union the land Of the fr
and the home Of the brave.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08

Nd the various affections consequent upon disorders
Ire stomach Colicky Palms. Heartburn, Loss u Appetite, g
pondency Coveness, Blind and Bleng Piles. In all ne
vous Rheumatic and NeUral-e Affections, it has in numerous
instances proved highly beneficial, and in others effected de
cided
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly sci
principles, after the Of the celebrated o land
Professor Bssrhave Of t great in most Of the
European States Introduction into tie United states IN
tended more especially Of Elnerland scattered here
and there face Of mighty country Meeting WITH
great success among he offer It 70 the American public
knowing that truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be &C
knOgle lodged.
IL PARTICULARLY recommended those persons whose cons
tuons may impaired By the continuous use Of Ar
dent spirits other forms Of dissipation Generally instanta
menus finds its way directly 70 the seat OF le trl
ling quickeu every raising the dropping sp
and in fact iufuug health and gIg1r tie system
NoTIcE-Whoeyer expects find this beverage will Be dis
appointed; scs and low spirited, it will prove
grateful aromatic cordial possessed uf singular remedial proper
ties CACIlON 1900.
The great familiarity OF this delightful Aroma Induced
MANY limitations which the public should guard againt pur
chasing Be persg ID 10 buy anything else until you have
given Boerhayes ollant Fite fair trial One bottle vii
convince you iuniC' superior to all these tmmita
ions. - .,-,-
ProprietOrs, - 49,. - %
Manufacturing Pharmaceu and Chemists Pittsburg, Pa
Sold in Nashville by EWin, Pedeton Co., W. W. Berry
Dpnovle Dr. A Il Roscoe, 10. q. Brown, Demovile & Bell
g. w. Hendersho I. Wells, Wells, Hooper Co., Beech
& Hunter and Druggists generally throughout the State
mays 5S-dtri&Elyins.