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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-10
REEEwABLE AT PLEASURE.
n THE WEEKLY.

One Square, one year. ssCEacA sddioraI Square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOrs Will be charged f0r the excess.
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TARRAN rs

IA AZ ~ A n H =
RFFERVxscEKT
s Il ETZ ER AP ERIE N II,
This yss's ara Popula. saieIns RTsgaTss in conform WIN
Germany, in most conredient and portable form has
mesdaiioas ~ The Msiica pTofsssion and
Discerning pnbiie, As the
MOST EFFIcTENT AND ACCEPTABLE
SALINE APEREENT
IN and IS being entitled e special preference over The many
Mineral Spring waters stz Posders and other similar sr
used vain the hest effect in all
BaEsosrs sygs Dis1sss, Set Headache. Lossof Apps
"a i@agss'iOa aa1 az similar ontaats peculiarly
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
nsparevlsry adapted to The wants Of Travellers BY Sea and
Land Residents in Bot Climates, Persons Of seentary
Vessels and Planters viii ind !. : valuable ad-
witt those who have used IL It has high favor and is deemed in
Il sos1is1ts Of issyIt renders great srsice in re-
Ia of an gives the best satisfaction al
a. n symptoms and in many cases eheciuay
ssgeeessis eGsss Of Grag. IadiGessiea ayt5urn and
Aciafg Of the Sopdch and tie distressing sickness
usaqk during speedily, and with marked
n SoTds sl ge0 ief 70 those aicsd s0iA ors4
iee 10 tie KsGently acting the bowels neaalzing all
irritating ecreiions and thereby reno7ng all nhamatory ten
FACT & Is az cases soaeys Gentle Areriea
PargGfiro Is re9rfTed.
It in the form Of powlr, carefully put in bottles, to
keep climate AID merely hires water il to
produce adeligttfui enervescent beverage.
Taken 60 TIE mornings nterres with the ayocatons
Of the day, acting gently the system. restoring tie digestive
exciting healthy and vigoroustOne OF the mach and
Creating an elasticity Of mind and Gov Of spirits which give 1e
e enjoyment Il also enables the Invalid 30
luNu-ies with punity FROM Ehe he must otherwise be de-
barred and without which life is irks0ne and distressing
Numerous testimonials from proess raj and other gentlemen
Of the highest standing throughout the country, and its steadily
increasing popularity TOR series Of strongly guarantees its
efficacy and valuable character and commend TO the favorable
notice Of an telligent public.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. TARRANT & CO., Druggists,
uneI5-dly No. 2.B Greenwich Warren. N. Y.
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TRIMMINGS STORE,
OSCAR BOE M d CO.,
Have just opened at their stand,
M HI N On SIrRR1.

complete stock Of Fall and Winter
DRESS AND NEANTIALA TRIMMINGS,
COMPRISING full assortment OF plain and figured Velvet
Rbboas, Gallo Frnges, Bugle Gimps Grape Trimmings
Belts Braids Bu-e Buttons &c &c all of which
en- iry new could got the Eastern
k6ts Our stock Of
Tephin McrinO and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered Drsid Silks Crochet, Embraiey SpoO
Cotton other material TO- Knitting, Netting En-
roery Crochet corete and lSrcsr in variety
quantity than We also continue TO manufacture
PRINCES, TaSSeIss AtnttOnS,s, Cord, &c.
to order az usual and will try to suit all and everybody
sepi2-u
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FOR SALE.

EUIA oAk4Es
SA1N ACRES q Land in o6On county, x. Tenn Si;. one
Ohio Re- spenddly tinhered go acres
tract q acres cut m the Mobile and Ohio kailrs adj and
miles rom The Nor,hueern Rsroad, six miles from he Mis-
ssppi kye-a choice am anxious t. SCI n9 VIII
j. ". MARTIN.
county, Tenn. EoVl6
aaId. ~ Fo~ RI
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II. 6. sURsz. IN SWAMI
BURGE & SWAMI,
WHOLESALE GROcERs,


BRANDEEs, WINES, CIGARS, &C.s
COR cOLLEGE AND CHURCH sTs., NASHVILLE, TENN.
EKIE AZ in receipt Of large and we'll assorted stock Of
wv Groceries, Liquors, &c. to which We Invite the attention
go hd Inujssaaa Smear $50 bills Baltimore and Louisiana
loo bbls Y and Phiiadelphia Coffee Sugar;
Crushed susrar. IS bbIs Bal tmcre and icuBana
so ibs n and Philadelphia Loaf Sugar.
Powdered Sugar; . bhls Baltimore ana rniiaael
phia D Sugar.
Coffee.
500 sacks Rio coree, IS do O-e Java Coffee,
100 dc LaguyTa do;
$50 bbIs New Moiasss $50 ten gallon kegs Gold syrup
900 \ bills do 20 bills DO DO
100 ten gall kegs do
800 hbIs Deans ex whisky 200 Robertson county
100 do Wishires do Whisky,
Is do Ward g. Cary $50 bills Rye BOURBON 90
q do STas old do 100 bxs LongVorns CAtAWba
20 or. pipes Sherry Madeira Wine;
Wine; 90 4 casks CID Burgundy
x pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Vine
pipes Holland Gin; 80 hask Champagne Wine
bills A1e 10 bbls Vinegar;
25 casks London Porter;
Together with every other articles usual kept IN the 9roce
inc. loctl5dl BCR9s 3 enANN.
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fss g l Il lss sssE1zsssR
SPECIAL NOTICE.
FENE Adams Express Company beg leave to announce to their
friends and the public Of Nashville, that they have eopcui
ed arrangements with the Louisville anl Nashville Kali Road
Company uuder which they Will extend the operations Of their
EEps the line OF that Road, commencing August list, lo59
completion of the Nashville end q the road to Bowling
Green The lOh OF August, 1853, messengers will
through between Nashville and Louisville.
For particulars Is to rates, time, &c apply to
A. *. HOLT,
aug2 ar No. 8 Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
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GRESHAM q HUFFAK ER,
Csuocessors 70 smith, Lcys 4 Col
WHOLESALE GROCERs
s. so1rH I1zz<T sTzEErs %
Nashville, TenneSsees
WYE sre nov IN rseepf iarssni val assarsd s.oc q
Nv Groceries, Liquors &C. 70 Ehh insitsEhe sttsntfa
8ug1rs.
go Ahds Loulsianas loo bbls Bait CruShd szd Poss
50 boxes Loaf le9 bels St. Louis q Dc
300 hags New Orleans Rio3
80 a. Choice Baltimore.
Liquors.
100 barrels PikcI DeEn's and Chcnarths Whiltielf
eco DO Bourbon, Rye, AsnongAhsia and 3nh's old -.
serve Whisky
200 do Country nBie Lincoln RobartB =, see.5
IS pkEs domestic Brandyg
French DO
Is do Ginger, BlackbcrTF and oAarrydo rrr
10 Eoliand Sim
Is casks Port Wino-
20 btls SWee. Malaga Wine;
pkgs Old Jamaica Ran; l1
SHndKfeHs
900 boxes Star Candles us kegs Tsbaeeo Al er.desf
200 half do Do do 10000 Oignrs, d
Also, good assortment o. Pepper spice, Ginger, Soda a.
Wanted 10000 bushels Dried Frnff.
octs-dtE&sg eRlSaAh q HUkFAKER
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0asb6iIIt aniou ano Smsritan.
Daily ss' TrI-wssSny -; weekly So.
Rates OF Advertising.

TEN LINES Or LKss CONSTITUTE SQUARE
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Golden syrup! Golden syrup!

- - BARRELS St. Louis Goldel Syrup
~ , : Eers do DO do
just received and superior article for sale low at No.
ma rnsya - CARTER. wILsFoRD & co.
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HermeIicaliN seated flshsAc.
100 dorsa r-eah EalnsH, Loizzs an4 Essker put sp
uheis aaa M csna. Rsssissd q
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SLAYER SOAP.

VNHs being prepared expressly cleaning Silver and Plated
Britannia and Tin ware Mirrors Marble, Gliding,
House paint Carriage M0ueng nvalnafiehe best ard
cheapest article for The purpose 25 cents eeke
octlS MACKENZIE AINoHIN.
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EsT received fresh stock Fancy Goods Combs brushes
Purses Pocket Books, Port MSnnaes, Leather sachss
travelling Cases Shell lurking Combs, fancy Vest Buttons ma
zors Straps Toilet Mirrors, Scissors Knives &C. for sales y
Ocfa !. n. NuuAf-N
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Daly,s Aromatic valley whiskey.

1t COED judges to Re free r all deleterious
foreign and consequently It should t he place
all poisonous GdsaitdTce, which exercise nwhoesome
upon those who them where they consumed
The noxiOus beverages that generally intended for
Whiskey imposition and a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-10

WUAEINe ist rctprned from SsE Yerk ard dker Easte
,Ifiss -ih large and splendd asscrtent q lercl
Fh IN lsh nad German Toys ee ashl etsap, shols
49, r-s-II cHAS. kOnE 4Tz1N,
-o 49, 70 u Harsrl Strcst.
suny ,l.rshasis il pleas eai and ssis SER
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CEUsNN-TtES WANTED
BaEEISY AND CONFECTIONERY.

LsU received fine assortment Of French Coufeconeries
~ I al sfiH lsauuacturins that No Candy, an
seiilr 90 c-.p airy other ouse in the city, have mad
re move oE those extra large BaAves OF Bread with
Sari-:so oil 4. .r. Pcs. Sc CHAS. ROBERTSON,
,tva nj No u Market Street.
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Keen il Before the People!

Keep il Before the People!
TENHAT Rail Roads have agreed the following low rates
ron EasSTGie to Gaor1ss and all Stut ms on tie East
Tennessee and Georgia RGiirOad
Dry articles usually cass first and second
Hsr@sre Saoon ard whisky in barrels and ali articles
OF hiri class, per haHdred pounds do
fodr'a class per lV9 pounds 80 80. 90
on TIE Igiaia GHd Lanesses hddroHd articles casSed
dboss.
E E55 e & e 4:
Ia5 i I ASS}re 70 IgaclJTrg Ia and aU Strtion
lest on The JIgiaa d 76aaessss r. r. 70 Central Depot
75iS11 DO DO do do s sS.'...-. 3 9 90
IN Great dispatch safety to freghs anG saving
The Tariffs large Of rich pro-
doe'iye territory in Tennessee and Nr9' WINCH from t geo
sCTny eg ade al tf time by Nashville Merchants, may
em the large and Increasing 6upssS OF h section
oc;5 Superintendent Nashville < Chaianooga n. R
FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.
WE now receiving fine a39rtment Of Furnishing
terms and latest styles Collars. Gloves Sus eaders Robes Neck
Is Sops Belts ALE IIosEcf Cotton Wool Merno, and
Cashmers-TRAyBLING sHAWLs, GauHtiets Of Bucsssin,
Ei6 and Calf &c, for sale by ,,,o,r,
CANESI CANES!
EUsT received, beautiful lot Of all descriptions comPris
g ing and Faney Ivory and TSr.ose se hs S, o. al
MoIucca, and Whaebone. For sale by =, ,,-C,,,
. ~ HL1ct4.A.
CHESS MEN.
TAACuG ASMON Boards, Dominoes, Che9uers' and Ches
Rords preat variety ether things Just received and
hs-s.is 10 ]. H MCGILL,
Ladies' and Gentlerlen FURNISHING store
octII Corner Of Square and College street.
Fancy Goods.
UUsT received fresh Fancy Goods, Combs Hrnshs
Purses, Pocket Books, Port MSnnaes, Leather
Buttons, ma
Eos Straps Toilet Mirrors, Scissors Knives, &C. Tor sales y
octS = ~ iuuAiD
ESucksRin Shirts and Drawers
SUPPLY quality, aud few Of second rs E. received
! "a - -, sale nv [octs1 J. II. McGILL
! Ladies Vests.
Ig neck and long sleeves heavy and Of best quality
/ IS A''O 80 J H. McGTLL.
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NHtS
4 n BBLs. Brazil Nuts; 10 bbls Texas Pecans;
EU 10 do Filberts; Is do Almonds
10 do English WaInuts;
for sale low 10 and Is Market street by
iune2g HUGH MCCREA g. co.
ALE! ALE! ALE!
- - BARRELS Smiths Champagne Ale
25 do do kenneth do
25 do Bottled do
The above the made and warranted For
Pittsburgh and Wheeling prices, freight added at No.
Market street
july3l CARTER, WILSFORD & co.
NOW OH NEVER.
AM the city and engaged in selling county rights
of Tennessee for the manufacture and safe Of
my Patent Improved Bee Hives, the virtue and superiority
testified Oy hundreds Of the most worthy and
citizens OF country The construction of Hive
simple, promise il is the only Hive in the world
whichs proof sgsyst the bee mohe Persons deOus Of pur
chasing either family county rights for the best Bee Hive in
the world, few days at the Auction Rooms of
Messrs Hardy Brothers, where will be happy to them
july9O-H JOSEPH hENT.
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8 sIs 600
34G3 600
Increase Of paper discounts in months. 86

Increase Of paper discounts in months ool,VVV
During these three months the circulation Of the
Rank Is eighty diminished and is asked bow can
The bank Increase its paper discounts without in
creasiDe lis eirculaioDi Il is done at The expense
of lis specie veults. Uuripg these three months
the Bank lost 1896 600 Of is gold and silver This
presents strong point for the present Soard L
shows that they nave been striving to relieve the
people. though they we're losing specie every day.
il shows thsl In the at smpt 70 execute the law Of
eountsr notes and at the same time not to cypress
The PEOPLE, they we're losing daily their specie.
The most eorreot mode OF comparing the state Of
hank At different tines is 10 take the same period
Of different years. 70 satisfy myself on Cha point
now under di3cussien. called and examined the
hooks Of shs parent flee now and at this time Last
YEAR. found that the paper discounts now, are
SAFE SOS more thaa tbey we're the sawe day last
wear. never heard that they were depressing the
people shout this period last year
Il is further charged that many branches have =
circulation very email and dspropoFtonate 10 their
capital Tbs Memphis brsneh. for instance, is cited
Is having capital Of $300. 600, and circulation
Of only S49, 658 l445as
Al Sra BLUSH this locks Ike eass q great hard.
sAiRs and Of dire oppression On The part Of she pa
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Will be carried fromths Plaster Banks Virginia
70 ChStsoega md Dalton Stations the R1s Teenness
and Geo Ia Railroad AT six dollars Of 2O0 pounds
To Nashyill and all Stations the Nashville & ChatanOog
Rsilruad, nine dollars per OF 2, 0O0 pounds.
Aso-t ruscumhR and Stations Of Tuscumbs, thu
Memphis Charleston Road, zine dollars and all Sta
ions YES. Of Tuseumha, at twelve dollars ton.
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- HAVE n store fun aksortnf a Lippircotr Bllr 81
~-.toli = re esrooE sales, All uhc1 80
q sssrsaf.starer's pres 8. N. HozL1NGsF6Rrh,
o-ffi Ne flzrFal Sweet
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RucksRfn Shirts and Drawers
..,,.. " = l.. "A far Of sarond "a p rerei

SUPPLY Of best quality, aud second received
"a 81 -, sale nv [octs1 J. H. McGILL.
Ladies Vests.
IGN neck and long seeves heavy and Of best quality
II Also an assortment OF cheaper styles - -
BIS IS 1A 80 II. McGTLL.
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| viii o1lY he taseii at owner s FISK.
GEnpogder aud friction Matches and other conbusble
ces viii be charged at local rates OF each Road and only
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Remarks of Hon. n. ~. Dudley Of Mont.
gOmerY County, delivered ia she Tennes-
see House OF Represents tives, ON wed
nesdaY. December Z, 1859, ON she Conn
ter Note system.
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DaIyss Aromatic valley WhiskeY.
From the Georgian Citizen.
pleasant smuant peculiarly adapted the
invads who need pure tORe without much Ct the AL
cOhol principle.
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Actual cireu'atioa...

Aciu9i circu aL01 , Il oOS ood
admit that porliOn Of banks registered cir
cnlation shonld be in The bank. but certainly ret
the proportion Of SO goo IN, 70 1900 900 oaf
Some per ons may as, Why not loan out mores
fhs a1swes Is thet il is not points where il
BE- paid GU. 1hs lux of cireu,at on IS always
travelling blek to points where it is avalahlo
dJu't 4essate to sly that aader this sysiem it win
take double the bank capital aud circulation te 4
the same business The President of the Bank of
FsnBessee has informed "a that he had over naf 3 /
million Of branch notes on hand, and should ne
>end them home ss he is doing constantly, they wiz
be constantly returning through the merchants %
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ECE EISs3 Esls'c WEN THE EAST AN
TEasE az IT NugENIE. a EST.

The connecting by The Railroad Bridge at Pttsburg,
HFoId.ng al de irFe Of feght together sith the
Ing Of tine. advantages really appreciated Shippers
ire igat. ami tlle travelling ru''ic.
Parties sHiIHiag Eastward viii fnl ii their advantage
ship ly this route. IT
FoS tIeAt ntrc shipping Directors sTpy ad
1ress either 81 t, Toll agents Of the company
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-03
The America,s News.

The "war news" by the America may be
give in three sentences, and for the cons
venicnce Of our readers we will give them
l. mo battle has occurred
,. "An engagement was looked for at any
time"
3. "The bulletins from the seat of war are
unimportsnt"
If we may except the Telegraph Gable
and Pixies Peak, the European war so
called because we have been led to expect q
battle and since we have ceased to expect,
called so by cOurtesy-is the grandest hum
bug ever put up on 'the world and the rest
Of mankind" Yesterday we were indig-
nant that the Halifax telegraph Office detainl
ed the Americas news twenty-four hours /;
to-day we only regret that it did not retain
it altogether.
The item that -four, wheat and breadstufis,
had taken a decided downward tendency,
may be interesting to spectators in these
necessaries of life, On this side of the Allan
tic. and We give it prominent mention. The
chief excellence of the news brought by the
America is that it is favorable to humanity,
and the peaceful arts.
Saltpetre is declining.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-03

l.
s.Tt6 inditidea)4 hAhs, isrba and sciams
Who vnpt tsa lsard5 and fishes and Who
siano shaSed against The democfallc party
unJtl she very general unmoaning and
sonseless nppsl.iion Of opposition are
just nowin ratboF 4 serious diaiena In
other words, everything is in a general unstai
bic, unsettled and indefinite state, and the
whole crew with its many colored flag is out
at sea without chart rudder or compass
The kHo'oing ones have been, and slill are,
casting about in the vain hope Of seeing
land Our neighbor Of the Gazette, suppos.
ing that he had discovered some green Is
land upon which his feet might find rest,
tows TO shore only to bo swamped ia a dirty
quagmire Bro, Denny is clever man, and
we are sorry to find him so puzzled. But
ho says he has lit upon the true plan for
success in 1860 Here is what the Opposi-
ton are to do:--
"This is the true plan Run two eleoto-
raj tickets, acceptable TO each section one in
the North and one in tho South In this
way, and in this way alone eau the whole
Opposition strength be combined against the
Administration and the Slave Democracy
Beautiful plan that, truly Run a slavery
ticket in the south, pledged, we suppose, to
the establishment Of slave code in the ter
ritories, and in the north run an anti.slavery
ticket, q dyed in the wool affair, then throw
the election into the House,and cheat the poe
pie, either north or south, or both, by elect
ing an unacceptable man. This may be
consistent in the estimation Of northern Abb
olitionists and Republicans, II may be fair
in the opinion Of Goggin and the opposition
slave codeite5 Of the SOUTH but depend upon
it, the people are not to be deceived and
gulled by any such silly contrivances.
For fear, however, the plan above suggest.
ed might not prove sure, our ingenious
neighbor suggests another, and he thinks,
better plan -
Perhaps, better plan than the above,
would be, to run Opposition Electors, in all
the States uninstructed as to particular in
dividuals. When elected, they could be
brought together, IN Convention, and might,
uoubtess agree on two names they would
finally support in the Electoral College If
this should be found impractioable, the elec'
tors could cast the vote with the best lights
before them
Mark well the bold, dashing and unfair
plan. Run Opposition Electors in oil the
states anti slavery, free sSoil, abolition and
conservative at the north pro'slavery, dis
unionists and slave-code advocates at the
south, but run no Presidential Candidates,
then let the electors choose whom they like,
defraui the people and put some Goggin,
Bolts, or Giddings into the Executive Chairll
Spacious and unparalleled schemel "Whom
the Gods would destroy they first make
mad
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-03
Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,

FOR GOVERNOR,
RUFUS P. RANNEY, of Cuyahoga County.
LlRUTRNANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM II. Stafford, of Ross County.
JUDGR OF THR SUPREME COURT,
HENRY C. WHITMAN, Of Fairfield Co.
AUDITOR OF STATE,
q. vOLNEY DORSEY, Of Miami County.
TREASURER or STATE,
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, Of Richland Co
SECRETARY or STATE,
JACOB RElNHARD, Of Franklin County
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES TOMLINSON, of Washington Co,
COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES N. ALLEN, of Harrison Co
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-03
DIR. WOLFE'S
CINCINNATI INSTITUTE,
FOR
Diseases of the Lungs and Throat,
No.. .20l Vine ST., between 9th and eth.


DEhSONS HAVING ANY AFFEC-
tions of the Lungs or Throat are invited to call
At DR. WoLFK's CINCINNATI INsTITUIE, where this
class Of maladies is treated exclusively the most
improved method OF medicating air for Inhalationi
in CO nnectiOn with constitutional treatment.
Those who cannot visit the Institute, but are de-
siTous Of employing Medicated Inhalation at home
viii have circular cent to them containing full
description OF MedieAted Inhalation and list OF
questions respecting disease in the chest which, by
answering correctly, will enable me in many in
stances to form q proper opinion OF the case, and
prescribe and forward by express or otherwise las
ordered) the proper medicines and inhaler see the
engraving above) with full disections, 10 be used
at home. In this way, have treated patients with
entire suoGsHa, after their home physicians had pTo-
nouneed them hopelessly inouIable.
For the circular enclose a postage stamp, and
address,
DR, &. WOLFE,