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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-08

sHELBr ihEDIcAL J0LLGE-CHAEGE IL THS FAC
ULrr-We have heretofore announced that Prot. r.
O. CURRY he'd vacated the chair Of Chemistry in the
Faculty Of Shelby Medical College by resignation,
and that the vacancy had been hlied By the unsn-
inous election Of Prof HENRY ERNI. The Nash
Vile Record Of sSicaI and Pkgsical SeieDas says Of
Prof. EErI: I" He is gentleman Of high scientific
standing Hsving been known te the great AoAs-
sIz. While in Switzerland, analytical chemist
of great ability, he was, By his recommendatien'
on his arrival in this country, placed ss hrst ana
Jytical assistant in tie laboratory Of Eev Haven
CONNECTICUT which is under the diFectiOn Of Prof
SItIIxAx From beth these gentlemen he holds
high testimonials es TO scientific merit He has
since held the chair Of Chemistry in the Ned
icSl and lI.iierary Departments of the Universe
~ of Burn ston, Vermont, besides lecturing in va
rious literary institutions. His marriage WITH a
Southern lady determined him to make the Stats Of
Tennessee his home, and enabled the Faculty Of
Shelby Medical College TO secure HIS valuable SER
vices 70 The students in which Institution his lee
lures win, we think, be- both profitable and inter
Assting."
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Tan sHcoTnaeg BRospHAT--TEE PAETfss Fri-
ED-O. II. Cesesk sna B RzDDIcK, Who took
pep" g each cher on BrOadFhy, Tuesday morn
ing, had Asss:Dg before Recorder e1zxN yestsr-.
day morning The dRealt7 betwsen the parties
originated At penie 81 BfentWSod or the 4tb, snd
ths testimony showed that it was renewed in this
city, Oh Deaderick street Tuesday morning, by Cox
GEs drawing pistol and demanding Of REDDlck an
explanation Of ihe insult Nhich he had offered him
the day before IN the presence Of sons ladies RED-
DICK remarked that IL be tcoSoEE) would Pot UP
his pistol, he Vonld explain The ms,ter; CoEaER
complying with ibis request, REDbIeK sdded, that
that Was not the proper place make tkeezplsna~
ti0n--.hs be would ern himself sna then they coeld
settle the ssl8 srlty.
Here t spears TIE pe7ties sePsTesed Ran
DIcK going of t. arm himself end CosoER procee =
Ing in the direction q his residence Ia ssulh Nash
vile. REDDioK having armed hiFasslf, stsrtsa IL
pursuit q CosaER With tse a5oWed intention OF
having the difficulty settled. he came up with
CoNsEh on Broad street, and approaching hia the
latter tScs warned hin tO kesp away as ne dssired
to have 10 dificulty with hin. REDDog having his
pistol 10 his hand continued to advance upsn Cor
eER until within about thirty feet % hin. when be
fred, the bail passing betGssn CoS6tRs body and
his left arm, lbiicting ight wound upoa the
Immediately thereafter CosoEs discharged bis pistol
at REDDiok, bat missed him. Upon aisehsrgipg
their pistols, both rereatea into houses opposite
them, and, according to ths testimony. an amusing
game Of 'bO-peep,, vas sept up for ahort time.
when parties iuteHerea snd the game Was stopped
One Of the Witnesses. xhe bore slight wound on
his right cheek. testified that H. was produced by
the ball from REDpICK's pisiol
Upon hearing tho testimony, the Recorder in
posed fac Of ten dollars upon CoEeER for the
breach Of the peace on DssdsriOk street, and iae
of twenty-five dollars on REDplcK FOR tho breach
On Broad street
Hsving thus disposed Of thscass, the Hon. JoHN
6. BstEs. counsel for COSosR, Suggested TO the
Recorder that il his duty in view o; the testi-
IOuy, which, he commended clearly showed pre-
meditstei cad deliberate purpose ca Inc part of
RKDrIcK to commit murder, to bind him to sppeer
befjre the Criminal Court 70 answer the charge In
answer. the Recorder stated that he understood
RkBDIoK had been arrested upon States warrant,
sGd was 70 be tried imnedisisly before Magis-
'FEtss' Court far the Ofeass, otherwise, he ROuld
regard 1t he duty. as suggested By the counsel 70
bind himto appear befOreithe Criminal Court
We understand RsDnIck failed 10 appear bsf,Fs
the Magistratss' Court yesterday, and thus the
mstler stands at PresesL
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D1sTREssISe AND FATAL ACoTDEET.-Ike Mem
phis AraEanose Of the 9th says: "a nest un-
fortunste and fatal accident occurred at the Fair
Grounds on Monday morning, which resulted in the
death Of JAcoB ZEEIFEL, q member Of the Steuben
ARTILLERY. The deceased was loading one of the
aeld pieces of the Company, whenit Was premature
u discharged, the charges, which he wss renuiDg
home, sbivering his hand and arm in most shock
ing manner. He fingered in great sgony several
hours, but death at last to his relief end end
ed his suFsrings. He Leaves wife and child TO
mourn his loss. He WAS e native Of the Canton Of
Clsris, sWitssrlsnd, but had resided for several
years in this country"
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BY TEF.EGRAPH



EEzs foRK July 7.-GEEibaldi IS accomplishing
renarksbls fsats, sarpEissas tie Aeslrians, end
marching thirty miles day he setting the
country through vii b b Esssel 10 faser Of indie
ps1dso0e- go.
Tbs yienns Correspondent Of The zsmss says, the
Ickets OF sssh 8 ny are IL sightof Zach etheFs
scarcely e day passss without eight skifnish
NanoleoA,s despatch says. me hare taken all
the Gu sinies pesrieas and eaetarea bsuy cannon !"
Heavy eannonsding Wee heard AZ Verona.
FseFece1.t tuGrlt 1t Venice 1ss occasionsa by
r1uloys thai the French I'D landed 81 redua end Ve-
nice would be surrounded 10 three days. The Peo-
MIA ieesn to nouDt their coekades Eith Itsisn co..
iJrs aad insaised the EaiifGy vho attacked she mob
With The bat of thelr mlisEsts.
The serdioiau bulletin Of the Perugis stair, saya
the Swiss ffoops attacked ths Iowa % the 2Oth.
trampl:ng down and killing women and inehen-
sive persons The to@a was Plscei IN 3 STATE OF
Malls sdsIoes state that eight steam 7ease's des-
tined for TIE Adfielis sre ready TO depart
The PreHs'sbe Zse,aag officially seJs The Franco
RardinisD army is mOTing near fha froniIers CT
GernSny =. .
qhe Psussira Cicvsrnmsnt regards The security Of
Germany as entrusted TO her care.
England and Russia are sFmiag On the largest
scale.
II was arnonnced ia Paris on Friday that corps
darmee Of 20 600 men, msinly on tie African
repimssss was expsc ed shortly in h Airiaiie.
A Milan despatch confirms the advance q ths
Fren troops towards Fsletiine. TIE Arch Duge
and Governor OF TJrAi arrived st Natdss 70 super
;otend ths eur slment Of q, 900 men in TyrOi aud
E0Faves -
An sttempt vas made at Rams to proclaim Che
Dittsser hip Of Victor Enamel, bat Governor Guy
an iaie (. T . to prevent L.
TusKRY-- Cons artiaople advices sayit issaid that
The P cha his basn SUM aoad to ssad his caGtin
gent lrc 5 TO ,umla, but he replied q a. the In
deo;s We policy of the Polite completeness EgyP',
aud he WI,l PIT bis Ermy on var footing.
Twas Prus and not Napoleon that ssked per-
mission to N ueh 10000 troops over Hanover to the
Rhine between The ffst aud 9Th Of July N4polsons
despatch was dalet a. C4riAna and net Gambia
AIARsErLEs --Kessuth left here this morning,
the 2Ist, for Genoa. lie will have an iB.srVie~
With Victor Enanuel and Napoleon, in reference to
his plans to secure the iadspeaencs Of Hungary.
which he affirmed the allied soveTeigns had sgreed
to recognize. and lend iheir aid to liberate Hun
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2 LEAyESWORTH, July 4--The express which de-
parted from Denver City on the 22d arrived yester
day. \ large eonasgrstion in The pineries between
Gregorys and Jackson diegiDgs is reported. TWen-
ty lives we're lest Five bodies have been recovered;
the names hsye not been sseorfsined.
Considerable dust is awaiting shipment. Dem
yer City specie was in great demand TO make pur
oheses.
81. LOUIS, July 4.-By dispatch from Leaven-
WORTH Of the l7th, We learn that the Times publish
es accounts from the gold regions, also private e:
Ter from Horace Greeley, who says there is no mis-
;ske about the existence of gold in paying qusnii
ties. The last three days Horking of Defrees, Bar
der ShotEelPs claim produced 81, 200, estimating
gold SIS per ounce. 800 TO sluice is considered
fair average operations with other parties. It is
calculated that five hundred sluiees will be in
operation by the 1st August. New rich discoveries
every day. Large prospecting parties are being
organized for thorough examination Of the noun
tain district far Medicine Bow on tbe north Of
the Great Basin. Great activity pTevailed at Dem
yer City, and the effect Of the late prosiraOa en-
tirely disappeared Discoveries Of rich soliG gold
bearing quartz have been made. The express Fhieh
left here was crowded With passengers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-08

Tvs NASHVILLE RECoRD-CRANGE OF EDITORS
A MoxsrROslrY-We are in receipt of the July
number of the NeshviIls Monthly Record Of &ediea'
and Pissieal Science, which am ounces the With
draval Of Prof. R o. CuaREY from the editorial
department, who IS succeeded by Profs. JoRE II.
sStIENpEz and THOMAS L. MA9OIS, two IS intel
Igent and able writer's as there are in the medical
profession in the State With such assistance, Dr..
WHeHr, the priacipRl editor, viii be able TO make
the Record still more valuable 10 the profession
The following description of monstresiy
born of a negro woman in this county, on the llth
Of March, 1859, communicated to the Record BY Dr.
J. MAIevE, viii he interesting to the general
reader.
alt weighg according to the report Of the owner
Of the woman, Mr.. W. about fifteen pounds. has
two Teil-developed hasds, mounted upon separate
necks, which nstnrsty rise teiseen pair OF very
largo and Well-aeveloped shoulders end arfns Eth
or one of the beads is lsrge the average, full
crown fetal head, measuring about four inches eud
q half in its shortest diameter The faces are sym
Tnatricel indeed handsome, with all their textures
in Derfection Il has one large body, well aud pro-
Dortiopehly developed, two legs aud feet in their
natural and proper place. On the back part Of
fhs bodv lttle the left Of the spine, ami above
ths crest Of the ileum of that side. is attached
eppernumeFary member. THIS liEo, which has
features common TO the leg and srm, is termi-
mated bv foot, With three singers very long toes
Higher up on the back, between the scaPuis, may
he seen. standing cut 10 bold relief, very large
arm relatively This limb is so attached as to form
a right angle with the arm, and is terminated BY
two large hands, which may be seen standing Above
and between the heads, in ssni-he1ed posiSioI, a.
If in the act Of catching ball.
81 It will be seen, then, that this double-heede'
monster has three arms snd foar hands, enc laTg,
bodv and three inferior extremities, one OF which
leave 10 others to define is Of doubtful sex, heeV
90, AQFsEsE, e Re tslsls.
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C0TTON FACTORY.

Belonging sumner Manufacturing Company near The town
t ccnny Of Sumner State Of Tennessee. Said Factory
has i6 spinning Tzes which runs so4s spindlss Reels,
Dressers, "a Cards, and for Bats speedess Drivers ~
with good FIGURING Mill sttae6 All driven b FIRST class
Engine IN good o7der.
There Is large boarding house, with out buildings,
biok Office and haerce, with two three dwelling, for
operatives and I or Is Of land VII be sold with Tie
Factory and FacOry Buildings This property originally cos:
the Company about SEQ 900, besides uproveens since made
It's locality is healthy and pleasant Of access bagon the
Louisville Nashville Railrosd 90 Enes from NASHVILLE coal
be had by Railroad River Of good quality fnere viii Be
sold the or I0acres Of land In lots
The sale absolute subject redemption The com
nsonsrs authorized to sell privately publicly Any f
Information obtained BY addressing the 1ndsrsgped
a. Cal.llr, Tennessee III A. TOHPKINS, -.
lss ets-a Wa slAcxNeRz, esGz,
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Ague Cure.


fnteTmiftent Fever or Fever and Ague, Re-
mitteat Fever, Chill Fever Danb AgHe,
Periodical Headache, OF BilioHi Head
ache, and Bilious FeveFs, iRdeed for the
whole class Of diseases originating in biz
larry arrangement, caused by the Malaria
of miasmatfc countries.
No one remedy IS louder called for bv ths No
cessitis of the american people than sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such we ere
now enabled % olfer, with . perfect Certainty
that It win eradicate the disease and with a.
surance, founded on proof that no harn can
arise from its use IN any quantity.
That which protects from cr prevents this dis
order must be Of immense service IN the commute
mites where il prevails. Prersif0n IS better than
cure for the patient eseapcs the risk which he
must run in violent attacks Of this balelul Dis
temper. This seCURH expels the rniasmarie
poison Of FkvER AND AeUE from fae system and
prevents the development Of thc disease, If taken
on the first approach Of its preronitor symptoms.
l. IS not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints but also the cheapest.
ne large quantity We supply for dollar bringsit
within the reach Of every body; and in biliolls
districts, where FETER AND AsUz prevails, every
body should have It and use Il freely both for cure
and protection. Il IS hoped this price VIII place il
within the reach of all the poor as wei IS the
reh. A great superiority Of this remedy ever any
other ever discovered for the speedy and eertain
cure OF lntermittents IS that Il contains nc Culine
or mineral. consequently It pr0duces no quinism OF
other injurious elects whatever upon the cons.itu-
tlon- Those eured by it are left as healthy as il
they had never had the disease
Fever and Ague Is not alone the consequences Of 3
the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders
arse from its irritation, among which are Neural
gia, Rheumatism. Gout. Headache, Blindness.
TOothache, Earache, Catar1h Asthma, Palpitstion
Painful Affection Of the Spleen Mysteries. Pain in
the Bowels, Cole, Paralysis. and DermgeIaent Of ;
the Stomach, all Of which, when eriginating in
this ea1se put on the Intermittent tFpe OK become
periodical. This "CUEE expels the poison from
the blood. and consequently cures them al alike.
It IS an inyaluable protection TO immigrants and
persons travelling or temp0rarily residing IN the
malarious districts. II taken occasionally or daily
while exposed to the infection that win be excrs-
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity 70 upen into disease. Hence i
is more valuable for protection than cure and
few viii ever suffer from htermitten.s, if they
avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
affords.
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QuAnrzazrsszzs fsz7,sss Lss rrsz..
H4s1inst3fs axe p 1882
Proposals VII berervs he Quartsrnaster Generals o.
re- unta ~ On tie Isl d4 osober s fos tie ranspor-
.a.a q military supplies siax years lsc ana 1861 On Tie
following routes.
/. frsm Fos les7envssk ani T ii ne srritssy Il kan
point the retfahk Missouri ri-sr north q fori
leaEeuF orta ans sonih latitade f2 ccz Al t
nay se es.sbisaec e as ssis shiaTs may ests
IsFth latilGfa q "a Ar 80. Of lE
hide Il and IN the io-y o. Ii 81
80 degrees north fnde Of soHI.te a de9 vest.
Union Ia he TersF of es Usxico, o. 10 eo. t
Eaay he sesigrafei IL ihst IerrisorT. =. =
,. IrO fcri MON such U nay be desisn=ts1
in the Terfiio-y n Nesr liesco 4, h =,
may be espet ID ne Military DefaIacat 4 Ne7 Hexico
except Fcrls Bliss and Fill1ole
Of the Fonts than hundred thousands ou1des nor more On
route than Eaillicns Of pounds. rdn.cs ana tlu
two Hiilors ave hnne-ed taousa nj Eoaliss.eh
Proposals. all t rate huHife. patnds per hundred
n noaih - he year made All ro,..es
col cIssiy. for ary sf the Or er each sspa-assy
Bidders wall give their rlns u i1l e ssii = ti~T plso
reliehce, and R prePsrel s Nih good securiy il
sc s1oRnt no tieussel nag dets7lnine-
Coatr4ceers rssdinessCz - dsy q
JsnCfTT, $780, end aion he demanded any
al either Of the reutsa hy F y requires to have PLACES Of
business aenc vicinity
Fort Laramie, ard kf d otaes dePotin Nss 3txco.
which they nav he conn hcasd With readily
Each proposal panii 81 GUARANTEES, signed ~
three pers1Os
rnasr General setting ferth thar II The party proposing Shall
Be .sri ne estsrsoh Icy vii snser sn osaton ior Is
Prspss1s vii y erorssd a. iocHs: r0D5sats for sys
Trans erf0n and viii be they fy
conpy ~lsA al The apuato ford us advertisement
be made.
Jaly G-s,svtIs,oct.
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STATE LEGIsLATURE.

tEJECTIov, THURSDAY, August 4 1881
House OF RepFesentGtiVes.
We ere authorized requested announce JOHN B. KEEL
ING as candidate 70 represent Davidson county II the Lever
House Of the next Legislature. junel5
We e-e authorized 70 announce A. DAVIDSON, candidate
to rresst Davidson county in the lover bTnch Leg
als,ure Of TennesSes. sPlO-te
We are authorized 10 announce Isaac " WILERosss car
datsto represent counties Of Coe, Grund and Van Buren
n the y.ows! Brsnst o! the uert State Legislasure
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mONETARY AND comMERCIAI..


The BanE Of Kentucky the BznE Louisville and the Jeasr
Savings Institution have eaehdeareI semi annual dividends
per The Peoples Thsaanee CompaHy aud the CON
scsi Insurance Company, O Louisville, e dividends Of 10
per share; and the Marine, Is per cent their last half years
bu.iness. 70
The Louisville Gas Company have declared siannual dIt
dond Of cert The proats Of the Company Tor the hfy
aye s44s7e So, or per cent on the esfal stack
Cincnnau the Banks Bankers iavs good suppy Of
Eastern Exchange. ard ceking Pc. eens prem. Colds
quoted At 19H prem.
In ST. Louis Eastern Exchange scaces and selling It i
per cent prem New esesas Exchange werth z PREM.
The weekly statement Of the Missouri hanks shows decrease.
compared With the Previous Vee, of SSseO in their calson,
s34 9ss in Exch2nge, and se6 500 in in.
Louisville Nashville Railroad mortgage
Quoted in Louisville at 1880.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-08

RTPoaARD DEATH or JANIS NJ. DAVIDSON, ESQ,
the "IsI5H ORATOR We fnd the following in
abe Huntsville Democrat Of the 9Th, which contsins
tas FIRST iniIsaiion we have had OF the affair. We
hope the Democrats information is erroneous;
We rezr{t to learn that this gentleman, 81 one
time Principal Of Greene Acadeay, but, for several
years past, practising attorney Of Fayetteville,
Tenn, Was KILLED, ia the latter place, few days
since, by come one when We could not lesrn)
ihrust;Rg Mexican lance mo bis aead He was
a man Of fine talents and considerable reputation
for ofstoris9l ability
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CANDIDATES.
Attorney General and Reporter. Election
ON the 18th OF August, 1859.

Attorney General and Reporter Election
ON the 18Th OF August, 1853.
VIC ao authorized 50 salouae. sAMUEL MILLIGAN Esq,
Of Greeze county sddss foS Attorney General and Re-
porter, plsoe CT Hon. JoEA L. T. ssEED, resigned
We are authorised to announce JAMES 0. sEAcELFoRp,
Esq Of Montgomery county, Candidate for Attorney esaeg.
the State Of Tennessee L Paoe Of Hen. J. a. T. sNEgn
resigned. nsyss
We are authorized THos J. FREEMAN, Of the
county Gbson candidate FOR Attorney General for the
State Of Tennessee, in place of Non. J. T. sEzKD resigned
jcns3.
We sre Authorized to announce VIM B. REESE, Jr Esq,
candidate tbs ocs Attorney General and Reporter
for the stsse. ;ures
We gro authorized to announce JOHN W. HEAD, Esqss
candidate Attorney General for the ssof Tennessee place
CT HOE. J. Z. 7. SSzzoresignsds
We ere Guthorizea to announce MILTON 4. HAYNES Of
B.nph= canddsts fas the ocs Of Attorney Gsassl AID
Reporter for ths'asss. sunse4d, svA~td.
We are Authorized 70 SAMUEL TuRE, Esq, o.
Sparta candidate Attorney General and Reporter for t.
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Prom California;.

Nav ORLEAAs, Jaly THE steamer ". II, Webb
is below with San Francisco dates of the 20th.
The Orizaba a1d SoaoEs brought tGo millions Of
treaeure and 600 passengers.
Business ia San Francisco Was better. Money
tight.
Politics are exciting. The Auti-Lesompton Dem
ocrsts nominated Carry for Governor, al MeAib-
ben and sker Ter Congress.
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BAITIsoRE July 5.Fo dali at go cdsciiue sales choice
Ohio SSG62j. Wheat dull at SGl rs for White, and
81 so for Red Corn fe- at sssse for he yellow.
CTSCsNATz July 5Flour In Iai- demand consumption &C.
count prices steady S. 9156 Superfne sales Of :. Ibis
white wheat Flour 1913 Sales Of Whest for dev-
cry days 1t 81 10 for Red 20 for White, and OF prime
White before the 18th inst 81 26 II old selling Si2s,
with heavy market Corn Steady at SOc
NEW oSIEAss, July 2The demand for Flour during the
OF quite character hOugl prizes generally
tended favc- OF huye, and tie sales haze ben mostly
IS 5952x and S575 for ordinary choce brands OF Sn'
per6ne S650759 up SS62 Tor Extra and Choice Exts
LOUISVILLE July She only sales Of Flour reported 5
bbls Supne, in several parcels to bakers and in the
city, st prices ranging from S6G6 p The receipts very
light and reduced No saes Of Wheat reported
The nillers dealers relieving that the prices mut lov
unwilling any considerable extent. Il may be
quoted dull ~ Sl9IGJ . bus for Red and White.
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THE oRIgSrGz FALtsHAS NATURAL WEATHER IEDfcAEeR
grows spontaneously upon the great Desert Of Arabia, IS in
eorupsble, VIA remain IN correct and msy last century
IL vii! f-le n any climate hrougaont year de various
cngss Of zee Dsasey tsssatg o2r Aogrs II aduqRc and
pcrfectl Il Is the discovery Lows s. UllKA Of
csluba Ten1 and may &c obtained fO- 81 Of A. sTRzToH
General Agent Essys Ten., sent secured per mail h
dlsooYerer for So current money.
fure 3n-d tE -kwtG
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A SickIy AIfernated An.

R<NSS A Siekly AIfernated APP.
49, Pearanco g child is prsao Jacss evil
denc that its internal organization teosntsd by Ct
the many species Of EerS h sst sndtoo sfen GssTey tie
promising children The thing to be admin
isssT Winters Canadian Vernaifuge without de
lay It vial todgs and discharge the enemy, II present II the
bowels exist wiz cleanse and iavigcrsts The
Whole digestive, sscrsVe and szcrsre system
heslthfa appetite.
Be particular and remember tse re, "TiEers Canadian
Vernnge" This the ealy article Be espesded o.
Renember this.
For sale in New orsEas, wholesale and retail, by
WRIGHT & CO., 81 and Isl Chsrtres st.
aoYe nrcorfata-s-- I'm
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FuR all The PURPOSES o. A FAMILY pHYsle.

composed that disease within the range Of their
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every portion d the human organism, correcting its
diseased action aud restoring its healthy vtaEtss As
consequence Of these properties the invalid who Is
bowed down With pain or physicai debility IS astouisbe3
70 ind his health or energy restored b. remedy az
once SO simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the every-iay complaints OF
every body, but also many formidable aud dangerous
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arising from dsoTaerea stomach Nausea, Indigestion,
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Loss Of Appets, JGigdice, and other kindred eOEa-
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for the renovation Of the blood and TIE restoration Of