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From the Neso York Herald, Feb. 12th.
The Dry Goods Trade.

The manufacturers of American cotton goods were
probably never more busiy engaged than at present
and owing to The reduction of stocks in Market they
have advanced their prices for staple fabrics in some
cases from &c to lc q yard Some Of them are run
ming extra time, while the organization Of some new
companies has been agitated Nearly all the cotton
coming North, for the last month two, has been on
spinners' account. They have also been the chief
purchasers IN this market The direct shipments from
Northern ports TO Europe have been very light The
increased domestic consumption the present year will
do much to sustain the prices of the material in
the face of an unusually large crop.
The trade this week has been well sustained and
the South pretty well represented for the by
merchants, and especially the distant portions
OF IT, There Is also sprinkng OF dealers from the
middle and southern sections of the Western States.
Importations during the past week again large,
and present be justified by the Of the
trade Cons derabe additional orders is said have
gone out, both 10 England and to The Continent. At
st accounts spinners were well employed IN Man
chester with good demand from the East Indies for
both yarns and piece goods Fancy fabrics, OF fash
ionabe styles, meet with ready sales Woolens, Of
seasonable and desirable styles, were firm Heavy
wooens ns moderate demand. Plantation
wool ems were in fair demand, at sustained prices
The stock Of foreign goods which remained in ware
house on the list OF February 1853, amounted in va
lue to So 500 against So 649 622 at the same time
in 1855, Sl3 $50 in 1857 and so 1854 200 in 1855
Brown shrtings and sheetiDgs continued firm, and
clos ed at advance of &c yard. Heavy shirtings,
OF good makes, we quote at s12s5<c, the latter IL
CURE being an outside price. Medium sheetngs rang
cd from I1ss &c; heavy shrtings al 1919;
were also firm, and supplies light, while an improve
ment previously noticed was sustained. Brown drills
better with moderate sales which were at about
SIC; % ncI selling at 7x0Sc; bleached at
SIC; and blue at l0I Other descriptions OF cotton
goods sympathized il. the Improvement OF staple
ticles ana were generally in better demand and at
rather rmer Cloths and cassimeres, with good
styles OF mixed goods, were in fair request
Foreign goods were generally in steady demand at
remuneTative prices. The ASSIGNMENTS were fair in
nearly all lines Of seasonable and desirable fabrics
The trade, as the season advances, is expected to
improve, especia ~ from the Sonth and from the old
states Of the west While from the States of the
Northwest, whose trade chiefly centres at Chicago
ana at other towns 20 the west OF it, the trade Is
again expected TO be irregular and light.
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-RANAwAY.- Yesterday while dFayman
was in the act of unloading his dray IN front
of the storehouse of MIzELL, HOOPER d Co.,
on Market street, his horse started ana ran
against six mule team belonging TO MT.
GOODWIN, of Pulaski, Giles county, causing
his team to frighten and become unman-
ageable, and they in turn came in contact with
a wagon loaded with empty barreis, breaking
It down and strewing the barrels profusely on
the side walk. Mr.. G.'s team and wagon, and
the drayman's mules and dray, went down
Market street locked together, for some dis
lance, making packet Time" before they
were stopped, Mr.. G. was thrown from his
saddle mule, but fortunately escaped with
slight injury Two of his mules were SC
badly injured that he was obliged to leave
them in the city and proceed home yesterday
with only part OF his team.
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Monetary and. Financial.

NASHVILLE, Feb. l6-The Comptroller Of the State
having by authority of law disposed of the bonds de-
posted with him by the jefferson, Trenton Claiborne
and TazewelI banks, commenced Monday to redeem
their circulation understood that the sale Of the
bonds realized a sum sufficient to redeem the entire
circulation of these banks at par. This good news
for holders of their notes which have been depre
cated for many months past. The notes are redeem
ed on presentation the Comptroller.
NEW ORLEANS Feb 1O.-P. M.-Money matters show
no change. AS before remarked there is active
temporary employ ment for all the loose means with
in reach but the rates of interest not i'll the least
affected The discount brokers find no difficulty in
placing all good long paper at SDS1z and 9, and al
though the supply has somewhat increased, yet the
demand for Investment is more than equal TO its alb
sorption.
The Exchange market quite firm to day Prime
Sterling sold at los s. ana some drawers seem
disposed 10 name higher figure. We quote from
l0sz9l0S5S. Francs range from 5f.25fD5f 20 though
a selected name for "A round amount brought 5f1Tn.
sixty day bills New York were dealt in at various
rates from 1sslD2 2 ct. discount. Sight 5sG611-l6
q ct discount.
New YoRK, Feb. lip. Mooney is consequence
consequence of the contraction forced Of the
banks, is rather more in demand, especially among
the merchants. No new paper is being done under
seven, and loans made call banks under
six The importation Of dry goods for the week ad
900 900. At this the banks will soon have enough
TO do To accommodate their mercantile customers. IL
would not be surprising to see seven and eight per
cent the minimum rates in the market before many
weeks elapse. Foreign exchange continues To rule
at last quotations Bankers are asking l09Ssgz for
sterliug, and 5.I2D5 Is for francs. AT these rates
specie may go OUT aud shipment Of $3.50 900 Is ex-
pected by the Kangaroo.
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The SEliXfF.c

Prepared by Dr. JAS. WILLIAMS for the of DYS-
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has, by its own merits, obtained for
itself high reputation in Philadelphia, that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using it them
selves and prescribing to their PATIENTS convinced,
by observation OF its great efficacy restoring the
disordered digestive organs healthy function. Nu-
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurable by
some Of the Medical Faculty have the Of this
Elixir been restored perfect health, attesed
Gates testify aprlS-ly
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AMERICAN ENrERrRIsE.-The tnterprising
Philadelphia publishers, PETERSON 4 BRorn-
Frs, have accomplished n lightning feat. The
new novel of Frederick Bremen, called
Father and Daughter, was printed and pub
lished by them with rapidity never before
equalled. The advance sheets were received
by the last steamer, and In less than AS hours
afterwards a large edition of the book was
handsomely printed aud bound, and ready for
delivery; the very paper amounting to more
than three tons, having been manufactured
by CHARLES MEGARGE & Co., while the type
setting was going on. Moreover, the paper Is
good, aud the printing and binding are ex-
cellent-all being worthy of the capital story
they tain. Such speed as this equals the
doings Of the steam engine and the telegraph.
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Es- On Sunday morning last a number oil
negroes were arrested by the night police
whilst engaged in cock fighting under the
bluff on the bank of the river. Among the
negroes were some white men, against whom
writs were issued, Vest rday Capt. EVERETT
and Mr. STARKIE went to the shop OF Mr..
MoNoHAN to serve a writ upon one of them, a
Mr.. ARMS, and take him before Recorder
GLENN. Arms resisted the officers, and,
fought them, striking at them with knife.
During the scufl Capt. EVERETT fired a
pistol at ARMS, the ball taking effect in his
side and making severe wound. It does
not appear that EVERETT was to blame. He
was in the discharge Of his duty, and his life
was endangered. ARMS had swore that he
would not be taken.
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HS- We cannot refrain from expressing
our thanks to our friends in Henryville for
the very handsome list of subscribers recent
ly received from that place. 1t will he our
constant aim to keep pace with the times in
all that makes newspaper interesting and
valuable; and while we strive to merit, we
hope to receive in the future, as we have in
the past, these substantial marks Of our sue
cess. Few papers have had better readers OF
better friends than the PATRIOT, and may each
long live and prosper for mutual pleasure and
advantage.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOH PRIVATE DISEASES.

Wf(R2<, DR. KING, formerly of New York, for
AE2A the last four years of Louisville, Ken
lucky and who has devoted his attention the treat
himself, having attended TO practice for so many
years, and cured many thousands he is enabled to
cure all diseases of private nature matter how
bad they may be from njudiciOus medical treatment,
or from neglect Of their own. Dr. Kings Dispensary
u No 23 Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
Squars second story where he cures all diseases Of
private nature
GoSoRRHEA cured without nauseous medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old recent date eectually cured in
few days, by operation which causes pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjOye
Perhaps no disease causes mischief and under
mines the constitution much
SYPHILIS, with ali the diseases OF the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment can be ehectually
cured in a few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNESs-Par tcula rattention having been
given to this disease and all the consequences grow
ing out of 1t, brought on in many cases by the de-
structve habits of ineonsdcraie Youths and exces-
sve indulgence Of the passions neglect of which will
undermine the constitution rendering the subject unfit
for business or society and causing premature old
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty OF
TIE Womb may rest assured OF immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating
their with fee enclosed directed TO DIR. A. King
No. % Deaderick street. Nashville, Tenn, will have
the necessary medcnesent to their address with
sessary directions. Strict secrecy observed. ONCE
hoursfrom o'clockin the morning until in the eve
ming may26-ind&wly
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ss7- A new illustrator of SHAKESPEARE Csay

6s5" new illustrator of SHAKESPEARE (says
the London Atheneum) has entered the field.
in the person of the Lord Chief Justice of
the Queens Bench, Lord CAMPBELL. During
a recent vacation in Scotland, he turned his
attention again to our great dramatic poet,
and reading over his plays consecutively, he
was struck by the vast number of legal
phrases aud illusions they contain, and by
the extreme appropriateness and accuracy of
their application. He began by nothing and
remarking upon them, giving them such eX-
plantations and calculations as his vast expe-
rence and knowledge of the law enabled him
readily to furnish. He has since put them
into more regular form and order, and is
putting them in the shape of familiar letter
To Mr.. PAYNE CoILIER-who, in his recent
biography of SHAKESPEARE, states that there
are more indications in SHAKESPEARE that he
had, in some way, early in life, been connect
ed with the legal profession, than are to be
met with in all the works of contemporary
dramatists put together.
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DFFIcuLrY.-The Memphis APpcai says,
" a difficulty occurred on board the Memphis
and Vcksburg packet, Victoria, on her last up
ward bound trip, between DIR. CAMERON, of
Prentiss, Miss, and VIC WARD. who will be
recognized in connection with the BUrIER
tragedy in Louisville, as the youth whose
chastisement led 10 the collision which result
ed in the untimely death of most estimable
and usesul citizen. A misunderstanding
arose between CAMERON and WARD, where
upon WARD drew a pistol aud fred at CANE
RON, the shut taking effect in, and carrying
away considerable portion OF the lAtter's
upper lip, apd completely demollshing high
ly priced moustache. Another illustration
OF the truth Of the old adage, Train up q
ciild'-bat It Is too triLe 10 repeat
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&c" The exciting drama of "Lueretia
Borgia" will be presented at the Varieties to-
night. Miss ST.. CLAIR will Of course, per-
sonase Lacreia, and she will, OF course, do 1t
we'll. But three more nights of the reengage-
ment of this charming actres remains and
those who may wish to see her will have to
embrace an early opportunity to do so. Those
who refuse or neglect to go to the Varieties
after this fair warning, certainly take but a
.meagre interest in the triumphs of the stage.
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GROCERIES AT AUCTIONS. a. q. NOEL q
Co. will sell to-day in front Of their ware
house on Market street, acomplete and select
assortment of choice Groceries, comprising
all articles usually kept by the trade. They
will sell positively, rain or shine" and
promise their patrons rich treat in the way o.
good bargains.
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To all whom 10 may concern.

Having, since nv aTrivalhers, ssifeienty proved
that the testimonials and references with whichi nrst
introduced my self. dss-rEedly Of such ebaTse-
ter 10 enable inc 10 gaia similar oaes from mo
respectable eiIiEens here ~he have placed them
selves ander my uvatnens, either for nEASSNS OF
for Of tbs EHE- beg 10 give nstses ~
all taose who need my PeoFEzsiosAL ssrvsess that
they vii benefit themselves and 30 lustiee nae II
they viii apply Al once, soaps cases mas require
nay special Affection for some TINE Particularly "a
Of The EYK. would further state thai AMER The sSfd
inst MY stay ~ be 30 hHised that wiii nos under
take cases ~hieh vi either require sseh saretrzi oa
er-tloEs tli all need my sitesEica after tLeir PR
Torrance, OF thai may resgue iengiaY treat
meat from my own hands, therefore ~sii b. u tie
advantage Of patients Who tatead ~ be treated 81
me 70 Apply At ones OF bef0fs tiat dals.
D. A. Won hOScHZiskER,
ocal1ss and Aarlzf.
81 cloup Hons, Feb. ., isss-dswa rsss
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&c" A beautiful country residence adjoin-
ing Franklin and Minerva Colleges, five
miles from the city, is for sale on reasonable
terms This property is highly improved
and is happily situated for any one who may
wish to educate his children in healthful
region of country, aud near enough to the
city for all practical purposes. See the adj
yertisement of ELM Crag."
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SUGAR-We notice sales of about 2 900 hhds at ca
sy prices for buyers Fair fully fair ranging mostly
at 63S964 and exc. q fb. On plantation We hear Of
500 hhds. sold at &c and 200 at &c r Is.
MOLASSES-Some 900 bbls have been sold mostly
at S0GDSlc. for fermenting, and 32@33Hc for prime
ana choice, with 500 half bbls at 35936c p gallon,
according TO quality.
ToBACCo-The only sale reported to-day was IS
hhds on private terms
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LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, &c, are be-
coming very prevalent among our citizens.
We would advise all who may be afflicted
with those distressing complaints to go at
once and get some of MCLEAN's STRENGTHEN
ING CORDIAL. tits just the remedy to cure all
diseases of the Liver and Stomach. Try it.
See advertisement. febl-2W
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mo- Tonight is the very last opportunity
the public of this city will have of seeing the
performances of KNNEY's Juvenile Minstrels.
They ought to have rousing house at their
departure, aud we hope they will have it.
One and all, go to Odd Fellows Hall to-
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

COTTON-The market continues much de-
pressed. Sales yesterday of 6 bales at 8; 10
at 81; at 60; and IL at 10 10 p d.
TOBACCO-Sales at A. HAMILToN's of Is
hhds at s 60, 5 90, 8 80, s5, 5 rs, IS.
4 IS, IS, IS, 3 so, 90, rs, 8 SIS.
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Ma s III WILL F.:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 16, 1853
Take Particular Notice.

From and after this date all calls made in
the PATRIOT, upon persons to become caDdi-
dates, or communications suggesting persons
for Office, mus Be pad for as GdUertise"snf'-
twenty cents per line.
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Steamboat and River News.
ARRIVED.
Feb.I5-Tcmpcst, Louisville.
Neptune, Pittsburg.
DEPARTED.
Hudson, Cincinnati.
Lebanon, Pittsburg.
Sallie West, 81. Louis,

The river was falling yesterday, but a
further Use is expected to-day from the heavy
rains of Monday night.
The Cuba is the regular mail boat to-day.
leaving ut IL o'clock NJ. for Paducah and
connecting at that place with steamers for
Louisville and Memphis. She is in charge of
Can't. JNo. l.. BATENAN. a veteran officer and
accomplished gentleman, assisted in the office
by Bon G.. FERGUSON, an aifthle and courtc-
Gus secretary. She has become popular
craft and wears her laurels becomingl..
Secure rooms early if you wish pleasant
trip down the river.
The James johnson, Edstport, and T. C. T'ricL-
ell, from New Orleans. are in the river. and
the former ought TO be at the levee this morn
ing, while the two latt.r will probably be in
port tonight or tomorrow.
Capt PoE's fine steamer, the Neptune
arrived from Pittsburg yesterday. She wall
leave on return trip Tomorrow.
The Tempest is the regular packet for Louis
willie to-day at o'clock. She is good
steamer. and most admirably managed in
the persons of.Capt. PAER and Mr.. JOHNSON in
the Office. Secure rooms early.
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For Congress.

eE- We are AUTHORISED 10 announce Gen. las.
VI. Quaries, Of Montgomery county, candidate
for the nomination Of the Amer. Party for Goa
Eress in this Congressional District.
N..gsfA "A
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IA ~ M n T. NJ

IS ssuisA0n 70 the stock purchased 81 J. r. narden
i have receives the foiiosings
soo.ooo feet aresse1 lslie~ f1ns Flooring;
$4,000 . White
so,0oe . IA \ White Pine Csahng:
- ooo q - lLase aud wasabozras.
ztoso =. clear white Pine al Ghscknesses;
100000 :. Poplar Flank, Jelsl and s<ansilnE
30 .ooo Cedar, asserted.
Afso -windew sAsb, ene Frames sna Hltaas u
match Pine Panel beers aa1 Frames Matte fssoes
AeaidnE 4nG Brackets, Potsi4r and Pzns Skinz e.
fatI supply alNa1s hand a. The ssshsllss lnmhsr
Yard. No. III nstzed street.
fsss-sn J. T. GIBSON.
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D AT N ES S 4!

For the last twelve years have been afflicted with
rising in my right ear accompanied with deafness
len days ago placed myself under the Treatment Of
Or. voN NoscHzIsKEE- found myself greatly reIev-
ed and doubt not after few visits will be sound
and entirely well. With satisfaction recommend all
those who suffering from Deafness or Blindness
u delay placing themselves under the Of Dr.
VoS MoscHzrsKER, do firmly believe If there is any
Disease either Of the Eye or that durable Dr. voS
MoscKzRKER do IL. r. 2. HILL
NAsHvIIIK, Feb. 4, 1859.
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New orlean. MARKERS.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 10.-P. M.ICOTTON-The in
qury has very fair to-day and resulted in sales
OF some IL 500 bales about the range Of yesterday
quotations
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EYE!

NASHVILLE, Feb. 4, 1859.
DEAR SIR:-Nothng afford me more peAsur
than to offer you my thanks for the prompt relief
which you have brought to my sight. Ny probes
sionAl duties have lately weakened my eyes so
much as prevent almost from reading in the
evening, and it was with the greatest efforts that
ooald really do so but these efforts followed
the next day by heavy pains in both eyes and con-
stant Inflammation, which the more trying for
me as | always could only make Of one eye,
(the right being covered by afreckle from IN
fAncy.)
Your arrival in this city has been highly beneficial
TO You have not only IN very few days reiiev.
ed me Of pain and Inflammation, but you have also
strengthened my sight, and gr ally relieved the free
kie which covered my other eye. All this Sas done
without any cessation az my professional duties, and
at the expense Of the most tri1ing sum which ever
could be paid 10 any ply sIcian.
In expressing you my satisfaction intend merely
to do justice your eminent skill as ocnllsI, and
whenever this testimonial can be Of any use Wish
yog % publish h for your advantage, on my SIDE
viii always connrm this statement verbally.
Yours, truly,
PROFESSOR A. FREE
De MoscHrIskKS, 81 Cloud Hotel.
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NJ n M y " n II
j. III. C II II L Y
uueral Undcrta X er,
UNION STREET..

(Between Cherry and Summer sareets,l
yITHERE he is prepared 10 furnish everything ne
w eesszry for Funerals both day and night. Res
idence No. IS South High street
Sc Furniture repaired made 20 order in the best
tyle. feb9 j. H. CURREY.
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All t@ tiris sad tnssrrs, ~heh iraas u. Watson
as II O. estate ef SoE4rhan q uats1n, 1eeeased
aaa hesng ~ andissas1 ts~isA ~ TIE Frart 81 Tue
Haadre4 1Bd fifty Acres a isHd fnere lesz, On
~Asch foazfhsn n. w4tsoa reslded A bls dsEsA and
ala a. uaaislasd t.elnh iutcfrst ne fnlleNtas
naInea s1xscs bcianEax % sal estate, teun-
.seA IS slnd1, aged 4S. tuiA, eyed - ye<TE, xou
aged - yezEss kzsoz, >ssd - ss@fss 1sd less esse
,ssis-.a eLEAyEz. C ~
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qp Gelegrapb.
From washfu~tou.

WAsHNsToN, Feb. l5-SEsATE-The re-
port of the Judiciary Committee declaring
Fitch and Bright legally elected Senators
from Indiana was adopted. n
The ocean mail steamer bill reported yes
terday proposes So, 500 for carrying the
mails from New Orleans to San Francisco
via Tehuantepec.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 15.-Noon-The river is
rising"with 8 feet inches water in the canal
ST., LOUIS, Feb. 15.-The river is falling
slowly, and the ice is softening.
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Wilson Spring Property.
Lot ON Broad street, West Nash
willie.

Jas A. Woods - Jacob and George ). simple.
nURsgIAST % decree ~ The Chzneery cOurt Al
cAass xili ssli ths Cesrt hose. h this ely, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF February, lsis,
certain Lns on nresd street., Ia McNalry addtsoa,
sane bcsnx part q La No -, "a tie plan Il Tie No
an1 running back 100 fpst-
TEx1s seven msushs' ereda and sale Tree rem
sqaty q rs1saPtsa- =.
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No man has done in restoring the Deaf TO
Hearing and the Blind to Sight than DR.. Won Mosch-
zisker.-rBALuNoRE Sun.
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Dr. Won Moschzisker, as an oculist and Aurist, has
acquired high reputation.-[N. Y. HERALD.
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DR.. Moschzisker treats the Eye and Ear on a new
Medical and Surgical plan, and what is worthy OF
note is the fact that in great number OF the
patient after few visits to the Doctor can treat his
case by following certain prescriptions and d.
rections. s. wAsHISGroS NATIONAL INIEuIGExcER
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Spiral 1lotiffs.

arrangements of the Liver and Stom.
ach,
Should at once be attended to.
HooFLAsD's GERMAN BIrrERs, prepared by DR.. N.
jackson, Philadelphia, Pa land sold by Druggists and
dealers in medicines everywhere will all diseas-
es arising from disordered Liver or Stomach.
fehI-1m