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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21

Recent letters from Utah, under date OF August
18th describe the assassination Of First Sergeant
Ralph Pike. Of the l0Ih infantry, who was shot
dead in front of the salt Lake Hotel by a Mormon
named Spencer, while attending Judge St Glars
court as witness The murderer escaped. Pike
was native of Bedford n. II. His funeral was at
tended by three regiments of infantry 3 squadron
of dragons, battery Of light artillery, aud de-
tschment Of sappers AID mixers. The officers Of
each regiment, in full uniform, followed in the
of the resp Give corps, Gen. johnson and his
staff followed in the rear Of the whole.
Mr.. Frank Mcneil having been urjusty impris-
ontd in 1851 at Great Salt Lake City, while endea-
voling to reach California, lately instituted a suit
for damages against brigham YOung and other Nor
mons. Daring the progress Of his suit several at
tempts were made to kill him, of which one proved
successful
On the night of the 4:h about eleven o'clock.
Mcneil stepped cut of the door for moment and
was sccosted by one Lott Huntingdon, with the
words Prank, is that you Mcneil answered
''Ie3; is that you. Lotti" Ju3t then o person in
the company Of Huntington stepped forward, and
peering into McNeilrs face, placed pistol 10 his
abdomen, fred, and killed him.
Considerable excitement caused by this bold
and GastaIdy act among the Gentle portion Of the
citizens Of Salt Lake City, but nothing will ever
come Of it. for, should the mlrderers have been ar
rested on the spot, and proof strong as holy writ
been sdduced, a Mormon jury, having its instruc-
tions froa Brigham Young, would render q verdict
of "not guilty"
To every man in the Territory it is q self-evidant
fact thr this murder Perpctrated BY the order
of Brigham Young, who has frequently said from
the pulpit, in the Tabernacle, "Woe be unto him
that shall cross me, for The smoke of his hearts
blood C an only expists his crime "
An attempt was also made by some of this same
band to assassinate Mr.. John Wallace, who is the
principal witness in the forgery case now undergo
ing investigation, and which, it is said implcstes
many "high dignitsries" OF the Church
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21

{ The Fair of the National Agricultural Society
opened at Chicago on the 18th inst. The weather
was splendid. The attendance was very large, and
che prospects Of the of the exhibition we're
very Hstteriug. Upwards of two hundred and sew
snty COWS, bulls, aud calves; tEO hundred sheep,
mostly French and Spanish merinoes, and nearly
one hundred horses, Of the Black Hawk and Morgan
stock, we're entered. The mechanical and agricul-
tural halls were fl TO overfowing, and present a
beautiful appearance. The books were to be clos
ed on Wednesday, up to which time entries could be
made
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21
ECONOMY IN HEAT.
The best Stove in the World!
THE ALBANIAN"
SmOKE AND GAS RNERr

Cold Weather is coming and al cant tie best and Cheap
est Heating Apparatus.
NETE call attention Stove, and recommend be-
cause il has following good qualities Il perfectly
and all that there is in coal 10 burn it
gives more heat for every pound of than ary Stove
equally adapted for burning hard soft coal 1t
will poorest kind Of coal 1t does not enker nor be
into the lower efthe
very suitable for dwellings elegant
the advantages introduced in heat
ng stOve in respects the perfect Generator and
Radiator OF Heat econ0mser of coal ever invented
agents the manufacturers and have also for sale
full supply Of Heating Stoves for Coal or Wood Mantle ana
Jamb crates, Wrought and Cast Iron Stoves
sep2I MACKENZIE q hlkCdltFs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21
Tatsst from the Gold Wiues--The TerrItO-
rial EIecIiOh.-Lyncm Law.

LEAvEEwoKTH CITY, Sept. l5.-Denver City
adyices 10 the Sh received here by express to-day
The weather continued to be wet aud cold A
large number Of miners were leaving the mountains
for the valley in consequence Of the prevalencs Of
rain aud snow storms. The return emigration had
considerably increased during the week preceding
the departure of The coach.
The election held on the 9th instant, on the adop
ton or rejection Of the constitution framed by the
late convention resulted follows IN the towns Of
Denver and Auraria: Denver, for the constitution,
hat is, State government 20; against the cOnsLi-
tuition and for Territorial organization. $50; sg-
gfegate number Of votes cast in Denver, 650 An-
rArla' Tor the constitution, ia; against the consti
tution' go; aggregate number of votes in Aursria
40; MAJ orliy Tor petitioning Congress for Terri
toris Organization, 7l9. The result of the election
in the mountain districts has not vet traHspired.
A man named Vanoyer forr,aSI~r 80 Kantrnkr,
and said to have relatives of high standing in JEFF
ferson City, Mo, professional gambler and ex-ili
buster under Walker, was hung under the Lynch
law the 9th inst, for attempting to take the lives
of several citizens.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
CARPET Rags, &c.,
NO. Is SOETH bIDEPEBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
p now in receipt o. his Stock for Fall ana Winter
trade consisting Ladies' Misses Chldens Eootees,
Shoes and thick Goled with and without heels
Calf Boots aud Shoes and CATERS single and double
soles.
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots aud Shoes:
Kip B7ogaas, lined aud unlined;
do do Heavy CAT and hip Roots;
do 90 90 d. Grain, waterproof Boots
large assortment Of Heavy Brogans and Bots for Plantation
use hcth Home Work, Men Plough Shoes,
Women3 Heavy Itch Boots, &c.
complete assortment OF BOYS and YOUTHS Calf ard Kip
Boots. Boss ALSO Misses and Chidren'' Kid and
Goat Booees aud Shanghai 30 Jtees, with and without
heels.
Misses ChiIJrens Metallic Tipped Booa article.
TRUNKS.
Also Ladies French Trunks fine sole leather, Iron
framed Trunks Vaises Bags Ladies' Leather Satchels,
Sc. all small advance Eastern Cost
My public generally respectfully melted to
examine feeling confident that they will be pleased,
bothlD respect to quality and price. $500
sepIS-f GIIAS. 3. HALL.
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets.
FIVE TEousASD FOUR HuSDRED EIsHTY-FITE PRIzEs J
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Magnificent Scheme!
DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Scheme is drawn and Paya bic in full with
OuI deduction
CERTIFICATES or PACKAGES viii be sold
al the following rates. which is the risk:
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Halt 80
. 10 Quarter 81
"a 10 Eighth 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21
EPPE EtSON PRINGS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

On Saturday. the sth day of October, 1859,
WETE will offer for sale at the Court House door, city
Nv OF Nashville, between 10 2 o'clock, the property
situated Macon county, Tenn, ~ miles from GaatD known
EPPERSON SPRINGS.
Tsre are different kinds Of sprngsay, Red, White and
Black sulphur, and Chay waterfall OF which Springs
valuable for medicinal qualities There
for 800 bnarders. and ali the Booms well furnished
The Land belonging to the Springs containing 200 acres 100
in cultivation, the balance well tmbered.
We otter property for sale Executors Of Dr. A. NJ D
Bow. deceased
TERAsOne third cash, the balance in one, three
years r. T. SsA1, Exeesor,
X. NJ. POTTS, NAVoNO'''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21
CRHsP,s GAEETY.
The world Challenged

TTAVING invented Separator the fan MILL for separating
smut and cheat and other light substances from the sound
wheat and derous to test It's me hereby give
will aend the st tie Fair at Nashville, and at Fairs
Middle Tennessee, as far my power. and If any one
produce Separator efficient the above purpose
mine will award to him ali the claim have to patronage
I'M Middle Tennessee, and the balance verdi
chine can be at Ma ey HamHtons "a College ct.
sspt6.lm. j. H. McGEHEE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21
Days Aromatic valley Whiskey.
From tie Cresc eHt.
Not particle of srychne in 1.-THE best have tasted
many day
DaIy's Aromatic valley Whiskey.

lIltIV
Though much Of judge may say and endorsed
by who are Aromatic Valley Whiskey, the
very poetry Of Uh MonOngahes," anuactured by VIM II
Daily, unequaled for parity and Flavor by any the
mari
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
CARTER, WILT.SFORD & co.,
Successors to Carter Mckay & Co., and P. Laner.)
On Tuesday, September Goth, 1850
WYE wilIoe for cash in Warehouse No s. Mar
va ke stIeet large assortment of Fresh and Choice Gro
Ieres, comprising in part the following articles, viz:
100 bhds La Sugar 100 boxes Tobacco, vars binds
100 bags Rio Coffee, 900 Cove Oysters,
90 lass Laguyra Coffee, 900 boxes 80 Bar Soap,
50 b5ls New Molasses, 900 boxes Palm Soap,
50 bbls MoIassss 100 boxes Foxes Starch,
so i5Is Crush land Powdered 100 boxes Woods Starch,
Sugar, 200 dozen Broom's,
800 bbs Cine nnati Whisky, 400 Star Candles,
p thls Newsom 90 100 boxes TallOw do.
50 Old Robertson County do so a Il bbls Cranberries,
so old Bye and Bourbon do 800 dozen Painted Buckets
D y pipes Brandy, 100 boxes W K & Z Cheese,
IS bbsWater and Butter Crack p bags Pepper,
ers 500 Wrapping Paper
100 kegs Nails, assorted, go cases Sardines,
3OO.OOu assorted Cigars 900 boxes Schnapps.
With many other articles too tedious to mention.
CARTER, WILSF0RD a co,
Sent. I5-td No. Market street.
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For sale in Nashville by JOSEPH NASH.
sep5l-i3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21

EsLIE's Badge. Of Fun October. Yankee Notions for
HAGAN & JOHNSON,
ITnion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21
PA A N o 5 !!

LARGE and frat rate assortment OF CANES Just received
"a and Tor SAFE At j. IT, ICaILLs
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
sap5 Corner Of Square AMI College Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21
ALK'S
AROMATIC VALLEY
w IL Z s X r Y

From tie Ns7g Orleans PirayHRe.
FENHE purity OF this Whskey certified by the leading
Northern Of science such DR.. Chiffon, the noted
New Yers Chemist friend Of who understands such ugs
tells this Aromatic" good Aromatc" and he is re
able, smelly this Valley mhskey those in
need Of good article.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21
FAEE INSURANCE.

ESUVhAs
TODEY's LtDYS BOOK fer October, 1859 Just received
= By lseplOl CHAS. W SMITH,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21

Entirely free from adulte,ing ingredients, 50 frequ .n
used JAS. j. MAPES, New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21

NOTICE.
YENE subscribers take this method Of informing their fraads
snd he community generally that they prepared
fer auction ard pr sales. every description o.
chsndiSe. sales and returns mad with promEtness.
Regular sales Ct and Furniture every Saur-
day morning The patronage Of the public respectfully So
Hcited W. H. CRUTCHBR & CO.,
sep6-dly 81 Market Street Nashville, Tenn.
LAND SALE.
George CALDWELL Administrator &C. Nancy Mizton e. al
Decree Of the County Davidson county, Yender
ed in the above cause Will offer n sale the prem
Frlsy, the 18th OF Oct next, the 10 lowing property belong
ing TO the estate Of A E. Mnton deceased conianu
"a acres, upon which is school house Lot containing 50
also, the interest remainder Of
inOn has In the dover OF his widow, Nancy MuOR said
dover consissef a OF land situated Davidson county,
the NOlensvie Turnpike, about g. miles from Nashville
upon which there comfortable buildings The other
is situatelin the same local y.
TFRAsA credit Of q, l. and Is months with interest
dlc will be siyen and with security required anda lien
tanned to rYe the payment Of the same.
pa dtG, Fee 50. E. f. CHEATHAN. Clerk & Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21
DaIy,s Aromatic valley vhiskey.

Days Aromatic valley Whiskey.
From, the Cohesion kyg7E.
We have hesitation in ponounciu equal superior,
o have drank.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21
It is without any deeterious adnxture
JAS K. CHILToN. NJ. D., New York.

would suitable medicinal public pur
poses CHAS. T. JACKSON.
State Assayer, Boston.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-13
Eviction of Tenants in Ireland.

Lord Derby, the ex Premier, is about to write
his name boldly as petty tyrant. A murder
having been committed on his estate at Dover
in The west of Ireland, and failing to obtain
any information that would lead to the detec :
ton Of the murderer, he has given orders for the
eviction Of all the tenants on the estate Act
ing upon the presumption that they conceal
and shelter felon, Lord Derby has determined
TO take upon himself the task of pulishing his
tenants as accessories afIer the fact, by depriv-
ing them OF house and home, and turning
hundreds of men, women, and children ont on
the world without trial, without proof Judge
Or jury. Derby hereafter will be oxeeratsd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-13
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

F0r al me PURPOSES Of a Family PhVSic,
Are 50 composed that disease within nge OF their ac
non eau ruIov Withstand or eyldo hom Their psnetuug
F'Itites soare aud cleanse aud nysurae every porto
nl hr human organism correcting It's diseased action und
90 storing ns VeultY vali0s A. consequence uf ihrsg
proper e,, the lava ld who Is bowed dowu with pain or
JAcn Debility iSasOnlshud i0 find his health uT "a cgy
ltslolcd p r'm dY a once 80 simplo and luviiins
Not only do they cure the pVoty aA complaints NJ every
uN but rlto h'uy t1rNduh and dangerous disOusus
he Ascnt below named Is pleased To mmsh paiis my
hieicah Almanar Cnniainirg Ccui Gates Of tloT
1uu ufeclnN Tor their use ln the follow COmuuiuts:
siN oness lluuhurn, Headache arising dis0fdcrud
SMWtl Nausea Indigestion, Pain mud Morbid luaCuun
ths boNals Fiaueucy lu,s of Appetite Jaundce sud
pthet kulfed Complaints ursing from Ia luw o. the
body or ohetIucitli OF It's functions.
do not DO pat Oh BY unpuucplod Dealers will
FFIIH, and IL IL hing pl "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-13

,STg@ LEAVE Il CLEVELAND
skss daily tor CnicaEo, NJ twaukCo aud ShehDy-
gan, Il uchins al utinternedlute ports
POTOMAC lMOHAWK,
Capt Gsbhald. - Capt pheatt.
IOWA, TONAWANIA,
Cant Jones Capt Palmer.
ORIENTAL. FREE STATE,
Capt Briggs. CaIt Rounds.
BUBFALO' PLYMour1I
CHICAGO, NEPTUNE,
Cant IIorrich capt. Napier.
MGLwAUKEE, lDUNKRK,
Capt Hunt. Capt. lunckley.
NILE MOUNT VERNON,
On unnmnLL
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NEW YORK MARKEr-cct 12


Flour-Sa'es Of II Oll bbls Of s. 6[s5 for super State
s5dS5N0 for State, S47Od4 81 Tor super western
4qT5 20 for To m extra western, S55 as 9
Interior good shrniIg brands extra ruuId iuop o..
Market opened Goc better but closed heavy und decn
iug
& To choice Extra.
Rre hour selling At 50 75l9l,lo Fair request
Wheaf-Market SpenSd a shade fmeT. ut ed hCavN
with tnhi sales a s. ~ for white ludaur 81 20 b,
vonuckY and Sl429l5l for good to very choice whit
KeniuCky.
Rye-Steadv and qnet az 9oa.
Rarey-NIoic actye Sa os p 600 bus at Iso Canal =
East; &c choice state.
fer round yellow ard miXsd western.
Oais-Dur. 4gGI5c state 4JGij1c for western and Ca
nalHt,
VIII sky-Marke hfmer Sales 800 hhls at 2SECl2gc
Pork for sud uucld for St.s Q Oll
bbls 4O5 so for mes; Sl0s7aSl pTime $ll primo
mess; Slt ~ hin mess; Sli blclehr
Rocf-Unrhaused. Sizes O rs hbls at 81 bD4 5 "
piuc So US cunnuy me's; S5GluOl lepatk mesa; SlD
Sl2 ezra
l0l ibis at the quot aiuns.
Prime mess beef nnmual.
cut meats scarce Sales 30 pkgs SC for shoulders SIC
fur hams
Rlcon- Qniet anil unchanged.
Iard-Fair demand and firm Sales Of eco bbls IIk q
llSr.
HuterFair busiao,s doing; l2JsGls Tor Ohio and 100
~ lur Stale.
Chee.o-Ia fair r'uuost at 6kalOGc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-13
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,

Coughs, Colds, IlRueara, Hoarseness, Cronp,
BroRchiiiS, IReipieHt Consumption, anil for he
relJ Of ConsamptiDs Patients az adUdRced
stages Of the disease
50 wide M the field Of Us ulnes and so uuuero as yrn
tet cases OF It's CuC3, that almost nv nutry
a5.hds ~ a. psIs1ns uhlioi knwn Wbo have been reoy
eu n ulaug and even desuet diseases of tho LUNGS
by - use Mhen Uure tfied, ts supor y pr syeyo r.
tf wtiene ui Tho kim Is t1l Hpsrria esou obserya-
you! uu teie is virtues atr kuuwu the public longer
hesitate Wha anllduie a. employ iar the aud
ht tlons oi ne pulmonary organs that mci-
dent " tur cntio v hile many inferior remedies thrust
upon lho community have failed and dsnHrdeu, thls
W. ta hlehut ny eveV tal, conferred benefits on the
AIN ctd lhey can never forget and urOdurtd
m' ieus ana 700 remarkable to he forgotten.
Prepared by DR., j. q. AVER & CO,
LOwell, Mas
AN our ksdines FOR sale by WIN FISKE & GAYLORD
HAMMOND, End all Dea et1 An Medicines
decile Glwln &weoW6m
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DlarrhGa, pyscnlery. Ghnlern, &c.

We nayo sccr the ao enhCrg Dyseutery syrup used n
cases o bowel complaints IN al thor vaiiud iurnF
se l9sents 10 mul glunt chotrai aud ~, ak
9l ih lhe highest to NE, aud recommend Il with cuni
uehce Whether tie case Is mild severe tcrrut ut u
Long standing, IL cures surely aud leaves bad Effects be-
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres Board Al6slmop, N. Y.
T. DE FORREST, NJ. D., Hoard OF Health N Y,
7, 4 IllBBARn, NJ. D.. Baard Of Health. NY. CITY
g, y; blShhOWt pitcupal Clergyman, Nulhlk Va,
~, W; Hhh,IoW ~ Pine Nroot, NY City.
nANm, LiIMAN Court street, Boston, Mass,
GEORGE STOUDlNGER, Hoard Of Aldermen, Now
ark, N. J.
W. TAYLOR, Captain U. S. Army,
]. ~ HART Cltval iud plain Dealer OHIO
MM. EAkkAND. LIlNrl.ml. OHM.
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MORNING LEADER oFgLcE !


FLOUR-Tbero Is some improvement in the demand and
we note sales 100 brls good extra at ss 100 brs
and 90 brls 'Elirgbethan' double extra at s. 90,
wHEAT-Ffm with sales track at SlO6 cars do
s7 car do at 81 vs. free board; white at 81 10;
Gears do on private terms.
CORN Sale 751 bus from store at Sc.
OATS-Sae car track at 36kc.
nIGHwINES-Sale 80 brls nt 27e.
BUTTER-Continues In good demand. Sale II kegs Il
atl4to and choice lots In crooks at lGc
EGGS-Light sales at l2Al2Ac
DRIED APPLES-sale 800 bus iruit at 81 90.
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10 the Ladies'.
EMBROIDERY sTAMpING

X AA - IL ~ - ~ ~ Il - AM L IN u
1--Hasing Iu' received new supply of Pieces Gel,
ebrated Embroidery Stamps, Rm pteplred gamp ann
pattern desired Tor Silk or lTensh Embroidery no sue.
IloT manner aud az hort nIicu, LADIES invited call
Hnd examine my patterns,
Stamped Goods OF every variety for sale Wholesale or
EMBROInERY STAMPS Having received The Asen-
ey ON Mr. Pierce am prepared To fur. ist Staups and
~ q Instructions NJ manufacturer prices
F9r deseripion OF this neW sye, Gnday's Iadys
Ao1E ~ August, - MRS. NJ GUNSON,
& JA;2N No, 2iG 81. Clair s.
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NORTHGRN TRlNSpOgTiTIOy COMPANY

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and roliubis Lake
Lines;
Daily to DUNKGEE AND NEW YORK
Daily to SkNDUsKY TOLEDO AND DETROIT
TTi-wesEly ylnoEpENsBUgGlI, t. oswEGo, BOSTON
AND NFW ENGLAND.
TT-Wtrkly To CHICAGO, AilLNNUEFE, hihCEI
MAC and Intermediate ports.
~ Properly CONSIGNED delivered o. care will
ctWe prompt and curoiul attention aud dispatch
C pas.cugcrS will he uuActr hTOulh all directions
at The lowest iHtcs
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr-oct. IA.

Al second hoard fair business maintained aud the
huuyaucy Of the frs board maintained the nnc-
psi stocks
money there is great to-day, hut remain
unchanged Sterling exchange Ecliye a shane uu-
utT Il0 Ih- A,ia from this mort mOTuV
ci" The twO bJuts Saturday sIll probably take mil
lion OF more.
Chicago Rock Island Ct: GNlenq & Chicago 7sIs; III
Central cl III Central bonds sI5t Mich 2L Mich
a. Rendiog 4s lo Pacific Mai IS; Hudson lhird
T2s; 500; ToleeO 2lH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-13

In July 1855 was taken with an ordinary guu,rrr con,
nht, Tor VII h neglected taking any remedies. hoping
CuEmcncfd passing muOus aud blood, and grew weak
hW was unable TO du half days work. ! applied
phyiciais WIS osel first with upates, With pills
9 lIhh oi siysr took injections OF niirt Of silver all
doing goo i next took various homo romri rrrp-
mondcd uy muses. and Old sdes mother did hey do me
any foud Again returned TO The tue puysciaug
and was dosed with quantity OF tha mus powerful
usrugeuts knrFn To the uleSsui, but all no iup So
IN May, lt56, Httef having The disease over months
1lu Ml,n Nv lhe way was pronounced 10 he OF the
iihhhn SOU htrh u Pc whs recommended 60 take the
Grurenbrrg Dyso tery Syrup, whirh did. In ess than
Igenig 3H hoas Dfr commenting It's use the disease
had me uuuhe 10 'cnmplish Al this time also cnm-
morcei daily ahluons with cold water and ever since
have -hiuyod excellent hoa tl
used but portion Of bo tie accnu lish this rool
Wulk, und ever since hnN have been
cyiruatiug th mselvcs once q day.
From my 'Npenehfo' unhesn'lngly pronounce II the
Oe,t Dyse1ley medicine ever mode, and would heartily
recommend rs use 10 every with ike dicuty am
led mai This statement ths pu ic through gratitude
T the blessius has conferred upon aud through the
use ] N TEET
Ohico Of Cleveland Plain Dealer
Having had opportunity to test your ,alu ie medrne
Tor bowel complaints the Graz feubeIr nysenicry rap in
my iAny unst cor riialy recommend u as 1lurlag
charm aud cannot doubt that when It IL as e known
as s merits demand, It will afford rrhcf To- nrussuds nov
snrey NmlcIed 800 NORRIS FRANKLIN,
Pres Board af Aldermen aud Acting Mayor, NJ Y
have Ind Opportunity Of witnessing the fleet Of the
9raoeneg Dyoniey syrup IN cases nlbuwo complaints,
esleiuy those Of severe Chfructer aud have hes-
iaoh - saying that It is admirably adnnied for The cure of
theao diseases 4. X, De FORREST, NJ. D.,
OTOsn wafer COum'r and Alderman, N Y.
~ Forsale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the State
"a H. u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
augs Agent tor Ohio