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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 20. 1853


The San Antonio lsxss) Herad publishes q
Letter fron DR.. HuDsoN, of San Saba, written
September %, In which Is given the narrative u
the Comspche Indians for several years. His
statement Is as follows;
The Comancbe Indians caught me In Santa Clara,
Mexico, when email, tpertsps twelve years odd. Ny
N otber vas living, my father dead. They topk me
north long wsys- then turned me more u sunrise
psssed through mountain county. When we got u
the camp found many Mesicans, who, ike myself,
prisoners: they were servants to the
I was put 10 heriipg horses, with others.
"rbe whits men let the Indians have guns, pistols,
snmuiiuop, blsnkets, clothing. Tpey send many
wagons full Il thinest the Indians tue wnte men
gvr heap o. u cd THINGS and TIN Indians LOT the
white men have heap OF horses.
"The lndiNs oil come together and have Dig war
dance and smoke tue big pipe ren nations iGiu In
covenant 10 fight VAN DoRs, Texas aod tho Indians
that fought under VAN DoRs when thsir women ard
chldith w.rc Murdered All the tribes thss arc %.
do-n a. 81 on ~ the weather gcts cooicr. / think
they have started by this time. The arst hsht ID
to be on vAr Doss and the friendly Indians, aud
ground"
"The Indians have great many horses"
"Thc Texan warrior, Van Doss, aud the Conan
ches, tad big fight NAs DoRr khlsd heap Of
the tndsn women, children aud wairiors. The In.
disns that escaped toe big hsht came u our camp;
they all bad big taksaid We must all leave tnere,
all the women and children wou'd be killed. We
STATED and travelled n rth, little to sunset 40
not know how long we travelled; We went slow had
tho and Children along; had to hunt buffalo
10 live on. We k pt travelling uLtil we passed big
camp Of white men In big valley On . river where
high Zines grow and there are Ing mountains These
white gave us hesp Of drains, sugar, blankets,
clothing and they tell they love l0dlsrs, aud say
they viii OF let tie bg warrior, Vas DoRs, nor tho
Texans, fight usi We travelled two days and
took up camp A. ain aud still remained taero
"Thls Ia the FIRST time the Indians have taken me
d.NvVI A.lit hen Wa ma
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A letter. !, published which gives the other
side Of the story relative to the attack OF the
gusrillas upon Brownsvi 10, Texas. II Il da-
ted Point Isabel, Oct. 6, and says;
"YOu VIII, no d. u, I, hoAr Of . Mexican guerrilla
stti upon Brownsville. The facts simply those:
Tbere LOT Of bad characters who have boon In
pring upon, ,murdsrng, robbing and mAltresting ths
hfxlcAIls. II gt t. such pass that tho Iancheros
thought high time TO strike Bow In Sc defense;
and ext.r INMATE the American evil doers at
how. 81 they muster red about nifty OF their best
made dash Into bro ~nsvle at Daylight the 2Sth
Il September, and hunted dowa their game like
bloodhounds sfG their prey. They succeeded in
catchisg three Of those thsy tsr. The others,
about nve more, hid thameves when they found out
what going on. II there had been garrison At
Fort Bro -n, the thing would not have happened, as
the Mesicans have great ave Of tho soldados. The
above hity were followed by some Indians, aud tho
IAbbls about 10 Sn In general, who folio we'd, Of
course, for other purpose but To take afvAntge OF
the coI fusion, and plumber what .hSy could but With
or two Exceptions, tnsy disturbed one, Dor the
property Of any who had not done hAr a t. than
previously.
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Jhurs,l.y niyht last a psnll,manlv a,nc.rin,,
man arrived AT IN. R,ehmoud Unu:e AMI re-,
pi,,ercd his name as II. B. Tut,lc. Hart
ford, Conn, A room wa, ssirned to him.
10 which he proceeied, Iher, was nothing in
bis aprearancs To denote any regularity. ejtber
Of conduct or IA .bit he seemed, and undouLtcd-
Iy Was, quite soler and in his right mind.
ALout 2 o'clock In the morniup some tbrao
hours after he had retired. the fearful orv of
"MoTder!" was heard procesdinu from Nh,
room. Landlord and servants ouickIv basteneJ
TO the room where they found tho door fastened
within and the cries OF " Murder - "M"r'Ier !"
craving lo,der and NOR, vehement 0I co",..
Ge doo1 was nu;ckiv tbru,t onon Ihut n ,onni,D
al The main siIany;b Of seyeII ,erso,s m ac-
comnlsL that o6hct ! when il wa, discoyersa,
that the person who was yocifsratipp "murI.r,
with a, much eper,,y. was the soIe ism,ta ofth.
room and having stationed himself ag,inst The
door. he holding Il with ali his st,e6p,b. No
soor,r "a as IL onened than he rushed out tbrnugb
The corridors And down the stairca,es wl I'M b.sS-
/ no sneed. Yelling "Murder 4" at every bonnd.
Tbs wandering crowd of course followed him.
Into The street he rushed. " Murderl" Il Muri,ri
" echoed fearfully through the city. ss be ran
with all pos,ible speed down Michi,an avenue.
three or four policemen Joined in the pursuit,
and cficiaI speed and bottom were never before
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To New Water Gas.

n NJ : 4 -, NJ
Ph,lndelIh,s correspondent of the lr'os"e
mus HItshh VI tho new wafer Rsb ihttohuccu IN
wilmington, and already noticed at length In
our co,nnlhsi ,,-
ciunsti He hs- snd the right Tor .kht States H. =
o,npany Il our citizens for $50 600, aud one-h
NAV be o,vaniz,d In c"nseo'sspc. An thsr club
has purchs,od the New England States, and .
third has taken tho Southern States, in all which
companies some Of our weAlthiost men have dip
this State but IL was hy the Southern company
tbst the recent tial was made at Wilmington. For
more than q year past this company has been on
d,Avcrng Ia get some prominent ga, mon ~
smine and test the value o' the discovery, and,
though u.y undertook 10 d. 50, yet they de-
lsy,d and did LotGing Of what WAS expected
ii them. Tho mpany discovered at last that
I e.e men interested In the ccai mines
which supplied certain heavy concerns with gss
coal, and that II WA moro :, thor istsrest that
the water gas uld fail than succeed. The
members then took tho matter Into their Own
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VARIETIES

A SEw Order has jusi been established Ct In
dianspolis, styled tho "1ndependsnt Urder Of AZ
quis,tes." The regAIiA consists OF q Meerschauaf
pipe air of gold spec'scies, yellow hid gloves.
and piece Of whiie ts,ip. .
PORTER CowLrs ofAmbersi, wantsa house
koeIer," after the fol owing pstIsrn:-"I would
like woman thai has q sort of q brunstte cb0-
plexion, dark flowing hair, little Isits curing,
diepl,s on cheeks, mild, gentle, SLOW, w,k
pleasant eyes looking out Of her head. doa't
want glsss-eysd or lantern ja~ed woman.
one that Is cross As the blazes and talks al over
tho town"
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Cr0sde against the Dead Wei ~ssr.
PARKER writes to tho Ani t-Jldrc

THEODORE PAhKKR writes 10 the dM rc"V0-
~ Standard from Switzerland: -
That statuto of wrrsrrz IN the yard OF the stns
House, what Disgrace II In 10 Me sestef IL - nsd
been Governor. would have vetoed the bill for vut-
ting II there, although IL turned me out S ofics tho
next day. hut We will give II notice 10 quit bcf 70
long. This winter, hfty towns win petition for .
removal and next year, two hundred and fifty.
oUnmitteo will have the matter in charge, and hesr
the petitioners. wEspxrL PniLirs ana others ~,i
60 up and show the cause for ejcctment Toe static
d-bases the people. Thus the character OF ID D.sIE.
wsnsTlR must be discussed anew, aud the dead not
allowed u rest. How foolish his friepA, to pro-
toni That great ugly pi,ce u CANVASS In Fsnunl
Hall, which the friends Of wsa rxs put up there
long ago, will by and by bc sct aside, and the Ap-
ANsss will come back - their old plAces.
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A Besevelsat Geailemss.

A few days ago dead letter was returned TO
the Post Office Department, on the back Of which
a printed label was pasted, In the following
words, twe omit the name Of the post oiliceo
''Thls letter detained In the post ohice 1t -,
N. On account Of the non payment Of postage.
One who izes how important n may be ~ have
sary stamps upon tSs letter. To repay HIN please
send one Jostsge stamp addressed to hsx $50,
IN j."
This excited the attention Of the Postmaster
General, by whose direction Mr. kI,a addressed
a letter TO tho postmaster at the railing office,
asking sn explanation, remarking that 'the
service performed appears to DO 'Saluntary, and
without other remit ncration than tho co'iseious-
ness Of having performed frie ably ac'.."
The following the postmaIieI's re oily;
20, =, u J.!ort II, 1859.
sn--yhe seIyire Is Voluntary, AZ ID Is performed
by pe II our wealthy cniZsnr, who has ex
IeBdtd in this way from .To b. Indred h. thre,
tundICd dollars, during tAe wb ole time sincs tn
poetage On btteIs has beJn required to b
pleIad. believe hs'A never set retu ned ~ tn
/ Post ofice Departmental single letter In conse
| quencs OF non'prap'sTIent Of postage, nor has
b'en necessary low 2c 10 the generosity OF thi, In
ciyiduaD that snould notify any one Of lette
teng held for p' stage.
BY the use a. these labels a considerable portlo
81 the sum 'dSsnced by him Is received blck again
lie has give u standing authority n prepay an
l i0isard ~ htters, both foreign and domestic,
that desc ptor, and his motive s no other than 18th
conscio'h ness Of having performed friendly act.'
| hs 20 the hsAor TO be, very respectfully, you
Il obeo Ient servant, r. ~
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The letter should be liz .htIy once brushed over
with diluted muria,ic acid. the strength as sold
o. such at al, chemists sho ps. AZ soon ss tho
paper Is thoroughly dampcd n must he again
brushed over with a saturated solution of yellow
ferrugins'e Of potash, when 'mmsdistely the
writing sppears in prussisn blue. In this latter
operation plenty Of the liquid sbould bo en-
ployed, and care must be taken th Vt tho brash
be not used so roughly as to tear TIE surface Of
the na per
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MAIL ITEMS, DO


Mr.. mono, In st. Louis, has just married
MS seventh wife.
1nrRspAY, November 2ith, Is fixed upon for
1hatk ksgiving Lay, In Rhode Island.
Tn RE appears to be no abatement in the 60
verify of the yellow fever epidemic At Houston,
Texas.
A pocurvr,, hr,,,.r r...,,,v or,.,od
hon.. ;n ,h., ,,,,, IA ,o,,,.d Az - r.
,ai.. "a, IN s.,nsy,'. ,y' n, IN 100 ' 'S VI "''
Vt c-y-
voted 70 sbsndon Tho old bur,as"uc 81 tba burial
Of Enol;d' ''''
., ,
ak mayor 0, ueofge.osh, y, ~, nas % u,foG. ~. |.
90 'he ienSNh @ inc siin.nus zoos tou, @ ,ne
s'e,s o' tns' 'own-suen 're,s living o'o" uo-
eMeo huisahoe ny municipal oruinAnoo'
TuE me, chants Of Albany are agitating plan
for deepening the channel Of the Hudson, BY, q
system Of dkes pointing up the river, after the
f1ussian plan.
Mr.. FAwEs, Of Lancaster, Pa, the owner Of
tho steam plow, recently exhibited in this city,
has received an order to make one for Q gentle
man In Scotland.
TIE ton stone Of tho City Mouumeut at Lax
iprtor, Ry., was set In ia plsce O,tobcr 10th.
and the monument is now ready for tho rscep,
tion q the statue.
Tap wasb;no,on Co,,,f;,.f;,u coptains q Lat
Of ore bund,ed snd seven post Offices In the
Souths rn and Western State, aud Territories
which were discontinued by the Postmast or Gen.
eral during the week ending Oct. 9.
,.na;n,, ", Mmrsr.,, ' ,h. ss,,oan,s, IN a..
-;,5. !, ,snsds md h,. t.iin,s 90 Tna ,hs sasto
,'' " ~ -" @ ~. S..;n,,,-si -,
~, teThn :, s,,d b,onath .Io,s /, il.,.,h
To- ,o.,n,. - 49, 4, @, Ion,. ,h;. v.,
have been 800 coo harr.i. la. than lss, not.
ri,bstanoing the abundant harvest. The de-
c,.,so In the ,ace,n,s ~ -h.a, /. owe, 400 0oo
N~ '~~~.f" - - -NN'N'N
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Da1sssa Lsstsrs.

Mr.. ALFRsD ShKE, of the Bank Of EngiAhn,
thus describes process which he has success asiy
adopted for restoring the writing oflstters wniSa
have been dsmsged by the sction OF ses wafer
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TTnION DTllE BAvISae BAHK-so Ca
sn ys7ss s'sfS Sssa..; ss,. ',sS sssa :. :::s
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HAUqaWcUy, kssldsaA qS2DkxRs oRAeM
s1si e. . y: DIR ::i.S.H s0f0A'; J; ! :s9hs III A.
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DOSE GILL SAvINHs BANK, oOKHKB
Wsdsss1ss "a ssssTasy aa.l Is "a ii san. T. T.
lsatsd e ~. = tAs loth s-y sfQ HSSs;, siI con
mi effk Z rs:s s 'iis5s1 'GiisS5ss1zsS Z suLi. s.s sSs
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CLOTHING.
II 4 L L An D WIN T 4 Z
NEW yYLEs' is5s, NOW RaApYi
GEORGE A. HUNTER cos

H 4 l. ID " l N n k
L CLorHIsa,
HEW SyTSHh THkhEs iyaTy iS2s; NOV RnaA.99Yi a.9
Hos. a sso a Sna a9a III BoWakY. " WEkY ''0'h-
We ara nov Offering the lsrsest variety Of VIEWS
and BOYy CLDrHISG, Of Choices rsssriaL and
Fashtonable 6tylea Manufactured expressly for Civy
and County crade and assure our custom and the
public st large that examination Of stock ~iu
eonynce them that there Ii In sayinE
ye have the bsst assortment Of Men and Boy: Cloth.
any other estsblishment. Having purohassa our ms
tsriA 81 the late trade es, enabled 70 Offer
CASH SCALE on PRICpS~OvERCJxTs
Good Pilot Beaver, and P~tershAm.. % 70 6O
Fine Black Cloth and Be1yer 80; Soto
FRO COATS.
Black Freck noats, we'll made and trimmed; " @
Fins Black Cloth, Tito, ditto. ..,......o W TO W
6uIerfne Custom Made, lined with silk ~ % 70 II 70
BusISESs COATa
btrons baslnes Goat, .,.........'"''.u s@
Sef; F,sneS Eu,.s sfGsl and sss.. and beavers
PANfa-Strons Working Pants, y, 20 70 ~; Fancy
Cassmerewith and Without Bands, S?to ySo os Erench
Ca.meIs, with and Without Bands $50 to W gu
Psrfne Brk Olsth and Doeskin, and frenoh Doeskin,
e N :y,ss g 2 .S e % r,a:s Z a
sas oss'n H Si 's
Cioths, C.sslmsres and yertinga and PERFkST
FIT 0uAt tsie TYP PJslisafaa s fSah& ISs SsCs
Manufactures Of and Age'ts for N4LSorS PAr.
N LIP5TPEEs ss sRyI&sS & e g ARSgas suG 1rs ,oa ~ ,
bsswesn Hoastoa and Bisseksr strests ns. r95k-
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FINANCIAL

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIvEH THAT Ukx.
INane.ts. Na slt for sns hundrsd shars.. sod 90
Ccnpspy wrs fortettsd o9 s9d esps for nea ysy%ssi
end that tbs ssid one 6andred snc tvsgty shars
sosn g 3 %sss q Z .!l p.y w smeunt q al Ala z
soh q aasttoq Y ne Mghsa bidder. Il the ONES q
81 sssss & f1s:s.ss ...s! ss't%s:'l &c. lsss lsss
o.. bth. laoe q SNs10
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RS-FURS-FUKS-LAD A SECRET
Il -Furs cured BY the Indians retAin sioss thA, In
oresses THAR value every ytArxe their ssentA, 70
ssmins cro~ds os ladies' daily Il the Great wsstsrn
sad NoisSsssp Ear Tspps ;pSsd s:i'. room: a.
the door. oWo'ih
HEEP 1T IN YOUR MINDS-THAr AT
N the depot, les Canal st. near Bo~sry. 4 thss no
piicity, the B.I-Adjustins sprinr Beds" Robin
sosI Pstat .'tb ns:esbusess. bsd.tssd:; ALEC ths
nndsr ths patent Ali parchssed ssevhsrs In thb
city sre In Semss t. unless stamped OLE s'1sS
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NEW YORK CATPLB MARKET. -
NsspsssDAs, 0sA ~
xroElr-S on CATTLE ZOE ms w.sA

}, On 80 to- day Ut Aleitoa's Of beef esiie. 9
> last w, dnesasy, d. do DO 80
I'D TO butche 8 II Berg, D, Now Jerssy...'.'. LII
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mebifal.
M l. EA MS
strengthening C0rdial
AND BLOOD PVRIFIER.

fhe Greatest Remedy fn the world
nus OOfDtA4- Is distilled from Berry known on
ly 10 myself and chemically com binei win son,
OF the most Valuable medicinal roots herbs aud bark
known 70 The mind OF man, viz blood root black
root, Wild cherry bark, yellow dock, dandelons sar
saparilla elder flowers, with Others producing lie
most lnalihle remedy for the restoration OF health
e.
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Ef. H. k.
Z. X. R.-Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick o. nervous Rheumatism, Par
Rlyss, Lumbago, GOut, Neuralgia, Tooth.
ache Small PoX, Fevers, Swollen Joints
Kinney Complaints, Scarlet Fever Pains a
round the Liver, Pleurisy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains ofal kinds Railways Rea-
dy Relief Will, in few minutes change the
miseries You suffer TO joys of pleasure.
R. Roadway SRcnovafinE Resolve for the cure
of chroaiC diseases-suCh as Scrofulous aud
Syphilitic Complaints, COnsumptye and 9th
er affections OF the Lungs and Throat, Indu-
ration and enlargemeuts OF parts, Eruptive
and other diseases of the skin, Nodes, Tu-
mors, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, and all other dis
easeses arising from impure state Of the
Blood.
r R.-kaGway's Regulators will cure, effectively
and speedily, Costiveness, Indigestion, In
hammation OF the Bowels. Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint, Diseases of the BeaTt and Kil..
ueys, Female Complaints ,SrnaIlPo Fevers,
Measles, &c. Whenever the system Is cut
Of order, a dose of Iadway : Regulators viii
restore Ii % regularity No female should
be without them.
r. r. Remedies are soidby Druggists everywhere.
marlO-Iyd&v' RAILWAY h CO.
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THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

A RE well known and eagerly sought for throughout
n the whole Continent Of America.
Never Before their introduction could any
rics Of popular remedies be found that equal
any emergency, that were always 10 be relied on aud
were within reach of the poorest persons.
Never FeTore the Grsefenberg Pills, could you
obtain for 25c certain remedy for Bilious Diseases
Liver Complaints Dyspepsia, ,CostlveBess aud Asthma
Never Before this Fever anu Ague remedy
could thing be found that cured all cases OF Chis
and Fever for 50c
Never EfeGore the Green Mountain Ointment
was there to be lourd, for 25c. any immediate cure
for Burns, Bruises Cuts, old Sores, Erysipeas and
Innammations, either external or internal.
Never Before MarshalI.s Uterine Ca
thOIfcon was Falling ot the Womb, and other
Uterine diseases found to be curable Now ten eases
out OF twelve are cured by this medicine.
re- IL any physician supposcs that this is merely
quack remedy, We would reply, .'that IT is prepared
by Dr. Pomeroy, Of Uticaa wealthy and old phsyi
of the Aliopatic school-that viii furnish any
putable phsician any quantity Of IT. gratutously TO
test It's merits on his pateuts; aud furthermore, by
writing 10 lrPOmerOy, he be furnished with its
component parts II is the greatest blessing the
fei sex that the science OF medicine has discovered
Never BEFORE the Grsefenberg Dysentary Sy.
rup, was there a certain remedy for Bloody Fux by
scntery, Darroa or Choera-now all can be cured IN
Never Before the introduction Of the Children's IS
Panacca, could mother feel the life Of her babe
for day, while under i've years NJ age. Youthful
diseases ana strong medicines carried them oi-Aow
Tins medicine cures them. evrn after teh doctor and
nurses have pronounced their cases hopeless. Price
only sec.
Never Before any Tonic Bitter so popular
the Health Bitter. that costs 25c Why should the
world suffer from Dyspepsia or Bilious diseases
while this simple medicine can, al all times prevent
tf
Never Before was any preparation OF sarsa.
parlla SO powerful as that compounded by the Gre-
feuberg Co
Never Before has the Consumptive's Balm
found It's equal. How many the IN life and
health, who would, ere this have entered Death 5
dark portal If they had not been reconmended 10
use tins IA preference TO many nostrums that are
loudly vauntcdr
Never Ifefore were Piles and kindred diseases
certain ol cure. We have certificates OF persons
tircly recovered after nr Note other great ply
sicans had asserted that nothing bat the kne uld
annrd relief
Never Before could inhamed eyes and weak
ness Of sight DC cured FOR twenty live cents The Eye
Lotion does Il.
Never Before any Book published that
contslns much medical knoWiedge as GrseIo!i-
berg Manual Of Health, Tor twenty i've ceats IL
ought 90 be ia every family IN the hand.
Never Before hasany Almanac been published
so valuable as the Hellti Alnanac IL is furnished
grataitously By all Druggists, and by
ALE-X. MACKENZIE,
oct2l-u IL College street, Nashville.
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m saEsIs z psa.a cSRe.r.
~ 10 -
IA "a
= Jassrss-iss4 Aa4 Tor sAlssy
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Star Candies.
Gunny Bags.

OAn BOXES work ana n1slssi's slAr c4ndies, IN
a,sxs. HARRIS, GORDON CO.
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Together with the above Goods We have a large
stock of 10 4, and l2-4 BED Blankets. Also,
general stock STAPLE Dry Goods, 70 which We invite
the attention Retail Buyers at No 81 coiiege St
noy3. a. q. n A. b. BEhNH.
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En0 BARRELS Dran's Aur0rA WHISKY;
DlJU go DO sam Hais's Do
'1 ssss .s,.s -'- ''' -'' - HAREis, eoRpox 90.
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von,e Again,

vi gficRas ts s5ah8is senxEily that ae has
t4saied so. Rss AarLlern ogr ,Aad Ia ready ~ open
the laiI eal4tAlga. sff-t AI ~
Faiy postsd in ali receati npro Fcnents IN Phoso-
graphs M4sipalaton--reiy4 4ug herStofsrc, salciy
ut,on tke as<rEsa hls ucturp=s and dsterui4e1
spare ofsrt please, he coendeauy nygiez those
= ~ IA ge never givea hiEa fair n24i, u 90 -.
Ladies ana pressEt footas TIE nttst couve
saently ana pleasantly localed Of any In the cisy
berry stEsst, coTneE - ualoE. sspt2l-s.
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ChfIdren.s Diseases.

Rddlcdy's ReaOudtiHd heSoludnt should be hailed
blessing by every mother throughoutthe land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors sc. These
bTeakings out (thus early) evidence OF disease
transmitted from the parent stock Afew doses Of the
Re0udttnQ Res0lueRt will eradicate every vetge fthe
disease and insure the child soundaRd healthy body
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-12
NEW SERIES NO. 967.
MeDifal.
II. r.. r..

HEAIlTH will, in all cases follow the use Of Rad
IL ways K. r. Remedies. There rome so sick
diseased, so weak, feeble, or crippled With pain
infirmities but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Resolyent, Regulators, the of the dis
ease or sickness may require, Will quckl, and rapid
ly cure.
Railway sRenovating ReSovent: Railway s Regulators
Each of these remedies possesses special curative pow
ers over certain diseases Yet there other dseas
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties
requred and when thus used, il there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body tn
health.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-12
McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimeut

AhH bh~a4 LlNlhfNl IN 1Hk WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed bv N
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment
READ FOR HOIRSEIyES,
Ihoinhs f"rd, a blacksmith, living near Cas- ayen
on Ieuth street, lad horrible running sore "a
foot lie tried various Liuiments, Salyes &C
could do II no good lie despaired OF ever being al
To "VFA al hs trade again, because be could NOT be
any weight on his foot; and by one bottle of AcIenn
Volcanic lAnltncnt, he IS now perfectly cured
rheumatism, iariiys Neuralgia. lSruisrs Snr.t,
Stiffness IN tilo joints or Muscles sore Throat sws
tngs, k-tr ache or Ioolhache, Wounds Eresb C,,t
Sores Burns, scaids, Pains, Sc yield 70 the InagIe.
influence OF this Wonderful Ilninlent
for horses and Cattle u "a an iuialIble remedy e
Chaies, Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels Iamens
SlAfm, sMeeny, sphut, fistuia, Bruises SweIip
Mounasi Rattle snake Bites, and various other disc
es which animals are liable from injuries or xeei
1euts. :. -SN4
Every Country Merchant should obtain sunnlx
McLean's Volcanic Ut Llniment. II sells rapaiv' 'i
cause u Always cures.
liberal discount will be made 10 merchants
buy 10 sell again -.T
ps- For sale by J. II. MCLEAN Proprietor. corn
OF lilrd ana Pine streets, 81. Louis Missouri; also
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