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A. M, AND 8s80 p. M.
Only one changs of Cars to 81. Louis, Cincinnati,
or Chicago.
Baggage Checked Through.

Trains connect closely with al pas enge- Trains On
Ohio and Mississippi Earod, ard Walt Indefinitely n.
trains when they delayed, thereby nsarng "a sssHgs
liable connexions at Mitchell from Louis Cincinnati.
Passengers and saggage taken 70 and fom any par Of
the city aud the Cars free % char
Both Thrsugh Trains closely GrecIcae and Tere
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tor Detroit and al points East
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TIE BANK DREcToKT.-Our readers win see
by reference to the proceedings of the House. that
the nominations of Gov. HARRIS, for Directors of
the Bank of Tennessee were yesterday confirmed by
the House, they had previously been by the SEN
ate. The three gentlemen who were sssailed by the
Opposition, were confirmed by more than a party
MAJORITY
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The Tribune contends that there is no law requir-
ing the Governor of New York to surrender GER
RIFT SIXTH or any other citizen of New York who
may be implicated in the Hsrper,s Ferry transac-
tons, on the demand of Gov WISE. The Tribune
and its party have recognized the obligation
20 surrender fugitive slave to his master although
required to do so by the Constitution and laws of
the country
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Across the River.

road crossed the railroad bridge yesterday fer the
first time. There were three heavy locomotives on
the draw of the bridge at one time. The teat was
sntirsly satisfactory. We learn that on Monday
next the trains will commence running across the
river regularly.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, 0CToBER %, 1859.

FRIDAY, 0CTOBER %, 1853.
The Senate was called to order at nine clock by
the Speaker, snd was opened with prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Reed
REPORTS FROM STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. MINIS, from the COMMITTEES on Judiciary,
submitted report recommending the rejection of
Senate bills IS follows: No. 14-To regulate the
collection Of claims against the estates of deceased
persons; No. 23-Providing for pay of witnesses
10 certain cases; No. 26-The better to provide for
the payment Of witnesses in certain cases; No. II
-Te regulate the opening and holding elections in
this State and for other purposes (sfter being
smended,) snd No. 41-To repeal all laws author
Using change Of venus in criminal cases without
the consent Of the defendant.
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K0RE TO BE ADAuRED EHAE TIE
r ICEES ST DIADEM
EvRR

worn Dy AlngS or EmperOPE
WHAT why u Beautiful Head Of Hair.
EcAUsEitis the ornament CD BssssyS prOvsa Tor an
brightly in the glowing cheek tie eye Be- ever 3 sparEilnx hS,
eet be those Of pearls, II the had here is COVERING or
the hair be snarei svelss rss and ry or worse s
sprnked With gray, win Der charms Prof
VOC Hair kesorHive, n used three tes Vsek,
restore and permanently ais such Resd
7sGl6erV:
Dr. Ho0D:- NEwToRK, April Ie, 1as3.
Deer r-Perun express 20 you obzationsI ~
under fOR ne entire restoration OF ny hair nAI slsr
becoming gray iupon he application your Resorar
tive" eegysr its original aEs. consider jour Rssarstiys
very wonderful invention quite sHcacious eel -
AzrssAOls an dear SIN yours truly,
.s...a-..,..,...- g. THALBRss-
welsh Newspaper of5ee . Nassau g April y. ls5s
PsOs J. EooD: Dear str-sons asnth siz Wssks age
rseEed ottls Of your ilir Restorative and ny wife,
who CONCLUDED 70 Try t Aer h, little thinking tie
that il would the gay hair original color but to her
IS we'll a. ny surprise after leg seeks HiA Il has performed
that Eurdl ee Of tarn~ 81 the gray hairs dark brown
recommend the s5ove Restorative to all persons sh
eangsh Of their hair. CAAkAks cARDEH-
PRoE 0. J. wOOD: with sdense 90 / recommend you
Hair Restorative. being the ecacous article
we're silaost NEe have gradually grown dak; and neE is
confident IA Is1 nors arPetons vii restore them Q neg
pleasant ltehEs 90 common among pers ons EAo PesgT
PzoT WooD-About two wear, .9o M, hi, .opueo iliinE
od and turning gray; Becoming bald, and BE- tired
many rensies % egect cornsEcod using stora
tive IN January last lev snplcaons fastened NJ har ss
began al and TUNED is former color
blaekl Attrk tine ally restored 70 10 osnel eaisr
hs1 s a ana 4i ala chesHly d 935s
Ts Restorative put up in bottles Of uss via: lsrEs Ne
dollar per bottles the q s tHsn per cent Hsrs
n proportion than the Sus retail r 10 eo- ~
The large holds quart forty per cent ore IN proporon Aad
o. j. W0oD A CO P-o,.,or, sis Broadway, New Yorkia
TIE great n T. Wirs Raia Esaulh-ntj and rs MAzksts
Aud SOFA ~ all rOoa DsuzEs and Fancy sOoaS osAis-
Eerf
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Me- TRlMBLE from the Joint Special Committee
appointed TO invite the President Of the Louisville
ana Nashville Railroad and the other Keniuckisn'
in the city to visit the CAPITOL reported hat the in
vited guests would visit the Senate chamber about
half pas three o'clock.
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sheIhr medical COLLEGE

FNyHE introductory to the Regrar Course Of Lectures ia
Ius9sion, win be delivered 8. Pc MekssnssE cErEeH
Ladies and the public generally areinTited to attend,
oce2a- az
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The Abolition Prot--J. a. GiddInrs.

The correspondence found in BRowN's possession
at Harpers Ferry establishes the fact that the Har-
per's Ferry outbreak was the result of an organ
reetion in the South. Some of the most dstin-
guished Black Republican leaders are implicated in
the plot and we have every reason to believe that
many others were fully informed of the contempIa-
ted movement. Large amounts of money were
certainly subscribed, and societies organized in
OHIO and other States for the purpose of aiding the
plans of Brown and his associates.
The following letter, signed JOIN SMITH, is in the
handwriting of a son of 0ssawatamie BRowN and is
endorsed by the latter. 1t shows the completely of
Hon. JOSHUA r. GTDDNGs in this infamous plot:
WEST ANDovER, Ashtabula CO., (Ohio1
Saturday, Oct. l. 1859.
FRIEND HESRIE: Since received Isaac's and yours
of September 10Th have been making every effort
TO get stock. and am succeeding well Yesterday
sent drafts of SIS to J. ~ B. of Chatham with which
10 get on ANOTHER HAND. Shall soon have enough to
send again. Yesterday / returned from a trip to
jefferson and Ashtabula, where / met with some
success Our old friend J. R. CT took stock to the
amount Of So and, as he was just starting for Ra-
VIENNA, he said he would form an association there
Monday next I shall start for Cleveland. Hope to
find a letter from you at Mrs. Sturtevants. You
may depend upon it, 1 HAVE BEEN, AND AN YET
''sTRANNG EVERY NERVE" FURTHERANCR OF OUR
CAUSE. ICiphers.l Is here and actively working in
behalf of the mining operations.
You will have me with you just as soon as I am
satisfied can do MORE and be of MORE USE THERE
than WHERE AN. Nothing new Of special interest
All well On haste) Yours, JOHN SMITH.
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THE POETS.

Beautiful Editions Of English AID American Poets in Blue
sndGOdeOvper Cook, emaas, Norton Montgomery, words
WOr sOurney, Massey. Shelley, Poe, Hood, souhey Pspe
Lowell, Whittier, Fsus, Also Englizh Poets
in fine Library Binding. For saeby
lCHARLEs ". SMITH,
oct26 Al Colseze Street
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coNYENrIoNAL 1NrEREsr.
rae KENTUCKT VISITORS.

On motion of Mr.. HILDRETH, it was orierei
that TWO hundred and fifty additional copies of Mr.
Paynes bill 10 establish conventional interest b
nrinted for the use Of the Senate.
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LIE ASSURANCE
NorICE.

WETE u on saiarda7 next IN front Il the On. VISA,
w selas Auction a l5s ocOsk ,hres ars-rais ssos6
aARES, aada ans MULE c0h, en siz nezths line.
- !, !, 4 =. ~. ERQEas
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Mr. TRIMBLE rppeared at the bar of the Senate,
and introduced to the Speaker Gov. L. Helm. the
President, and the Hon. James Guthrie, the Vice
President, of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company, and a number of other Keutuckians.
The SPEAKER invited them within the bar, and
bid them thrIcs welcome to the Capitol Of Ten
nessee.
Ga motion Of Mr.. STOKES. the Senate took re-
cess of ten minutes, when the Ksutuckians were
introduced to the members Of the Senate.
The KCntuckiaus having retired, after come time
spent in social conversation,
TIE SPEAKER called the Senate to order, and
On motion of Mr.. ST0VALL. the Senate adjourn
ed to Monday morning, in order to afford the com
mlttees an opportunity to visit the Penitentiary and
the AsY!ums for the Insane and the Blind.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


The SPEAKER called the House TO order At 81
o'clock,
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
The following named gentleman obtained leave Of
absence; Mr. Senter, till Monday: Mr. Mo-uheis.
till Tuesday; Messrs. Guy and Bennett M We'd
nesday: and Messrs. Ferey, Hurt, and G ,llespis.
RIGHTS OF WIDOWS
On motion Of Mr.. MARTIN, his bill. 81. TO Sc
cure the rights Of widows dissenting frsm their
husbands will, was, under suspension Of tbs rules
read the third time spd finally passed the House Of
Representatives, BY yeas SO, nays Messrs. senter
and Vaughn -.
ADDITIONS TO STANDING COMMITTEES
On motion Of Mr.. WOODS, Mr.. Baker. of Perry.
was added TO the Committee of WAYS ard Means
Ga motion of Mr.. CAN'T, Mr. Jones was added
to the Committee on Free Negroes and Slave Popu-
lation -
On motion Of Mr.. Farrelly, Mr. Martin was add
ed to the Committee on Lunatic AsyIums.
NEW alLLs,
The following hills were Introduced, read, and
Seyerslly passed. tothe second reading:
BY Mr.. DAVIDSON. 189, to repeal the act passed
BY the General Assembly Of North Carolina Of wv
and other acts prohibiting Surveyors from locating
and o6taing grants in vacant and unsppropriated
lands in the ate Of Tennessee, sad for other pur-
poses. 4.s
By Mr., BUFFERS, 100, for the relief Of citizens Of
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The SPEAKER announced the special order for
the hour just passed III O'clock) to be tbs con-
sideration Of the Governors appointment Of Diree
tors of the Bank Of Tennessee and they were read.
Mr. EAST demanded that the vote on each name
be taken separately he also demanded the yeas
and NAYS on the votes Of Confirmation
The SPEAKER ordered the yeas and nays OF the
Question of the confirmation Of Granville P. Smith,
Of the county of Davidson and they we're taken and
resulted-yess Al, nays p -as failogs.
Fa,-Messrs. Baker, Of Perry, Baker, of Weak
lev, Bsrksdale, Bsyless, Beaty Bennett, Bicknell,
Bedsoe Brittor, Caldwell, CowdeD, Critz, Davidson,
Doak. Frazier, CAN'T, Harris hsbh, Ingram, Jones,
johnson, Kennedy Kincsid, Of Anders n, es, Lock
hart, Mayfeld, MCsbe, Pickett Roberts, She'd,
Smith sowelI. Triyitt, Vaughn, While. Of Dickson.
Wbitmore. Williams, of Franklin, Williams, OF
Hickman, Wisener, Woods, and Speaker WhitthOrne
Al.
Novs--Messrs Armstrong, Brazeltou, Butler, Cheat
ham, DAVIS, Dudley, East Farrelly, German Gr.en'
Havrou. Kennsr. Kincsid Of Claihorae. Martin,
Morris, Porter, Russell, Shrewsbury, White 81 pa
wilson, Williams, of Knox, Williamson, and WOOD
ard-22
Mr. BENNETT, when bis name vas called said
he would prefer Cave johnson to remain IN me po-
ston if he were TO consult his own views about Il;
but he should vote eye"
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CREsP's GAIEFx.

SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER "a.
Last night Of Mis- Jane cOombs Tase4eninx uIIbs prss
sNGOHAR.
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B4sK DIRECTORS.

Mr.. FARRELLY mOvedsthst 500 copies be print
ed for the use OF the House.
The motion was rejected upon division of the
House.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at %
o'clock
R. c. Howell.
The journal Of yesterday was read and authen-
ticatad
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ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 7TFE, 1859,
Passenger Trains viii leave New Albany Opposite
ve, IS fol
ES5 d. Chicago anil ST. Louis Express Mail DAILY except
SuudayS re ching ST Loa8 2:45 n, Chicago
T4s NJ; Cincinnati at 10. Is 81.
p5O NJ Chicago and So. Lluis Nrht Express DAILY
oept s2nd1ys reaching 81 Louis 345 q. and Chicago
a GP NJ On Saturday nights tais train only to
'eheil returning Monds5 mornings.
go n Mitchell Accommodations Ddiy except Sun iays
hesrnng connects with 81. Louis At $40
rs boatsvll ase4uP ~ Trains Leave 81. Louis 81 90
? n. y =
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The SPEAKER called the House TO order at
o'clock,
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70. UHI0h OlI UsIUett HaTftt dla CotIsJs ctFtsIs
RE constantly receiving all the late and most popular
Books and cheap pablstons OF the day. Call and
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lIhNA D. T. n sOUrhwOATH, OF THE DISTRICT
q " Columbia, writes tor the NEW YORK ER Read
New story, He MAIDENs VOW. Pnce Of the LEDaEK
-FOUR Cenis copy,
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EMNA d. e. N. sOUTHWOsTH, OF THE DISTRICT
~ Of Columbia, wfitos for he NEW YOaK LED ,hK
.EUGhn Four Gents copy.
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EhMA d = N. sOUTHWORTH, OF THE DISTRICT
II OF Columbia, writes for the NEW YORK LEDGER. Read
ner New story THIS MAlDEN's VOW. Price Of the LEDGEK
Four Gents q copy.
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EMMA D. z. N. sOUTRWORrH, OF THE DISTRICT
u OF Columbia, writes for the NEW YORK LEDGER Read
New story THE AAlDkNs VOW Price OF the i4EDGxR
sou, Gents q copy.
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E8MA ID. e N. sOuTHwOnTA, OF Tas D sfsIoI
II Of columbia write for the Nav YORK s,t3 "a
aesd her heS story, TnE MAADkN's vow. PAco OF the
LhAJo nh Foar LeLts q copy.
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EMMA N. sOUTHwORTH OF THE DISTRICT
II OF Columbia, writes for the NSW YORK LEDGER head
ler new etory Th MAIDENs vow. Price of the LED GER
eour Gents y copy
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EMMA d; f. N. soOrHWoRrH OF TaE DIsrRICr
u OF Columbia, writes for the NEW YOcK LSD,sR
t-sd her new storx, The MAlDhN's VOW. Prs, + ha
AADukE Four Ceuts a copy.
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EMMA D. E. N. sOU1HwoRTH, OF THE DISTRICT
IL OF Columbia writes or the NEW YOhK LED3nK nesd
aer Story HE mAlDEN's vow. Price Of the LEDGER
-four Gents u copy.
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EMMA ID. E sOUTbWORTa OF THR DISTRICT
~ Of columbia. writes for the NEW YORK LEUljER
ESQ her New story, The MAiDESs vow Pix "a he
ALDER -Four Gems capy.
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paul MosPRy, OF LOUISIANA, wsIrEs FOR TIKI
NsW YORK LEDaEH. Read lis conxlou.ious OF
che.s. The Leds Il for sale every where.
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NBAbLEs DICRENs, OF ENGLAND, WRITES FOB
~ NEW YORK LEDGE2 Aeso bis sc y Story, HUNTED
DOWN, resdy Price OF the LEDGsn wi.l al ,s :.
fractions sour Ce MIA q copy
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,nAKLEs DICaESS, OF ENGLAND, WRITES FOR
~ NEW YUkk LkDCEh Read bis new story, hunt No
DOWN, ready. Price 0. the LEDGER, with al ia at
fractions -FOUR Cents aco.y.
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DANNY FERN, OF NEW YORK, WRITES FOR THE
NEW YOhR LEDGER. Read her ssetches In every
humble. Of the Ledger The Ledger for a. ali ths pe
rfodcal depos In the United States yan ada. r.
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EmsA D. E N. soUTHwORI4. OF reS DISTRICT
II OF Columbia writes for the NEW YORK LnI az a
head hsr sew story, TAG MAIDEss VOW. rrice Of the
nsDGkd Four Gents . copy.
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ElMA d. Z. N SoUTHwORTH. OF THE DISTRICT
IL OF Columbia wrtes Tor the new YORK LEDGER. Read
-5r , rew story, IHs hAiDkNS vow. Price OF the LED
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LICE GARY. OF NEW YORK, WRITES FOR THa
a NEW YORK LEDGER. Read her posms Terms OF N q
LEDGEb, by mail, 81 year, two copies $3 Single ,op!.s
four Cents For sale everyw where.
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TMMA d. z. N sOuTBwORTd, OF THE pIsrotof
~ OF Columbs writes for the sEW YORK LEDGER Read
New stery, The AAIDENs VOW. Price VI the hIDG
hk -Four Cents o COPY.
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DAUL MoRPBY, OF LOUISIANA WRITES FOR THE
l. NEW YORK LEDGER. Read his Contribution q.
chess The Ledger is for sale every where
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DAUL MoRpHY, OF LOUISIANA. WRITES FOE THE
L NEW YORK LEDoRa. Read h Q con .iou,,ors on
chess The Ledger ia for sale ever where
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n LICE CARY OF NEW YORK, WRITES FOR Ta :
a NEW YORK LEDGER. head her poems. T ). IN,
ne Lh DoEn, BY nsi 81 year; two copies 49, s Jgi.
ca YES Four Cents For sale everywhere,
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.IH.RL DICKENS. OF ENGLAND, WRITES FOE
~ rEW YORK LEDGER. head hi New Story, H. n " /
DOWS, ready Price OF the LsDj ar with 4 j We al
yacttons -Four Cents copy.
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syHARLks DICKENS, OF ENGLAND, WRITES FOR
~ NEW YCkK LEDaFR. Read his neg story, Hunted
OWN, ready. rrice Of the LkD3ER, win ali is IT.
ira :!ionk four cents copy.
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LICE CARY, OF NEW YORK, WRITES FOR TaE
= NEW iOnh LkDGnk Heao her poems. Terms Of
LhDnhh, by mall " year, two copies s. Sin 10 coJiss
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II ENRY j. RAYMOND, EDITOR OF THE DAILY
IL Times, writes for the NEW YORK LED3ER Read
his letter. from the Seat ofWar Price Of The LEDGER four
cenA copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

Henry j. RAYMOND, EDITOR OF THE DAILY
IL Times, writes for the NhW YORK LEDuER. Read
his Letters from the tea! of War; Price Of thu LEDGER four
cents copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

DANNY FERN, OF NEW YORK. Wales FOR THE
new YORK EDGER. Read her sketches in every
number Of the Ledger The Ledger sale 81 all the
riodi:al depots In the United States and Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

DANNY FERN, OF NEW YORK, WRITES FOR THE
NEW YORK LEDGER. Read her sketches In eveyy
number Of the Ledger The Ledger for sale all the Pc
riodical depos In the United States and Canada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

3 LIJE CAREY, OF REV YocR, wArfxs r,x fus
:. 81 jORt IkDGsN. reidh-- y-es rsrns II ~
80 D'sI1, BY mar - u.s.. use 81 si,,ts s,,ise
Fsar CtLIs. i u sale sierg aA.rc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-18

HosrErrER's ByrrEas. - Dyspeptics, If you
would be WE'LL try bottle Of Hostettsr's Bitters.
II aets like charm in giving healthy tone to the
digestive organs, and in Strengthening the nervous
system. Especially il its utility ~ tonic and .
preventive of languor, Of the highest value In the
summer, when the whole nervous and muscular
system relaxss, and effects . condition which per-
ni,s the approach Of disease. There 10 not .
single instance known Of its failing to do good
when used according 70 the directions. Try it,
For sale BY sll the principai druggists.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
mch14-dAw Msin-st, hst. Sixth and seventh.