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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08
INC kansas Game Played out.

So universal is the discrimination Of the inhabi
tnnts of Kansas to dscountsnanee further agitation
that the recent attempt to get up Constitutional
Convention has entirely failed. correspondent Of
the New York Times tells the whole story:
"Ths proceedings Of the Kansas Constitutional
Convention have been received here. The call was
for Collegiate Convention on the 10Th, and for mass
Convention Of the people the llth inst, to raty
the proceedings Of the first. The Convention met on
the lOth-Present, one delegate from Breckenridge,
three from johnson, and eight from DOuglRs-total,
thirteen.
Conway, who succeeded Jim Lane after the latter
ran out moved to adjourn Of bad roads TO
some day certain. This proposition was voted down.
Committees we're then appointed on credentials and
an business. The latter Committee made a majority
and minority report both reports were received but
neither adopted, and thereupOn the convention ad-
;onrnSdi Conway and Vaughn declare their purpose
TO organize party at once on the Seward platform
but it is apprehended that We shall hear nothing
more of Constitutions in Kansas until the people feel
The need Of State organization Political gamblers
have played out their hands"
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information received at Washington from Kansas,
dated the 21st ult states that Judge Conway, who
has been figuring in making constitutions for Kan
sas, spilled to Acting Governor Walsh for certified
copy Of bill which he alleged had passed the Leg
islsture last winter, calling Convention TO frame
another constitution, now known as the Leaven-
worth constitution Mr. Walsh told him he would
give true copy of the paper, but would not certify
to anything but the facts Conway said he would
be satisfied with that and it accordingly given.
The certificate shows that the bill presented to
the Governor after eleven o'clock on thUl0th Of
February last; that Governor Denver neither ap
proved or disapprOved of it but the session termi
mated on the 18th, and that the journal of the Coun
Gil does not show that the bill passed body,
but that it was laid On the table the 8th of Feb
ruary and not afterwards taken up. The certificate
Of Acting Governor Walsh also shows that the
words " February" and "8th," in the certificate Of
the Secretary Of the Council IS written in ink dif
fersnt from that of the body of the certificate.
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A correspondent of the Philadelphia Press has
beard, ''on excellent authority that the Empress
and some Of her ladies have lately bsen engaged in
making all manner Of experiments on dress as re-
CARDS form and development, and color; and the
result is, 'ha they have determined before long
inaugurate violent rsHetiOn to the present style
that is to say, to have dresses short enough to dis
play the foot and ankle, instead Of trailing on the
ground to diminish immensely their prodigOus
development and in place of colOrs more or less
staid, to have the brightest and gayest hues mag
Unable"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08

The Banner is indignant at our exposure Of the
schemes and sentiments of its Northern Black Re-
publican allies and retalistes by accusing US Of
disunion tendencies. If Il be treason to warn our
fellow citizens of the South of the danger to which
they are exposed from Northern AbOlitionists and
Southern dough faces if it be treason to reveal the
objects Of cur enemies in either section, We are
proud Of being traitors
While the Banners feelings are so much outraged
at our denuBciatiOns ofthe sectional and aggressive
policy Of the Black Republicans, and reasons there
from that we are attempting to weaken the bonds of
the Federal Unicn, that paper claiming the most
enlarged pariotismi constantly striving to convince
its readers that the national and conservative Democ
racy Of the North areunsound and unreliable Ac-
cording to cur contemporaries argument patriotism
requires US 10 be subserTient 10 our enemies and
to abuse our friends while it is treason to the Union
to utter protest against the insults and aggressons
Of the Abolitonists. The BaHHer's srgumnnt is
nearly as bad as its example
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overland % the PaoIfir-.yyhas is seen an
tho Eehuantense Houte.
Four overland mail routes to the Pacific coast
have now been settled upoD The southern oue
win be open all the year, and Che other three for
sumner travel. These routes belt the sentiment in
parallels, and are 90 distributed that each division
Of the Uaion is brought into stage and rarcad eOns
nectiOn With all the others.
Those sho we're on board The Quaker City, on
her recent first trip over the Tehrantepee route to
California, speak in the highest terms Of praise OF
the trip up the Coatzacoalcos. A correspondent Of
the New Orleans Bullsin says:
ssThev have in Paris what they call the JardiR de
Planes, q collection made at great trouble and ex
peEse Of the rArest animals, birds and plants-the
wonder of the world. If Paris we're situated On
the banks Of the Coatzacoaleo it is on the banks
Of the Seine, such collection would certainly be
unealled for Nature herself has here furnished at
/ hand one far more curious. Monkeys slligators
eagles, vnltures psrrots TascaEs, the banyan tree
eeibs cocoa palm and whatever else is rare in the
animal and vegetable kingdom alike, our famil>
] lar aeouaintances and hourly companions. The
first named in particular have welcomed us IN nun
| bers innumersble, and what is more to the point.
! every one who had gun, or could loan the use Of
one has had his pop anthem. This is the verita-
bic paradise of itinerant Esaus. No sooner had We
reached the mouth Of the river than were greet
ed by a countless number Of guls and boobies.
4 the former flying, thousands in flock, light and
airy as fhe swallow and fairly lighting up the lower
/ horizon by the quick motion Of their white wings
alittle farther up by the famingo cuTleW and white
crane-Whiie as the driven snow, and graceful
as the sEan-a splendid mack in the thick dark
wood for our party on board. As NC advanced the
piteous howl Of the monkey was heard from the
neighbering forest; iBuumerable hocks Of cha ter
ing parrots and maoags greeted as as we passed
while the lazy alligator lay summing himself al
along the shore. This ugly monster furnished rare
| sport to cur marksmen--though believe not oat
was kit-there was such grOtesque awkwardnesi
10 his headlopg plunge, to be no more; so dit
fereut from the light springy, single hop Of thu
white crane when shot fell near, that gravity her
self must have laughed outright. And here let mi
advise the traveller, who would enjoy this rar'
sport, to como out well armed with plenty Of an
, munidon. A double barrelcd rifle, Of long range
is best as the distance is frequently great to eithe
shore"
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Conversational.

correspondent of the Nashville Union and
American writing from Manchester, Coffee county,
suggests the Hon. Harvey NJ. Wstterson as the next
candidate of the Democratic party for Congress- in
that the 4th district Having served in the capaei
ty Of legislator congressman, representative, and
editor Of the Nashville Union, Mr.. Watterson is
well known to the people of Tennessee as sound
and uncompromisirg Democrat, and to his party as
among its ablest and most efficient members. Should
he be selected by the Democracy of his district for
the position mentioned, he will bear their banner
bravely and calamity, and if elected viii serve them
faithfully and honestly.-AsmPhis Avalanche.
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virginia Democratic Convention.

PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. The Democratic Goa
vention has nominated the Hon. John Letcher, as a
candidate for Governor. He was subsequently nom
mated By a unanimous vote. Ii Is said that Mr..
Leteher's most bitter opponents concede that he
will be elected by II, 600 or $1,000 majority.
J. R. Rueker was nominsted as the candidate for
Attorney General
The delegates are discussing the claims Of theoan-
didates for Lieutenant Governor
The Convention will, in all probability, adjourn
tonight
The vote in convention was upon the basis Of the
Democratic vote cast in the Presidential election
A dispatch to the Lynchburg Republican gives the
following as the result of the first ballot: Whole
vote cast So 592-of which Leteher received 81 $780,
EdmOrdsOu 10, 1856; Hopkins 6,55l; Tucker 1920;
Smith $40; Broekenbrough il ,404.
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We received no New York papers by yesterdays
mail of later date than the Sd. We ought to have
had papers Of the 4th.
Resolutions we're offered in ths South Carolina
House of Representatives, the Sd, insructiDg
the Senators and requesting the Representatives IN
Congress to use all proper efforts for removal or
repeal Of ell Federal legislation against the African
Slave Trade on the ground that such restriction is
dsrOgatory to the rights Of the South. The resO
lutons took the usual course, and ordered for
consideration on Saturday, 4th inst.
Hon. W. D. Porter, of Charleston, has been elect
ed President of the Senate of South Carolina.
dispatch from Detroit dated the I'd, says: 'There
is considerable excitement relative to the late shoot
ing of Captain Jones, of the brig Concord, by De-
putty S. Marshal Tyler of this city, while serving
writ on the Concord. The brig was at Port Sarnia,
a Canadian port, at the time. Tyler boarded the
vessel, and Captain Jones resisting arrest on the
ground that he was beyond the jurisdiction Of the
0, S. officer, the former shot him dead Tyler
brought the body to Detroit and gave himself up to
the authorities, and is now awaiting examination.
The people of Port Sarsais are greatly excited at
this outrage in their waters and requisitiOn
der the AshburtOn treaty will probably be made, and
Tyler will be taken to Canada for trial. He de-
olares that the pistol went off accidentally The
Lake men and the Canadians are intensely excited
over the affair"
A society has been formed at Los Angeles, for
the purpose of encouraging the emigration Ofspsn-
ish Americans to Sonora.
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A Man Found GUILTY BIZ jury AND Proved
IEEooEHT BIZ CALF We mentioned in our last, in
an abstract of the proceedings Of the Circuit Court
that man named John Halpin had been found
guilty and condemned to years rEce in the pen
ilentiary for having stolen and killed heifer be-
longing to H. J. Reed 1t turns out that Mr.. Reeds
beifer was neither stolen nor killed, for day
or two ago it came home alive and hearty, thus
proving that poor H Ilpin had been wrongfully con
demned. Fortunately, he had not been sentenced; so
new trial was granted him, upon which the indict
ment was quelled and the msu relessed.-OaqaCa
mn Free Trader.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08

KENTUCKY ENDORSES THE ADMINISTRATION The
Louisville Courier publishes the resolutions of the
Democracy of forty counties in Kentucky, passed by
meetings recently held, each containing an unqnslt
fed endorsement Of Mr.. Buchanan's administration
in contradisinctOn to the course Of the Douglas fac
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08

THE DREssMAKERs OF LoEDoN.-The details quo
ted from the Parliamentary evidence Of the con>
dtiOn servitdue and snfferings Of the dressmakers
apprentices are frightful In ordinary times (says
thecorrespondeDt of the Journal Of Commerce. eigh-
teen hours a day is the allotted time to work, and
during the height of the season we have known
young girls to be allowed only only four hours rs>
pose, when they are reused to resume their toll
Strong coffee is administered to enable them to ply
their needle for twenty hours without relaxation.
In Paris, the suffering among this class is less ais
though much improvement is still to be desired in
the system pursued. The rooms in which they La
Dor are larger and better aired, the food is more
substantial and the hours of repose, even in the
briskest season. are never less than five six The
elasticity and gaiety of the French character en-
ables these victims to endure more priVstiOn than
the British.
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IN CHANCERY AZ LINDEN.

GA Nixon and others es George Nixon and Others.
I'm motion and It appearing from affidavit that George
Nixon is resident Of the State Of Tennessee, is there
fore ordered that publication be made for four
IN the Nashville Union and American, requiring the said defend,
ant apTr the next term Of the Chancey Court Of Perry
county, he held Linden the first Thursday
Monday in April next and plead bill
win be taken for confessed bearing parte
as to him. ISAAC N. HUME, c. & NJ.
1ac9- rv4n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08

DR.. John L. COmstOok, widely known as the su-
,to- a. valuable textbooks on Natural Philosophy
Cbsmssry etc. died at Hartford, Conn, on Sunday
IT,r.r,bor d. BE vas 3 native of Lyme, Conn,
$3.50 IN The var Of 1912, and devoted many years
to the preparation Of sehOOl-bOOk' dis 'NS'ural
philosophy" had sale Of half a million OF copies
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08

Public sale Of stoves, &c.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock,
WILL sell at public sale to the highest bidder Stewart
Ovens old stand No "a Market street. all hand
consisting Of he following articles: Ranges Cooking Stoves
Heating Stoves Tor wood and coal Of different patterns
Franklin and PaTOr Stoves marezed Iron Nantes,
Crates lime and common,J Stock Kettles Brass Kettles Hollow
Ware Tin Ware Dog Irons Platform and Counter Scales
ners Machines, Tools, aud numerous articles mentioned.
This sale pursuant TO deed Of trust executed by VIM Stew
art See Book No g Pp SO TO 50, in Registers oce and
therefore With1ut reserve.
Terms Of saleA under SO esh, SO months
time. ldec2-dtdl G. B. GOODWIN, Trustee.
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House and Lot for Sale.

10y decree Of the County Court Of Davdsonc rendered
the November term, 1853, in the Of N. }. White
Whine and others, will offer for sale al the Court House
In Nashville, Thursday the 23d Decem Der
next, House and Lot OF ground Demumane street. said
fronts feet said street, and hack 10 feet.
Terms--S $50 will be required in cash. and the balance
credit Of one and two years. without interest.
Said property belongs the estate Of Taha Bell deceased
and is sold for distribution among the heirs.
nov23-d&sEtds ?. K. CHEATHAMs Q. & ~
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CoS0ER,E FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE


ENyFFE RobertsOn Associations having been prefer
ed the ssrvces o. several disEgu he'd Musical aateurs
the city, propose to give Grand 1nstru rental ana
vocal Concert at Odd FelAOEVss Hail on
wednesday Evening, the 18th inst.
Of admission be procured Al ae several Book and
stres and At the Han the evening the performance
sacs--tI.
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TIE NIoARAeUAEs.- infer from an advertise
ment in the Rsoietv that the organization of the
Nicaragua emigrsnts is at an end and that the men
who have been waiting here for conveyance have
disbanded, and are about to return home. Messrs.
Hessee s Co. advertise that they win refund the
passage money of the parties. Whether this is the
result of refusal of the Government TO grant clearS
ance to any ''emigrant vessel, or belief that the
expedition would not be successful if it had clear
snce or whether the parties to 1t are not weary Of it.
any thing of this sort, is more tbsn We can say
No explicit information on the subject has been
made public, and none is within our reach.-AobiLs
Trf6gRe Dee l
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TIE sEAsox AT LTHE WHITE MOUNTA1Ns.-Sinee
the 1st of November the weather has been colder at
tbs White Mountains than it has been so early in
the season for many years The snowis quite deep
On tbe Mountains, and they look white as in Jan
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CRTsP's GAEErY.

Third Night Of charming and glsd Cemeienns Mss
MAGGIE NE6TCEAEGBs .Wsdnesday, December eths
f5s viii Be presented fhe French sPys n which Miss
sgss Mitchell VIII pessaate three eaes 10 which soc as
acquired world vide fame the Queen Of PautoEe Also
viii h repeated her great character Of Katy OShesats re-
on her debut Nashville with such rapturous aplause IN
which caFaster viii sing Iruss to buck, and dance sn lsn
Tie
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G KlFTuaEDat, MD,NH


long with excellent lot Of Polh0ntas smoking Tobaseo
~ received from the manufacturers lIasey A.
Booker Ok Lynchburg Virginia, W. Langley Co.'S Who
are selling the Langhorn Loser
J. ". LANGLEY a CO.,
eec5-G a Union street
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A YOUTHFUL MOTHER The official return OF the
overseer sf the poor in the town of Taunton, Mass,
mentions that Elizabeth DraytOn was eleven years
old on the l4th day of May, 1858, and became the
mother of Horace White DrsytOn on the first day Of
February, 1s5s-three months and tWentyfOur
days before she vas eleven years old.
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DUNCAN = BROTHER,

n UMBER MERCHANTS, Pittsburg, Pa,
Dealers in ali binds Of Lumber, have hand 2000o00
White Pine Boards Deaears this city will find It to their adj
vantage order from this FIRM. All communications addressed
nreunDt attention tieeS-.l2vH
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JkING tie present. viii be veil supplied With
every variety Of Goods, Merchandise &c. when via
sold az unusually low rates.
Country merchants, veil city dealers would DO ueI
10 attend sales No Goods bought
We reoave Goods fer auction for others with limits.
Dec I, ls5S- BENZ. 2. SHIELDS.
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FEvBR ANDAeUE.

WWTE hereby certify that have submitted The Fraef.
w enberg Fever and Ague Remedy 10 a
close inspection and scientific analysis and tested IL
curative qualities in Of Fever Ague We axe
great pleasure in saying that e has proved completely succu
and tet i Is most skill uy compounded remedy. rehly
deserving he confidence Of brethren o. The medical faculty
and o. TIE public.
II MkBERRY ~ B.,NY. W. KrrrEREBari IL D. n n
" REvILOAN NJ D., Wis 7 MOTr 81 D nd
II siAHINaIoN, d. B. III. TERRIEGoN, NJ. D Cal.
] JOHNSON, N. D., No. W Y AsuroE NJ D.. IA.
ALEX. MACKENZIE, u College street.
noT24 Agent for Graeieuterx Co.
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Teacher Wnnfed

YWyO take charge Dover Male Academy Dover
The aext ensuing commence, the first Mon
day February E59 gentleman who teach all the higher
branches who we'll recommended, is wanted
other need apply. with family preferred
Address Judson Horn, President Dover, Tennessee.
dec7-Wtf
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The COnstitutiOnaIist.
SHELB VTILLE BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE
81. MCDANIEL, Publisher.

EyHE CONSTITUTIONALIsT is circulated in the counties Of
Marshall, Lincoln, Giles and Coffee, business
men Nashville Will ind their interest advertise in the
same. Terms moderate. [dec7-3t.
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Auction sale Of Groceries
By
NOR RIS & STR TTON.


NORRIS & Ration.
ON Wednesday Morning, 18th Dec. 1851
will Auction large and we'll assorted stock OF
Groceries, Liquors, &C., viz
10 hhls new crop Sugar, all so rests Buckets;
grades: 90 doz Wash Boards
60 bbls Crushed, Powdered & 50 doz Brooms;
Loaf Sugar all grades; 10 cases Matches
50 bbs Extra Coffee all gradeslj0 Demohns all sizes;
bags choice crop RIO 800 boxes Glassware assorted
Coffee; 800 kegs Nails, do;
100 bills Molasses; 80 boxes Virginia Tobacco,
100 > bbls do; Tious brands;
fresh Rasins; 10000 Cigars, various brands;
20 bbls Pecans; 50 casks Soda;
Is bags Almonds 100 boxes Soda;
Is cases Ssrdines; so boxes ground Pepper, Spice,
100 boxes Cheese: and Ginger
so bbls & j bbls Mackereli 200 boxes Star Candles
100 boxes Herringsi 50 do IallOw do
60 boxes Cod Fish, 30 bbls Cider Vinegar;
90 boxes Brandy Cherr'-S 2Oj bbs Whisky all Grades;
60 coils Rope, various 80 do Am Brandy and Gin;
80 bales Cotton Irvine; 10 do Malaga Wine;
50 doz Painted Buckets do Port do;
20 nests Tubs; 300 boxes Bandy.
Together with various other articles in the Grocery line
will keep up regular sales every wednesday Morn
ing throughout the season.
does MORRIS & sTRATTON
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed me BY J. W Bradford
the 18th day Of March, 1858, and duly registered
Registers Davidson county, expose sale on the
day March, D. 1852 the premises all the right and
title, that j. ". Bradford has the age Brick FIGURING MILL
chinory &c Of Broad AMI High streets,
the lease ground Sale cash. and the equity
of redemption is expressly waived in the deed.
dec7-d3t ANDREW EWING, Trustee.
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The GubernatOriaI Convention in Vir-
ginia.

The GubernatorloI UonVenIIOn IN VIZ
ginia.
The Convention at Petersburgh closed its session
on Saturday night last with the nomination of Hon
JOHN LsTCHER, of Rockbride, as the Democratic can
didate for governor Of Virginia. Mr. LETCHER though
opposed by the Richmond Enquirer and Gov. WISE,
with other disaffected, ant>Administration Demo-
Gratis, was nominated on the first ballot By very
large msjOrity. At this result all national men
will rejoice as a meriied compliment TO Mr.. LEIGH
rR, and merited rebuEe to Gov WISE and his
band Of faetioniss.
We subjOin short report of the proceedings from
the Lynchburgh Republican.
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Auction Sale Of Groceries


Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
KIRKPATRICK, NEVHNS & CO.,
No. 32 Market Street,
an FRIDAY, December 10Th. lloclock, A. NJ, will
offer for SALE at our Warehouse large assortment Of
GROCERIES,
comprising in part, the following, viz:
100 hhds Sugar, $50 boxes VI. R. Raisins;
800 bags Rio Coffee; 100 = q"
100 bbs. Molases; 50 doz. Wash Boards;
100 half do 10 hbls s. Almonds;
100 kegs do 10 d" tiberts;
100 bills Cincinnati Whisky; Z" English Walnuts;
50 Rye do Z" Brazil Nuts;
y g old Bour. do 40 box Virginia Tobacco
81 " Amer Bandy, various brands
% Z" Holland Gin; 10 cases Matches;
2iD kegs Nails: 100 Buckets;
100 boxes glassware; 10 nests Tubs;
100 - ". i. Cheese; 81 coils Manila Rope;
50 -" 4. D. 50 q $4,000 Segars varousbrands
Together with many Othe articles in the Grocery line
dec7 KIRKP ATRICK, NEVENS 4 CO.
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PUB Lie SALE

Land. stock, Farming Utensils,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Corn, Fodder, Hay, &c.s
SITUATED NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD, At
ANTIOCH DErOT, EIGHT CIT.
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Cures Foul Stomach, Cures Acid stomach,
Cures Bad Breath, Cures Jauudice,
Cures COstvessess, Cures Collie,
Cures Dyspepsia, Cures FsFens,
Cures Palnilali0n q the Heart
Il combines the Of other pills without their b7 st
Il opens the bowels gently, and Is not drastic gzpin
It the best pill In the World.
lcU gitarGHtss fadt AZ ne 1b0cs beasrI ees1s aI Il
dsriUed from Eas GTussH6e-g PRl.
no7sl ~. BRIDaE, N. D., New York.