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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-29

GOVERNOR WISE CRrIoIsED BY Fellow
DEMooRAr.-The Albany Argus Democratic
does not like Gov. Wise treatment of John
Brown. 1t says in its issue of Monday:
1--WE regret that Virginia has not the cool head
and firm hand of its Governor elect, Letcber,
to guide it in the crisis. He would not busy
himself by writing letters to abolition women,
or seeing how much parade, fuss and political
capital be could make out of the public calamity
by exsggerating it. He would not have given
theatrical character to the scene, and made the
prisoners heroes, for the purpose of sharing In
the clap trapl We can imagine how effectually
he would have dealt with the sffair-placing
the whole gang in jail, eiuting their confessions,
probing the conspiracy to the bottom, reaching
the accessories, and executing justice with firm
hand, or tempering 1t with mercy, as he saw fit,
without either spologizing or explaining to the
people or press of other States the reasons of bis
course.
"Mr. Letcher takes his seat as Governor in
January next, when Gov. Wise retires!"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-31

-IMPoRTANT FROM yENEzUELA.--The bark Row
eus has arrived at Pailadelphia, from Venezuela,
having President PAEz and number Of other
prominent Ysnezuelaas board, returning here
in consequences Of The political troubles in that
country The condition Of affairs was entirely un-
settled Factions diyidedthe eountry aud we're coz
tinually fighting President CAsTRO had appointed
HLiberal7 Ministers-ARASDA. BEEDOS, EcHc4N-
Ola and General SILVA, all friends Of the revO-
luton, and they had sent commissioners to the
Chief,aias Of the Insurgents to treat and make .
convention Gen. CAsrRo's position seemed to be
very presasious, the publiS treasury being ex-
hausled and confidence in his government lost
The port Of Lsguayra was closed the day the Row
ena left, and the Custom House bOst came after
her when she was ruder sail. Great difficulty
was experienced at Puerto Cabelo in landing
vessels, there being no working men TO be had,
and the roads being blOokaded by the insur-
gents. The negrses bad also revOltsd and taken
possession of PaeFO Cabello and murdered many
Of the inhabitants. The citizens were fleeing to
the vessels in port FOR protection, and numerous
families had leit 'sitogether and were daily ar
rfyire st Curacao. Business every where was
staqnant-
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New Churca sIOvement.

New YORK, July 2s.-Considsrabls excitement
has been created IN religious circles By al anaonne>
ment in the EUeRfag Post thai Rev. DE-. Bellows had
proposed in an address before the untsd eleFggmen
of the Unitarian Church, the Establishment Of new
Catholic Church. di5sriOg from the Church Of Rome
by the omssioa Of what may be deemed eeTtsin
obsolete erroneous needless doctrines, bat pre-
serving the attractive features the rituals. the ina
ginative symbols aud the sacred fe vals which help
10 give the Roman Catholic Church its popular and
universal character. The new sect is - be desig-
mated the Broad Church. Rev. Mr.. rockingham, q
minister Of the same church, and who with Rev. Dr.
Osgood was said t. be corrected sih Dr.. Bellows
plan, denies sll knowledge Of this magnificent
scheme, apd treais the matter rs a joke
Fhe Erenihg Post. however, in publishing Mr.
Frothingham's card. says Mr.. 2. is mistaken in
supposi1g that De- Bellows plan Of new Catholic
Church is i,ke. The discourse in which be an
noun eed il is pervsded by tone Of earnest feeling
which is characteristic Of the eloquent preacher OF
All Souls andit is higsly improbable that he would
be guilty of iudugiDg bis pleasantly, IN form 50
impressive and solemn, in public address, before
the united clergymen Of his Denomination.
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BURr1XG THE DEAD.-A letter from sOlfsrino,
after the battle, describes the burial Ct the dead as
follows:
"At one point by the side Of the road ten or hf-
teen peasants we're burying the dead They iath-
cred them from the Geld upon hard-bsTroEs, from
which they were rolled into the hollow places oa tue
roadside, from which gravel had been taken to re-
pair the traek-and afler FIVE or six, as many as
tAe space would hold had been Imbled in foot OF
two OF dirt was shovellsd over them. No attempt
was made to remove any Of their elsthing or - lay
them side by side in any Particular position Ihey
were tumbIed in lust as il happened, and were COW
cred ap Just as they ehaneed TO fall. la many cas-
es they were laid leog sise in single file, and then
covered overs second row being nexl put in, ther
third, a fourth, Sc. Ia this way over two hun
dIed had been, buried in single place IL VII
take long time to dispose Of al The dead and th'
careasses Of the horses also, and if this excessively
hot weather continues the health OF the ylelnlt!
cannot fail to suffer"
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,rhe case of the Rev. DR.. PrettyMan,
in Bulgaria. So
Afsw week auo. we published Gn account OF an
assault by n Turkish soldier upon the Rev. W.
PRETrYmAN, NJ. D., missionary of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in BulgSfis, Turkey. a letter
from that gentleman, dated shumls, June 10, gives
the ,articulsrs Of the assault, aadshOWs also that
the Turkish government is resolved TO protect for
eien missicnaresf such outragss hereafter. Inc
NsvYork Comma eiaI Advertiser makes the follow
| inc extract from DR.. PEErTYMAN's letter; 50.
soOur city Is now crowded with Turkish soldiers,
! about Il, 900 having been qusrtered here within
! fsT weeks On the evening Of April a. while pass
inc some artillery, just arrived, paused moment
40 look at it. Suddenly Of the guard rushed up
! oo me. drawing his sabre ss he came KnoEing
Thai L was in the highway, had no thought that
| be would strike; but in this was mistaken. de
| i, Aiaed flesh wound on my right arm, near the
| vript sveriug considerable vein and the nerves
leading to the inside Of the thumb sad outside Of
the index finger.
| g Returning home, 1 sent for Rev. Mr. Long, who
| nader NV direction dressed the wound very well
The severed edges were brought into juxtaposition
and when the parts were well clesnsed from blood
n looked like surgeons werk. an the more snx
isus to report the case becsse Of the prompt pun
isbment inflicted by The Turkish authorities
AIN the morning Mr.. Long called on Ismail Pssha
the commander of the forces, aud related the facts
iptimstiug my belief that the soldier was intoxcat
! ed. The Pasha expressed very great regret at tn
occurrence, insisting upon sending me surgeol
from the medical staff, which, however, declined,
had the offender Immediately arrested, and sent hi
pripcipal officer, the President Of the war council
10 EXPRESS to me his regret, aud to learn from N
all the particulars. As to the mau's intoxieatior
The Pasha assured Mr. Long that It was the sscre
month Of the Bsmszau, when the Turks do al u
eating, drinking and smoking between sundoEn an
midnight, that was out Of the question. MIR. Lon
wrote to Col. Williams, our ambassador. BY n
nromptness and energy, assisted by our excelleI
consul general, Mr.. Brown. the matter was presse
mon the attention OF the Turkish Government. :
the trial the soldiers intoxicaton was establishes
and he was sentenced to ten years imprisonment
hard labor, on bread aud water.
"My arm has recovered, except that the sensibl
ity is defeiept,"
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shipwreek and Massacre of Ohristlans.

A letter from Alexandra, or the SOth ult, says
frighifui estastyOPbe has thrown the Europesn IN
habitants Of this city into oousteroation
The steamer Silesiris, Of the Ottoman Company,
which iefs Alexandria for Oonstantinpple, on the
25th with about three hundred and fifty Turkish
and Christian passengers on board, foundered at
sea in quence Of leak which sprung in q few
hours after she left the port. Only two hundred
and seYsnty-thIee of the per5oas en- board were
saved The remainder psrisbed. The captain and
Turkish crew of the vessel acted with the greatest
barbari,y, preventing by violence and murder the
unfortunate Christians from 1vaIling themselves Of
the assistance Proyidsntislly sent TO them
During the few bOuIs previous to the vessel going
down. scenes Of carnage toek place on the deck be-
tween the crew. under the orders of their Captain,
aud the Europeans on board. Venetian had his
head cut open by q cut ftom Ratchet, and others
were killei in the struggle The Christians in ad-
dition to losing all their propery on board, were
robbed of all the money aud jewery they had about
them. The Captain ana crew Of the steamer, on be-
ing brought bsek to Alexandria were put into COZ
6nemeat 10 await in Vestig alton into the affair.
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REFRTGERATORS.

WE have Just received few Of Wnshfp's f5r
nests, fish, fruits, vegetables &c
Refrigerator manufactured at New Haven Conn mas
n always looked upon as the very made and has obtained
the first premiums Worlds in London and New York
Feather Busters Of all sizes and qualities;
Water Coolers and Chamber Sets;
Brass and Porcelain Preserving kettesi
Fruit Cans and Jars Of the mUss approved patterns;
Ice Breakers Jelly Strainersi
Gongs Of various Sizes
Wash house and Preserving Furnaces;
TIE EUGENIE, Imperial Clothes Hamper, made in the
last Paris fashion. -.
iuly9 MACKENZIE & MfNCdtN.
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GeId ON the lsthmns-NoveI Cold DIggings.


Among he most interesting TENS Of ness brought
by the Moses Taylor, from Aspinwall, vas the an
nouncement Ct The discovery Of rich, but rather
nove gold diggings on the Isthmus. It seems that
about the first OF this month"; parties exploring
in an Indian burial ground at David ChiTiquis,
found an tarthen pot at the left hand side Of
grave. The pot contained several smlll imsges Of
gold roughly cast, and about twenty carais fine. a
Farther explorations shOw that similar pot was
placed at the left sle Of every grave, and in i've
days over $1O0 600 Of gold images were taken from
the tomb. 0re thousand persons were soon on the
ground and it is expected that millions Of dollars
will be dug out Of these lad al burial places, IS
there sre hundreds Of t0mbs at Chiriqui. Chiriqli
is the name common TO river, lagoon, and archl-
pelsgo in New Grenada in the department Of the
Ishmus David is one Of the small towns on the
Archipelago. A considerable number Of these gol-
den images we're brought ia here by tae surgeon OF
the Moses Taylor, eigtt or teu Of which l saw on
| exhibition at Bali < Blacks to-day. They eoasst
of rude imitstio1s Of animals and birds. and proba-
/ bly, we'e originally made for idols. Some Of the
imsges are of geld mixed with copper alloy, but the
| greater part are of twenty carais gold There was
/ considerable excitement on the subject at Panama
and on the 18Th of July thrse clipper schooners were
advertised to sail for the diggiDgs with passengers
| and freight.
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sINGER's SEWING MACHINES,
Choice Cotton Lands.

Agent Of estate Of the late FEASCIs ssuE, Of Msss-
sippi cell auction, AZ CLAzESDos al the nan.s
10 Monroe county, Arkansas the FIST AON DAY lng ne
7h dayl Of November and on the second Meb ~ OF
November eing the I4 viii, az JAcEsoSFoer sell au me
Lands county the trd MONDAY in N5yca-
eng 2Isl will sell, at focAHoNrAs, al ne Lana m
Randolph county, Arkansas In all ca will ee r.
served fsr the f-
TERM-One fourth cah its equivalent residue in one
two and three years. bearing interest IRON Sale Win he 70
the payment.
Until The Of NJ vember any Of these Is are offered A
ri1dts sale, and offers invited On application % ueh
Louisville, Ky, pats, terms &C VII te IA nised Iese 9
among earliest selected and bet Lands % srssvs
overflow, perfect, all fne navigation
july7td GEn- HANCOCk-
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AN now Offering for sale Lotion Cherry street
sccupiefby Mr. B Weller. a'A
The house very large and coUmodous containing over
ty ro MS with servants rooms cellars, coal s Wcd se 1e
house Is in good orer, Of h being recently reou ana
is better adapted for rs class boarding house than any hoa.e
In Nashville.
The Iot L about Ave feet front By one hundred and
tyhve feet the house situated the lot - % @ o.
addition that would render eonnodous as ans ho'siiA
the city.
large portion Of the furnilureean bepuchased with the hoass
II desired.
we'll that hotel keeping IS in this ctv nost pro-
Gtable business and any wishing IN such yc
t0n this excellent opportunity procure eligible o
ton, ng 70 ali the business portions o. Ne e
For terms. &C., apply
dec24-tf A. v. =. LINucLhI-
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P. ~. MAXEY q CO..

Importers, manufacturers, aud Dealers in
81 T1NPLATE, BLOCK TIN, -
SSHEF COPPER, SHEET IRON 90
WARE, mARBLEIZED IRON 8zANTLES,
PARLOR AND CHAMBER CRATES, "a
COOKING STOVES, COAL AND WOOD
STOVES, STOVE PIPE, TIN WARE
a1 OF EFERY DESCRIPTION, ni'o
NO. az, SOUTH MARKET STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
n.y. JOB WORK DONE TO 0RDER. -Sls
standard Keeper, OF Davidson Comfy, OE
weights and Measures,
AT THE STORE or
r. w. MAXEK a co.
.falA-dHl
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The AHslriGa Correspondents publishes an official
account of the battle on the 24h Of June, accord
ing to which the total number Of the loss is as fol-
loWs: Killed--9l officers, 5.26l privaies; wounded
A generals, 4S5 officers and 0l6O privaies- Mis-
sing SO officers 9 229 prlVses. Of those missing,
are to be deducted, nine coIps which have marched
back to the different bodies 70 which they belonged
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STREET, KING & Co.,
Alto RNEYS AT LAW,
-...#.. LAND CoIIErTloN,AN AND
GEYERA GEN7S,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TEE&HHTOHH ;
EEJIL practice the Supreme and inferior Courts
EE Nebraska buy sell Land Yarans enter land on time
give special making selections Of lands in Nebrsk
or those wishing good and deabe locations invest for distan
r reasonable tes taxes furnish abstracts OF entre
and titles notice. buy and sell lands town lots, and
kinds Of real estate and ioR General Agency business
REFERENCES.
W. s. Gilman, Banker, New Yorkcity.
Converse, Harding K Co., Boston, Mass.
c. HibbaTd supt n Y, Central Railroad, Albany, n T.
Gen. Leslie Coombs, Lexington, Kentucky
Hon. Francis B. Fogg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver & Co. do do
Dr.. S. Young, do do
Gov. ". B. Campbell, Lebanon, do 80
Hoo. Jordan Stokes, do do
Lucas Thompson & Co., st. Louis, No.
McGsrc, Chitterien & Co., Keokuk, Iowa.
Wm H. Sewer & Co B ankers, 0scaloosa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge & Co., CouncilBluGs do
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago Illinois.
W A. johnson & Co., New Orleans, Louisiana. lug {
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LH. MoLEAN. Sole Proprietol

Corner Of Third and Pine Sts, ST. Louis, Mo-
For sale Wh OIexale and retail In NaEhVilles
Tennessee Proprietor prices, by Berry DemoVle
Hendershott, and by respectable Drug
gist in the United States fehH 5s-dtWly
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new TORK. .
RUTT, BLACK q GUILD.
Mount SoIitnde for sale,

n AM Offering for sale my Tract Of Land and "a u
q Residence on the Charlotte Pike, ~ niles r.A
Nashville There soc Of superior Isl1sI
land, about half in cultivation and the balance
we'll mbered and we'll set in blue grasS II IS
pleasant drive Of only 20 80 minutes TO or from
the city, splendid brick house, suse an eaience
overlooking the surrounding country, and in view Of ne
with kitchens, Ies crraee houses. house ard o ont
houses. with we'll, cstern and springs The sol - r9, @
the healthy pure and elevation Has ~ -
place capable being diyied into number of sr9t s
TOR residences is altogether the most desse homes
to Be found in the United States
For apply the premises, % Cen y T. pe
at the Capital BRkNr SPkNth-
VA
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Mclean celebrated Liniineut il the only safe and
r.litaIs remedy rIr tho cure Of SPAWN Ring Done
WindgaIls, Splnts, Un.atursI L,Imis, Nctes or
SweiIings Ii will never fl IN cure Big Head, Poll
evil, Fistlla, Old Eunuing Sores or Sweeny, il
properly applied. For Sprains, bruises, Scratches,
Cracked Heels, ehafgs, Saddle or Collar Calls, Cuts
Sores. or Wounds, Il il infaihle remedy. Apply
aS ir-ctel and il certain in every instance.
Then tribe no longer with ;le many worthless Lin
impnts offered ta Won. Obtain supply Of DR.. Nc
Leans celebrated Liuimcut. Ii will cure you.
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DRY GOODSI DIkY GOODSI
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fail Trade.
We are in receipt Of desirable and vel selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered to the the retail trade
TUAyIN purcaaed from thelerest Importers and
Commission the Eastern cities, We feel no hest
2 saving that we thereby enabled to sell goods at
Low PRI G E $
and on as sOmabIe Terms as any heuse in the city,
Our present stock embraces every variety OF
New and Fashionable Designs,
such as very handsome Robes, Ala;
s A Tablai
French DeIaines, Plain and Fancy.
French and English Ncrnoes;
FaconaPaids;
Layellas, for Travelling Dressesi
! Plaid Merino, English and French;
Er vle OF Shs Plain and Fancy Dress Sksand CloaEsi
Black Silks all grades together with other article TOO teIous 10
Webaye also very large stock of Staple Goods, such
Bleached Domestic, all gTadesi
IO&I2-4 bleached Sheetingi
A. inch Pillow case Cottsni
A. Brown sheetingi
"a and 81 sea island do;
| Bro. and bid drills;
Pld Linsey, all kinda
FanneIs, all colors qualities and pricesi
Canton Fianle'si
SO Negro Blauketsi
/ Rel Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Kerseys Satnets CasSmeres Vestngs Shirts
Fronts, Collars, andin fact article person may ex
| fnd in complete retail store.
We keep constantly hand complete stock OF ROoan
shoes Hats Caps Dufour Co best Anchor brand Boltn
ctbs Carpets. To all II which invite the attention
I.sTest New NHIRTER BROS.
sspI5 No. 81, North Market sreet-
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CEFTTFTCATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at


~N~AN-7
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose money address for the Tickets ordered on
receipt 2f which they VIII be forwarded by frst mail
The List numbers and Prizes will be semitic pur
chasers Immediately afer the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plan and
give their Post Office, County and State.
the prizes at the usual time forty days
Notice 10 COrreSPOndentS-Those who prefer not
PANY whereby money for Tickets Of Ten Dollars and
upwards at risk and e1eASe from any cly
he enclosed in GorsyH1eat Post Oce Stamped EaUelope
CT the Express Company cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential
Orders for Certificates Mail Express to be di
reeted to - x- Co -. o-u,
CIR WOOD. EDDY a. CO., Atlanta. Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY 81 CO., Wilmington, Dela.
the amount of the prize that end will be pub
Licked every drawing in the following paers-Augusa
York Weekly Day Book, Richmond Dispatch, PsuldinS As
Clarion and New York Herald iulyk3
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ETIsHING to make other investments, to sell
w IT ~ GgT Fes 81 Esas Z IsEsIDESCE,
the franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the city,
Containing about Forty Acres.
perhaps the commanding site in Of Nasn
WILLIE and desirable country residence The house Will
besod with ,s y sT !. u !s aSg = TAT EHEW
known as the Sims Tract the Smith Turnpike (od
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing S5O
The soil good it is well waiered ana anu m %
which admirably adapted for country residences gar
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road Oecupiedby T. G. Mcamtbe and formerly
80 we'll known as to need no further description. 1t win
also be suit purchasers T. c. McCampbe will show
| these places any who will call
All the above property will be sold reasonable terms and
| on credit Of one two, three and four years.
Apply A. V. s. Lindsey, Nashville to either Of the un
| s' Six miles from Nashville,
| mb9 Nashville
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EACH sATURD4Y r D " IN AUGUST.

WHOLE TICKETS SO; HALVES s5; QUARTERS s2K
Remember that every Prize i'm the above
scheme is drawn and payable in full with
out deduction.
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THE STAR GALLERY!
DagUeTreOtypeS, AEnbrOtypess
R5ELAIN0TYPES

SPFEEREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHIC.
No H. Union Street next door to Vessel ThompsOns
II. T. SALFZMAN,
HUGHES GALLKR7.)
HTAVING fitted up above, exclusively for thai
branch of business is prepared to receive the ladies ana
Gentlemen Of Nashville and make Ses Of their faces IN
the highest style No expense has been spared either
in furnishing apartments procuring the latest snd most
improved Materials and the subscriber confident
ly ntve all want pictures to give him CALL pedsng
satisfaction in every
~ T. +. SALTZMAN.
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RANGEsI RANGEs!I

" A. COOPER begs respectfully 70 call The attention % bis
friends and the public generally, hat he has heen ap
DonEd the sole agent in Nashville ssr T. B blleas.s
Celebrated Cooking Kanges admitted ~ all q be
superior to anything yet offered, comp rising s he euT
perfcting culinary art in all is brsnces wing
also great econOmissr Of fuel, and for nenes and comfort
stands unrValed. Give call and judge for yOufseves-
H. A. COOPER Agent, Piuuheri t1es
No. Market Street. Nashville, Tenn
Manufacturer Of Copper Tin, and Iron Ware ana deal
ers in all kinds Stoves Baths Closets, Wash bowls, @ e
mhll-d6n
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have existed McLEAX's CELEBRATED ,SIMENT is a
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Thousands Of human bciEcs have been saved 4 life
of drrrrpads and Eaisery ly the Of this invau-
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TT is DETICTOUS no TAKE,

CAUrIOy.-Beware 1f druggists or dealers who may
try TO palm upon you Bitter Saraparilla trash.
which they buy cheap, by saving il is just rs
good. Avoid slch men. Ask fer ScLean's Strength
ening Cordial. and take noihGg else IL Is Il e only
remedy that win purify the blood thoroughly, and ut
the same time strengthen the system
One tablespoonful taken every morning fisting, Is
certain preventive for Cioets. CIiiIls aud Fever,
Yellow Fever, aly prevalent disease. II is put up
in large bottles
Price only 81 per bottle, or c bottles for So,
J. II MCLEAN.
Solo Proprietor II this Cordial.
Also McIe,ns Volcanic Oil Linment.
Principal Depot the corner Vi TliTd and Pine
Ir,..fa In