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RclEANs sTREHeTEENIEG CORDIAL
LIyAR eoMeLAISF. prsPErsft. tkrspfrF.

- 4-t't-A' sf'e-tD--fs
Chronic or NerysB~ EebiIfty, diseases -L-
o. the EAtdntgs, una al Etfsense4
aFi~inz fEeni a aS1sSraered Liver o.
sfoEnsh, Byspcpsfu
Heartburn Inward Pi!ss, Aci,y or Sickness of tis
Stonafh, iullness &c ihyc iirr lieai DuI PAN.
SWIMMING y the heal, Pa.piiataiH "a TIE Heart
u',ss- or Nei5lt ia she suinsf soar Eructaioss
s'~i4g Or Suit-. iiug F,cliue uisn i,inr down.
IfshesS o. As!27sarss &C The ska aud Egss, WIGHT
sNeaf-, invasl Feys Pain IL - Satag ne ifl5k
th'.t OF side, salien Pushes Or Beat p,sros.i,a.f
sdiiis' Fffsifii Dreams. Ialeiaf. Te-niuieucy 1-
any arrFoas disease Stres ~ Biti-s "a the Skin
AZ Fever al'- Agln i5r Ciai- fn F-uA III aiii
also e1fe a.sa,sss < sle biuhss Wy,ah sueh =
s-iiA. H-''Aih-~,s iiif3 ntinfafc r tf.is sfr47.
e,rirl, ins,ninaii'n ~ 's,agi.-s3 q 10 E1mb ~
B.nd!af Whites, cic.
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McLEANs v0IcaEIc e. LIETEENT.

THE BEsF LSlHENr w3aip
The SyIrsas and c-ftna fr Cancrrs Fzss. =.
TaIa-rs, Suri.iaES ami 6rrrlg luis t.5fFr farag
sis, NerwtgEt. Weakness OF tr ~ Esa3es. Cifutis
Infdmll:n-Y I.aeunatisfl. stiEness q tie @Qinl..
Co,tractet hlasrrs liEaueats, EerHghe Ia,'h-
ashe. Bl1lses Spr1ina " auaGs EEesh CHS, tlegrs,
Fever SGTc CaSei hrc-sfs, Sore NirIsrs. hgrls.
S-shis. Safr llrusi. lnis1aasii, 90 Faiu.
dirarsure ls,g ssrers. lg lp1g The dissa-e mag
harn existed McLsAN s. CE-EHRlEE9 N-AtEENr = a
certain Trllsly.
Tholisalpls "a hHri1l ieiass hare been saved 70
q deerepitris and IaiseEy y tAe Us u Us H'ala-
abs aasGi;iao-
NcLsan's Volcta;s o. ziainens -
WEI reIieve r.. ALMOST ilsian;aaeo,ily- and is vH
eeanse pJyiiy, all bal ts isugst s1les II an Ia
eredibiy short time.
For Earse5 ard other animals.
AleLsan's csishrats5 LiuiiEcut Is dc eny sfa tni
ralitbs remedy Cor tie clr0 81 sIavsa- klnE D6aa
Ninsgals, SsiHts, GnI.aturl LEufs Nsies ~
SNrings- Il viii never fll o. csIe lig Head, Ral-
evil, fiausa, Old ilunning Sul1s- os sgfrny- X
T-upery aIpid- Fer Scrans. IirIics, Scfstches.
Cracked Uaris. Chafss, Spie cr Collar Gals Gus,
Snres Woln.ls. S is inltlHhi- rernefy. Apgds
10 drectel sni Csrtai IN crgrv iHsiance.
Tben isiae wiih tue many worthless Lga II
ia=nfs ohrr-i yos- Gnsain = slpTly q Dr. Me-
l-aus celsbrtsl IiuinElt- Il VII ellre yea =
JH. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
CerIer e Thiri si.lP S. Louis. NJ.
rEnIe W hOIeSaIe and retail I'm Nash Viliet
Propnstars prices. ~ Bery Deioville g.
Henrshott, and Jo- O. BFoEn. and b every rIa5e Drug
in theCnited states le544 > A-dtEsg
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R<~sBank of West Tennessee NJ
kstGsS<zs MEMPHIs.-che notes Of this Bank will be
deemed at the Union Bank Tennessee Nashville dtw
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~ = 4EL ~ Z-IZAAs+A.ss-3a
Do Yea wish O. D. hsaliliy aud struu- Then 10 st
once, am GET some Il MrLsn's carlisL % sal
strengthen tut inyiglrtf- totr lu tuu-il<
hesiv and pareeirgiii'itr q tfssi thsasaii
every WIN, aad ihs tich flsy ilsiil ~ heath 10
Every b''tis r wrrrss,s % % give sltisfaeihu. e
r o p CHI : D n
We al o. parents. q vsnr o. iirsi l,. rrl-
OF aliFcf-sl ss il.aln-iiats fssEls NJ c-asa,
piv. theul auti IsslE-y 90 hirln tauiiai. n,s,a
% VIII ultie thaIi h7asae fif. ant uaarst iisg
~ ass'sest, ny ir, alni IA ias ai-
TT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE. q
f's-rHav -Beraf- &c iri,scis or-'ieacrs Wis &
~ 90 psiin aas eani-, iiit SsaflfiE iTlsl,
Whtit thsv hll giefi. ~ gi1r j = iIrsf
gt~t = reai sara Al 81 3rcican Sfreug
cuin- taral. anl shs uuihir- else a. b q raHss as-
resael that Sh party fi hasl n1u1aly. si e
tne same time drrfftiir-a fte sIEeui-
One tablespoonful taufn narunE frstiHssSs
certain Vrernfre tflaiefs Ciills nad ErgrFsrf-
Netos fsgRr any VEeyailitt Ls1zc. + put o.
ina lsEue ba- les- r...Ia -
Piss Oay sl pr hatfla, o. shotss ~ So - Z
.f rt lH... r.l-l. 4. MCLEAN
Sole ProTriesur.f Z tiiis t,a.nisil.
Alsl Mrisstn % Assslis tii Laialfuf.
prncipal nrfsi "a lre s,rssF " THU Asd ltas
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APRIL I8 5 8.
BOOTS, SHOES AND
I'll A Il S, .las
AT HOLESOLE.
A. @. ADAMS. T. W ABsAY. TlOs dIBsol
ABBAY, GIBSON a. co.,

RE daily receiving NEW GOODS, and in addition to their
~ of staple Shoes and Hats have a
complete Of fine work for ladies' gentlemen aEd Child
rem. All u Ehich will sell low CASH. prompt
MERCHANTS on short time
1T = Ali orders carefully and promptly attended to-
IL The highest market price paid for barter.
ap5-d,tw&wtf ABBAY. GIBSON {. CO.
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Form Of Guarantee.

The undersigned IT,, of----, n ne state Of
--, and -----, Of--, in the State OF
hereby guaranty that in the foregoing bid Of
- for any Of the classes therein named he accepted he
they will within days ufter the receipt Of the contract
the post once named ny designated execute The
for the with good and sufficient suetes; and in
said shall fail to into contract aforesaid,
guaranty make good Indifference between the O1er Of The said
-- and that which may Be accepted
s ss-9 Signature Of two guarAhtoEs. c D.
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"
Glass No 49, White pine. u cherry, &c: No
Is White ard heading; No g. from No sTses
nails; - LEAD and in Nn25, Hardware: Paints
oils. &C. No - Cotton canvas; ~ Flax coun trne:
No 81 Glass; No -, Leather No g. Hose; No a. Brushes; ~
b. Bunting dry goes; 81 Pitch, Tosi1; % TAI
low. soap, oil; No 30, ship chlndsry No 49, sasnery.
may2l-4E. f.t o.
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thereby certify that TIE aboTe-named --- are known
to Of roprty, and able to make good their guarantee
Pate. Signature. q II.
To signed by the United States district Judge, Cni States
district attorney collector navy agent
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H. -, OF ---,in the State o.,
hereby agree furnish deliver The respective
all the Articles named the classes hereunio annfXe agrrssly
the provisions Of schedules therefor conformity
with the advertisements Of the Bureau Construction &C.
l9h Of May 1853 should my offer accepted request be
addressed and tie contract seut to the ndyy agent
at -----, tr to --, for signature and certificate.
Daus Signature. A Il.
Witness. ..a.1....-
The schedule which TIE bidder ere0 must pasted to his
oGer, and Of them signed ~ him Opposite ech article in
the schedule the price he the carried the
greeae footed up for each Glass; and asunt likewise written
u words - .as-..f rH ..
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Gillerts Fly Traps are soldry
SAM VANLEER & CO.,
iunes-2m Market street.
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III u ? Look for limitations Of Lea n PERKINS, WOr-
ceSIcrshIrc Sauce. See advertisement
| & Sons -.- aug2I-S
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10 TIE HADLE5.

TIaVr been SOIL dnfa- ils Ia. sx nson;'s. ans il
y instances has q ftiad IN giving eiire sallislrti1uF
Who. tAsn, III si3er a We.tkfsss o. 81 iiiiy uiva
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Digestion and Prosperity!

n g. siAsCOcK g. $. EENsoA. ". T.. GARRETT
r. r. GLASCOCK & Co.,
Oce No 4s College street, Nash lille Tenn next door er
chants Bank dealers IN, agents purchase and sale
RE l. ESTATE
Renting Houses and Land in the City or
Country,
Will also their Collection Of
NEGOTIATING LOANS, &cs, &C,
fstI6-Iy.
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Glass No 5Blsck spruce n, No ~ Spikes and nall
No g. tin; NO25. HaEwsre; No - Paints els
&c. No o. Flax canvas No % Gotten canvas No 90 FLAX anil
cotton t4ine 81 Glass; No D. Leather No u Hose 81 81
Brushes y, Bunting nd ry roOls- No Sc Pitch rosiu
Ne5 Tallow soap and OIL No 30 ship chsndl=ry: No TO- sta
uoaery.
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ICEI ICEI

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Nashville and
surrounding country taat at No BroadEay, place to
pure soghsrn Ice and no hnnbug Can and Judge for your
selves WE. CLINGAN.
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DIR. w. r.. HUR ET

LATE or KNOXVILLE, TENs.)
OFFENDERS professional services 10 he citizens Nash
vile and vicinity. lie has been actively engaged 10 hs
practice OF Ms profession branches far ne list zEasn
years hopes by strict attention 70 BE able 70 render sc
tiCn 10 All who may favor him with call
ace No q Cherry street, Capt EoexsiIs resi-
dence Residences Pearl street, South NashFiila. rla
apSId&tE3n- -
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HARPERss MAGAZINE req JUNE-JpH
H reeelvsdby mayse JOIN YORK 4 Co
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nA@ We have just learned that
Ss-S McIEAS's sTEa NarHrxIso CORDIAL viii cure lie
various diseases prevalent among Children. It is necessary
~ parent should keep asappy hand and when requirea give
decs Tty itis pieasah take, See advsft'stneht
aaother column. 80 @ juusl-tswln.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-11
GOOD MEDICINES.

1t is tim0ted TINT AYERS CHGERy PICTORIAL .ND
CATHARrt PILLS hive done more to promote the
public health. than any otter one cause. There
can be no question that the Cherry pectoral has By
its thousand and thousand C u'es of Coils, Coughs.
Asthma, Group, Influenza, Bronchitis, &c, very
much reduced the proportion Of deaths from con
sumptive diseases in this country. The Pills are
as good as the PectOrul and will cure more com
plants, .s esl
Everybody needs more or less purging Purge
the blood frem its impurities. Purge the bowels,
liver and the whole yiscerai system from %c7struc.
lions. Purge out the diseases which fnsten on the
body to work its decay hut for diseases we should
DIE only of old age. Take antldoies early and
thrust il from ths system, b. 70 g it is yet ,ol strong
to yield. .,r..T.
n Avers Pills 60 b u out disease no only while
II II is weak but when it has taken II strong hold -
Road the nsto nding statements Of those who have
been cured by them from dreadful Scrofula, Dropsy,
Ulcers, Skin diseases, rheumatism, Neuralgia,
D spepsia, Internal Phi s, Bilious Comp hints,
Heartburn, Headache, Gont, and many less dan
gsrous, but still threateninga ailments such as PIN.
pies on the face, Worms. Nervous lraitability, Loss
Of appetite, Irregularities, Dizziness in the head,
Colds. Fiyers, Dys ,nlery, aud indeed every varis
tyot. complaints Tor which a Purgative Rem dyis
required t
These are nj ran ION statements, but are autheh
ticated by your own n~elghbors and 5oar own phy'
sicians. u 81
Try Thorn once, and you will never be withcu'
them.
7, ice 2s cents per boys boxes for si,oO. q
Prepared by DR.. J. q. Aver. Chemist, lowell.
Mass and sold BY all respectabls Druggists every
' where
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GrOne OF the Humanitarian moments Of
our tines although little known as such, can
hardly be oyer estimated in its Importance
upon the well being of our widely scattered
communities. The population of the American
States is in many sections SO sparse, that skill
full Physicians are hardly available to them.
Vast numbers Of our people. are obliged to en-
ploy in sickness, such medical relic las they can
hear OF from each other, or indeed any they can
get from any quarter. llence arises the great
consumption Of Patent Medicines among us, Us
greater by far than in any Of the old countries,
VIII re sklltul physicians are accessible to all clas..
ses. Unpinclplcd men have long ayailed them
selves ofthiS necessity, to palm Off their worth
less nostrums, until the word has become syn
onimpus with imposition and cheat. One Of
leading Che miss in the East, Dr.. AVER, is pur-
suing a course which defeats this i~niQuity. lie
brings not only his own, but the best skill OF
our times to bear, for the production ofthe best
re NEEDLES which can be made These are sup
piled to the world, in a convenient form, at low
prices, and the people will no more buy poor
medicines instead Of good, at the same cost
than they will bran insteau Of -four. The iney-
table consequence ofthis is, that the vile com.
pounds that flood our country are discarded fol
those which honestly accomplish the end ir
view,-whlch cure. Do we over estimate it
importance, IN believing that this prospect 0
supplanting the by word medicines, with thost
of actual worth and virtue is frought with i'm
mense consequence for good, to the masses 0
our people Gazette and Chronicle, Peru, la.
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AUsTRN-VIENSA, April 22.-Ihe follow
ing official statement has been published:
Piedmont, which for some years past has
endangered Austria,s rights, has been sun
moned most urgently BY Austria to disarni; be
sides this demand expressly addressed 10 Pied
mont, Austria adhereS firmly Ia the proposal o.
3 general disarmament, although she cannot
make that proposal subordinate to the sum
mons she has sent to Sardinta.
The --latest by Telegraph from
London 10 Liverpool.
LoNDoN, April 23.-The Daily News says
that the reply Of the Emperor Of Austria has
been received. He declines to reconsider the
responsibility incurred in commencing war in
the heart OF Europe. Count BuOl declare, that
his master, having taken his course, will pur-
sue it TO the end.
The Times says that the Imperial man ieSto
which is to accompany the declaration OF war
against Sardinia Is already prepared. b
Austria is mistress of her position, and IS
ready by act ofstate and deed oil war to initiate
the sanguinary drama upon which the curtain
is about to rise. No doubt a general movement
Of the French forces has token place on the EN-
tire PiedmonteSe frontier.
The English journal generally think that; the
last chance Of peace has about vanished.
The London Herald gircs in a Semi-oficial
form, specific and exclusive information OF the
IN, venent Of the French army. 1t says that
orders have been given for the EN- a kation al
Toulon Of 5000 troops, not to sail however,
till future orders. Tho divisions at Lyons,
Grenoble, Besauctin, etc were also ordered to
be ready to march On n minutes notice, but not
to move until further instructions We're gwen.
The total French force destined to co -operate
with Sardinia in the event of war, is estimated
at $1,000. They will be formed in two d,w-
sions, one under Gen. Canrnbert, and the other
under Gen. paraguay HIlliers, and the whole to
be under the command Of the Emperor in per
son.
Tho British Ambassador 10 Turin had re-
turned to his post. The l. rpdSn Stock Tx
change has been clesel from the Dist Till the
25th ult. The result If the crisis has been on
ly partially developed, and the news having
transpired after the official Close on the 3ls'
ult. ConSols have been offered at 94R5, a de
cline of l per cent. from the highest point OF
the day.
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Mar tua Making
UEscc M GHTTHAngH

yXTOULr RESPECTFULLY inform the ladies' o! Cndi
w aud vicinity that she is prepared to cut an,
make re4sos.& sc, in the latest and most approx
ed style. ard on reasonable terms She measar g
and cuts by rule. Residence in the corner brick
west OF Mr.. McFadeen's store.
She wilIulso teach how to cut by rule. E
Cndiz. Ohio. April 81, 50 81
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20 n ~esaeIseIS.

THE Board OF Examiners OF Hnrrisong count
Ohio, will hold a m meeting at Cadiz, on the las
Friday Of each Of the following months AprlI
September, October, and November, 1889, an
February and March, 1860, commencing q
10 o'clock, A. M. on each day, for the ex
animation Of Teachers, under the "act to prov:d
Tor the rcorgaI IL, ton, supervision and maintain
ance OF camr, On schools" passed March "a, 1885,
B. O!aet Of the Bod,
1H M B ADAMS, Clerk.
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Wall Paper.

IUST received a large assortment Of English and
j American Wal papers and Borders which will
be sold low for cash or good county produce.
Country merchants would do we'll to give me a
call as ] will sci! as cheap as can be IND anywhere
Ware-rooms in NJ. McConneIl,s Grocery,
VIM. MCCONNELL.
VIM. and Jas. Mcdonnell are prepared TO do oil
kinds Of House painting in the most approved style
and on reasonable terms.
$40 1m
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ROnd NOtice.

THERE will he a petition presented to the Com.
Inlssioners OF Harris n County, Ohio, at their aext
June session praying for the vacation Of n certain
portion OF a certain county road, to wit. leading from
and known as the road leading from New Rumley
to Hopedale, and that portion OF said read. Com
mencing tor thu pame at Rober Birneys, in from
of his residence; thence through the lands OF Joseph
Penn, Daniel Kelly alexander Hanna and sam
uel Foreman; terminating in Samuel Furemau'A
lane. north Of his residence whorea Township 70 I'd
i~ntersects said road. etl
as ALEXANDER, HANNA
April 81, '59 ct E
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ApriIlsse

b quality Of r tobacco, Soap. Candles, Sala
"a TVS. Salt, Cheese, Herring, Crackers. Rails
ms. spice. Pepper. Cloves, Nutmegs, Rice, Brooms
penellos, Maccarnni, French Mustard, Pickles
tigs. Zoute Currants, Cranberrivs, &c &c. jus
received for sale by MCPHERSON y Co.
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Dissolution.

New Market. Harrison County, Ohio. April !, 1859
TO all whom it may concern The co.pnr,ner
ship heretofore cxi sting between Drs. Custer and
Bendle, in the practice OF Medicine, Obsiretrics aid
Surgery, was this day dissolved by mntnal c,nsent
m WIN. CUSTER.
WIN. BE NJ Ii, VI d
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tightly Important from Europe.
The News Most AIaruing---War
inevitable.

Demands the Disarmament Of Sardinia,
or Will Declare War.
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medicine anil surgery. Office and residrnce in New
Market, Harrison county, Ohio. .t.u
NAV H. l8i9.3tDd A .... ST.
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THE AUSTRIANS ADVANCING on THE
TICIN0.
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CLUSTERING.
STEWART

wv OUEDrespeetfully inform the citizens of Cad.
w IL and the surrounding country. that he IL
prepared to do any kind OF plastering. White wash-
I ". msnner' and on as ress,nsbie VIM " s n.
anne kind al work can oe done anywhere ~
CadIz. U /, March 3, '99-3m. Alt '5fa
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A. G. w

Has Just received a large lot Of fine fashionable
silk and Highland Hats Also Panama Pearl and
all xmas OF summer Hats for Men aad Boys.
NAV II .a... ..,.. Ca.
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farmers Of Harrison County !!

yyL..l -. No. -, ~. .uLI;. ,;,l. f.u ...cl...
"h'ch we oi'er 70 the plhhc WIN 'uii cnntafnss
IT az merits over any o'her maro'ne IN inc world
we nave maze every alteration 10 procure the pew
lert working "i IN" ~ chlnf ana can with conn
drnce p'a'e II IN me h'ndS Of any .lnrlnet WIN a
In'i assuTh'ce 'lh' II WIN GIVE ennre shtlS'acti"n.
'",I nnf SO" theln IN '''e hands OF onr agents'
we wcu'd can ynnr altfhtnn 10 me Cb"FE.
~i'AND''oN EN. Inc hchtest' cheancs' ma
nrest mower IN ONO, mas a ninRed ana hexio'e
cutter nar me points OF exceIlehce ana pocuiias
advantages are as follows: q
| IN having me cutter hsr hineed 70 the frame,
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Additional Foreign News.
THE ENGLISH PROPOSITIONS.
AUSTRId'S DISSENT.

Russia Offers $4,000 Soldiers.
The Italian Volunteers at Piedmont.
POPE LEVYING TROOPS.
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SECRETARY OF STATES 0FFIcE,(
COLUMBUS, March 1885
l hereby certify that the foregoing acts are
copies oforiginal rolls on file n this office.
APRUSSELL, Secretary Of State.
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I hereby certify that I have read and compa,
red the proof OF the foregoing laws, and that
they arc correctly printed rom the copy certi-
cd by the Secretary Of State.
X. W. KINSEY.
Auditor Harrison county.
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DnNALD KENNEDY.
No 100 Warren Street, i,oxbury, Mass.
Price 81 ,nn per bOitlc.
Wholesale :Agerps. Geo. fl. KrySer, Pittsburgh.
TIL, Logsn Il Co Wheeling; }. P tlcmming, AL.
Icghcry city.
And at itetail by John Btall aud Tenn Nc!Iea ,
Cadl1, and by all Respectable ~drugglsty evcrya
where. =
Feb q 1889. ~. .
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO DYSPEPTICS


And ali who suffer the tortures which this disease
inAicts in one form or another of its many phases
cure yourselves permanently and specify Dy using
The Oxygenated Bitters.
The weekly Novelette, of Sept. Is, says:
Dvspepsa is one of the prevailing diseases of our
country. This is owing both to climate and the al
most universal habit of eating meals too rapidly
to admit of proper digestion. But in spite of these
adverse circumstances this disease, when 1t has
become chronic disappears rapidly by the use of the
Oxygeuated Bitters which have been found to prove
an nfalhble remedy.
From the Publisher of widely circulated Magazine
BosroN July l, 1858.
Messrs & w Fowle K Col have taken three
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great benefit from their use. have been muen trou
bed with dyspepsia for several years and iouno
ing that afforded me any relief until used the biIer.
most cheerfully recommend them to all VINO are al
,cted with this troublesome and stubborn complaint
-NN'NN JAMES ROBINSON,
of the Student and Schoolmate."
From Gen. A. C. Dodge our Minister to Spain.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May Is.
DR. Geo. Green-Dear ir:-The Oxygenated
Btters with which you kind as to furnish me,
have had most sautary effect in my case. was
troubled with Dyspepsia for four years, during which
time tried many remedies, but never met with any
so good as your Bitters. | am now in the enjoyment
of good health, aud hope and believe that all who
use the Oxygenaed Btters, will find them service
able as have found them.
With high respect your ob't servant,
A. G. DODGE.
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With high respect, your obi servant,
MEXICAN MUSTANG EMINENT.

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perhaps article in the history of the Materia Med
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