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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03
n O G. OR M A T T IS ON
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE,
For the treatment Of Chronic Diseases generally; also
P11CGte Diseases and Diseases Of WolRen.
No. 20 Union ST., Providence, RI

P'7cate Diseases and Diseases Of Women.
No. 2S Union ST., Providence, X. L.
Circulars giving full information by mail Also
Pamphlet Diseases of Women, with observations on
Private and Chronic Maladies generally sent free by
enclosing stamp to Dr. ii. n. MArTISON, as above.
PARTICULAR NOTIcE.-Dr NJ. has no affinity whatever
with the host of advertising quacks that nfcst the
Try, but has adopted the above specially recommend
ed by the Boston led and Surg Journal in order
cue large class of patients from the hands ignorant
and unprnciped pretender whose deceptive advertise
ments induce the inexperienced to consult them, not
knowing where else TO so.
Persons at distance having any important and diff
cult case in this speciality will much time and
pense by applying either personally by letter. to the
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE.
N B-AccommOddtioRS for patients from abroad iosh-
ING to remain IN the city FOR short time under treatment
From the Providence Journal
DR.. Matson, whose card may be found in another col
unn, comes among bearing the highest testimonials
both from his professional brethren and Others He is
thoroughly educated physician of twelve years practice
and undoubtedly possesses superior skill in the
of that obstinate class of diseases which devoted
so much time and attention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03

The WORCESTER SPY appeared yesterday under the I'M
print of its new propretors II has been enlarged and
printed on new type, making very handsome appear
ance 1t will still command the valuable services of Mr.
Earle who has conducted it with marked ability for hir
tyive years. THE SPY is lightweight years old We
have no doubt that under its management it will
continue to grow in prosperity influence and usefulness
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03

For sale by JOHN q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics
where. ''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03
From the Syracuse On. " journal.

NEW DKEss.-The Worcester (NIass.) SPY comes to us
in new and tasteful dress, which makes one of the
handsomest it is of the best papers upon our ex-
change List.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03

We, The undersigned being personally acquainted with
DIR. II. n. MATTlSON believe him TO be a temperate
in the appropriate sense, and that his moral
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08
AaIp alninn & amtrltxn


On our first page we publish the resolutions offer
ed by Mr.. Bayless and passed by State Legisla-
ture They no doubt embody the feelings of the
masses in regard to the late surrection at Harpers
Ferry. We should feel as though the outrage had
been committed almost at our own doors fer we
are united 70 Virginia by one common destiny and
with her each and every slaveholding State should
willingly stand fall. The South has for the sake
of the Onion, suffered many depredations from
Northern Abolition fanatics, until forbearance has
ceased TO be virtue. 1t therefore becomes the
duty Of the South to give expression to her sensi
ments, and TO declare to the world that she is firmly
united IN the determination to defend and maintain
her rights, undivided by party prejudice.
Some contend that as the Harper's Ferry insur-
rection proved to be small affair no notice should
be taken of it but indicating the true objects
and aims of a large portion Of the Black Republi-
can party, think it should be made a matter of
considerable importance. We consider the Black
Republican press and orators responsible for this
foray, and for this reason the South should be unit
in its sentiments Of reprobation upon them For
the South TO preserve unmolested her institutions
she should present united front, showing deter
mination not to suffer like occurrence under any
circumstances Thus only can see efectualy stop
the eneroachments Of the Northern States upon her
constitutional rights Grand Junction Qttid Ntnc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08

Rich Fancy Bonnets.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS FOH
~ arEEE LADIES.

$50 TULL Friumsa Fancy and nais, knElish ~
n ~ 49, Bsnnes Misses and Children's &M
- - " 49,, - I,sts ard Millinery Goods. at less N;A
s-.'., -. =. close out extensive baiApce o. ~
s,--1ssr Bonnetr and Millinery 81
-. p,.. Hair, fuli trimmed, with aOEsrs. 81 50
- s-ra-s. DO do from soto 6
49, ss-.vs ard Chips fall trimmed, De soto %
SS.S' c-sSp ana Blond, DO % Dc 35Ctos@
80 - III Sf-er Chip, de- do DO uotoG 20
-. I,rrsrial chip1 10 DO Dc 10 n8to1. %
- Mirsd with Paris Laos DO cato 70 %
sas Me-. mi children Leghorn Flaits and RIA
~ s - sI..-- from 10ot05 -
ISeuissa stock q Paris Fovsrs Lace Points s-s,
"A v--v oW prices We and VII ID ezieafe
srok tbs mot H. 50 nov, ladies out uuetla9 -
suny yourselves At once, and sake grand turn11s - -
Faarfh q july, grad oebFatca ia ysf
Call lnmediAtdly toF Bargains 81
Ne. q ualas suest, Up stsir., s.zs s'sE . ne
uasll ssA's ssnk q tsaas-'aN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08

neat ParOr stove, for coal or wood, with sdlugdOOI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08
GO Matc1a1ngs,
SLAVE DEALERS,

No, 33 Cedar street, Nashville Tenn,
WNTILL az all times. buy Negroes suitable for the New Or
NJ irns Markets We invite all persons who have Negroes
TO sell to give call " =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08
Cnoiee Cotton LANDS.

Agent Of the estate FRANCIS suRGET Of agsis-
"a sippi will SELL auction, At CLARESDos all the Lands
Ia Monroe county, Arkansas, the first MONDAY teing ne
Tb dav) Of November and the second MoeDAI OF
November eng the a. will, At JACEsosPoRT sell 9l e
Lands in county and the tad AOApAf IN Aoge-
her being 2Ist) viii sell, POCAHOETAs all the Lands IN
Randolph county, Arkansas In all cases one 5a W be ~
served for the estate.
TERs-One fourth cash. Its equivalent resdse In on
two three years. bearing ine est from sale, with hen 70 -
cure the payment.
Until the first Nc Eember any Of thess Laas are o1ere
gf1afS SALE and offers invited On application 70 me- q.
iosisils Ky ,plstS, TERMS sc will be furnished 1hes e
among sste,t sleq and lest Lands Of Arkans-AoofS
iaig7-d . ~ ~ - y gE0. H4seoek.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08

Kirkpatrick, NeVinS a Co.,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND KH0LkSALE
GROCERY mEkCEAANTSs
MARKET TREgf, EAsEFILLE TENNESSEE
TTAVE now in store large and complete assortment
II Groceries, embracing
New 0rlears Sugars, ali grades;
MolasEes in barrels and half barrels
Coffee, large and complete stock
Rasus full stock with Teas Candles, Ssrdines, Assk
ereI assare Peeans together with all kinds Of Gro
sles usually kept in tie GrocCry ne- Our stock q
RRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY NCss
Wetnk cannot be surpassed in this any other market
heavy Of goods now We invite the attention Of
'l nsyastf KIRKPATRICK. EEvIEs & Go.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08
HEINDRICn . KUBLY,
$50 REWARD

ToR the apprehension and delivery q SAMUEL HoosER
n o under charge Of outrxgeousy having broken open the
houses OF William Hamilton aud J-mes chrstopheF, with intent
10 e,t MURDER made bis escape and IL running at large
The rewar viii thsfsIsre De PAD % enc sho 49, 1
liver ne aid Iooser Sheriff VI county 30 a
may be brought 10 justice
said oo Is about years Of about Eve fest ten inches
bh stout built fair sandy hair, has at this time
wsGad ffom gun sa0t in the arm below the elbow
sfH' r. - ], N, CHRISTaPHER,
ia ~ - t}lsdasFilIe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08
BOx STOVES.

Futed SIDE and plate stoves Round and plate oves various
other patterns Of all sizes, suitable for churches and school
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TIsHING to make other investments propose to sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
On the franklin Turnpike, within half mile OF the CITY,
and opposite residence Of the late Joseph W. Hortons
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps the most Commanding sic IN teVlcln OF NASH
VILE and desirable country esidenSs Te house Val
be sod with u Is Of land the purchaser may eAoss
THAT VALUABLE FARMs
known as the sn Tract, situated the smith Turnpike (oa
Lebanon road within three miles of Nashville containing SSO
rez The soil good it Is veil vsesed and nbered and can
be divided into small Of twenty and upwards s OF
which are admirably adapted for country Residences market gar
ieus and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
IN came road nov occupied By c. hcCampbe, and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, ecasining about $50 acres Ths
nIaceis 50 well to Iecd further description IL El
also be divided suit purchasers T. q AeC6Poeii VIII SNOW
tbese places to any who will call
above property will be sold reasonable tefs ane
on q erealt Of one, two, three and four years.
~ 49, % " & Iindsley, Nashville, either Of the
0P4-SS THOS. c. McCAMPBELI,
dersig---' eE miles from Nashville,
IA ,MoeANPBBLL,
HaaaFiue
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08

FRESH ARRIVALS
BY
VESSEL & THO NJ SON,
UNION STREET.
5casks Extra Sugar cured Beef
do do do HAMS
10 dozen extra Beef Tongues
81 boxes DO English Dairy Cheese;
"a do Go Western Reserve do.
4 bale New Hops Tor Bakers use
10 cases Prince Imperial Champagne;
% DO Widow Chisguot Dc
so. coo we'll assorted Cigars;
10 boxes Layer RaisinS
90 half boxes Layer Rssns;
10 barrels Texas cans
10 dy Cream Nuts;
10 chests Green and Black Teas;
Is barrels superior brands Scotch Ale In Jugs;
3 do do do DO DO in Gasi
10 do do do London Porter In GlasS.
ADVICE TO MERCHANTS,
Our stock larger and better assorted than any
other in line il Nashville, it therefore to your advantage
% examine before purchasing elsewhere
Our Terms determined that csn buyers
shall have every advantage.
As one e our gOs East to purchase in person. We can
uarantee you few weeks fresh and well selected stock
cng all the different articles in branch Of trade
enAO'@ VESSEL A. THOMPSON,
s, Nos. 40 and AZ Union Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08
COOKING sfOvss

CT all varieties best varieties for both coal and WOOL which
viii sell low and warrant 70 give saasfactiOn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
CARD TO LADIES.

rTNnEhachish orpsroe pills, for females The import
n Of this eliabla ard 1afo rcrncdr f1f faia
plants would respectfully calthc afirniou ofthe ladies
of this counfy a. fcenf Halufad hat IN this thcy
win God saf9 and never flinF remsy TO- ~ diseat
afsinr frnni deraured and n daor1efed Ifeu tuch
rct headsche ralpitaiiou % he hear lovnela of
fpiritt, nerruut afeciions, ieucorrhea, A..
IN feniovina ftorpaFet or ohlruciiona o. the msn1as
fom whatcvcfuaufe they are infallihle The fupnref
sion 20 common, ttpcodily relieved aud there will BE-
10 recurrence, v uaed according 70 directions, They
afs etpocially adopted ntHnfEB LtuIns, tof paic
usu see olTouaf 10 be found In each box with Jiroo
tion1l
None genuine without the Signature Of Emile Mouton
Proprietor "a Rue 81. uonorsi Pafis Maasol6 Laurie,
importers.
Price sil7s per boxi half boxes, IS cents Sold By
IN respectable druggists In The Unitsd States and Can
adaa.
Mail Package, put up ol0gely sealed double end
envelopes, and having The appearance Of an ordinary
letter, price Al 90, sod only by general agents. V.
n, ALnEH and Co.. Cleveland o., who viii send them
post paid the eiecsp ofthe price, and 10 whom ~
dsft fnutt Be addressed.
Sold BY I. l.. ~. John Of Timn, o., who win alec
send them ~ mailio any address thefsosipt price,
throurh the Tidh ?. o.
Dot. ia-ir
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
MORE TO BE ADMIRED TRAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM,
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmperorsI !

Whati Why Beautiful Head of Hair.
Because Il h the ornament Of God Himself provided
or all our race. RgudeT, although the may bloom
ever 20 brightly IN the glowing cheek, the eve ever 90
fe Of towering or the hair be fnaried nd shriveed
harsh and dry or worse still ifsprnk led with gray ma,
inre will lose more han half herohams. Prof Woods
Hair Restorative, if used two or three times week
viii restore and permanently secure 10 ali such an orna
meni. Read the following and Judge. The writer Of
The hrstisthe celebrated Pianist, ThalbeTgi
Dr. Yoop:- New York, April 10, 1864.
Dear Sif-peFmit me 20 expressto you ne obiaa.
tont am undet for the entire restoration Of my hair 70
ni oHgnal color. About the time OF my arrival ia the
United States Il rapidly becoming gray, but upon
covered its ofignnl hue. consider your Restorative
a. very wonderful invention, quite sicatous as well
a. agreeable. am, dear sir youfs tTuly, THALBUao
"DBeh ar Gwyliedydets
Weloh Newspaper Office, ~ Nassau st., April l2 49,
Prof o. j. Noons-Dear siF-some month Or IL
weeks ago received bottle Of yonr Hair Restorative
and gave Il tony wife, who concluded to try It her
hate little thinknH the time that Il would fsiiora the
eray hair 10 its original color but 10 her a. we'll a. m
surprise, amer few weeks trial Il has performed thit
wonderful effect BY turning an he gray hairs to dark
hair. strongly recommend the above Restorative to
All persons in want OF iuch change Of their hair.
CHARLES CARDEW.
New York, laly rs, 1887.
Prof q. J, WooD-Vith oon6dunce 90 recommend
your Hair Reitoreso, being the scacious ar.
uelo eversaw. Since using youf Hair Restorative y
hair aud whiskeTs which were almost white gradually
gown dark aud now ise eon6dent that lev more
applications win restore them their natural color
Il hat also relieved Of all dandfuh snd unpleasant
itching 20 common among peTsonl who ponpiTe freely
3. G. hlLBY.
Prof WooB-About two ysars a 20 my hair oommeno.
Cd ialhug on and turning gray was fast becoming
bald, andhad tried many remedies no effect. com.
menGed using youT Restorative In lanuary last few
apphoatoas fastened my hair 6rmy. Il began 10 an
upi EroW out and toned back Us former color black
az hit tine % s tally restored TO its original color,
health and appeafansei and cheeffaly recommedd s
use all. }. ID. HOES.
Chicago, ul., May 1, 1857.
rhe Restorative Il pat up n bottles of3 sires via,-
large. medium and smalli the snail holds pint and
Ie'as Tor enc dollar per bottles The medium holds AZ
least twenty per cent more In proportion han the small,
leha ioftwo dollap botio the large holds qaaIt,
40 por cent more Ia pfoportion, aud Fothih fnr 81
%. J. WOOD Co., ffopieiors, ai2 broadway,
New Vera On the great n. Y, Wife Railing Establish
meni,l and ilt Market street 81. Iouis, Mo.
~ And sold b. all coed Druggists und Fancy Geod'
Dealeu. 0eU iFchq
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
now ARD ASSOCIATION.


benevolent Institution estnbliFhed BY special endOv
men frf the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed,
afflicted with Vifulent and Epidemic Diseases.
times of Epdemics, Il l. the Inject Of this Insttu
ton To establish Hospitals provide Nurses, Phys
ians, Clothing, Food, Medicines &c., for the sick
iesIuie TO take change Of the orphans Of deceased PAT
ats and 10 miniser In every possible way the relic
# The afflicted aud the health Of the public large u
the duty Of The DiTecofs, such times t0vist per
onsly tho infected Districts and provide a4d
means Of relief Numerous physicians, not aoi ngmem
'ets ofthe Association, usually enroll their w.
books subject a. be called upon attend ts hosp tai.
'tce of charge
In the absence Of Epldemics tho Directors have an
horiEcd the Consulting Surgeon Ia give advice and
medical aid 20 persons suffering under CHRONIC bisEAs
ssof character arising from abuse Of the phys
calpower' NAL treatment the effects Of drugs, &c, &c
Various reports and raots the naturo andireatmen
fChtonic Diseases, by tho Consulting surgeon, have
puhsheu ior gratuiious dstrhution, aud Will BE-
,rnt FREE ~ OuAhGE 10 the afflicted.
Address, iof Reports or treatment, ~ GEoRng r,
NALHouN Consulting Surgeon, How "a Association,
No. south Ninth Street, philadephta, Pa nv ordei
Il the Directors, EzRA ID. HEARrwELI, Prest.
Csc. fAiHCuuD, Secretary. seni7-lr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

WEvr nEnroRp, Cnshocton Co., May n, 1857.
Mr. ". u. kingsoy, Hiu-i have been selling the
medicines oilho mfenhorF Company for the last ten
years, and have Invariably found lhom 70 give good
saiisfactioai and the pills have sold great many
amihes asreguary heir tea and coffee, and with my
irir they have become staple article Mnrshals Uter
Inc Caiholicon is medicine that has done great
mount 1t good In female diseases One lady sold ~
told she had received more benefit from one bottle
than she did from long Of edcal treatment By
The most skiHful physicians. Yours truly,
Ian !, ie5a. JANIS WiLsoN
For Sale by A. r, Van Doom, n. II. snyder, J.
y. Wooster ridini n. Hall, Lowell; DR.. p. Yates,
':rsrn fprng,i WIN. Hubh, lodi; Z. r. HUI, FIT
Rocki WIN. RinlngrT, Attica; d. Hoffman h Co., Me.
'uichrnvlsi j. W. Wing, Adrian; and BY one agchi
in ~ the principal towns in Ohio.
For Medicines or agencirs address
n. q. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
in25.ty. Agent for Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

CLEAN MLuEo.--It is sometimes for
gotten that the lsst gill Of milk drawn from
The cows udder is the best part Of every
milking. Careful experiments mado In
England show (aecording 10 hroport late
ly published,) that the quantity ofoream
obtained from the last drawn cup From
most cows, exceeds that Of the first in the
proportion Of twelve 20 one.n The differ
enoe in the quality also ia oonsiderable.--
Hence, person who oareloasly leaves
but halfa pint Of milk undrawn, losses in
reality an much cream az would be afford
ed by six or eight pnts Of the beginningj
and looses, too, that part Of tho cream
which gives the richness and high flavor
20 his butter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

no Make Batter IN rive Minutes
without q Churm.
A correspondent highly roeOmmcnd'

A correspondent highly recommends
tho following receipt;
Altcr stfaining the milk, sot Il away
Tor about twelve hours, for the cream 70
"risc.n (Milk dishes should have good
strong handlcn TO III them by.) Aner
standing o. above, set the milk withoat
disturbing Il, on the stovej lot Il stand
there until the cream on The surface as
sumo wfinkled appearance, but be caro-
ful il does not boil, as should this be the
ease the cream will mix with the milk and
cannot again bo collected. Now set Il
away till quite cool and then skim Of the
cream, mixed with us little milk as possi-
bic. When sufficient cream u collected
proceed 10 mike Il into butter as follows;
Take a wooden bowl, or any suitable
vessel, and having first soalded and then
rinsed It with cold spring watori place
the cream in t. Nov let tho operator hold
his hand In water os hot ns can be borno
for few seconds, then plunge Il in cold
water fer about q minute, and u once
commence 70 agitate the cream bya gen
tie circular motion. In five minutes, or
less, the butter will have come, when, Of
coufse, Il must be washed and saltod ao-
cording 10 taste; and our correspondent
guarantees that no better butter can be
made by the best churu invented.
To those who keep one COW, THE meth
cd Of making butter will be found really
valuable, while quito az large Aquantity
Of butter il obtained as by the common
mode, the skim-mlk II much sweeter and
more palpublo. In the summer season Il
will DO found AZ necessary 10 bring the
cream out Of the cellar (say a quarter Of
an hour before ohurning) 10 the excessive
chill Off In water, place the vessel con-
tanning the cream over another contain
ing water 20 warm Il; then continue 20
Hgitato tho cream until the chill has de-
parted.
Before washing the butter separate all
the milk you possibly can, as the latter
will be found excellent for tea cakes
Butter made in this manner will DO much
irmer aud less oily In hot weather than
when made In the ordinary way.--SeieR-
tifc American.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

lam a physician Of thirty yeari' praeiics. NY prin.
oipa study has been diseases Of females They have
guuefaliy hafud my best efforts Obtaining the nateri.
pleased with hem gave thema mir trial and found my
sef nhund,ny successful In my former practice could
only mitigate The symptoms Of about half the and
roud not euro one in ten. Now / can radically cure
At least seventeen 10 twenty aud mitigate the rest.
con slider Mauhall's Uterine Cnihohcon the greatest
hlss,ng 10 females haye met with.
!. n. WiiLAns, NJ D., Charleston.
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GFiping q the nowels, Z

NlhNM LANDS EORsALI eS miicr from philadel
lie hy halIfoadin ihe state Of NuwJerspy. soil
wv ~ Wa ~ Agricultural purpotof, being goo
'.HiNI te ~ bottom. The land 10 ia large tract
~ lH1lI taIlI. ard hundfeia from an parts Of
rfgdofal ~ s.qe ani - 81 teaa ersr,i,e. Thsei
t..tN ~ fiiiNi, aqd lcoric iIoln fIoii1 fofmi non
VA ~ frg eer paYat|e within fcar yesfs hy in
=. ~ ic tilll no place 49, Leave Nina fitaei
|hannl ihladelrhip a s3f, A. M. 81 Railoaa a.
loa' ~ arffcff n. J. ny raof ~ lotief, napi.
ri NNeo Ailaalie Co1nil Ns9 Jersey. So
nNr'4 iei l1 nm
fn|i1on
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

Read what DR.. Bushnell says ofthe Grafenberg Medi.
cines. Dr.. D. ia physician OF extensive practice, and
Of the most successful Ia the county (rrumbu) In
whichhe roaidost
"This eerhen that have used the GrafIenberg Pi
and Marihall'i Caihocon sold here BY J. n. q. JOIN
son, In my practice 10 my entire shtisfaotion They
are good medicines. DR. q, w. BUuEELL.n
Hartford, rrumbul Co., o., March Z, 1857.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
GRAFFENBERG
FARagLY MsGntctmEg,
HOME TESTIMONY-

UAurFoHp, Tumbuh Co, o., March III, 1857.
hereby rtiiy that have been dealing IN The Gfaf
fsnborg Medicnei of The past year and truly say
that have never ofefad any medicines IA the public
that have with the decided appreciation Of the peo.
pie like these, particularly The Pis and Uatbolicon.-
They will readily perform Al and more than promise
for them. have sold ahout fy bottles Of the Cathol.
the past season. and hear the bosi results In every
ease.