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e AR 81 EVE.

Dca fmass, Partial or Total, Entirely Re
moved!
DIR ENWOoD, sR, begs to call the attention Of those
the following iacts He treats of diseases OF the middle
ndinternal ear with
B3edicntCd EsoucE,es.
Such spractised in the nrmaries of BERLIN Leipzic
Brussels, Hambeg and St. Petersberg and lately BIZ the
most distinguished London Artists with The MOST
Full SUCCESS; indie ed il is the only method which has e
uniform successful the treatment will be a reference 10
Canada, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia,
who have been Restored 80 Hearing
And not single solitary knowledge did we fail
to enec either partial total restoration the hearing
when our adyices and instructions we're faithfully and
puncualy adhered to- Many could not hear The re-
port of pistol at arms length now hear watch heat
at the Distance Of four feet -
The cases of mucus accumulation in the Eustacan Tube
and tympanum, inflammation of the membrane ner
VOWS affections dsease OF the OF the Membranee Tympan
commonly called 'lhe Drums, when the disease 20 Ne
traced to the effects of fever, colds the quinne
iai edlcines gafbering IN the Of childhood &C.
Dr. treatment stands preemnent, where the Auditory
anal is dry and sealy with little secretion when The
DEAFNESS accompanied with noise 10 the ear like falling
water, chrpng ofnsects ringing Of bells rstng yes
continual pulsations discharge of matter or when In
stopping sensation felt as if rush Of blood the head
took place, when the hearing acute in dun clo5dv
weather. or when cold has been taken, this method Of
treating the disease is infaible.
En- Denf and Dunb Cases
My experience warrants in saying that the hearing
was at any period good, very much may be accomplished
In the Deaf and Dumb School at LEIPZIG, Il
fourteen restored FOUR ACUTE HEARING Dr. b begs
explicitly to state that in those he undertakes, he
u successful result complete restoration,
such marked Improvement will be perfectly satisfacto-
Ty his remedies are faithfully applied directions
herred to.
Applicants viii please their age, duration of dis
ease, matters issue from the external passage, if
are noises in the ears Of health and what they sup
pose to have been the Of the deafness When the
hearing is restored expected that those in easy cir,
cumstances will contrbuteliberally.
All diseases Of the Eye successfully treated by the app
cation Of Medicinal yapors &c. IsFAILIBLE and PAIN
treatment for diseases Of the Eye, or chronic
Cathartc, Specs nnanatihn, film and weakness vision
GranulatOu of Lid. liberation of IachrVma M
To the astonishing and gratifying effects of this treatment
the child the youth, those of age well far adj
yanced life, all bear testimony of its wonderfully reno
waiting, healing and soothing effects.
Five Declarations Fee.
ey Postage must be enclosed for each return answer
S Money Letters must be Registered by the Post Mas
ter when they win be at my risk.
~ Medicines, Apparatus &C. will be sent to any part
at my own expense and risk
6mlO II. ENW0OD, sE., Brooklyn, NJ y
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State of Wisconsin,, -.-Circu;t 6Io,,r,
Ken0shu Couutv
Mortgage Foreclosure.
NawhnEl q, I,e,...t r,,t. . =

mortgage foreclosure.
AeAdnuer a. NeWDod against Fills f. Burton Anna prr
ton, w. N. Burton. mann" DUR
ny virtue of and pursuant to a judgement in the ab
- entitled action in said court rendered NAV 9TH
lSoS, lsha expose for sale and sell at nul anct;on 80
the highest cash bidder Court Hoise in be city "a
county OF kenosha on the 18th day June A. D. ISIS at
the hof 81 one O'Clock in the afternoon of that day the
oo"lhg described mortgaged premises, much there
Vi as may DC necessary ana sufficient raise the amount
OF sad liens for taxes and assessments interest
costs, and expences of said sale to witt All those
pieces parcels or lots OF land lying and being in tbe rd
ward OF the city Of Kenosha Wisconsin, and known and de-
scroed as lots number three, four, five six 49, s. 81 in
BLOCK number eight Isl in Nichols and Holmes addition
to the late village of Southport city of Kenosha Wis
consin. "'s-
Dated, kenosha, May 18th, A. D. 1855.
Owls JAMES NJ. PETIT, Referee
l!E sale of the above property postponed until July
rum a D. 1898, at one o'clock in the afternoon
Zd JAMES ". PETIT, Referee
HE above sale postponed until o'clock the af-
ternoon of the Oath day of July A. D. 1883. u
JAMES NJ. PETIT, Referee
Dated Kenpsha, July 10th, A. 1885, std
HE sale of the above property is further postponed un.
til O'Clock in the afternoon of July 3lst A. D. 1855
henosha, July oath, a. d. 1855 J. NJ PETIT
,,,rplw's Referee.
HE above sale further postponed until two o'clock in
the afternoon of the 18Th day August, A D. 1855
DATED henosha, July Slst, 1s5S.
2w7 'AMES NJ. PETIT, Referee
HE above sale hereby further postponed until two o.
CLOCK IN the afternoon of the 23rd day August A. D.
Dated Kenosha, August 18TH A. D. 1855
lwlo JAMES NJ. PETIT, Referee
HE above aleis hereby further postponed until O'Clock
IN the afternoon othe 23rd day of October A. D. 1853
Dated Kenosha, August 23rd, A. D. 1855,
9wll JAMES NJ PETIT Referee
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OLE AN YOUR WHEAT
Gu. the BEST TANNING MILLS

, W.DICkEY is now manufacturing at Keno
sha, the best Tanning Mill now in use His
Mills have received the highest premium at the
State Fair, at the Dane and kock County Agricul-
tura Fairs, and better than all that every farmer
that has ever used them, is living testimonial of
their superiority any other mill manufactured.
The following is the award Of the state Fair last
year; The Wisconsin State Agricultural Society
awarded his Diploma to p. w. Dickey for Best
Tanning NJ lleXhibited at its annualfar 1856"
g Geo. Tir any, Seo'y.' Harvey Durlzee, Priest"
There is no mill iii this country except this that
will clean spring wheat perfectly clean That this
one will do it the following certificate sufficiently
proves ::
81 purchased of P. w Dickey, one of his Fan
ming Mills, and a far trial | have found it TO
be all that he claimed for it. 1t is the only Tanning
mill that have ever found that would clean spring
wheat perfectly. JOHN LAMB.
Being now prepared to manufacture, these mills
on scale to meet the increasing demand orders are
solicited. ManufactOry at the foot of Market street
near the middle warehouse, Kenosha, Wis
Agents-Jaaesvie, Bump & Gray, at Mil &, s
w. X. r. Depot, Madison S. r. Fox hardware
merchGnt; Belxidere, ILL.,; Henry Williams
Price Of Mills-Cash down. or notes payable at
the city Bank il 90 days; with interest S22 90.
Orders promptly attended to, and mills sent to
anypartof the country.
Kenoeha, August q. 1857 lift
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DIR. CUEyERWELL
Q NJ NJ a N n Q . .

Medical Essay New, Certain and Radical Cure Of
SpermatorrhRa, &c, without the use of Internal
Medicines, Cauterization or any Me-
chanical Appliances.
JUST PUBLISHED the 9th edition, in sealed envelope el
and mailed to any address, post paid receipt OF to
stamps
This little work. emanating from qualified member of
the medical profession, gives IMPORT ANT INFoaNa
TON EVER PUBL HE'D, to all persons doubts
her phy lca condition, who of ha wing
hazarded their health and appnesscontaning partcu.
lars OF an intirey and perfect remedy Of Sp -rm-
atorrhea, or Seminal Weakness Debility, Ner, ous-
ness Depression of Spirits, loss of Energy Lassitude
Tmdty, Involuntary Discharges, Impaired Sight ana
Memory Blotches and Pmpes the faces Piles Indges
ton, Papitaon OF the Heart lily Prostrato OF
the Whole SYSTEM inducing Impotency mental and
physical Unexpectedly means of which every one may
cure himself privately and at :rifng expense.
~ Address DR.. Gil j. C. KLINE, 1st Avenue cor 18Th
street, New York Post Box No, 1850. Iy32
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HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
and Builders Hardware invited to call and examine
BlacksmIths will always find them well supplied with
Iron Of all kinds Horse Shoes Horse Nails Rasps Wrought
Bolts Nuts and Washers, Ground Wagon Boxes &C., with
| full assortment Of
bridesmaids Tools, .,
among WHICH may be found Bellows Anvil Vices sledgss
aaamers Stocks and Dies, Rasps, Files Nppers, &C.
They Will keep constantly on hand a large stock of
Cabinet Makers, Tools and Tri,,,,o;,,vs
that pertain to their business
Pocket ~ CIV
CUTLERY.
Silver Plated, German Silver, and Albatta Ware of all
descrptons together with almost endless variety OF
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Cisern and Chain Pumps, with tublng) well wheels Cor
dage of kinds and in everything that pertains the
assortments in the state.
The stock entirely new having been selected with the
greatest care from manufacturers and Importers and VIII
be sold for cash as low, lower bought in the
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders,
ana all others are respectfully requested call and
anime Goods and Prices which vnbW uy and free
Z R O III
OF all descriptions Ok bows and OK yokes rings and STA
Ples steel springs cuvator teeth Nails little cheaper
than our neighbers wheel heads wooden and iron bench
screws es chisels augers bellows, grind stones
nous quantities of
1Ut, ODeet IRON ana copper Ware,
Of our ewn manufacture and not surpassed by any tinker
this side of sundownl
OUR TIN SHOP
s up stairs and keep constantly or
Aand everything in the line of tin manufacture and where
We are ready to make tin CUTTERS conductors cave
&C., and put them up at short notice.
TO all who wish to make our acquaintance would say
we always glad you with you to ret your
money in exchange for full equivalents and you have
not the cash. old ron old copper pewter brass or
IKE we don't refuse to wait length
u tine. cong by you as we would be done by.
EN oruers will receive prompt and careful attention.
WOOD & CARTER.
Kenosha, Sept. 25 1856. 1v15
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Bufroughs-On the n or sec 6, com
mencing at cor of W. L. Hinsdale's
lot, thence to cor of said Hinsdale
lot, thence 100 #, thence to S. Pat
terson's lot and on the line, thence
to the beginning ne G
Smtf--part or sec 6, common
cling Oi rods { of of said or,
thence 9rds ks, thence 25 rds e
rds ks, II % rds to beginning ne
Unknown--part or sec commencing
ITO It Of cor lot 49, on the side
old Chicago st, thence % it, e 100 it,
n % #, W 100 IT to beginning ne G
Unknown--part Or sec 6, commen-
cling So # n cor lot 49, on side of
Kenosha ST., thence TO Thos Scott's
land, thence Al #, e to Kenosha st
thence n to beginning, being the n half
u OF OF foregoing .
commencing on side Kenosha st, 81 # II of
W cor OF said lot, thencee 10 rds, thencen
Ii 1t. thence W Is rods, then to beginning n q &
Iates-lot 8, side park ne 6
Brown-part Or sec 6, commencing6
rds S e cor lot II, thence W to e line Holmes
Nichols Addition, thence 8 8 rods, G to old
Chicago road, thence to beginning ne 6
Scott-part II or sec . commencing on
side old Chicago road, Is rods S S e cor lot
II, thence W 10 rds, thence 8 rds, thence e
~ rds and n rds to place of beginning ne c
J II 1eoman-part Or sec 8, commencing
at point ~ rds s cor let II, and 10 rds
Of old Chicago road, thence $ 6 rods W
> IL rds Il rds, e 10 rds to beginning ne
stephen Forbes-part or sec recommending
at point y rds S cor, lot II, and Is l-2
rds old Chicago road, thence 6 rds, VS.
rds, rds, and c to beginning ne &
John White--part n Or sec 6, commencing
Is rds $ e cor lot II, thence W to e line Of
Holmes Nichols addition, thence 8 rds,
thence TO W side old Chicago road, thence
to beginning ne 6
W NJ Allen-part ar sec 6, commencing
As Sd rds cor lot II, thence W TO cen.
tire line OF said ar, thence 1876 it. thence
to old Chicago road, thence 1S5 # 10 be-
ginning ne &
Geo Fowler-part Or sec 6, com nencing 16
rds s cor Homs h Nichols ad., thence
to telegraph road, thence 8 rds #, to
centre line or sec, thence n rds to begin'g n e 6
Peter Tuy--part or sec 6, commencing at
wv cor k 10 in Holmes Nichols adj thence
rds, thence e rods, thence n rods,
thence W rds to beginning ne 6
Unknown-part or sec 6, commencing at
e cor lot 10 bk Homs & Nichols addition
thence rods, thence S rods, thence 8
rods, and to beginning ne
s.s.a.y.f -tt. l ..4EF l.IL. . - W
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THOMAS PRIcTURE,

Wines, hiqaOrs, srisIs and Scotch yVhistsey
- = LondOn Porter, Scotch ALe, Cigars, &c
Es rn ndies.-Otard, Dupuy d. Co., l. Cherou's
ChaMpafgae. @. Adngfaald, H. Lom6at, J. &.
J. j. Dupuy, Damien.
Gins C2l0gnee, DuKuypers, Key, Thistle
Esums-Jamaica, 81 Cfoir.
Whislcys--O Old Monongohela.
Wines-Bn rgtpndg POrt, Madeira, Malaga, Por
Grades. W.
ChqmPa1g,4e HeldSack ond He1dseck e. Co. do Lolle.
m4nd, do Queen P5ct0rln, M. Ducaf Crane
iU 1Etaret az c0Ss, Ciuret cases. White az cosiss
fWhate IN cases, Muscot, MuScat IN cuses Bran.
q dy Cherries. Cherry Brandy, Cordials, Buffers,
ALcoAOl, Pure Spirit. 4, @
10 |Prctures Double Rectifed Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel. gaH yl Kenosha. Wis. dis Movie
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RI o WAR D ASSOCIATION,


Benevolent Institution established by special endow
ment for the relief of the sick and distressed afflicted
with ''Virulent and Epidemic Diseases"
W all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such as
Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness Impotence, Gonor-
rhsa Gleet Syphilis, the Vice of onanis self-Abuse
&C., &c. - eh A,% a-s 80 ~. ~
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful des-
tructon of human life caused by Sexual Diseases and the
receptions practised upon the unfortunate victims of such
diseases by uacks have directed their Consulting Surgeon
as Chdr'tddIe act worthy of their name give
ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted who apply by
letter, with description Of their condition. ag occupation
habits ofife &c and in ofexreme poverty and suf
ferng, to Furnish Medicines Free Charge 1t is need
less to add that the Association the highest Med
zeal skill OF the age, and will furnish the most
err treatment W. Eaa
The Directors, review of the past feel assured that
their abors in this sphere of benevolent effort have been
cfgreat benefit to the afflicted, especially the young
and they have resolved devote themselves with renewed
ST. to this very important but much deze apised cause
Just Published by the Association Report Sperma-
torrhoa or Seminal Weakness the vice Of opanism, Mas
turbaton or SeAbuse, and other diseases of the Sexual
Organs by the Consulting Surgeon which will be by
mall (n asealed envelope) FREE OF CHARGE on the
cept OF TWO STAMPS for postage. i15sf.Gs s1
Address, Dr.. GEO. R. G LHOUN, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. South NINTH Street. phiiade-
phia, Pa. By Order of the Directors e e %. -
EZRA d. HEARTWELI4, President.
GEO. FA1RCHILp, Sec'y. 1y33
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Schedule of Prices.
No. 1-SIOnts EIIiptiCaI DOubIe Thread
LOck-stitch Machine, in style, finish
and capacity, is equel to tho high priced
mdcHlneh- -------..-- 500
No. 2.-SIOaps shuttle Machine, using
Bradshaw's Improved Shuttle, strong dur
able and beautiful machine ........ $G5
No. 3.-SIOnps EInstic Stitch Machine-
this Machine makes both double and single
thread stitch, making the strongest and
most durable stltch ever made with a sew
ing Macnlhe. .-..------ $50
No. lis J OhnsOn's PaGent-being the best
and most highly finished single thread Ma
- chlhe IN use 800. ---.-...---$ $40
No. Sis IA Single Thread Muchine,-
Price without Stand SIS, with Stand $40
We cordially irvite ladies and gentlemen to call
at our
Western Sales Room, 100 Lake Street,
CHICAGO, ILL,
And examine our variety of Machines
p o. Box 1850 A. WILMOT, Agent.
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n THE MATTER OF THE GUAR

t;1ANSHIP of Zera Brown.-On reading and fling Tho
for o. Henry b. Brown, guardian of said ward prayine
his te payment of his wards debts and the exnense ~
and it a support and taking due proofs of the same
II is ~ necessary that such sale should be made
and cannt " o D. 1885, at my Office in the CITY
said Nehosha at ten O'clock in the forenoon Of
herested BY publishing COPY of this order in the
before said day of hearing "9 weeks SucceSslVeiy
Dated Oct. /, 1853. 2w17oct7 'oN %. JILopN,
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

TENIE FOLLOWING LOTS AND PAR
IL GELS OF LANDS were sold by the Treasurer of the
the taxes Of 1855 and the redemption viii expire on the Sth
day Of April A. d. 1852 unless redeemed before that time
Hob r.. II. DEMTNG.
lSWle Clerk Of Board Of Sap'rs, RenOsta Co.
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VarniSheS /. Varnishes 4!

l.aigc consignment IF Coach, Carriage and
a Furniture Vsrnishes, from the celebrated Man
factory OF Filden & Nephew, N Y. just received
and for sale cheap, by
STARKWEATHER & Co
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rods ofn of or, thence SO --at.1S 3J-4
rods, W rods, n rods e TO beginning 81 30 @ %
Unknown--part bk 81 commencing o6 - ~ 80
W line Of said blk, al rods n core1a s rtt
1rp ppus' rods y rods rods 81 80 $50
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OUR TIN SHOP
WAGONS.

GOOD article of Lumber Wagons are kept constantly
a on hand, and TO: sale at
45tf April. WOOD & OARTER,s
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CITY OE kENOS HA.
First yVard,-Toacn 2 Rdnpe 9:

w ard O1cn =, hdRgR u.
Names. gSE
John whte-Part bk 4, commencing attn 8 cts
OF said blk, 81 #, 1893 1.2fteto
e line OF Blk, to beginning ........ ise 81 rs SIS
Smith, Worthy 4 Co-lot bk iS, and - "
third lot 10 blk 13............9&1 10 13 81 96f SO
WIN. Bayis-w nj W ar .............. % 81 46 81
Geo Kimball--w "a # lot blk rs, being24
IT front on Market street, extending N
same width to line lot u. -. % s 81 Is 81
dwell. ....t.. ................4 90 81 80 81
BISHOP. ..-...............S 90 81 SO AZ
H Quarles-w two-inlrd " or IA 81 25 So
a point on Park ST IS # W of S cor Of eH1F
the bk thence W to cor, n to centre
bk l76 fl, to beginning. .,. 85 s e 81 66 4s
Fisk-part lot bk 40, commencing at r-ss o. RI
e cor of blk, thence W 1872 #, S 99ifte r4
l52 IL #, to beginning .....1 40 e 81 IS 40
Mrs Ward-part lot 3 bk 40, commencing
12s # W cor said lot. thence n to n
line, and tobeginning. '.......s 4Ose 81 10 %
ACampbell-part lot 3 Blk 40 commencing
on line Of said lot 81 # OF " cor, .s,g =
to n line, a it, 5 to line, and W to oo,o
p WERiImorse-w If Il ! 81 81 % 81
Pat spen1an ......... 10 AZ 81 27 &c
Josiah Bond--part bk 40, commencing
so # cor said bk, W TO Nv cor lot
2, % IL # to point 50 # W OF
line said bk, TO beginning. AZ u IL q
Geo Kimbal-part lot bk A, commen-
cling side Wisconsin st, IA 1t c OF ,.---
| s VI cor Of said lot 9, thence TO cor 49,
| 70 n e cor, to a point 124 fte Of W .- liap
line thence to beginning, 3 A 81 10 81
VIM Murphy--W third g W 30 IL II
Brady .45 1874 II 2 50
Unknown. A 1874 sw3f 2 50
E II Gosgroye-Fisks addition I'D Isw3I 54
Samuel Worthy Fsk's add. lot / bk a.
except that part taken by r r Co! . 114sw 81 s4O9
Samuel worthy. 2 IA 81 10 81
second Toson ?, Range 23.F
john MskinTpar bE ST. commencing ~
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THE MIA;CHINEs
Making different kinds of stitches, consequently are
adapted to
ALL KINDS or Sc WING

adapted 70
ALL KINDS or Sc VINGt
The perfect adaptation and unrivaled excellence
Of these MachinesStbe increasing sale and unani-
nous comnendatioh they are daily receiving, war.
rant us in recommending them with the utmost con
hdence.
They are simple and durable in construction ha-
wing less small springs and complicated machinery
than any other Double Thread Machines ever offer.
ed to the public. Beautiful in model and finished,
applicable alike 10 the use OF families or manufac.
tures.
We feel confident that these Machines are equal
to any other now in use, they combine the latest
and most desirable improvements
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LOUIS MAUSS.

oPTICIAN-Late with BENZ. Pike & Sons, N Y, No 70
Lake street. Chicago, Ill.,, opposite the Court House.
Gold silver and steel speeaces ard glasses opera
and marine glasses telescopes, microscopes magnhers
barometers thermometers hydrometers, mathematical
drawing instruments &c Spectacles repaired glass
es inserted. PereSeopc glasses and Brazilian pebbles
1y13
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EsIdtt OF II hlHS-UH DWTKtG'5 AUuI-
ton, commencing at the 3 W cor OF the
Park, thence AS rods, thence TO the
lake shore, thence northerly along the
lake shore to point due of the place
of beginning, thence W to place of be-
thinning
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aglyegaI

4 issOLufiON:-The co-partnership here
- aoore EXISTING under the of Haythorn Son ia
wicofect all accounts and pay all debts "
o,,n 4w %I WILLIAM HAWTHORN =
""no'' WIS., oct' l, 1898. j. Fl. HAYTORN
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d NOrthWay-aII except 80 r oil end,
do do do do do
w Mygatt-part lot 10 blk s5, common
cling % # II cor thence II % # thence
y W to W line Of said lot, thence % #
thence e to line of said lot
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

yXTIlL attend To all business intrusted his
w in South Missouri. marl0-ily
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
Persons Of ConsumptiEe Habits,
READ THIS!

ITO THE GEFENBERG COMPANY; For the Arst
time In my life am induced 70 certify 10 the truly
wonderful effects OF popular medicine, but in send
ing you the certificate feel that am only dschargng
duty that owe 20 the Grsfenberg Company, and
more especially TO suffering humanity
About the first Of June last, had a negro man taken
with cough attended with restessness, splitting Of
blood and other dangerous symptoms Of consumption.
Immediately called in truly skillful and scientific
physician, who told me IL ofaeonsumption.
He treated him for several weeks, bat he gradually
grew worse. then had another physician Of great
reputation lung diseases. He examined him, and
also decided il 20 be a hopeless Of consumption,
and said it was useless TO spend money in trying 10
cure him. q.
I had previously promised the Grsefenberg Agents
here, (Messrs. Wells Lowell } that when the doctors
gave him up would try the GrsefenbeTg Consump
tve's Balm. did so and 90 my agreeable surprise,
the man began 10 improve after taking only I'VE or six
doses. He took only two bottles Of the Balm and
three bottles Of the Grefcnberg Sarsapara Compound
which cost me the small sum al nine dollars, and To-
day consider him entirely cured He worth 81 200,
and he IS doing me good service on the plantation.
consider him perfectly sound and well he IL fat,
hearty, and strong, without vestgc sign OF disease
left. ... JOHN MYEIS,
have used the Grefenberg Consumptive's Balm in
severe OF consumption my practice with the
happiest effect. wish all would use it,
s. MEDARIS, NJ. H.,
Toten's wells, Tenn.
The Grscfenberg Consumptive's Balm will effectually
cure Consumption and all complaints Of the lungs In
cases of Cold on the Lungs and Chest IaEguor com
Dlncd with Ifcult Breathing, Pains in the Chest and
Bronchitis, the Grefenberg Consumptve's Balm will
effect complete cure and prevent the disease from
becoming confirmed Consumption. In all cases, de-
all diseases having tendency TO Consumption. We
earnestly advise all 10 procure the Consumptves Balm
in season
aS- The price Of the Consumptives Balm, Is S. per
bottle. ALEX MACKENZIE, Nashville,
Agent for the Grsfenberg Company for Tennessee,
Alabama, and Georgia. 0an25-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

rT'HE undersigned is prepared to introduce into use
Il ia Tennessee W. T. CHlI.DS & cos PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER PROOF CEMENT ROOF.
ING and asSs the attention Of Architects, Builders
Railroad Companies, and the public, TO examine its
superOrty over other Roofing