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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

the great balloon, and IL was not loug be-
fore we were as wet as men could be. AZ
ter a night passed in great discomfort we
were glad to see the first faint ray of day.
light. Cold. and wet, and rainy the morn.
ing broke, the typical precursor, we we're
to learn, of many other mornings to I've
spent in those uninhubited wilds. We
waited until six o'clock, in hopes the rain
would ceuse, and that the rays of the sun.
by warming the gas in the balloon, would
give us ascending power sufficient to get
up again, for the purpose, if no other, of
obtaining a view Of the country into which
we had descended The rain did not cease.
and we concluded to throw over all we had
in the balloon except coat apiece, the life
preservcrs, the anchor, and the compass
Overheard, then, they went-good shawls
and blankets, Mr., Fayle's overcoat bottles
Of ale and q flask of cordial, ropes and
traps of all kinds The Atlantic. relived
of her wet load, rose majestically with us,
and we were able to behold the country
below. 1t was an unhroken wilderness of
Of lakes and spruce-and we felt then,
that we had gone too far, through miscal.
culation Of the velocity of the balloon
As the current was driving us still to the
north we dare not stay up, as we were
drifting further and still further to that
"frozen tide" from which we knew there
was no escape. Mr.. La M. seized the
valve cord and discharged gas, and we de-
scendtd in safety by the side of tall
spruce We made the Atlantic fast by her
anchor, and for a moment talked over what
we should do. We had not mouthful to
eat No protection at night from the damp
ground were distant we know not how far
from habitation, were hungry to start with,
no earthly hope of raising fire, and no
distinct idea as to where We were. We
concluded to trust to the compass kindly
loaned by II. X. Newcomb, Esq and take
course which would bring MS ont of any
wilderness we might be in. We settled
in our own minds that we were either in
John Browns Tract or in the great Canada
wlderuesS--to the south, we thought of
the Ottawa-and knew that a course south
by east would take us out, if we had
strength enough to travel the distance
La M. stepped up to the balloon and gave
the edge Of the basket parting shake,
saying. Good bye, old Atlantic" and |
fancied | could see a tear in his honest eye
when he said it. He seemed greatly to
regret his inability to perform his engage
mcnts at the Kingston and New York State
Fairs, at both Of which be was advertised
to make ascenSions.
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IFs E zis5.:a I.:Si
On and after Monday, June 49, 69.
CLEVELAND & ERIE RAIL ROAD.
Leaving AshtebuIo--Golng East.

Leaving AshtabulR--GOing East.
Day Freight ..leayes at. liz n
Mail .............. '....s.. l2.Ol n
Cincinnati Express. =. ........ 6.l1 N
Stock Express. ............. ..... ..l2.45 4 n
Night Express " II 81 P N
Mail train will stop at all stations except Wicke, Mentor
Perry, Unonville, and Saybrook.
Cincinnati Express will stop at Painesve Madison, Ash
tabua, Conneaut and Girard only.
Night Express will stop Panesve, Ashtabuls and Cir
rad only.
stock Express will stop TO leave passengers at Euclid Wick
ide Wiloughby Mentor Perry, Madison Uniouy!e, Gene
va, Saybrook and Kingsville.
Day Freight Train EAST and WEST, will have Passenger
Car attached, and will stop at all Stations
Leaving AshtRbula--GOiDg West.
Night Express. leaves at l.46 n
Day Freight ...... " ......... .lO.25 A N
nay Express '...''... ...'..... 3'iI
MAIL train will stop at all Stations except swanvile,
Saybrnok Unionve, Perry, Mentor and Wckfe; will stop
signal TO take passengers for CereloHd only at Saybrook
Unionville, Perry Mentor, and Wicklide
Day Express West will stop al Grard Conneau Ashtabua,
and Painesvie only.
Night Express will stop Gira Connesut Ashabula and
Painesvie only
Express Freight and Emigant will snp leave passengers
at Swanve Fairuiew, Gard, Springfield Conneaut and
Kingsville. A. c. HUBBARD, Station Agent.
CLEVELAND June. 1859
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

j. +. CHAPMAN, Dealer in Musical Merchan-
disc Books Fine Stationery Toys and Fancy Articles at
Main street Ashtabula. 40
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The Great Balloon Voyage.

Lost in The Wilderness. Four days iOithuut
Food. Eating rGp frogs and berries.
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"Cheer up your hearts, my men,
Let nothing fright you
BE Of a gallant mind
Let that delight you"

His voice was hardly above a whisper,
but the song was a source of great comfort
to me. His, indeed, was a gallant mind" "
which the extraordinary hardships dan
gers of our position had not dauuted But
when we found that all the weary miles OF
our morning travel had been in vain, and
had to lie retraced, my resolution certainly
failed me for "A mom-nt, and l sat down
upon my end of the raft, and felt like
shedding one tear Of genuine regret. Yet
we felt that our duty, as Christian men,
was to press on as long as we could stand,
aud leave the issue with God
1t had now been four full days since we
ate meal All We had eaten in the mean
time was frog apiece, four clans, aud a
few wild berries, whose acid properties and
bitter taste had probably done US more
harm than good Our strength was begin
ming TO fall very fast, and our systems were
evidently about to undergo an extrsordi-
nary change. did not permit myself to
think Of food--the thought of well GOV.
cred table would have been too much. !
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Manufacturers.

GEORGE MILLAkD, Manufacturer of Sash,
Blinds ana Door, and order Also Plan
ing Ateng etc. done 10 eider in the best possible
ner, Asntaiu.a, %. 6u3
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Musical.

GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano Fortes, and
Meodeons, Piano Stools Covers Instruction Books etc.
Depot Main and Centre Streets OF H. Fasset
Onice. Asitabula See Advertisements. 4l6
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.
Clothing.

BRIGHAM a. CO.. " Wholesale aud retail
eaet in keady Made Clothing, furnishing Goods, Hate
Caps, &c. AshtabulA. NI9
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Agents.

II. FASSE1'T, Agent for the Purchase. Sale, 4
Renting Of Real Estate, nsura Negotiating Loans Col
lection OF Debts 6c Property sold tor Commission ony,
ana N sale ehAige. sale, dirtcl Indirect, const
tutes commission Corner Nam aud Center sueets AsAta-
bHa, OI TO- Also, NotarJ Pubic. 40
ALkAANDEk GARRE1'I, Land Agent No
% water street. Cleveland, q. Lands for sale in Iowa ll
nois hiaeohhil and Minnesota - 90 per acIe up
NaruA Boy
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O. q. CULLEG, Manufacturer of Lath, Sidina,
Cheese Boxes, &c Planning and Matching and scrasSS
Saving done the shortest notice. Shop south side t ~
Methodist Church, Ashtabua, Ohio Ia Ia
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NUS SAVAGE. Furniture Dealer and Man
ilacuer, steam establishments North Main street. the
1ice Of Drs. harrington 4 Hall Ashabula, q. 4l9
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Ftrniture.

DUCR0 & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of 4
Dealers in Furniture Of 'he best descriptions and every
riey. Also general Undertakes and manufacturers Of COi
Ems to order Main street. North of South Publ Square,
AEhtahua. 4I9
, 1859-03-28

Wc douht ,vhothcr ,ny otler corntrv orh;1,;ts :
,nrrcr nno,Int nr ,,rn,;,4t};,,n nrm.c,Sss f,1c,
of n,ist,.rec,,.d ener,,v ,t,an mr.. tinr cl"r"r
rounr mn II, f.,rft,f s,,nornhnndnnca oJ,l;ct
thrmsr|rcs tn 1,,v =, pGr.;r IN ,.nmnorca
mainly 1.ca,.., th'.so .,,,n ~, n,,. ,,r.,;,
vi; /, ,ra,.;.a .ra.'l.1, ,,I .,;..;.,.;", ,".I
M. ~, ,,rs,,,;s;,,.. ~ :: t;,.,..,, =, t' ,.!..,,,
f,n, ~ !; ,ho nj. -, nr,;,ancc ~ a,i
a. .l,'. tiaa w. ~. ~ ~
.Ae D:; VI .. ;" ."sss Se:'a :" aaa'S1 ~
e.. Nsi'i '.H t'le "'.t uoon~s's 'euIes ~
, 1859-03-28

Although this is not . neH subject, jet it i:
one comparatively unknown in this country
The insurance Of honesty proceeds upon the
ordinary and we'll known principles Of insurance
against possible risk Every objection TO it
pertains to any kind Of INSURANCE, and every ar:
gumeut in tayor Of insurance Of life, or against
fire or marine risks, MAY be nrsed with equal
force il f4Eor Of insuring the fidelity Of persons
holding plnces Of trust the latter having the nd
ditional one Of relieving the nearest Of friends
and the dearest of kindred from incurring obi
cations frnm which they derise no advantage,
but which mar result in disastrous issue.
To provide a substitute for the present system
Of private surety syship-a system which will be
abhorred the moment it becomes unfamiliar
u bill was introduced into tic Assembly On Sat-
urdav last, by Mr.. 0pyke, chairman Of the Com
n,lttec On Insurance Companies, to authorize
the formation Of companies to Insure the fidelity
0f persons holding places of trust
The object Of tic bill il to enablc a person
who is about to take a situation where security
is required for the faithful performance Of the
trusts committed to him, by paying. small
premium to IN institution Incorporated for that
purpose, TO protect the employer, instead Of
submitting to the modification Of calling upon
relatives Of friends to become hi. bondsmen.
The obvious advantages Of corporate over
private suretyship are convenience, security and
the prevention Of crime.
There is something abhorrcnt in the idea Of
taxing the kindliest feelings which can subsist
between man and man, and making them instru-
legations which, though voluntaril, given, yet
increasingly annoy and sometimes bring ire
trieFable ruin upon those who yield to their inl-
pulse. And the feeling Of obligation and de-
rendence which the incumbent must be uuder
i'll such circumstances is revolving 10 an inde-
pendent spirit.
4 person without friends qualified for the
tim ish. tn 1urn3ra hfe
, 1859-03-28

- Those who are Curious to
wines t,c wonderful 1csfsrtloa to which 4. Vhswa!t
tlat 1anaeer 1T 1satefl y. ~ has .nrnsN fc n1a-
f4cturc Wigs ard Tuut*v% Invited visit his Wig
ud Hair Dying Rooms At NJ. Tnmnn Iotk. and cxar1
tL r.e curious productions of art. No scrutiny .r'
t.rt t,r artificial fum the natural when adjusted fo The
lr,d. de5-1y
, 1859-03-28
31tea4 &Grih,ttte,


!. JOB PN1NTANG.
Tic rxH1s AID TxBcxE 0x1ck Is prepared to execute
sho notice. every variety of Job TnilnE In the hAx
nxx and At Lo.ee Lirtng Fyio Particular attention
grcn 10 the pltntingof
1scsIKKas CAEps LITTER HEAps, Hill HEApA
1ekcIIFTB l'otTERs PkoOAANAEs,
IAArHI.y7h CfErCLARA fNECKa
BLAME SpTP 1AuEIA TiCEEFA.
EEPRIST1yG IN C0LORs1
In ali It's varieties, onc In beautiful style and nj mo1csate
rates. An examination Of specimens and rccs vspe
fully invited,
sosdes from the country promptly filed and and sent
ho,neby express.
, 1859-03-28

| ! /. J.


c#@ The Success which attends
the uec of Dr. j. Aosce4s Cc,cbsated Stomach Bitter.
cvIaces II. ,iturs a Of debility and dIs-
case. If thC dolac Cersidca&es almost without
e1 llzrs Ln ruhlcd attcsIng Its almost miraculous
1uwcs removing tluse pal,fu and fearful diseases. Aud
H. 1l4a me- seems tde to do than cl attention to
,hr grrzt pe u thaag IN oracr TO awaken public at
tcnont M e1cclance Is The ouly preparation Of te
Kind that u reliable In al eas and it's le7tlor worthy III
thr consideration et the aced. Tie lIers arc 1aeaat
10 flt t1tc abfe In their oecs aud altogether Sa1u
ah:e Is tonic ur remedy {nr nd..cst1td.
Il For salc BY Druggists an1 DEALERS generally esc'-
whcse, 1pl.t! !ew1&w
--r-----. --:-------:- ,--------------
cI@ lIcrring's Patent Champion
FIRE AND BrRGLAR.rEooF sAFEs-wuh Hal1s
peut Powder Tr-G LDck thu 8atnc that ~rrc awarded
t.arltv medals ii tl Wnrl1a Fair Lo1anu ISL. and tt
Nat1Ie Far New iorl. lSk; aad thu ouly AMERICAN
safs t.t pprc awutGrd n.ctals Ut the Loadon Worlds
Fair.
Teap Sa5 form the mnet perfect security against Fire
ard lsu1s.In IT any Safr u1c1sl 10 thr public.
tlat 4 HEEn,ses IA7kST CHAx14o8 SAT4 c,rs failed 10
ls1.ertr !ts cuu1xlt. n iii ac<41sttsl Grr.
The a,l~csil..rs manufacture Ill kipd4 Of D. and
chilled lrnn ,s4lk Ccas and Vaults Vault Doorx And
Money BuA> Chests fur Ar1kc1s Jcwecsz and p.iya,e
flinlir. fuE pate, Diamonds. ard "tte4 ralnabez.
F1LA6 G. HERRING CO..
I'll Btu5dway, ca1uvr of Murray street,
Oppodtc City Hall. New York.
C.L HARMON + CO, Ascuts, Chicago. III.
tre4.amss.9s
, 1859-03-28

Rral-;G8tQtR.s

lIOt SALE-ln Lake View, on and
nearthe Lake desirable tracts Of Land for Country
ats WIN b s y ths lot in eazs to Ut, pureha.
s;1ss+ nc By @EEs oRsaS co. NJ sa.se & $ 51ss'
TOR SALE.-11, 1000 Acres care
IL fully selected Pine Timber Lands thu Aenomt9ee
1tyst: Res. DENMAE 4 GO. s Lasa!ls 4. zo!:s
TOR SALE.-No. 7.-Large Wa
te. Lot. Of m acse No. On Lumber ss1cet, with
oGee ltn and dock River font 149 fe oAs9 PROPERTY
will be taken IN e1chanse- Price, el;o Per foot.
No. 1-1inuse and Let In Erarston. LIT 1oo110 feet
hhnse new, rooms Frioe T. 5W.
No. 16-DHck Hbu@c two etor!es We<t Washington street
ten Fooma, gas and water. Ptsec. 5000:
No. -Hand:oue Brick lIeuse Indiana avenue 4nq
Kkieey Place. Lot l0o11A feet: House " fcet
fn,t. stolies Easement, attic and extension ls460
1et, t~oNory stable, and1ce house. Price. $io,@o
No. 1t I.o, ock - Original Town. q fect front
a.. On cini9n } stIset neas Washington y a'o feet
stsett by l-3 f.et deep 200; canal time.
uoFth Of Oil +trttt. rs Ivr fuot.
n!aae n .a;t aTER M fhe!F FKoSr e :s "pe s
with luluer yasls, and tt7cts cnunertIuF with
Railroads jeHGnE out Of the clty. VIII ta Eod
N WhUe tuhtlt3htd in EaTge hta. Al+t'
GREAT VARIETY uf valuable CITY and Cum.
p' Res, DExMAS & co..
mt1s-lY-E393 No, - LaSaie ktrt1t
, 1859-03-28

20" Notic..-TI,c undersigned,
Stockholders III tle Merchants I:ak u Aacuu Ge"rla
ty the pn4snns Ut Its Charter made personally ar foE
> i>5use TLc not.p If This Eask will M taken BY us
r-l :lr ku,turky. 1n!ana and ulio
IL l. THICKER l. Cd.
, 1859-03-28

lark ahlc remedy for Percr anil A=ur and the "a
rious fons u Bilious 1scosts. Intermittent, Rcm'ttent
Till Frver and uuu Ag having their origin ln H.lara
If very rtic and narhy .l*trcf prepared ty H. = =.
sawyer Ungg. and Chemist, and aud ~ Saxycs, TaIgo
Ht'n, No. IL Lake xnst, t'hicaEo.
Ths remedy prepared cuttrr'y from Vegetable tussan
cc ctn- ,uer>nry. a1senic, anything th1t cat
pave njunns IN the system. 1ss effects aze th"se Of
.n.,srent al fn1c will adapted tn restore the healthy
a.apa Of tic Lire. and s:ouh wlosc functions
generally imp.ir,-l In tl's class Of Diseases.
ullinc nu other tunz ouly In nny cases tobscak
ttr el!s IN: .u nut Remove tr diseases Of tie liver and
ether organs implicated. "p which the chill ard fever dr
,.,d vncc tlr ustaln-s u thu "Fu1l Extf u LARK.
{tartlcularly sn1 %rry Physicians cnt bc readily
c,s.uc} Which contains Ill thc qualities suited to tue In
l!;c:t"Il- IT tht.e ul12,Ics.
{ut.s Testimonials IL reari to TIC efficacy uf TIC
.'liinc frn vEis af srtpecabty have b'cn given to
r prnp,ieorhut tie dos mt Eake af tleM III ire
frs, IL have the nelciae Introduce scH security y It's
t..IS
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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS


DURSCANT to decretal order in the Chaneery Court At
Centrevilie, tits September term, 1859 viii proceed to
SELL Saturday the 10th day OF December next 70 he
attached thereto, specifically desrh IN she dee beard upon
18th day of March, 1885, there being aooot SOO acres
years The purchaser will requred to give notes HaP
proved security End lien will be reserved aon me ana until
the purcase is p The sad property will be sold WITH
the right ofredempton. Al persons are examine
the property Oks1LLs A. NiAON,
octId tW&wtds OlerK ana MASTER
Nemohis ADreal eopv weakly till sale. GA. N.
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CHEAT ATTRACTION.
As NEGROES,
embracing Men, Women, Boys and Girls, Also, TIE Tract
Land on which be resled containing about
5OO ACRHS.

and | acres Of Cedar Land the vicinity These lands
fsvoraby situated being and good turnpike roads,
venient 70 mills churches post Office, &C TheHomestead frse
Of the places he county, Of unsurpassed
feIiy welt uaeed Of the best mill sites Stone
River Nearly the entire tract we'll enclosed $50 acres are in
the tihered large portion Of 1t
set with grass bstter whea cotton sobac
land IN this latitude admirably adapted to sek rails
ing II will pe sold on Of and years The Cedar
Lind is second to the eapty and quality Of its cedar
timber Ii will lots Of 30 40 credit Of
and negroes and Sther property credit Of
tgeye months Two approved securities will be required IN all
cases. lien retained the land n the money s
psid CHARLES kEADt,
tiII nov ExecutoT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30

NcIean's eeilbratod Liniment l. the only rafs and
reliable remedy fJr the cure Of SPAWN, Ring Rane,
Windgails, Spnts, Unpatural LamIs, Modes
Swellings. Il will never fail 10 cure Big Head, Poll
evil, Fistnla, Old Running Cores Swt,ny, il
properly appli,d. For Sprains, Bruises Scratches,
Cracked Heels, CLaies Saddle or Collar Calls, Cuts,
Sores. or WOands, It is inftble remedy. Apply
il as directed and is certain IN every instance
Then tride no longer With the many worthless Lin
iments offered 10 Won. Obtain a supply Of DR.. Nc
Leans celebrated Lfnimcnt II will cure you.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
CHARLES B. HALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALIsEs,
CARPET RAGS, &C.,
no. Is SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SoUARE,

NO. I6 SOUTH AIDE PUBLIC SQU1RE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
rs now in receipt Of his Stock for FaIl ana Winter
trade consisting of Ladies' Misses and Childrens Bootees
Shoes and Caters, hin and thick soled with and without
fine Calf Boots and Shoes and CATERS nge
Boles.
Gents hne Calf Scotch Boots and Shcez:
do do Kip hrogsns, laed aud unlined;
do do Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
do do do do Grain, water proof Boots.
Aarge assortment Of Heavy BrogAns and Boots FOR Plantation
both Home made and Eastern Work, Meps Plough Shoes
Women's Heavy Datch Boots, &c.
complete assortment OF Boys and Youths Calf and Kip
Boots Shoes and BrOsns; aso Misses Chdrsns Kid and
Goat Bootee Caters ad Shanghai ees with and without
heels.
misses and ChdrenS Ne. die Tipped Boots article
TRUNKS
Also Ladies French Dress Trlnks fine leather IroD
framed Trunks. NGses, Carpet Bags Ladies' Leather Sathe
c all Of which is offered at small advance Eastern Cost
Ny the public generally respectfully invited
xsmine feeling confident that they will pleased
b0thin respect to quality and price.
sePI5-u snHAS. B. HALL,
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VIII carried from the celebrated Plaster Tgnas
to Chattanooga md Dalton, and Stations the a Tsennes
and Geora Railroad, six dollars % 2o0 po6uds
To NashEili AID all Sation5 the Nashville Chaan0og
Railroad. at nine dollars per tor % 2, ,l0p pounds.
Also fuscumoa and Stati1ls Of Tuzcumba. tha
Memphis Charleston Road inc dollars and AL Sta.
ions vss. Of TEscumbia, twelve dollars ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
The NreaIeht tUciiiIles CftCreu 40r TIC k'rOs
tecIIOn and speedy transportation OF
LAVE STOCK,
And Good Aoo3mmoiaons with usual privileges Tor pc
tysvsling iR charge thereof.
ENEIEHrS EORWARDEN.

EHEEGhES EOkWARDENs
BY this FreShts Of all description Can forwarded
from Philadelphia ~ York Boston. Ba!ynoe any point
he Rsroai Of Ohio, keptg1ky, Indiana Illinois, Wscon-
ain, lava or Missouri, lg Railroad direct
le Penusy lyanIs Railroad Pittshurg
usamers BY which Goods lie forwarded any port
Ohio Nuskiugu kcnucky, Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois,
Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas Arkansas and Red
Rivers 4ada Ceve and Sandusky, and Chicago ports
o the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transportation
ttsir Freight 70 this Company, rely with gpahdence
speedy transit. -' Dol
The rasof freight poias the West BY the Pennsyl
Vania Railroad a. all gues as favorable charged by
ether llsiroal CCmpanest
ils- Isp1rcular 70 mark packages "via Penna. E. 4
Merchants i the West orlerhg goods from The East, viii hnd
20 their interest 10 call the gents Of sg Company the
following before ppjng lVsss addressed either Of
chem on the subject ieEts, will with prompt attention
=, J, sNEEnER, Pllsdelphia.
AAdRAW koONS, ~ North street. Baltimore.
y,
1E6S u =" No - Kilby street, Boston.
ii HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philay
L L. HOCPr, General Ticket Agent, Phila,
TH0s. A SEQ IT, General Sup't Altoona, Pa tJsne-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
HIcLEAN'S

The greatest Remedy IN the world This cordial
Il distilled from berry known only to myself. and
chemically cOmbinel With some Of the most valuable
medicinal roots, hsrbs and barks known to the mind
Of man, viz: bh0eD RoOr, BLACK R0OT, WILD
CHERRY BARK, yellow Dock, pANBELIOS S..RsAP-
ARILLA, ELDER FLOwERs, with Others, proadcing the
most infaliJle remedy for the restoration Of health
ever known. 1t Is natuEe's remedy cnriHg dis
by natural laws. When taken, its influence Is
felt coursng through every vein Of the body, purify
ing and cceeratin the circulation Of the blood. It
seutrazes my bilious matter in the stomach, and
strengthens the whole organization.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30

Rev Robert Caldwell, Pulaski. Tenn.
W Petwsy, Esq, Planters Hank, Pulaski, Tenn
J Corey jr, ESQ, UniOh Bank Chattanooga, Tenn.
Alfred u. White, D, Lynnyille Tenn.
G Hearn do Wsynesboro do
JamssAnderson, Esq do
NJ Scott, Esq, SOmerville, Tenn.
Hon VIM Martin, Circuit Judge, Pulaski. Tenn.
Hon Baxter, do do Nashville, do
James POTTS. ksq, do do
VIM Barkes, Esq, Farmer, do do
Rev Hl D. Editor and Proprietor Of the PTssbyeA
Herald Louisville, Ky
Rev Ed Porter D. Editor and Proprietor fhe Presbyterian
Sentinel, Memphis, Tenn.
n Crawford, NJ D, Greenyille, Tenn.
Kerr, $50 Library Of the Lyceum and Library Society, New
0rleane, Ia.
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Prof Ashley Hurt, D, Male College, Winchester Tenn
Prof Graves D, President Of the Mary Sharpe College, Win
chester, Tenn.
The Weather Indicator offered for sale at tks
ner Of Union and College streets, Nashville Tenn.
discoverer will send the Natural Weather Indicator bg
postage paid we'll put and secured to any
Closing 80 % money Pail and plain directions reEu
laing, using &e, accompany each Indicator.
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