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IT IS DELICIoUs no TAKE.

CAUTI0N.-BewaTs Of druggists OF dealers who nav
Try 10 palm upon yOR ttcE SaTsaailia rrash
which they can buy cheap. Ly saving it il lust as
gosd- Avoid such men. ASK for McLeans Strength
ening Cordial. and take noihng else. Ii is tie 0tay
remedy that will purify the blood thoroughly and at
tiIo same time strengthen the system
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, l.
certain preventive &c CT oler,. Chills and Fever
yellow FsVe'. Cr any prsyaeat disease. 1t is put up
in large bottles.
Price only 81 per bottle, or bottlcs for S.
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REFRIGERATORS

REERIGERATOHSs
XTTE have just received a few Of WinshipsS Self
Wv VentilatSng RefrigerotOrS, for preserving
meats fish, fruits, vegetables &c
This Refrigerator is New Haven Conn,
been sWays looked the best made and has obtained
the first premiums the Worlds Fair in London and New York
Feather Busters Of all sizes and qualities;
Water Coolers and Chamber Sets;
Brass and Porcelain Preserving Kettles;
Fruit Cans and Jars Of the approved patterns;
Ice Breakers Jelly Strainers
GOngs Of various sizes;
Wash house and Preserving Furnaces;
THE EUGENIE, Imperial Clothes Hamper, made in the
last Paris fashisn.
july9 MACKENZIE & MiNCHIN.
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From the Troy CN. " Times. Aug. 3.

RAOH ING AEoy w u Ilnes. aug. J.
That worthless and most outrages libel upon rail-
road managemeDt-the Albany Northern line-bas
been again brought prominently before the public
in connection with q dreadful butehery To the
dark catalogue of disasters that have marked the
career Of this desdicable aair, we have added an
other, most mOurnful Of ell A dozen lives-per-
hsps mOre-and the bruising and msngliDg Of
score Of beings who had entrusted themselves TO
the Company, are the sacrifices upon this altar of
base cupidity. rotten bridge rotten that when
tried with nail its pieces chipped and crumbled
OH like punk-has given way beneath the ponder
Gus weight Of mighty engine aud a train of cars.
Down into chssm, thirty feet from the level Of this
death trip, went four cars, two Of them filed with
human beings, to be reduced to a common wreck, to
mingle with the dead, the dying and the wounded
in their sgony, with splinters and fragments. The
bridge was about sixty feet span snd some thirty
feet above the surface Of :he water, which ran be
loR it to the depth Of nearly four feet and il had
been reported to the company as dangerous. 1t
was to be replaced by new one, which was already
framed, and would have been thrown over the creek
in any event this week. But, meanwhile, trains
were still across this rotten punk To be sure,
we told that the engineers we're Rprrsed Of the
danger and ordered to extreme caution So
much the more convincing proof against the ofieals
who are responsible for this disaster If bridge
was dangerous to cross and those off ,als kneR it,
they guilty Of g crime every time they allowed
. trsin to pass over it,
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Greaf Refinefion.

MYTH the Of selling everything in the way Of
w summer stock have this day reduced the
prices figures that must insure their perJns
supplied would do we'll call and articles,
they will be sold without regard 10 cost FOB CASH, or 70
PROMPT BUYERS on TIME
Rich summer silks, of all kinds
Rich Printed Grenadines % "
Rich Printed Bareges, a "
Rich Printed Organdies, ss 60
Rich Printed IacOnets. 90 Z"
Together with an endless variety Low PRICED LAWES In
fact everything PKssHABLE the Of sumner Goods viii
be sold at gsry50p0 prices, I'VE moan what We syo
r. @. McdAIRY { CO.
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NcIcan's celebrated Linment il the only safe and
reliable remedy fIr the Of Spawn, Ring Bone
Windgalis, SpliHts, tS1stiTal LdRfs Nodes or
swellinEs. Ii will sever fn 10 cure Big Head, Poll
evil, Fistnla, Old Running ssres. or Sweeuv, il
R"uparly applied. For Sprzihs, Bruises, Scratches
Cracked Heels, chsfes, Saddle or Collar Calls, Cuts
Sores, or NoHnds, il is infible remedy. Apply
directed, and is certain in svery instance
Then trins no longer with the many worthless Lin.
iments offered 10 yuu. Obtain a supply Of Dr. Me-
Leans celebrated Linimcnt. II will cure Won
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Choice Cotton Lands.

Agent the estate Of the late FraSe sunar es nss
"a sPpi will SELL aueoa. CLkKEyos. the Lands
in Monroe county, Arkansas, The FIRST MOS ;henr The
lth day Of November and The second MONDAY
November eing the ~ viii, JtoEsosroRT. sell all
Lands in Jackson county the third MONDAY
Der eng the 2lstl VIII sell rocABoSrAs all ne Lands in
Randolph county, Arkansas In an ore bd viii be
served for the estate.
TERMSOne fourth eah. equivalent residue in one,
two and three years. bearing interest from sale Eh lien 70 Sc
cure tas payment.
Until the rs 81 November, any Laals areofsrsi
PTarde sale and Offers invited On application
Louisville, KY pats, terms &C viii he furnished Thess
among the earliest selected and AranaEOve
overflow, titles perfect, and all dne navigation.
luiyItd GEO- HANCOCK.
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cast together ia dead aud msngied heaps at those
ends which went into the vater. Tie shock Of the
eoneassion vas ferrfe--as q sursivor describes it.
lit seemed as il We had fallen 3 mile snd struck up
on solit rock" After the descent. shrieks and
groans Tiled he air, AMI the vain attempts Of those
who were u0der the water to escape coupled with
the cries Of the living fer help, made up scene Of
The most fearful mortal terror. As soon ss possible
thosl who were unhurt only slightly injured got
out from the wreck, and by every means in their
power devoted themselves to the rescue Of their less
iOrtunate companions. Word was immediaiely dis
patched to Scaaghtieoks for help, aud in few min
utes, the eirizsns Of that place, hastily providing
themselves With means for administering to the ne
cessiiiss Of the woun3ed hastsned in great numbers
10 The spot. A hand~car vas ssnt 20 Albany for
help. Bonhrss were bailt Of pieces Of the wreck
and such other fragments could be procured A
great number OF lanterns had besn brought to the
spot And then began the melancholy task Of look
ing for the dead
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The greatest Remedy ia tho world This cordial
dlslhs1 irom a berry known only to myself and
chemically combined with some of the most vainabls
. medicinal roots herbs and harks known to The mind
Of man, viz: BLOOD ReOF, BLACK EeoT MIN
CHERRY BARK 1ELLOw Docs, DANBFLIox SARsAP-
ARILLa, ELnKR FtowERs, with Others producing The
ihost inalibe renieuy for the restoration Of health
ever known. It Il nature's remedy curing dis
ease by natural ws. When taken its Influence l.
Felt eorsing through every vein Of the body purify
Ing AMI acceieratn.: tho circulation Of the blood IL
nentraliEes any bilious matter in the stomach and
Jtrens sthenI the whole organization
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o U II FL G

~ - ~ - -
Hcist, hostl our dag 70 hsaFens breeze,
Let every fold nOai high,
Unfold It's banner eryEhere,
Beneath tie western say
In var. let every stIiPe 20 forth,
borae by TIE patriots band,
Proclaim tts beauty and its worth,
Ger moGr and hl and strand.
In peace guard well the sacred boan,
Bequeathei By patriots blood,
For OH twas E0n IN freedoms csuse,
Amid the battles Hood.
Hoist, hoist, Vuz Gag to hs4Yen's breeze,
Let eTerF fod float high,
Unfurl its banner everyEhers,
Bsnsath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist, cur fsg IN Art great REIN,
Let every star hoat higher,
Up with the nati1n'g emblem,
Above the taslest spirs.
Let 1ennesseans every Ekere--
Let every STATE areund,
Know where type of nature mada.
Where sTsTy tYpe i found.
Above our own Art Gd1sTV,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath Its folds preside,
The beaudfnl-tbe brave
The child-tne parsnt-patri0t-sirs
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portrsftrrs
With every charm batlifs
Thea raise our hannerto the Ekyl
Let every star bear news,
Thai types at the Ar GaElsrV.
Are made By C. O. HUGHES,
fshls-dASUf Corner % CaIsra and uaiou uiu
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When the accident occurred, Mr.. Cooley, the con-
duetor, hai just finished taking the tickets and was
aooaito join his eonpaniolsn the forward where
! they were. He saw them thrown from their seats
and hurled down towards him. He seized his wife
and child TIE child remaiuedin his grasp, but his
wife was torn away from him and carried down int o
! the water with The Others Mr.. Cooley was caught
between two seats, and though badly hurt escaped
/ with bis life, aud saved hs child. Mrs Cooley and
Mrs. Cuyler were b'th taken from the wreck dead:
they had been buried ia she er beneath the mass
ant drowned. Mr. Baksr sustained { eomnaund
fraetnre Of one leg. The wife and mother were
fondly locked in each othefs arms in the death en-
brace
The mail agent, Mr.. PIyuptOn, was instantly
killed. He sat in the mail car with his Notebook
and pencil in hand, a eorpse-not having finished
making up bis way li-t Pr, b ibly.
W. J. A. Faller, Esq, Of New York city, z law
yer and distinguished chess p!ayer-recently edit
ed the chess d psItment Of Frank Leslie's paper
was 10 the rear end Of the last car He was pitch
ed the whole length Of the CIR 10 the forward part
OF il, VII be fOand himself struggling in the wa
ter, and Wedgei in by the mass Of the material up
on him. Mr.. Fuller says his FIRST sensation was Of
a eOneussiOn; or obstruction on the track then a
momsntary feeling Of security, after which he has
no recollsciieE unl be resuscitated by the wa
ter. Mr. Fuller is badly hurt
The engineer, Jones, and the fremen both es-
capped uniDjured. The sudden application OF in
creased force 70 the locomotive, and its terrific
bound half across lhs bridge slved their lives
Jones is said 10 be q careful engineer, but he has
been 50 unfortunate ss to be the engineer on four
occasions when accidents have happened, bat al
ways very fortunately escaped without serious in
jury.
1t was stated to US by several citizens Of schag-
deoke that not single individual connected in q
prominent capacity with the railroad had called np-
on the sufferers paid them the least attention and
when We went round among them, the first question
they would ask would be-"Are you from the Rail-
rOad?' This want Of attention to the injuEad By
those u whom they naturally look for assistance is
reprebensibe in the extreme. The citizens Of that
place express themselves in most unmeasured terms
ofindgnaon against ths road the cur able care
lessness of life which has marked the management
Of the road; and few, il any Of them could be in
duced to ride over it upon any inducement. The
condition Of the bridge where the the accident took
place has been frequently alluded to in conversation
BY the Inhabitants of the village, and catastrophe
similar to the chronicle to-day has been long
expected there.
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SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY,
CLASS NO 465,
Draws Wednesday, August 81, 1859,
ON THE THREE NUMBER PLAN,
7s NUmBERS--Ie DRAWN BALLOTS,


Whole Tickets so; Halves s. Quarters s9 sol
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
receipt of which they VIII be forwarded by first mail
The List OF Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent Pur
chassrs Immediately afUer the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
II = prizes OO0 under, paid Immediately sitter
the drawing other prizes at the usual time Of forty days
Notice 10 Cores pOndentS-ThOse who prefer not
sending money by MALL use the ADAMS EXPRESS CON.
PANY whereby money for Tickets sums Of Ten Dollars and
where they have Office The money s1d order must
c the Express Company csnuot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets Certhcsesby by Mall Express, to be
WOOD, EDDY & co., Augusta, Georgia
or MOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Della
IL Estof he numbers that from the wheel, with
licked after very drawing in the following papersAuZusIa
Ga ConstutiOnalist Mobile Regisse-, Nashville Gazette New
York Weekly Day Book, Richmond Dispatch, PAuldnS Mss
Clarion and New York Herald iuly23
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ENTIsHING make other investments, propose sell
That n IA Fssa sUSsURBAN ssf RESiDENCE, ESD
stuaO the franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps the most commanding site thevcnity of Nash
M sold With 70 or Is acres Of land rs The purchaser NAV Choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the Sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike, (od
road within three miles Of Nashville. containing $50
The soil is good it is well waered and tmbered and
which admirably adapted for country residences market
0'n' anu u1n' 'IiHTs REAHTiiFUL G'iTi iFit FARM
road occupied by c. McamPbell and formerly
oTneG y @ inTS. con- an & Soout I acres I9S i
also divided purchasers T. c. McCampbel will show
these places to any who will call.
All the above property will be sold on reasonable terms and
a credit of one, two, three and four years.
Apply A. Lindsey Nashville, either Of the
dersignde, TH0s. c. Nice AMPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville,
mh31 Nashville
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COM MERCIAL HOTEL,
(F0r7aerlv Tsranddh
CORNER OF .CHEMRY AND CEDAR STs

NashF1sles Tenn.
FFNHE undersigned take pleasure IN announcing
u o tie Fahhc zsIsraily, thaf this Hoase has
been thoroughly repaired, renovated, newly
furnshsd. me Table Efll be furnished tie H.
best the market affords. ilsts6tIE
The General Stage and Omnibus ofhcss kept a -
thls House and s thoss who favor win
ceiTe strict attention wishing leave on Cars gf
Stages, WI Be notified ef their departa
GD6-a&E5m SAM 4 HARE n 90
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THE BEsT LiNfMENT WORLD.
The sNLT zfe asd certain for Cancers, Piles
TunsCrs Sw-Iiisgs ami Brnnciele or Goitrr ParaIv-
Ss Neurslga. Weakness sf the Muscles. Chronic or
fananimHto-y HIsuinatism, Stiffness of the Jpints
Contracted Muscles IigameutS, Earachs or Tsaih-
aFhs, Bruises, SPrains, Wounds, Fresh Cuts, u lcefs
Gever Snrcs. Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples Burns
Scads, Sore Threat, any Inflammation or Pain, ua
dihrranca how severe, 0r how long the disease may
have existed. McLEAS's CSLEERATED G.NIMENr is a
certain remedy
Thousands pf human beings have hsea saved {, life
81 decr-pto aud misery By the Of tAis iuyalu-
able medicine.
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r E M OVAL

- stss Nr1lA NO. 6 Union Street.
BIZ WEEY CHERRY A6L lSU1fNER STRFhgs
WHERE he Is Prepared 20 Furnish
everything for funerals both day or niqhT
Residence No. 25 South Hg street
FSFarnture repaFsa to order in the hest stvs
faho
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HOW IHE DISASTER OCCURRED.

At 81 o'clock last evening. a train came down the
road al an ordinary rate OF speed. Il vas drawn
BY the locomotive Ten Eyck, and consisted of ten
der, two baggags cars. and two passenger cars-ths
latter well filled. The bridge there rotten and
fractured, ready to csiVe then, pirae's gang,
plank receives yictem to oOnsign him to his death.
The engine passed over in safety. But just as it
had reached the South side, while the tender was
upon the bridge and the rear wheels Of the locomo-
tive had not yet left it, the engineer Charles Fl.
Jones, felt that he was sinking. His hands was
upon the throttle valve. In falling backward, his
whole weight rested uponit. The valve was thrown
wide open. Its whole volume Of steam rushed upon
the cylinders. With mighty strain. the huge ma
chine pufed, baked an instant, and then bounded
forward off the falling bridge breaking its eonnee-
iions clearing the track running along side Of The
road for about fifteen feet, and stopping Just as it
had begun to turn over upon its side Rs if worn
cut with its great effort
When the engine cleared the bridge il had prob
ably sunk about two feet below its usual level The
tender did not follow the locomotive, but dashed
against the abutuent, aLd then sank, with great
crash, IuIo the stream. The baggage cars came
laundering upon it, and were broken to pieces
lying in q heap in the water. The FIRST passenger
car plunged headlong down the chssm, striking up
on its forward end at q short distance from the
sbutment, upon WHICH the rear end rested The
second passenger passed directly over the first
and remained resting upon it. The position Of the
train after the accident, therefore, this: the
debris of the tender and baggage lay piled TO-
gether upon the bottom Of the stream, little
than midway between the ends Of the broken bridge
which had given way in several different portions
some going entirely under the water, and thus
naming pendant against the sbutments. The first
passenger car was sustained by the wrecks both Of
the bridge and Of the tender and baggage cars,
while the second passenger car rested entirely upon
il.
When the accident occurred, everybody on board
~. A. kh.k,
the engineer and fireman. The passengers in both
ears we're hurled violently frOa their seats, and
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McLRANs VoLCAEIC OIL L1NIMENr.

Solo Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also Ncleans Volcanic OIL Liniment
Principal peput the Il 1Lird ard Pne
81 lrunfs 81 I.un
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DAVIS a. AINES,
49, w hole sale GrOceFs
PRODUCE & COmmISSION MERCHANTS,
Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS,
No. as Broad street, NaShVilles Tenn.
The highest market price paid Rags Feathers Beeswax
seng, Flaxseed, and Bacon.
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ss'~Hal'1tH' HElsPF FHAHf
Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acidity or Sickness Of the
Stomach, fuilness Of Blood the Head Dull Pain or
swimming Ia the Head, Pa,pitaton of the Heart
fuilness or Weight ia the Stomach, Sour Eructafions
Shokihg or SunOcating Feeling WHEN lying down
fryness or 1aliOwness Of the Skin aud Eyes Night
STeats Inward FeysTs. Pain in the Small of the Back
Chest or Side, Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Depression Of
Spirits Friehfh Dreams, LangHar, Despondency or
aGy Nervous Disease, Sores Biotches on the Skin
aud Fever and Ague Tor Chs aud Fever, il viii
also cure diseases 81 the Bladder and Wunb such az
sehiinsl Weakness, Incontinsncs Of Urine, Strln-
quarry, Inflammation or Weakness Of the Womb Or
Bladder, Whites, etc.
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D6H GOODS! DIkA GOODSI
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the FAN Trade.
We receipt the desirable and well selected
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
wehavc offered to the the retail trade.
AVINj purchased this stock from largest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, feel hesi-
fancy saying thereby enabled to sell goods
Low p r G Il :
and ReaSOnab BILE Terms any house in the city.
Our present stock embraces every variety of
New and FaShiOnab BILE Designs,
such very handsome Robes Ala
A Tabla;
Pente;
French DeLaines, Plain and Fancy
French English Merinoes;
Fac0niaPlsids;
Lavellas, for travelling Dresses
DBege's;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every Of ShaW Plain and Fancy Dress Silks and Coas
Black Silks all grAde together with other article too tedious
mention.
Wehave also very large stock of Staple Goods such
Bleached Domestic, all graiesi
lO& l2-4 beached Sheetng
~ inch Pillow COttsn;
- Brown sheetng
- and 81 sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
Pl'd Lnsey, all kinds.
Fiannels, all colOrs, qualities and prieesi
Canton FSnne's;
Negro Blankets
Bed Blankets, every sire and quality;
Brown jeans hereys, Satnet Csssmees Vestngs Shirts
Fronts, Collars, and in fact article person
end in complete retail store
We also keep constantly hand complete
Shoes Hats and Caps Duou co best Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths Carpets &c To all 0f which invite the attention Of
the trading community Our motto to sell cheap the
cheapest. McNHIRTER BROS.
sepI5 No. 81. North Market sreet.
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We saSte parents, if your children sickly, punv
OF aincted with complaints prevalent among Children
give them small quantity Of AIcLeins Cordial and
VIII make them healthy, Fat, aud robust. Delay
not noEIeut, try IL. and you viii be convinced.
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retiring from the business respectfully beg leave to tender
my Warmest thanks friends for the kind and
liberal patronage extended by hem to the old hrm and solicit for
my continuance for the same
]. W BROWN
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]. IT. MCLEAN, Sole Proprieto1

OorneF > Louis. No.
For sale Wholesale and retail in Nc ShV lie, :,
Tennessee at Proprietor prices, By Berry Demoylle, G.
Renderho and Js G. Brown and b. respectable Drug
gist in the United States feb27 5o-dtwly
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RANGES! RANGEs!I

II A. COOPER begs respectfully call the attention Of his
H. friends and the public generally, that be has
PoRed the sole agent IN Nashville r.. u. Hunts
Celebrated Cooking Range, admitted by all 70 b
superior oanyhing ever yet offered, rising al the
nen for perfng the culinary art in all branches beinx
also great econcmisr Of fuel and for comfort
stands unFiyaed- Give call and Judge yourselves
II. A COOPER, Agent, Plumber, &n,
No. Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
Manufacturer Of Copper Tin and Sheet Iron are and deal
ers In All kinds OF Stoves Baths CLOSETS Wash bowls Ec
mhlI-ddm
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FUE undersigned have this day Associated themselves toge
er under the style Of RAINS, BROWN co the Eur.
pose tanaeting general Drug Business, and hope,
By strict ateniOn the interest Of their
continuance 0f the very liberal patronage extended
their predecessors r. b. RAINS,
fulv2l-r ARIS BROWN. "A
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Fisk's Natalie OctagOn Case,
WITH CRANES IMPROVEMENTS, AND
DISSOLUTION.

TTJHE eorparnershp heretofore existing bsEesn the undsl
signed dissolved BY mutual consent, Mr. Arm
BRoE Sr having purchased Of j. w. BRowN his entire inter
business will be continued at the old stand uncer the r
style Of RAISs, Brown & Co, T. B kAINe,
}. W. BROWN.
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d" you wish to be healthy and strOngl Then 90 at
oaes, ana get some Of MeLeEns Cordial II will
strengthen and invgorate your whole system. causing
healthy and pure circulation Of blood to flow through
every veia aud the rich rosy bloom Of health 10
msuht to your cheek again. ..
Every bottle i warranted "a aiva safisc,rfion
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WOOD. EDDY q co.'s
single Number lotteries!

'cH1ErrvD BY rHE STATE OF GEORGIA
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2 wOOD, EDDY & co., managers,

oapi,an Pr..s ssO,OOO--rIekss. on.Y siO
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MeLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
FOr Horses and other Animalp.

WIN relieve pain. ElRo>t insautsneously and it VIZ
cleanse, purify, and heal ths foulest in an in
cretliljg short time
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THERE is NO MISTAKE Asour ~
ovER A Nil ION oe RoruEe

This Cordial will never fail to cure any Of the above
German, English, and French
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MeLEAN's srRENaTHENINa cORp1Ar

Nill eiiectuay cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICK,
Chronic or Nervous DebiIity, Diseases
of the AidnPyS, and aIi Diseases
arising from N DssSrdered Liver or
Stomach, DJsPPpsia,