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him as the time YOU trok possession Of the
/ nflice--what did you do with thu contents Of
the office. including boxes. b"uk< and papers:
4. was appointed State Trustee in February.
ISIS: took possession Of tue anal t'tlicc abuut
the first Of April. Joseph r. Wells was ny
| predecessor ! received from hin, ii, the books
papers, vouchers and the general contents nj
The office. lie delivered to tw,' SMALL buses
One III them was open At the time. went from
Joliet. my place .: residence. to Chicago. wrr.
the office was llen kept, Oh Friday t.sini. TN
Saturday, Gov. Wells delivered lie o!iic. and
its contents into my possession. examined
| the box thnt was open, and found that il coli
| tanned Cancelled ninety day Eank Checks. ex-
a.niued several OF the packages in the btx. and
| found they did NOT hold the amount marked III
| the wrappers. Some Of the wrappers were
| tirely gone, and from the appearance Of the
box. some Of the packages had beea taken out.
While examining this bog Gov Wells cat,le il,
and called his attention to the FAC! that tho
| packages did not hold out; to which l'e replied
! in nbout this language: "No; and there j. nn-
shot vf what it purports to count"
| Before recel, ing the office from Gov Wells
he stated 10 me what in the Office; said there
were some boxes aud packages Of Scrip. that
| should be sent to Springfield and deposited in
the State Department, and al;ise! nc to send
it down to Gov Mattesou. saw GOV. Matte
son few days after. and slated to him whut
| Cor. Wells had advised in regard to disposal
Of the Scrip. &c said ''vcrv we'll, send it
down" and he would deposit it in the State De-
| 1artnfnt.
| then returned to Chicago, ION Friday.
thlnk.) and on Saturday received the Office and
its contents from Gov. Wells. directed Nj
chael kehoe, who was the porter in the office,
to meet me at the Office on Sunday morning and
We would pack up what was to be sent TO Spring
! field. kehoe came. on Sunday morning and we
took large. black trunk which was in the office
f7HN Ehf n *rft
the trunk would not hold all that was to be
sent. kehoc procured shoe boz, as now
remember, and We packed the packages aud the
contents Of the box that had been broken open
| in the trunk and shoe bo1-a part in each OF
the whole IN one or the other. I also received
| ! sealed box from Gov. Wells, which had tho
Impression Of the seal of the Board Of Con-.
/ 1oissioners upon it. Kehoe and myself tried to
put the sealed box first in the trunk. It would
not 50 in. We then tried to put it in the shoe
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

tlf yiftne OF = veHdiiion sxponsa 10 me direct !.
- ed. and delivered from the Honorable Carcu,t
,art ~ i@sidsua CO., Ten1-. 40 its gsnaary Trrm
tsSs ALI expose 10 pubic sle - tie hishest ,tl
of Asshs 'lier ON SATURDAY, IIiE sTH DAY of
AAtA 1927 al tie fght, tale claln interest," aud e.-
s-te l.ek ;. q fea0~s thea had or may have since
acquired E and ~ the following described Re-. -.
tai= 10 Al; Lots Ma aad 20 the plan u LIS M
s.'ath Nashville 1eisasus ~ = h-Irsn's Estato A.
lad out - IL 4 Arcl. snd RED IN the R-,ls-
ters oslce q lsss .dsrn co1Bty, IA book No. N -
P4ze oiS, the same beng lots decided % j. C. Ssl-
tOss ~ T. J. Nutnford, { NJ may be seen by
sicffiacs ~ -ed "a hsg ster's efce of Ia yd.0a %
book No - pages %. aad etS beng levied on a
Tie PrOsserly " }. e. Fellows, sallsfy fsdxmvut
rendrTcd Ia fzvoF VI Ch@rlcs LeAy tt aGainst J.,s1
{. b-id~.n and J. q. Fcllows. February a. 1889
J. NJ. HlNTOS, sAsrln
" n4yidsoa county
efesS-,d BY T. c. DRAkk, Dep'y shsssn.
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oct3otf
LAND FOR SALE.

NTEAH the Nashville and North A -. ~
~ Western Railroad, IN Cheath- ZMIA
am county am Offering great bar 4..
gains in the followIDg Tracts of &fGttaSs
Land
Oae Tract lying on the Charlotte Pike, u mes from
Nashville and within mile oi Harpcth river, con-
tanning so acres With good double Log House, kitch-
en- out-hoses, stable and Spring upon 1t, which viii
be sold for SiN Hundred Dollars: hall cash, tue bal
ance year = credI without interest.
one Tract lying on Iurnbull crvek, within few
hundred yards of the Nashville 4 " W. K r. nu sly
timbcred With Poplar, Walnut aud oak about 30 acres
rich Bott"uI, ~Hh he Springs; also, Blowing Spring
Cave; al~V across the Charlotte Pipe cunts1in
ing $40 acres wti will be sold for - OOO; third
cash. the haance Oh one and two years credit with
out interest.
Uge Tact lying about miles west Of Kingston
Springs and ] mile from the Nashville 4 y. W, T. X,
containing $50 Acres heavily tInibrrcd with all kinds
IL groAt has a free stone SDrIng a. has several
hundred acres OF good upland upon IL; would make a
line stack Farm tue country tor liOgs Aud sheep,
Which Wlii D. s0i for - 900 unehrd cash, the bal
aucr oIIe aud years credit. without Interest
one Firm Iyiny on Big Harpeth, within nile OF
Kingston springs aud within bali mile OF the Nash
vile a =. ". L. r.. containing SIS acres, about a5
acres IA cultivation. good House aud all necessary
oui-hOuses upon H. !hls farm hAs one OF the nnesi
water powers H IN the State for itrge machinery
Was selected By tlfe Hon Joan bEILas a sits Tor
the ArmuTy al United states; which Niii b. sold 81
SIS Ier acre, oncthird cash. the balance on one AMI
iva years credit without Interest. Or II purchasers
would prefer fayiug all each We Will discount per
cent month upOu the time paper Tor all tue above
tracts.
Persons wishing to purchase viii please call upon
the anders gned, General Land Agent Tor CheathAm
CO., Team At Kingston springs -,.
Jal20-lmdtrlwAS 4. J. kkkIiER.
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SIIERIEE,S SALE

I(f virtue of ~ "a 70 me directed, and dsiir
~ cred from the honorable Crcua Court OF David
son coanty Tennessee at Jan asTy term 1859 MI
expose 10 ublc sale 90 te highekl bidder for cazh
Al tbs Court hoase ard N tho elty Of NAshsile an
rAilhnAf, IHE sfii DAY or MARCH 1889 al
TIE rsht tile CLAIM interest," and which eorrs
. Bon ng then lad, OF may have sincs acquired IN
and T. the foil"~ins described Negro Woman named
Matilda, aged shout - years, 81 black cUmpls xios
isted on AA tle property u George y Boiling 10 sat.
Hiy an exscut a n my haads Ia f4vor of X T. Ban
~ agzintt =. Il. Apsc, Ge,rge :. Boiling ana X p
B0lliAg. fobruary ID, fs5e
JAS n. HINTON, sheriff OF davidson CO
scbS-td by X. hnANcH DeDutv Sharia
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R- IL II

X. s. Il.
X. X. h.-Radway's Ready Relief for HeadscheS
whether sick o. nerv Gus; rheumatism, Par
siysis, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Small Pox, fevers, Swollen joints.
Kinney Complaints, Scarlet Fever. Pains A.
round the Liver, Pieurisy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains of al kinds. Railways Rea-
dy Relief will, in a few minutes change the
miseries you suffer 10 Joys Of pleasure.
X R-i,adway sRehovstng Resolvent, for the cure
0: chrolic diseases-such Scrcfuiuns and
Syphilitc Complaints, ,Consumptiye and 9TH
er affections OF the Lungs and Throat, Ind.-
ration aud enlargements of parts, Eruptye
Rnd other diseases OF the skin, Nodes Tu
mors, Ulcers, dyspepsia, and all oIhcr dis
easeses arising from al impure state OF the
Blood.
R.-kadway's Regulators will cure effectively
and speedily, Costvencss Indigestion, In
Illumination nf the Bowels. Dyspepsia, Iiyer
Complaint, Diseases OF the Heart and hi4-
peys Female Complaints, SmalPOx Fevcrs,
Measles, 6c. Whenever the ystem is cut
of order, a dose OF RRdway S Regulators will
restore il To regularity No female should
be without them.
r. r. Remedies are soidby Druggists every where.
utarl0-lydkV hAllWA A ca
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.

i weekly publication OF Sheet Music, sIiitabIs for
P-Ayeis anu singers OF the Home circle and con.
hAnusone cover II contains all the popular dances
o. tHe Jay Arrangements from the lavorits op-
eras; scenes, songs, ballads airs &c. An abuntast
supply ol every thing hat tue popular taste de-
mAhdsi never too dihcut, always Instructive and
ever fresh aud delightful.
The hFor With which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has
been received b. The public, anu the eommo ondations
y ias won ltom the Fress, are guarantees Of ia
worth. work 60 cheap, accurate and elegant doe.
not exist 10 any other couatry. The same amount on
music procured al TIE regular stores would cost AZ
least twenty times what II costs In asOur Musie.I
fFSA".' variety aud excellence are secured by sub
sefhl-s I" p. giodicd - cheap and much needed
fieees ~ the following composers have appeared in
1as hfst Gu numbers; the names speak Tor them
selves Mozart, : Lover, WalierStein, Neyerbe.r
f4oto", burgmuiler, , Schubert, Verdi iioni..tt;
strauss, Adsard, lhAlbcrg, Bale, Rossinl J. Weber
hsc.eh, si'eyer, A0t, G. A. AAserren, BelIini, H
smart; ASHER, Crouch, ID Albert, Bshop, Aubsr
FAeslrln, l1ndpaiuter, beethoven, sc &c All thess
pccts are within the range OF ordinary players and
singers aud are invariably characterized BY delicious
Ia nd ans 49,
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ksOnic AGaIu.

MIR. LALhI0MEE "'srrS !" inform n,'
MI r.nds Bud II.e iiupiy sc.Ua''l tl-t lac Has r.
ttrlyd tro,, hiE Northern tour And - rc"u1 !" open
the tal cain, ,saigp, -,
Full, posted IA all recent tmptuv' uir' = IA fhto
erIt,bir Ma u iatI,i-rclt in- hcTrtui To- No'ry
upon ths msfIis his pirtCr"-t hn" ue'Sl"'.S" ''
NJ, arc no r!Itt pirssC ht tonh"vH'i! tNes N"'se
ytI,, h..,e ue,- l.Ncl HAN 4 talI u.Ii, t"t' 80.
Ladies wl'"- ihis rrusaut ro's t.,c nr - N"hNe
nienllS and a. tsaI.l.y l"car'i "i any ih i'' NY
-. -, ..p,.. -, ,I..u s4'tt-l-l
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ConstitutIonaI nt.e..e..

Many diseases that afihct humanity are inherited as
ner looms from the diseased bodies Of Sickly slres.
Scroinla, Consumption, syphilis and Fits. are among
the most common of constitutional diseases. Now We
care net now many generations the OF these
eases may have been established ia the system
ruptihg the oood-Liddodyg Reord,sEsg Resordyt vii
eradicate from the bodies OF the afflicted every pArt
Gle oi diseased deposits, and Ill the veins with new
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Chndren,. ni.en.e..

Rdeiodys RenOrdtiH0 ReSolrdnf should be hailed as
Dressing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores Humers, &c. These
Dressings out lthus early) are evidence OF disease
Transmitted from the parent stock few dOsss oftle
e1ioudttg Resotprf viii eradicate every vest Of The
disease ana insure the child sound and healthy body
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THE BALLAD OF THE OINTMENT

AariHlUR IOnt1,a SUB ntlbtJas ,,,,,s,y,b,,, ....
JoAASEs FULvuA.
When little John bii Susy,s toe
Anu Mary scaided prattllng Joe
What healed their wounIs and sootbea th.,r -.
The Uintmeuti
When Tommy gouged his sisters eve
Ana siihgiug O-cs made tIlen cry
hl-at sovereign balm did We appiy,
The ointIneutt
What agent thon could one desire
1" quehch the rage OF burning ure
To sooth the sung OF insects dire,
The 0tntmes
Zach Druggst in this happy land
tor twenty live ccuLs la ms hand
Wal forthwith place ~ your command
That Ointment
thE GRAEFhNBkRG GREEN MOUNTAIN ONT
MIN Is Tor sale b all Druggists IN Tennessee ana hv
go, ALhA. MACKENZIE
1-HAe-H II College street
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NEW SERIES mo. 993.
9otrls, Nf.

r d r - " m . u y e,
RUSSELL VILE, KY.
VI. w. MASON, Proprietor.
THIS new and com modious Hotel is now thoroughly
furnished and complete in all its departments
The proprietor has added to the Hotel one Of the
largest and most complete
New stables
In the State capable of stang $50 horses nhder the
and supervision OF careful and attentive Osters
with warehouse for carriages, buggies, Sc- Aiss,
large lots under fences for the accommodation Of
drovers-
A BAR,
Furnished with pure and the most choice brands Of
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, FOB tccO &C, has also been
added 10 the Hotel.
Thankful for the ebngly liberal patronage which
the ''Forst House, has received since has been in
charge of the undersigned, he intends to spare no
pains or expense TO make IL the most complete and
acceptable Hotel in Southern Kentucky.
Hacks, Baggies, and Horses furnished travellers TO
any point they may desire from Russellville.
septI-dtiriwIy NJ W. MASON.
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OUR MUSICAL, ERIEND

Is published weekly, price 10 cents and may be Or.
deEei IRON aly BOOKSELLER periodical dealer Ia
sill DC sent direct from the Office Of publication A
the i"ll9~iDg rates, yearly 50; hall year 81 So
CUBS coptes ala; copies 40 10 copies $40 per
year same rat = i''r hsir year No Subscription "a
sen iof les than T 'nths, payable ia advance.
Se~ l"fA. G. h. SEYMOUR a o., =
J-n2s-imdAw pron,,.,o,.
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MebifGl.
r. R. r.

r. r.. r.
HEALTH will, in all cases. follow the use Of Rad
IL ways K X. Remedies. There are none 50 sick
or diseased, so weak feeble, or crippled with pain
inhrmiues but thai Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing ResoTeni, or Regulators the nature OF the dis
ease or sickness may require will quickly and rapid
ly cure
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief
kadway q kenovating Resolvent: Railway = Regulators
Ech oi these remedies possesses special curative pow
ers over certain diseases Yet there other dseAs
es wherein taelr combined medicinal properties are
required; and when thus used if there is sufficient life
and strength within diseased or wing body 70 sus
health.
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
the BLsT LlNIMENf ~ THE wORL
For Man ar Beast.l
Anothsr Remarkable Cure Performed By Ne
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.

Leans Volcanic OIL Liniment.
READ FOR HOURSELvESu
Thomas Ford, black smith, living hear tass aveE
Teath streets Lad horrible running sore on
foot. He tried various Linimenfs, s4iVeg Sc
could do u good. lie desi4red of ever being ah
"a work ~ his trade again, because lac could not be
any weight on his ioot aud by one bottie % AcIesp
Yoicanic i4EImcnt, te 10 nOS perfectly cured
rheumatism, P@rAl ysls. Neuralgia hruts-s Sr,rsir
siness in the JOants or Aussles, sore Throat Swe
ings, kar-aehe or t'-,tii ache, wounas, FrcSh csi
sores Burns, Scaids Pains Sc, yield ~ tie n.-Ar
innaeloe At tilis wonderful Liniment
Dor Horses and Cattie Il Is iutsible remedy
cizzics, calls, sCrasShcs, tracked Heels, fAnene
sgzsin, sSecay, slliht, rlstaia, Brulsra, - elln
NOunaA, Katie snake Bites aud various other dise
es which animals are liable ~ from injuries Aee1
dents.
Every Conatry Merchant should obtain . supply
MeLeaAis keieknic Ou LlnHaenI IL sells rapldiy
cause q Always Cufcs.
a liberal discount viii be made 10 merchants "
buy - seli agAln-
sA- for sale by J. " McIRAS, Proprirtor eern
Of frd and rms streets, LOUIS. Missouri also
s4ir - Agose a. aplS-ifwa~iy
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1859 POPULAR TRADE. 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.


Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
RIBBONS! RIBBGNS!! RIBBONS...
10 MERCHANTS, MIIIINEss, JoRaERs, DEALERS
~ Ribbons, aILlINtRY coos. AND
CASH BUYERS ~ ALL sLcIlONs ot ThEUoUSfRr,
IHE CASH htiI3oS ioOsk,
ll6 CHAMBERS sfiiELT, MN YORK.
JNo. FARRELL.
ESTABLISHED Is5s.
WE have origiuAtcd q new IriAciple-A new era
w in the Ribbon Trade, whereby make this
business rtaiS, s7NfIK aud FTArLk A. Titr OF AAs~A
saIEk1iNGs-
WE SELL FOR CASH. WE BUY FOR CASH
We are SGtssncd with rEx cxxT see.
ond Price. Have all goods marked IN PLAIN
FIGURES, 30 that man, woasn and etid ~oay aiiNs"
Our prices ior best FAIet4 Ribbons. All ooors, are
No ~ ets. = piess, No. = y ess- e pieos
- ase [" " is Ioi
No. 10 81 sTs per Iaees
We oFFER FANCY KisE. Ss AL sTfI5s, :, -AIL
LEfYING CoAfEtlfiuS ASD,
FUR CASH ONLY
Our establishment Is me eenire q atsrsesion fee
soslek sAlss, "Ilsht ProAts' Ana ''GoOa y-lss.''
- RoucfIEs, RoUcHEsii
Ssw ssyiss and Patterns at a saving q
50 PR cENT fhoN cRkidT PRICES
Examine ml'les snd be ee.ss inoed
tIoSfi I.ACto~ QCiiIfNtss, Acs AZ
Our lns al tlsss Go-.ss Al~sys iaIl- We Izpprt
ard :. loJis thvna AZ once foT per cenf 4uT4lce.
nsrk esf PRICES on al Gcods - Ptaia EofesLh
A SAyISc OF 80 Pr Ct,ST on fhkck o&fOts tho&
cRk11T FktCiS-
Our iuteBtioE = m4ke the tiebon IrAde ~ staple
"a rrxkrd prices dousessie fctas 10 % tAA ee
aausG szli ONtL Mi Hun totLAlIs AoaSah ~ sus1S
Fhk ANNUN. =
We are Casou Nea "Ns North, 30 =cofh" ws
sciiei shs p4trenase q Nsssh4as. = essFs sseiie1
n ne Unitsd alAfes ane te sersAn.s - az -
fAsoE wth thsir srsle .as4 s-1fso@ss-
IAO- fAkiktl /.
cASfl KfhiuS HorSEs
lls Chambers ~ Se~ fosk,
re4r ne aa4sea klssr fL.afsA4 tsr.sss
- "A waaasH saalo-4aa
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MeoifaI.
VS. P EP STA.

4
A sho BY The statements Of the BOARD M rz,.l,
~ 81 New York, caused the death Of rs pcrsons
Of OH DEATHS IN one week and I6l deaths Nv 60,
1umlAlon, lndleed BY DYSPEPSIA As n Is ven a.
tested TACT That dyspepsia the origin Of the su rsnr
OF a large portion of these who die VI cnusun,,.
becomes tie duty OF every one 10 use such prs
tons against and remedy fsr Dyspepsia as SC q cs
experience have place before them and which h.
proved 10 be efhcac.oUs; of this charactr
lisnas Ahti-D; spcptc Elixir, % In corrubor q
which reac the following teStiEao onizls:
Testimony OF Nj. Edward II. RoSSey OF the mr., q
ho~ley, AShburner a Co. IL North Whnrv~. ,
proof "i the encacy Of WiIlans's Anti-Ijyypepr
Elixir. '-f'f~
Dr. JAMES WuIIAns. - Ae~S-
Dear SRI take pleasure IN recorameDdipx v,ur
AhN-iyspepte Eixr, Tor the cure OF Dxspensss r
nave taken M sell for the disease ana havs D..
entirely cured 49,
Yours respectfully
EDWARD Il. ROwIY
communication to John X. PeDrose, Esq., from Mr.
Franklin Tyre, keHsirgtan
" - Niih great gratECation that testify to N. -.
neAe- OF hiii!Sns's An ii-l xpepuc kixr which Va,
10 strongly recommended 20 me- ana Tor rhlch =
heartily thank you. IL las completely Restored m +.
health, which cbeerfeily publicly seknoxtaa-s
sith The ose thai oters may be similarly bepenr,ss
Truly yours
kkSakoToN Sept L. 1850
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KrsasoToS, Sept Il, 1850 ~
OcroARa 10. laSe
DR JAnn Wurias

DR JAhEs wrliAs @e' Aess
Tear Sir:-HaVMg suffered for n lon.
Dyspepsia so severely taat wAs com ple,elr ,r..,.,
ed ana having tried every means for relie, ,tsn,,
success Was advised % use your 1Apti.Ilys,.,t.
Elix,r' @iurGs iae much pleasure 10 IpIor.sn ya,
commend II 10 al persons SUFFERING under Ia -,
Very Respectfully, Se.,
GEORGE wOoDRuFr
C0rn"eH's halfway house, Bristol Turn,,iksx
Testimony of Mr.. Abner Hines Narke, stree, 49,.
sAth1 corroboIatlye oi the eLcacy OF Wu,ams.
Anu-Dyspertio Exir
DR. JANIS WILLIAMS:
bear Sir-lt gives me rreat ,ts.y,.., -.
you are again preparing our uleoi,iI, c,r ,,. -
oi dyspepsia Tor many II my Ecqua.utAnceS ha we r.
PeAtediy asked NE where II nd be t,r,,cnr.i 49,
& Ls '.iA' @ hS9 % "eeh cured By H. As think thai q
punLe @eAAo~ iedg cement VI the great ben.nt ~.
ItSeiNen IRON tne use Of your medicine fs pot n,
due 10 you, oui may be useful 10 others nov. ,n.k
II f"f several years ] suffered from DysnepSi.
which Increased 70 snch extent that NV -
constitution were RAPIDLY siuktns ,,n5-.s. 4, -
cotneiiea I" restrict myself the most simpe foS
Alu esSh uiA' could not digest felt a ioss ~
'.e'Hl N1s4nN nlsu"h 10 exercise and (as YOU hAy,
~ IN lour AdNcftseInentl general fcplfng Of enra.
sloh ANA ndeserlbaole eear!aess In tl,s - tsss
hearing from othcrs high recurnmendat az xors
I'lspeillc kiAT, procured and us. a = al ,hs
.'oss ""Il3 .heIti uhder ats influence lanRuor and
"earheAs gradually passed away ana M snns,.,s
revived Which could gratify with irnnny,,x -
y'is nave NO" elapsed, and my coundetic. an ,h. -.
lAute powers oi your medicine has OF course ta
obtA reef ,r,r, @ cured me, when failed 70
very respectfully, yours,
,,-..,,,.-,-.,. ABNFR EJMES
iIs rs sold IN bottles az tl each or six bot.
Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS Nm,
Chemist and PharmAceutist,
For sale by all druggists 80;
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M c l. f. A MS
strengthening Cordial
AND BLOOD PURIFIER,

WIS CORDIAL is distilled from Berry known on
Il ly Ia my self, and chemically combined th some
OF the most valuable medicinal roots, herb and bark
known 10 the mind of man. viz blood root, black
root, wild cherry bark, yellow dock, daDdeons szr
saparlla elder flowers, with others, producing TIA
most nfaible remedy for the restoration OF health
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n is Natures own Remedy.

Curing diseases by natural laws. When Laken Il
healing influence is felt coursng through every vein
of the body, purifying and sccelerStn tie circulation
of the blood. IL neutralizcs any bilious matter the
stomach, and strengt gthcus the whole organization
McLean's Strengthening Cordial will electuslly cure
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Rates Charged for Second-Class Tickets.

Em'grants will be taken upon Deck at reduced
price and om three 10 ten dollars cheaper than
any other T..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-12

One of these Boats will leave Nashville every day
At y O'Clock NJ. meeting at afro with IlliLo Cen
trail Railroad aud through from Nashville 10 81 Lou
in sixty hours.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29

Its chiefly young girls o. narrow IN
dersianding Who wear shoes TOO small for
them. S