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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-17

THE GAIETY.-There was a fair and we'll
pleased audience at the Gaiety, on Monday
night, on which occasion, the Manager, W. II.
CRISP, and his estimable lady, assumed, re-
spectively, the characters of Julien ST. Pierre
and Narid,uae in Knowles play of The VIE.
Mrs. CRISP is evidently lady of fine dramatic
taste and discrimination. Her reading and
conception is excellent, and but for the weak
ness, or perhaps more properly, the infexibili-
ty of her voice, she would rank among the
pre-eminent on the stage. Her stage manner
and movement, are generally easy, natural,
graceful and attractive. Mr.. CRISP made a
most agreeable impression. He has the ele-
mentary qualities of "a superior artist His fine
person, rich voice, and correct elOcutiOn, to-
gether with the power Of rendering the various
slight, but distinctive shads, Of thought, feel
ing and passion which breathe over and stir
the inspired soul of the author, are sufficient
10 place him high in the ranks of his profes-
sion. He oVercame To an extraordinary cx-
tent, the great deficiency Of his eye sight, and
overbearing all difficulties gave the character
of 81. Pierre an excellent rendition.
AT the conclusion of the play, they were
called before thecurtain, and Mr.. CRISP, made
happy er tenn. speech, reverting to the cause
of Mr.. BOoTH's non-appearance, and to the
fact that ne had settled his family permanent
ly in this city, determined-to make the Gaiety
a place of pure ard elevated amusement
The play for this evening is Shakspeare's
Merchant Of Pezpice, the entertainment to con-
clude with the new farce-One C5at for taco
SuLS
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A FRAcAs IN THE TENNESSEE SESATE.-The
Senators from Maury and Shelby counties,
Messrs. WHITTHoRNE and WALKER, varied the
proceedings of that body on Monday, by en-
gaging in a small fisticuff. The circumstan-
ces, as we learn them from the the Lnion and
american, are: Mr.. WHITTHORNE rose to point
of order. Mr.. WALKER, interrupting, said the
gentleman from Maury had risen to point of
order, but was proceeding to the discussion of
something else. Mr.. WHTrTHORNE replied, that
showed how little he knew about it, Mr..
WALKER rejoined that Mr.. WHITTHoRNE
had been drunk all the morning and wonder
ed if he thought him so. Mr.. WHrrHoRNE
retorted that ii was a ID lie. Whereupon
Mr. WALKER struck him in the face with
book, and the parties clinched. They were
separated without material injury TO either;
and the matter was reported the next morning
as amicably and honOrably adjusted,-both
making apologies to the Senate for the viola
ton of its dignity and decorum.
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VEST BUTTONS.

HAVING replenished my stock of shell, Cameo an
l. l. Stone Vest and Sleeve Buttons, will sell then
cheap for cash }. Ii. McGIII-
jan l2-u
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Gs- The maXims of the wisest men are to
preserve the body in perfect health, not to
wait for the development of disease. Be wise
in time - check and guard against the first APP
proach. Keep the stomach and blood pure,
and the plaguos of poisoned atmosphere fall
harmless. The only remedy that will thor
Oughly purify the blood, and at the same time
strengthen and invigorate the system, is Nc
LEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD
PCKEER. Try it. and your will be cOnvinc-
ed. 1t is fer sale by all druggists in Nash
Vile See advertisement. fel5-1w.
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THE MONSTER MoRTAR.-Lately the monster
mortar, compounded of wrought and cast
iron. in separate pieces tightly hooped togeth-
er. was tried at Woolwieh for the second time.
and with a result that may be pronounced
successful; for, although at the fifth round the
middle ring partially gave way, and thus in
terrupted the practice, the ability to project
shell weighing about ton and "a half, and ca
pable of holding no less than 800 lbs. of gun
powder, was fully demonstrated. Considering
that the monster shell is no less than yard
in diameter, and that sort of axiom had hith-
erto passed current amongst military engineers
largest which mOrtars could be constructed to
throw, the achievement will be appreciated by
even nOn-Eailitary men.-LirapoOI Times.
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CONSTABLE.

Sc We authorized 10 announce W. =. MEAoHux
al the ensuing March election.
M We are authorized 10 announce JoHN D. THrR-
a candidate for Constable la the Nashville
trict, at the ensuing March election.
III We authorized to announce r. z BuRxHAx
candidate for Constable this District the
suing March election.
Hs- We authorized 10 announce wusox MuusS
candidate Tor Constable in the Nashville District,
at the ensuing March election.
rs- We are authorized to announce JI<sE w PACE
a candidate for Constable In the Nashville District
SS- We authorized announce Med A. NoIEs
candidate for Constable ia the Nashville District,
at the next March election.
aS- We authorized 10 announce W. D. CABIER as
"A candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
az We are authorized 10 announce JoauH l. RYAN
as candidate for Constable In the Nashville District
Is We authorized TO announce JEssE n. PERRY
a candidate for Constable In the Nashville District
~ the ensuing March eleetion.
as- We authorized Co announce FIxTc1uR W.
HoRN, candidate for Constable Ia the Nashville
District, at the ensuing March election.
nS- We are authorized 90 announce SAN D. NIcHoI
candidate for Constable Ia the Nashville District,
at the ensuing March election.
Tenth District.
Ez- We are authorized % announce Ia CRASDAII
candidate foT Constable IN the Tenth district at
the ensuing March election.
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Goutulercial.
DArLY PsrR1or orrrcE.

NasHsllit, reo IL, 1905.
COTTON-Prices have again improved
under the favorable adyices from Liverpool.
The sales yesterday amounted to about $50
bales at 9@loac, an advance of more than &c
on the prices of Monday.
TOBACCO-At A. Hamilton's yesterday
Ii hhds were sold. of which were of the crop
OF James S. Williams, of Williamson, and
brought So OO,6 so, u 90, 80, J so and 25.
the best sale so far this season the balance
brought 81 so, 5 so, so, A 20, 4 IS, IS,
Z 10.
BACON.-There was less on the market
yesterday, and prices were a little sitter. Our
Buyers were paying from to Sc p b hog
round.
LARD.-In demand, and sold readily at 8
csc p ID yesterday.
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INCREASE OF THE ARMY.-The Richmond
Dispatch says No Southern man can see an
inch beyond his nose who is in favor Of
large permanent increase of the United States
troops. Senator Seward, the shrewdest, most
far sighted and most dangerous of the Black
Republican leaders, exhibited his accustomed
sagacity in advocating the bill and seeking to
build up colossal engine for the purpose of
overwhelming the Southern States under
forthcoming Black Republican administra-
ton, reckless of the additional danger to the
liberties of both North and South which must
flow from such an institution.
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ScOUSDRELIsN.-A boy, apparently about | 8
or II years of age, genteelly dressed met a
bevy of little school Misses, on the pave, on
Vine Street, South of Broad, between the
corner and Mr.. HENDRICKS residence, on Mon
day afternoon last, and insulted them most
FLASHED naked through the world;' and we
trust he may bc unidentified. The father of
one of the girls will be thankful for any IN
formation that may be left at this office, by
which his detection ard exposure may be
effected. We did not think there was a youth
in Nashville sc drpraved, as to be guilty of
the offence of this boy.
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For Cash Exclusively.

We have tins day concluded to do an exclusive Cash
business BY doing feel confident we Will not
only make il advantageous ourselves but TO our Gus
also. For IL Is certain, any Merchant can sell
hts goods cheaper for cash than he on twelve
months time and perhaps longer. We Will continue
TO sell present stock at cost for cash
All persons indebted to us for past accounts must
come up and settle, or we Will be compelled to give
them officer
iab3 l. c. NICHOLSON & co.
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New Orleans Market.

VI.
COTrON.-The demand active and about Is 900
bales taken mostly before the Liverpool advices
by the Indian were made public. Subsequently some
transactions took place, which said show 1c
advance but the market closed in too unsettled
Tor general quotations
COFFEE-Active demand, and prices again ad vanced
l4c, making about 214c from the lowest point few
week since. Sales $500 bags as follows: so at 97k
400 at 10; so IO4 367 at l01s $50 at I01SQl0sS
1857 1919 l21S at the advanced rate Of lie and 81
Skimmings at loo p ID
SUGAR-Some loo bids have been sold at full prices
showing about nc advance within the last day or
Fair 10 fully Fair now quote at 1ze95Ac 2 tb.
MOLASSES--The sales embraced about 1900 bbls,
mostly at 1122c for Ordinary Choice $50 half bbls
at 25a12s, and 100 do very choice al 29c.
FLOUR-The market remains quite dull, and the
principal sales reported $50 bbs Ohio at 81 IS
200 Indiana at 81 81 p, 200 unbranded fine So IS
and 600 choice unbranded at 81 and 500 1000 bbs
Ohio, of which got no particulars.
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Iu looking over the Ua,on anil american Of
yesterday, we find the report of the LegiSla-
tive proceeding incomplete in the omission of
the following " Personal Explanation" of our
representatives, Messrs. Ewing and Vaughn,
which, injustice to them, we publish this morn
ing:
NASHVILLE, Feb. IL, 1853.
The undersigned, Representatives of David
son county, in the Legislature of Tennessee,
beg leave 10 state that House Bill. No. -,
amended in the Senate by attaching part OF
Coffee county to Rutherford county, coming
up in the House for concurrence with said
amendment, the gentleman from Sumner
moved to amend Senate amendment by de-
taching portion of Davidson county and at
taching it to Rutherford county. Whercupon
the Representatives, from Davidson county tx
plicity stated to the House, that Davidson
county was now reduced below her constitu-
tional limits by former legislature, giving
portion OF her territory to the new county of
Cheatham, and that Davidson county
had hled bill u get said territory
back II possible-in proof of which they Of
fered to produce survey OF the county,
If desired by any member. We also sta
ted that Davidson county, while her terri
tory was entire, even before the portion
sticken OFF to Cheatham county was taken
away, had subscribed one million dollars stock
in four railroads through said county, and is
sued her bonds for the same, payable in twenty
years with interest from date, to be paid semi
annually, thereby assuming an enormous bur
den of taxes, and that to dismember our
county right and left, was invading our vest
ed rights and inficting great injustice up
on us- We told democracy we knew they
had the power 10 do this thing, but If they
forced this Ubiquitous and unjust proceeding
upon US, we would Tile bill and resort 10 tne
courts of the country for relief from such
manifest injustice and oppression, and did pro-
test and do now protest most solemnly in the
name of the people OF Davidson county
against the same, and ask that this our protest
nay be spread upon the Journal of the House
Of Representatives. respectfully,
JOS. l.. EWING,
MICHAEL VAUGHN.
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

or We authorized 10 announce WILLIAM l.. Eos
a candidate for the Office of County Court Clerk
at the ensuing March election.
n5- We authorized to announce Capt. JOIN s.
DAsEII candidate for County Court Clerk at the
ensuing March election.
re- We are authorized 10 announce FELIX X. CHEAT
HAN, AS candidate for reelection To the Office OF
County Court Clerk. Election in March next.
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1858. j. ii. McGill. 1858.
LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN,S
FURNISHING AND FANCY STORE,

HAVING just received every style OF shell, Ivory,
Il l. Buffalo, and Horn Puff, Tuckng, Side, Fne-tooth
and Reddng Combs. Also, Ivory Rosewood Shell and
Buffalo Hair, Tooth, Nail, Flesh, Shaving and Cloth
Brushes, small Toilet Mirrors, LADIES' and Gentemcn's
Pressing Cases for travelling for the room Morocco
Bags, Cabas, furnished and unfinished Ebony Work
Boxes, and fine Writing Desks. VIII sell at prices 10
suit The Tunes. Jan. III
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re- Our friend HuTTON, of the Memphis
ADaIonehe, has been in our city for several
days past on visit to his friends. We are
pleased to see him in fine health, and full of
the energy which has enabled him to build up
two good newspapers, and to lay substan-
TALLY the foundations of third Continued
good luck TO him.
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Tickets: wholes SIS; Halves saso; ars sl2s.
CH w H 4.
s,.se przes amounllng .o...............s lls laO

ns- Bank Notes of sound Banks tax par Checks
on New York RENTED for prizes.
Re- Drawings OF large Glasses will be published in
New York and New Orleans Sunday papers, and
Charleston and savannah palies.
In ordering Tickets ar Certificates, enclose the
ney 10 address FOR te Tickets ordered receipt
Of which they Will be forwarded by FIRST mail. Pur-
chasers can have Tickets ending in any figure they
may designate.
The list al drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
purchasers Immediately after the s,rawing. Purcha-
viii please write their signatures plain, and give
their Post Office, county and STATE.
Remember thai every FRI, Is drawn and pay able IN
full without deduction.
All Prizes of 81 0ocsnd under paid immediately after
the drawing prizes the usual time OF 30 day
All commun icatiOns strictly confidential.
as- Address orders fer Tickets 10 C. II. SWAIN,
Nashville. Tenn. or 90 ANDERSON x SON, Managers,
Macon Sayaniish. Ga. febl3-tri- w&wtd.
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Chancery Sale of Land.

Thomas Z. Martin, TX r &c j. Is. Hughes and vile
and others.
TN pursuance Of decree pronounced at the last term
OF this court in the above cause, will sell at pub
lie sale, the premises, SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
MARCH, 1855, tia following Of Ninety Acres Of
Land TO Wit: The tract Of Land Cedar Lick Creek,
in Wilson county, formerly owned by Brce Martin,
dec d. and present occupied by C. Graves, and ad-
Joining the lands Of Andrew Beard and others
TERMs.-one Hundred and Fifty Dollars cash, and
for balance u credit OF y months, without interest
c. D. BRlEN, c. NJ,
feb5-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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Candidates.
SHERIFFALTY.

4s- We are authorized TO announce JANIS NJ HINTON
as candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county at the
next March election.
RE- We are authorized TO announce J. r. MCCAIN
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, at the
suing March election.
Re- We are authorized 10 announce JOIN K. Ed
MoNDsoN candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county
at the next March election.
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

II We are authorized TO announce ED. BANTER as
candidate for Trustee of Davidson county, at the
suing March election.
nS- We authorized 10 announce WN. JACKSON
Esq, as candidate for County Trustee at the ensuing
March election.
&C. We are authorized to announce JoHS RAINS as a
candidate for election the Office Of County Trus
tee, at the ensuing March election.
Hs- We authorized 10 announce 7 T SAUNDFKs
as candidate for the Office Of County Trustee at the
ensuing March election. =
RJ- We are authorized TO announce Eli l., WooDs
candidate for County Trustee, at the next March cleo
ton. novl-td
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spefial Hotties.
vertigo. Isxtreme Languor

And Exhaustion, viii not trouble you after using one
bottle Of BGRHAyE's HOLLAND BrTrERs Take half a
tea spoonful regularly one hour before meaIs--eat
moderately-take short walk before breakfast, and
you will find that all that has said Of this remedy
is true Try it, it rarely fails to relieve Sick Head
ache, Weakness Of any kind, Acidity of the Stomach
or any symptom OF Dyspepsia. febI5-lw3S
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CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.

Ga We are authorized to announce u. C. LOVE as a
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk OF Davidson county
Election in March next
IT y We authorized TO announce c. W. NANCE
as candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, the ensuing
March election.
Sg- We are authorized to announce JoHS HrGH
SMITH, candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election.
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10 We notice Mr. FLAGG, the good Sa-
marian, has again come to our city to cure
the afflicted; his Medicine is good for what he
buy.
Feb l6-dlw
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THE HooP ScHorrscH, BY 4. w. SMIrH.-We
are indebted to BENSON 4 Bro, Union Street,
for a sheet of the above beautiful piece OF
Music. They will accept our thanks. We
maysadd that they have in store a very choice
collection of sheet music Of all kinds
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COpartncrShip.

HAvING associated James Cavert with us in bust
ness, the manufacture of Furniture will hereafter
VERT Il CO.
We are manufacturing Furniture If every descrip-
ton, ana our stock Is generally sufficient for the de
mands of the trade. Those who have heretofore Civ
their custom and those who have not invited
give a call.
GROONFS, CALVERT 4 CO.,
fch6-2m No. IL InMer ColIepe street.
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Directors.

Directors.
GEORGE n. HART,
T.. p. ROSS, Merchant,
A. c. CATTFIL, Firm Of Chambers & catteiI
JOSEPH EDWARDS, Merchant
JOHN G. DALE, Agent Liverpool and Philadel-
phia Steam Ship Company,
FOSTER 5. PERKINS, Merchant.
Hos. HENRY NJ. FULLER, President MOntour
Z. W BAILEY of Bailey & Co..
ANDREW r. CHAMBERS, Banker,
J. l. POMEROY, Merchant,
CHARLES G. INLAY, Cash State Savings Bank.
ii. r. C0GGSHALL, ....t
SAMUEL JONES,
GEORGE H. HART President.
f. r. ROSS, Vice President.
H. R. CoGGsHAIL, Secretary and Treasurer
S. II. Butler, Assistant Secretary.
CITY AND COUNT OF PHILA DELPHZA, I
STATE OF PENNSIIVANA.
GEORGE II. HART, President, and HENRY r. CoGG-
SHALL, Secretary, Of the Quaker City Insurance Com
pany do depose and say, and each for himself says,
that the foregoing statement the best OF their
knowledge and belief
GEORGE II. HART.
II. K. COGGSHAII-
Subscribed and sworn before me, this first day of
February, A ID. 1858.
JOHN b. KIESlEY, Alderman,
and Justice OF the Peace.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, Conptrolley's Office,
NASHVILLE, Feb. II, 1855 (
This is certify that the Quaker City Insurance Co.
located at Philadelphia the State of Pennsy Ivania
has complied with all the requirements Of passed
by the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee,
March, 1885, entitled IAN regulate the agen-
cies of Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the
state of Tennessee, and thatJoSE1H NASH Is the lie
gally authorized Agent Of said Company in the of
J. c. LUTrREII, Comptroller.
The subscriber continues issue Policies in the
febI$-3w JOSEPH NASH, Agent.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE.
CORRECTED sEEkLY BY
THE BANK OF THE UNION.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, February 10, 1858.
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
5,4s5 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize 70 every nine
Tckets-M agniflce nI Schemet
EACH SH11RD1Y IA IERRLrARI
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
5485 Prizes amounting to...............S $500 600
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S. Quarters 90 90.
Plan of the Lottery.


The Numbers fTom ] to so 900, corresponding with
thos Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
paper enciroiod h small tin tubes placed
IN Wheel.
The first lS7 Prizes similarly printed and encircled
placed IN another wheel.
The wheels are then 'reyolred and q number Is
drawn from the wheel % numbers, and the same
time Prize Is drawn tie other wheel The Num-
ger and Prize drawn ont opened and exhibited 20
the audience, and Registered by the Commissioners
the Prize being placed against the Number drawn.
This operation repeated unt ali the Prizes drawn
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
the fWo succeeding Numbers 90 those drawing the first
Prizes viii be entitled 10 the Is Approximation Phi
RES For example " Ticket No. 1880 draws the s7O-
Prize those Tickets numbered ll24s II249 lf2si
1929, will each be eutitied $500 II Ticket No $50
draws the $4,000 frize thnse Tickets numbered 6+s,
SO, $50, ssh $50, viii each be entitled $500, and
according % the above scheme
The 200 Prizes Of $50 VIII be determined by
t- last figure OI the Number that draws the SO 600
Prize For example Il the Number drawing the s70,-
600 Prize ends with No. I Then all the Tickets where
the number ends iD ], viii be entitled O. so. II the
Number ends with No. 2 then all the Tickets where
the Number ends IN VIII be entitled so, and on
10 a.
Certificates Of Packages VII be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which tie TlSN
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. wanted immediately. 10 900

kif->sces men to engage In the sale of the
popular selling Books in America. Invalids, rnechan-
ics farmers and teachers, wishing travel VIII find
this very profitable and pleasant business, enabling
them 10 see the country and make money the
time. Agents now in the business are clearing from
$500 TO 81 800 per year. For fun particulars
list OF Books address H. NJ. RULISON, Queen City
Publishing House. lIi Main street, Cincinnati Ohio; or
II living East, D. RULIsoN, Philadelphia, Ia.
sept. Il.
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ISsURAScE.--We have neglected to call at
tention To the statement of the Quaker City
Insurance Company, which viii be found in
our advertisement columns. Mr.. JosErn
NASH is agent for the Company in this city.
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Save your Doctor BILLS and Time.

Save your Doctor BILLS and Time.
MI. SAVAGE, Md, July 7, 1856.
DEAR SW-ln consequence Of taking cold after a bad
attack of the measles, eleven years since have
from that time suffered greatly with dsordered liver
and stomach. have been times bad that my
life was despaired of. / was induced some time ago,
through the persuasion Of a friend, Mr. Henry Shafer
to try bottle of Hollands Germans Bitters think
ing if il done good it could do harm, and know
ing Mr.. Shafer To be gentleman who would re-
commend any thing 20 me that he did not have conf
dCnce in Before had taken third OF the bottle,
my bowels became regular and had a fine appetite.
When had used two-thrds Of II ] considered my
health good as it was, and could anything,
without it, dislgreeing with Ia the least | now
keep bottle Of the Btcrs in the house continually
and in case | take cold, feel unwel take or
two doses and it makes change in my bowels which
is all need, wherefore for the past eleven years my
doctor bill has been from slO SIS per year besides
loss of time and severe illness Yours, truly
L. J. THRASIIER.
To Or. c. ". Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ask for HDaFGnd's German BiteJs. Take nothing
else, and that the signature Of C. ~ jackson II on
the wrapper OF each bottle. They be had drug
glsts and store-keepers every town and village in
the United States, Canadies, West Indies and south
America, IS per bottle Principle ONCE AIS
Arch street Philadelphia, Pa Feb. 10