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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
Nashville Female Academy.

INHE citizens of Nashville will pleased to know that
during the present sessiop, the patronage Of this
stituton, has been larger in all departments than
before.
We have, however, in most oour Glasses for
from the fact that during the past the space
pied by TIE school doubled. The entire hui ding
heated with hch is iound to contribute greatly
the comfort and health of Pupils, and
from the danger of fire. sy the great dread parents
The first session Of 1858 will commence Monday,
January 2 III
Having public examinations, our friends invited
to call hour and witness the ordinary operations
OF the school The closing each day Il to 4
O'Clock would be interesting TO cur friend.
Jan16-St. @. D. ELLIOTT,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
COAL COAL

UsT received GOO Bushels Of from Bells Mines
81 gin FELL Al Is and 20 cents per bashsl.
No i2T So-h Cherry street. l. p. FORT, Ag't.
dec24--fm.
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SECOND NIGHT OF THE EMINENT ARTIST,
MR.. J. E. MURDOCH,
TINE SALE OF GROCERIES
IL ID II & G. co

- a ~ IA = - O. ~ o't
(Hart, McCrae Co.'S New Warehouse No. T. Market st)
ON THURSDAY, Jan. 2lst, W Il Offer large and de-
~ sirable assortment of ,roceres consisting in part
$50 hhds Susar,ran grades) kegs Ills (best brands
Zoo hbls Moasses; 100 boxes Soap;
200 bags Rio Coffee; 200 assorted Glassware;
I0O boxes Star Candles; 100 ." half boxes Raisins;
lo bes Pectited Whisky; 50 bxs Tobacco various br
70 "a bourbon do; 800 reams Wrapping Paper
70 Nonongahela d.; 5000 Cigars;
so 4 Brandy, Gin, &c;
with many other articles foo numerous o mention.
The above goods offered in large lots and liberal
priv ileges will be given.
TERMS:
All sums under $500 cash. over 5000 and under $780, IS
days. over $780, 60 days. fer approved endorsed
able IN Bank. [ian1S-td.
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For Rent.

COME Eve or six Of Claborue's and neat Cottages
~ situated between "a Lebanon and eesboro Turn-
pike, III be rented TO good tenants price, for The
ensuing these houses have tie privilege Of mex
haustble supply Of water convenient an Of thrn with
out charge, ana entitled the teEent the
Schools, Of which in their immediate ueghboIhood.
Apply 10 A. V. :. lINISIEY.
Dec 2-du +. e. GLASCOCK.
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Safe Of Lots.

by virtue OF deed in trust executed 10 Trustee,
ID bearing date, Oct. 1885, reg stored ia the Regis
ter's Once, Book No. %, page s21 will ell sAtur
day, January 23rd 1885, the highest bidder the Court
house Yard in Nashville four beautiful building Lots in
Halls addition, Nashville No. 81 2s, 20 and so, each ot
tonting my feet on street. and running b-sk 100
feet to alley the equity Ct redemption 10 the above lots
Is waived. Such tie is vested Trlsee will be
given TO the purchasers. sale about IL oc ock Terms
made known the day OF sale. n. HOBSoN,
decS0-td. Trustee.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
ROYAL Havana Lottery.

The drawing this celebrated Lottery will take
place of January 1853. For particulars
advertise ment in another column.
Jan l9-ltdktriw. DON RODRIGUEZ
The Prenza states that signor Bonconi, agent of
of the Opera Troupes in that the whole
$4,000 Prize of the Lottery of the 18th inst The
number II 79i.-Eatrdct from the HdOdnG CORES
pondence Of the N. Y Her aid Of December 2e, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19

TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1853.
The neutrality-suspicious. 1.-THE Odd Soldiers
say.

The Hermtage-what Athe Odd Soldiers
say. f
A State Convention of surviving soldiers
of the war of 1912, was held in Philadel'
phia on the 9Th inst. We learn from the
Neans of that city, that large number of
these veterans were present, and all seemed
to take great interest in the meeting. Some
time was taken by those present coming
forward for the purpose of signing the con-
stitntion of the association which has been
formed by them. The convention was or
gained by calling the Hon. Joel B. Suth-
erland to the chair. A number of Vice
Presidents, from the States of New Jersey
and Delaware, and from Montgomery,
.Schuylkill, Berks, Delaware, Lancaster and
Philadelphia counties, in Pennsylvania, were
also appointed. Resolutions in honor of
the Battle of New Orleans, and other great
events of the second War of Independence,
and in relation to other subject, having
been adopted, Gen. ADAM DIILER offered
the following, which were also adopted
from the State of Tennessee, has introduced bill
providing for the establishing mt of branch of the
Military Academy at the Hermitage, in Tennessee.
Therefore,
Resolved, That this meeting heartily approve OF
Mr. Zollicoffer's movement. The Hermitage ha wing
been the residence OF the distinguished hero and
President, Andrew Jackson il seems to be Mt
place for literary institution on the plan OF West
Point. Such an institution at this place would not
only be of great value to the country, but would
IL ;f,l. tha md
to the name of him whose home the Hermitage
was.
The following additional resolution was
also adopted:
Resolved, That copies of the proceedings Of this
meeting be sent to the Hon. Mr.. Zollicoffer, and
to the Members of Congress from Pennsylvania;
and that our State Legislature be respectfully re-
quested to pass resolutions recommending the mea-
sure proposed by MI. Zollcofer.
We are gratifed to find that the propo'
sition of the Representative from the Dis,
trict, meets the appreciation of the old
soldiers of 1912. 1t gives us much salts,
faction also toadd that we learn, upon good
authority, that it is approved by some OF
the most prominent officers Of the United
States army.
The establishment of branch of the
National Military School, at the Hermit
tage, as proposed, can have no other than
beneficial results, and we are, therefore,
not surprised that gallant, patriotic soldiers,
who have served their country faithfully,
should favor it. We trust the efforts of
our Representative will be seconded, in
such manner, by the whole Southern de-
legation in Congress, that there shall be no
such thing as failure recorded of them.
The united voice of the South never has
failed, and never will fail.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
FOR RENT.

TI'HRFF very de irabe the Planter Bank
L suitable for of ces EntrauceS on College aud CnoI
streets. Possession gwen immediai civ.
o. EwIN G, Pres't.
Dec lT-i. Pantersf Iank.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
FOR RENT.

rNW story frame house in McGRvock's addition 49,
Il obtaining five rooms, kitchen, large yard MO-
and good well OF water. Apply 20 -
W. g. MCFARLAND
decSl-u 40. TS, North College st.
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The Pacific Railroad.

The Washington correspondent of the N. Y.
Times says of the Pacific Railroad:
The Senste's Special Committee on the Pacific
Railroad have had several conferences, and the
prospect is that they will be- able soon to unite up
a bill under which this great work will be sure
to be constructed promptly, and which will obviate
all the objections which have heretofore been urged
against it.
The details have not been settled upon yet, bu.
the general features OF the plan likely be adopt
ed follows: 1t il proposed not to give out
contract for the construction of the Railroad but
to authorize liberal contracts for the transportation
of mails and munitions OF war between the Allan
tic and Pacific oceans by Railroad.
1t il also proposed TO capitalize the entire OF
money which is agreed to be paid for trsnsporta-
ton and to issue United States Bonds-Dot exceed
ing $40, 000, 000-to be advanced to these con-
tractors, to be returned BY them in the transpor
taton service contracted for-they, in the mean
time, to secure the United States by lien upon
their road
With these bonds it is supposed the contractors
readily purchase their iron and the equipment
of the road. In further aid Of the enterprise i. is
proposed to make liberal grants of land In the Ter
Itories; both bonds aud lands to be given i'll small
quantities. as the work progresses.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19

tY- The Louisville Democrat, referring 10
Mr.. Stewards support of the Presidents Mic
aragua policy, asks If Mr.. buchanan isn't get
sing into very bad company. Those who
have watched him most closely think he was
never out OF il.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
FOR RENT.

THAT Country Cottage. four miles from the a
City, on the Nashville md Chattanooga IaEEE q
Railroad, at Genchf, with twenty acres OF lEEl
ground suitable for Gardening.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY, Jan. Is, 1853.
Mr.. Dobson presente the petition of the Polk
county Copper Mining Company for a reduction Of
taxation. Referred.
Mr.. Rowes, from 600 citizens of Meigs to be at
tached to Bradley.
Mr. Hamilton, for an amen imt mt of the law In
regard to driving cattle from Georgia to Alabama
Referred.
NEW BUSINESS.
Mr.. Carter, of Carter, bill to regulate the sale
of exchange.
Mr.. Lowe joint resolution against the introduce
ton of any business after February LIST except
by consent of two-tbirds.
Mr.. Hamilton, bill to secure and protect Ri hts
of infant orphans and minor legatees.
Mr.. Vaughn, bill to amend tie charter of Nash
vile; also bill to incorporate the Nashville Pa
ducah Telegraph Co.
Mr.. Anderson, requiring survey and notice before
county lines are changed.
LAW REFORM.
The House took up the special order, the bill to
abolish present forms of action, and adopt petition
and answer.
Messrs. Thompson and Bradford supported the
bill and Messrs. st. John and Bullock opposed it,
and the latter gave way for recess until P. M.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
For Rent or Lease.

THAT convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike,
i pleseni occupied b. Mr.. eIoWs, IL contain.
besides ktc ems servants rooms &c and has about
7 Of ground attached II ould be good
tenant for = OF years If desired. Appl 10
Dovi9 A. y. = LINnSLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19

VIoLErs IN JANUARY-The New Haven Regis
ter of January 9th. says "a full-blown violet,
grown in the open air, yesterday laid upon our
table. gentleman of this city says the thermom-
eter stood ct his house lin the same eIposure,) al
the same point on the lat day OF January that IL
did on the third of July last-but It is cold enough
tbs morning for a Lapander-with snow and sleet
In some of the neighboring towns the farmers
have been ploughing during the past week"
Here is another item from the Rockville Gazette:
"a living illustration of the mildness OF the pres
eut season, is a twig from peach tree which was
handed US the other day, on which the leaves and
buds well started, and which is adorned by one
perfect blossom"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. Roach concluded his remarks, and fol-
lowed by Mr.. BUrch, (Mr. Brstcher in the chair)
ano at the conclusion of his speech,
The Senate adjourned until 10 O'clock to morrow
morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
MONEY WANTED.

ID FAD and do wel-Do unto We have done unto
IL Nou;- DDS you want d-Foods sold YOU.
Money wani-please unto All those indeb ei
for 1876 nd 1851, VIII p forward ard balance
their accounts. I. c. WHITE.
fang I'm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19

w- A wise man will speak well of his
neighbor, love his wife, take home news
paper, and pay for it in advance,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
CHEAP SOLE LEATHER

ID C.ANDERsuN. Nos Is and ~ College street, have
In store, and for tae be Wy lot OF excellent
tame Sole Leather 81 IS cts-per ..
Call you vish bargaias IN kind OF Leather.
T. A. q. ANDERSON.
Nos. - q a., College street,
yan12-u few doors fso broad, 81.
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NOTICE.

I'VE wish 10 purchase some IL 10 IL likely Yesns Ne
w gro Men and Bows. froE the age Of 10 -
We -ant then hksiy and Of good slzs, viii se0h bsek
akn IA. "a. HAfskS Co.
We have coed Blacksmith 70 hire Cor he year
jan ST.
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For News Orleans on Monday. Jan. esth,
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
RAoK HT

TIVE are endsubs AZ sisi pa s<nEerE Ysn -
Il aud height stramsr. 1AAEs IA EExE1<5eta j
LUCAS, Ii q Nccoxss, N2ster. eli
rat a. = regular PaeksA bssseea aha q, ss-
daring he present che al arrive hers
s4srxy sssnlaS tbs etsh- faz. s14 x4ss rsfsTa
mp MosnAf, he lt1h inss-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19

THE Tax Payers notified that the roll
for the year 1885, Is file in the County Court
Clerks oce, and will remain there until the LIST day OF
February next ins correction. II hoped
that win this inme
" oiector's Books must be made up af
the LIST OF February possible. w. g. LANIER,
janl2-d Assessor.
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NOTICE.

THE Ene Stock o. Ready Clothing lat The Auction
Il Rooms Of Benz. q. shields,) oil be open for .
fsr days loager-
Persons -shing sspPly themselves. vi. do call
without further delay. BENZ. D SHIELDS.
lanlt-u.
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT pEDUcTIoNu
DULY 10000 Numbers 1860 Prizes |

Eo,suV tesAoleuntihg
The 1900 prizes OF IS so determined By the
hgure 81 the naeer that drsss the ca.tAi-f IL Is
ODD nunber, then odi number ticket viii be
tied 10 IS 20 II IL Is nuzber, sesn every
number ticket yin be emitted 10 Is 90 In addition any
other prise the ticket mas draw.
fr bank Notes Of sound taken ct par. .Cheeks
on New York remiffed for prizes.
~ Drawings Of Large Glasses wfl be publlshed In
New York aud Nev Orleans Sunday papers, Charles
too and Savanna Dxiss-
tcksts certificates Of packages a
tickesste ANDERSON son, MAnageEs,
Aacoa Savannah Ga.
~ Address orders for Tickets TO T. b. ANDERSON,
Boa 2ss. Nashville. fsnnsszee, 80 ANDERSON 4 sos
hscoa. or savannah, eeorg1x-
Ian $500
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For Hire.

TWO frst rate negro women washers and ironers,
seamstress &C., Without ineumbrance. also, boy
Ii years old. Apply H. NJ. r. fOGG,
dec5l-f No. 80, North Cherry Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19

w receivng-direct from the add
Wv tions stock sill enable buyers,
this season. complete assortment OF AID desrA
be goods line, be found in house in
country
Included are large Invoices OF CUTLERY, from
Wostenholm, Rodgers' Crooke's and Others.
FILES. TOOLS AND SAWS, from Butcher
Spear and cheaper makers.
GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS, from the
best English French Belgian and AmeI lean Manufacur
Hardware generally, at reduced prices.
Merchants visiting the north solicited to examine
goods before purcha ing elsewhere
While the usual credit viii he continued 10 reliable and
prompt dealers terms cash,
fy those who p rchase in that
FIELD, LANGSTRoTH 4 CO., Importers,
No. 40, Market Street.
PHnADELPHIA. Jan. 11th, 1s5s--d2wStrw4--2
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GEO. M. EVANS & CO.,
MANUF4 CTURERS OFGEO. NJ EVANS
IMPROVED CORN PLANTER,
po

FTNHIs CORN PLANTER was awarded the highest pre-
MUM By the United States Agricultural SOC etv at
their Far held at sve KY, August Dist and Sept.
1s 3D. Sd 4th and 5th 1857 II was also awarded the
cal Association their Fair held ST. Louis in October,
1851
advantages all others IN at
adaps 1t particularly TO the Southern Planter and the
Western Farmer.
ls II be made repaired on any Pantaton or az
any country Blacksmith shop.
Sd. pot metal in itS construction
3d. II makes its fIrrows, dronS the corn and covers
It regular distances AMI regular Ceph fast as any
horse viii walk.
pair.
This Machine be at the Mechanics Institute
70 ems stairs opposite the Sew House, where II Is
being exhibited by Geo NJ Evans who l. prepared to
dispose Of State County, Townstp rights reasonable
All orders for Machines win be promptly attended TO.
Price Of single Machines $f2-
Manufacturers and Planters are requested to call and
vitne fits operation
Janl3--fwd.
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

ox44s ID O1 O04rx4i13-2tOA@s
JOHN ID. JAMES, Pres. d. D. JAMES, Cashier.
NAsHyILLs. Tenn, Jan IS. Isos.
/ will give SIS dollar for Lswrsnesbarg
money; and ether money at the market price.
10 purchase sIooOoo Tennessee state Bonds
all order and will give the highest MARKET price for
Land W srrants TO any amount JNo. d. JANIS.
Jan 14-u.
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a Drinking Saloon.

where be had all kinds Of Liquors of the best quality
made into kind of drink that may be called for.
only portion OF the liberal aronage Of he public
and viii my best ende4yors 10 please all who give
a call. c. ChOMAT.
Jan ID lSSS-H
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EWIN, PENDLEToN & CO.,

SUCCESSORS TO EwIN BROTHERS,
Wholesale Druggists, No. 8, Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
II AYING formed partnership with MIR. JNO. I. PEN
Ii DLETON, the style of our firm is changed to
EWIN, PENDLET0N & CO.,
contir Wholesale frog business at No. s.
Nashville Inn Block, North eide Public Square, and
pectfully invite the attention Of their
purchase NJ Drugs in this market.
Jan. is, 1S5S-1m. EWIN BROTHERS.
WE WILL FOR NEGROES,
ONE Of the prettiet places in the city-hi ghy iuprov-
" ed and in mot pleasant location. Can as
this is verv de Iirable property. BOYD CO.
janl4-n.
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FOR FEBRUARY
Chancery Court at Nashville.

roDEYs LADY's BOOK FOR FEBRUARY. Just ,
VI ceived by r. HAGAN,
JanI9-n Market street.
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AUCTION SALE or GROCERIES
LANIER. PHILLIPS & CO.

ON MONDAY. JANUARY 25~H, inst, viii sell for
" CASH in front OF wareho1fe n comnlete OFT
rent Of GROCERIES, consisting in follows, viz:
30 hhds Sugar, To- boVes Star Candles
200 bags Coffee, leo his qrs bNs star Cam
IS bbls New Moiasses, dies,
30 bb crushed and powder75 hos elected Cheese
ed Sugar., 100 hbls White wh,ky,
IS kits Mackerel, is y. Y. Hrandy,
$50 packages VI. L, Raisins; 10 " Hol. Gin,
10 sacks Pecans, 10 y. y. Rum,
sscks Almonds, 500 > eVs Nails,
10 cases 50 rdnes, rs dog PAINTED Buckets,
90 boxes Cove Oysters, 80 ness Tubs,
10 bags Pepper, - boxes starch,
2S chests Teas, $50 q" Soar,
20 bales cotton Irvine, u u" rOyle Candles,
IS coils Rore, lO0 dor Mason's Biacking,
IS Cases Matches. loo hoSes Rlasks,
Together with articles 20 make corplete
sale LANIER, PHILLIPS a co.
lo--td No. 50, MARKET
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-03

event of the trial in the court % IN other
cases. unless the court shall make N or.
der upon the reverssi Of the jsdgmeat,
touching the payment Of said costs by the
parties or either of them, as the court nay
deem jnst.
The bill to amend secs 5l3 and SAT
Of the code also passed. This bill requires
the plaintiff who brings suit ia county
of which he 10 not resident, to give ~
curity for the payment Of the costs, BY
some person who is resident to be aP-
proved by the Clerk The surety is bound
for all costs in the court il which the -suit
is brought, or in any other to which It IL
carried; and for all costs made by the
plaintiff, whether such plaintiff obtained
judgment or not. After Judgment has
been rendered, the court, after ten days
notice of q motion for that purpose On the
part of any person having Q right to the
costs, may enter up judgment against sush
surety for all costs made BY Or adjudgsd
against the plaintiff; and execution may
be issued apon such judgment a. In other
cases. s3 q sfse
The bill introduced by DR.. Stout AZ
thorizing the town council of Woodsfsld
to sell q lot in said town. The constitu-
tional rule was suspended and the bill
passed the House. a'g gias,sHsg
A bill amending the tax law of April
l3. 1852, and bill amendatory of section
IS Of the Crimes Act were defeated on
their final passage. The following we're
indefinitely postponed, to wit: the bill to
provide for appraisement Of personal prop
erty sold on judgments and executions ct
law; that to regulate the sale of stone coal
BY weight; bill anendstory to the act
regulating jurisdiction and procedure be-
fore justices Of the peace; and the bin to
amend section SAT of the csde.
On Saturday las Dr. Stout was. sworn
in by Judge Barley as an attorney and
counsellor at law. The committee sp-
pointed to examine him were F. Creigh-
ton. G. w Andrews, J. W.; Paine, G.
Edison. W. Priestly and myself. or asy
three OF as. 1t is enough to say, that
there was no objection to his admission.
and he received . "sheep skin. .
The arrangements for the grand mass
meeting here are progressing finely.
J. W.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-03

Dr.. Roback. the illnstrions SwslisA
physician, in substituting txo remedies for
the entire Matsria MedicA of theO OldSeAoelt
may be truly said to haze revolu,ioaissd
the practice of Medicine The tsndeaeN
Of all improvement. IN this enlightened ags
is to coadenss and simplify; aad il, q
thousands testify, DR.. Ro6ack's Blosd
Purifier aud Hoed Pilla ore absolsts
specifics for nine ef the ailments
to which humanity is subject the world
has reason 10 rejeice over his discoveries.
II is iadeed blessing to bs ahls 70 die.
card the nauseous compounds viii whish
the regular practitioner sad hia allg, ~
apathecary have SO lsng asd psrssvsriae-
ly dosed Us. for two preparations applieae
Tile to al cases asd sqssly isfAllibls
in internal and IN cxssraal disor.
asrs. II credit ia to- b given to respect
able testimony --if multit0des Of our hl-
iow-ci,ixsns have not conspirpd vithsus
. motive, to deceive the sick and -.
periurs themsslves. then are these Blood
Msdeoines derived from the jaicea Of 8esa>
diasviau Herbs. the most potent ef aal
knowa sntidates for disease Il Tie ssea,
ach. the Liver. she Bowels aud the 0kia,
Their Populsrity in the West 10 henadleeA
See advertisement.