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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-20
FOR CoUNCILmAN.

FOR COUNCILMAN
Fs,. ,rtsorvsd TO announce ", s, CHEATHAM as can
ss,t for resecsiop IS Councilman from the 6tn N8Ed'
st the ensuing Municipal election. Ju
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-20

Died.
In tbis sity sunday night Srs. GERTRUDE soUTHsATE'
wife Of G. n. southgats, Asq.
Al Moptvnle Springs, East Tennessee on the ls'h inst ed
WIN s. GARDNER Of the Arm Of Gardner Co. nashville
Tennessee.
m s., and asuuaintanoss Of Mr. John J. Shields are re
.,i,ito5 10 attend the funeral Of his wife MARY from
b r,5epos, west NASHVILLE sis morning at 10 o'clock near
the residence % the late 0. B. Hays.
serviossby Rev. F.E. It's.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-20

roe q Co.'s Celebrated Circular saws,
FLIVERED n The Virginia and Tennessee Depot q Lynch
q burg 81 Factory list prices 9 DA8NA1'v
1sra5-tgIy Phoenix Foundry, Lynehburg' Va
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mAelsTRAFE's GUIDE.


ADAPTED 70 he Nev Code o. tennessee.
PRICE, IS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-20

50 fara eItsh coneeTnsd st Of machines al
precisely silks, al Shuttle Machines, ana for carrying
lover Or TIRE d al Ihutss, into which ali The unds
thread ussd each and all Of them have 70 Be reFOund
The sapaeity Of he uhatass these sehlnss 3
nearly the Psme they hold Vhsn hd with Coats So Spool
Cotton not to exceed u yards-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

The sslocnl" OF the Detroit Free Press
makes SONS astonishing Developments in re-
gard to the Prince Of Wales visit to that
city. lie hints OF a wild spree young roy
atty had candestinely tho night the royal
party stopped at the Russell House; tells
how anxious the Prince was to see Young
America "cut up" and how a company Of
Young fellows, yell posted about town, as
sisted him to do it how be bid most afsc-
sionate good night 10 the elderly New Castle
and went TO bed like good boy; how be
slipped out Of his room when all were asleep
and under the guidance OF those wild young
chaps ecrutinized the own, rumaged the high
ways and by ways, explored the CITY By gas
light, saw where the tiger built bic lair, WIS.,
tied the clandcstine dance and teutonic rout
lin short, had sshieh old time" The
Prince got exhiIeratoi, and, pulling out two
or three Thousand, proposed to spend it, but
the boys wouldn't allow him to do it, limiting
that be could wait until he got chance to
take them out. II Mr.. Vic. sees the article,
Edward Albert will catch it, We are con-
WINGED. The "local' shouldn't have let il
out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

quite consent that more recent discover
ers should claim the merit and take out q
patent.
l deny tho priority Of their invention.
Allow me to say, Sir, that it is not their
thunder.
We ara to use the first, and the last, and
every occasion which offers, TO oppose the
extension OF the slave power"
Il IL not clear that the crisis Of 1850 was
al Formidable as that of 1860, and that the
South was just As furious over the proposed
admission of California as free State AS it
lie now over the election OF Lincoln? And
were not their complaints about the denial
Of their rights in the Territories and the
neglect Of the North to enforce the Fugitive
Slave Law identical with those they now
makeY And was not the seotionalism OF
Webster and the Wing party in favor Of the
principle Of the Wilmot Proviso, that is
the prohibition Of Slavery in the Territories
and opposition TO the admission Of any new
slave States,-quite as intense ~ the SEQ
tionalism Of the Republican party OF the
present da,2 The truth is that the Repub-
lican party holds no sentiment to-day in re-
la.ion TO Slavery which has not been avowed
and endorsed in times past by Washington
and Jefferson and Webster and Clay. And
il 10 idle to assert that il is the sectional
ISM Of the Republican party, and the
WRONGS which we have inflicted on the slave.
holders, that have caused present secession
movements. And it is worse than wrong
when section of the country is plotting
treas on and preparing for open rebellion, to
excuse treason to their country by laying the
blame upon party which, in the exercise OF
it's constitutional rights and sentiments, has
lust elected President of ths Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20
Henry etny sn x.srcton.

We think the exteut Ut tho secession move.
ment would have bcen circumssribed very
much within it's present proportions, had the
presilant Of the United States and other per-
sons in authority and In positions Of iufu-
enee proclaimed TO secessioBists that they
could only nstain their object BY wading
through blood. Had it been understood
from the start that a Southern Confederacy
could not be successfully established until
this Government should be overthrown and
its resources of man and money utterly ex-
hausted, the Cotton States would have man
Tested fur less haste and enthusiasm 10 fa-
vor Of secession.
10 1850 VI bstcr secuted the idea OF peace
able secession as an absurdity and an impos-
slbllty, and Henry Clay, at the same timo,
Ia answer to threats Of disunion, said: !.
New. Mr.. President, / stand here in nv
place, meaning to be unawed by any threats,
whether they come from individuals or
States. l should dcplore as much AZ any
man living or dead, that arms should be
raised against the authority Of the Union,
either by individuals or States. But, after
all that has occurred, il any one State, or q
portion of the people Of any State, choose to
place themselves in military array against
the Government of the Union, | am for try
ing the strength Of the Government. | am
for ascertaning whether We have got Gov
eminent or not--praasical, efficient, capable
Of maintaining its authority, and of uphold
ing the powers and interests which belong to
Government. Nor, cir, am to be alarmed
or dissuaded from any such course by init
nation Of tho spiliing Of blood. II blood is
to be split, by whose fault is it to be spilt?--
Upon the superstition | maintain, it will be
the fault OF those who choose to raise the
! standard Of disunon and endeavor to pros
trate this Government; and, sir, when that
is done, 80 long as it pleases God to give me
| voice to express my sentiments, or an arm,
weak and enfeebled ss 1t may be by age, that
voice ard that arm will be on tho side OF my
country, for the support Of the general au-
thorsy, and for tho maintenance Of the pow
ers Of this Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20
An Hem worth saving.

10 order to encourage and protect the su.
gar interest in Louisiana, prohibi.ory duty,
almost, is imposed on foreign sugars. Tho
result il, that for the fifty millions worth Of
sugar consumed in the United States, wepay
Sit, 900 more than it would cost in the
sugar would cease on The secession OF Lou
isiana, and the little item Of ten millions OF
dollars would have to be extracted from the
prescn. profits Of tho Louisiana sugar plant
ers.
BY the way, wo arc inclined to think the
Northwest can't afford to pay bounties to
Louisiana and New Orleans great while
longer if our citizens continue to meet with
such outrsges rs those recently inflicted BY
the Vigilance Commit and city authori.
ties. Louisiana can't leave this Union, and
unless she behaves herself better, she will
not obtain protection for her sugar by the
votes Of the people whose rights she out
RACES.
GYThe St. Louis Bulletin very properly
boots at tho idea of the New Workers. send
ing Fillmore, Mather and Bronson as peace
commissioners to South Carolina. These
men represent only the feeble minority,
whose sentiments were recently rejected by
majority OF fifty Thousand votes in the
State OF New York. They arc without au.
thority or influence to speak for New York
or to secure Tho endorsement Of any stirula-
tons they might make.
Seward, Weed and Gresley, the Bulletin
very justly says, are the true opponents oil
the sentiments Of The people Of that grea
| Empire State, who might with some propri
ETY. speak for New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

from - ~ ooSs
ArcHIsoH, Dec. Is.
According to the reports Of the Kansas re-
lief com nttee there was received for the
week ending December 18th, from Illinois,
Indiana and Ohio, 1898 pounds OF -four,
meal, beans, corn and wheatfo distribution,
and there was distributed la, l85 pounds.
The town il crowded to-day with teams
from oil points OF the interior for supplies
and there 10 not enough on hand to load
them all. Ii 10 estimated that 40 teams will
have to wait for supples to arrive. Great
good - being accomplished, although all
have not yet been reached.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

TIM Dxs MONKS VALLEY WIG IL published
avery Monday stthis Office, Il one Of the otel pa
pers i'm Iowa, and hasa WIDELY extended eircula
ton throughout the pcs Mcines Valley, Northern
Missouri, And Mestern Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

Mr.. Nsemith, one Of the new Senators from
Oregon. in nntive OF Maine, forty years OF
age, served bis time as carpenters appren-
tice boy until twenty one years of age, when
be emigratei to the West, and finding him
relf one day out Of IN lney, and being unable
to get employment nj his trade, enlisted in
the army. Ill served five years on the from
tier, in Dodge's Regiment Of Dragons. At
ttIB expiration Of mrs trim Of service Ire sturr-
cd overland for Oregon, with the emigration
of l843, and arrived ia Oregon City in the
fall Of that year. When the provincial gov
eminent wns organize in le44 Nesmith was
elected one Of tho Territorial Judges. Ha
went to California in tha summer OF lS45,
With mapy other 0regonIaDs, worked for
some months at mnir Z on Feather river, and
returned to Oregon the next spring. lie
vas afterwards Super ntendent OF Indian af-
fairs for Oregon, but vas removed.
The Hon. Lansing +. Stout, Congressman
elect from Oregon, il u native Of Central
New York. ard few years ago drove stage
between Utica and Newport, Herki liner coun
", N. Y. lie went 70 California; studied
law som time; emigfated to Oregon; ran
for Congress; stuinpei a district equal in
size to New York ani comes East to take
his place among the Jaw glyers of the ma
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

ca A man employed in distillery at
nifgnsrort, O., WAS drawn between pair
Of soRwhesls, head first, few days since,
and crushed to death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

The death of tho Duke Of Norfolk Il
announced BY the last foreign arrival. The
deceased nobeman was the fourteenth Duke
or Norfolk, was horn in 1916, and had sue
ceeded toths dnkedom only four years ago.
lie was : son-in-law of Lord Lyons. His
son and heir, tho Ear Of Arundel and Sur.
rey, il q boy only thirteen years old.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20
ENTIRE NEW STOCK or
Fall and Winter Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS.

w hich have been selected with great care and un-
der very favorable circumstances. We are there
fore prepared offer special inducements In quail
ty, style and prices.
Cali Ut the old stand Of =. Pollock 4 Co., Third
It,. between Main and johnson.
Soptled vxNclLL JONES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

0TThe assessed value OF the property
Of Now Orleans is 80 522, 1885. There are
1876 slaves In tho city, valued u ", 1885,
$40.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

CsT Maj ten. Duncan Mcdonald died at
Edenton, n, O., on the 25th ult., aged gI.-
LIE commanded the North Carolina forces at
Fl. Norfolk during the last war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

Bishop Lee, OF tho Episcopal Church, has
suggested to the Clergy Of the Dioceses Of
Iowa and Kansas, under bis charge, the fol
lowing prayer to be useI on occasions OF
pntlic worship, as long as it shall seem ex-
redent. lie deems IL proper sin the present
aspect Of our National aifairs:''
@ most mighty God and mercifnl Father,
whose wise and righteous Providence gov
erneth all things in heaven and on earth !;
save and deliver US, We humbly bcseech thee,
from the dnngers to which, by our sins, We
are exposed, and II, unity, peace and con-
cord prevail throughout our land. Spare
thy people, good Lord, spare them; and let
no, thine heritage be brought to confusion.
Preserve our nation from dcsolating iudg-
menss, from dscord 9nd contention. May
we be united and happy people, showing
forth thy praise, and dwelling securely IN
der the shadow Of thy wings. Pardon our
manifold transgreesions, and deliver US from
every evil; or if thou shouldst visit us 10
judgment, remember mercy; through Jesus
Christ, our only Mediator and Redeemer.--
Amen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

0TF The London Globe states officially that
the Duke OF Newcastle will receive the order
OF the Garter. The owner Of pair Of gar
tiers caused the Duke some domestic trouble
few years since.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

CO murderer named Hurley, on recev-
ing his sentence in Boston, OF Imprisonment,
for life, ON Tuesday, exclaimed, 81 want you
g understand State prison will never hold
me, never 70
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

e. Laban Seton. of Paris. Kv.. whose
splendid horse, General, wa. poisoned, has
offered $4,000 reward for the detection OF
the dendish perpetrator.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

CO Ellen Welsh, an intelligent little girl,
aged eleven years, fell into vat Of hot
whisky, Mt Ssearn's distillery, Richmond,
Virginia, on Tuesday week, and was literally
boiled alive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

PIANOS AND M s.LODEON0J
The Hest Presents Vet for the 10 oil.
0aYsI
THREE Boston Pianos--two OF which were made
i by we'll known first class manufacturers--ani
Two or ueO. Prince q Co. 3 McI01a0ns can be had
1t very low figures, and no mistake. A written
guarantee will be given with any Of the above in
struments. j. d. PATRICK, Agent,
decl8d2w rs Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

ep-A romantic husband, speaking Of his
matter of.fact wife said, "She would have
made dumpling of the apple which re-.
yealel 30 Newton the law Of gravitation.v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20
TN II 1NBUHa n CEs
Missouri State Mutual

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OFST LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
is. Mocune s.. N Edgsll, c.. Grsely,
EWyman, O. IL. Peck, B.W Alexander
james smith, A. D. Pomsroy, .. ID. Page.
4 -. ELLiOTT, Soc'y. S.M. ED4ELL ,Pres't
Neutrality-suspicious. Kfs1t -rAxTN- ----------
F.R, HOLMES, General Agente
sdac9 dIy EA.HKIDHMAN, Ag't, Keokuk.
y7OL. 10 NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA,
just received 1t
OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.'S
Cirr Book STORE,
lnovI Sd 81 Main st.
PEALED GAcHES.
WE have just received from New York casks
w Of pealel Dried Peaches, for sale ut our
store, No. IS MAin-st.
nov24d KELLOGG BIR0k.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

Envelopes. EnVcIOpeAly
D0RTE-FOl4IO,o inciai, Consular, Legal Invoice,
Bank, Document, PacNet POST Commercial
Post, Ball Ticket, Letter, Commercial Note, Bath
Pay Note, Caid, and Drug Envelopes CT ali styles
and prices. Just received at
OGDEN, BKOWNELL h CO.'S
City Book Store, ~, MAin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-20

Mr.. Sumner, in the debate yesterday,
made dead shot. j. ilerson DAVIS had de-
clarcd that personal liberty bills were not
the reason for the Dissatisfaction Mt the
South; il was the deep hostility to slavery
existing in the free States; and he went 90
to make what he called diagnosis OF the
Sumner An opportunity to offer most au-
thoritative piece Of testimony, 10 the shape
Of private letter from Andrew Jaskson,
written shortly after no had put down the
notification movements Of 1898, in which he
snid in substance, s.Take care OF your nulli-
| hers in Georgia. The tariff has been mere
| pretext. Their real object Is disunion and
| Southern ConfederAcv. Their next pretext
will be the slavery Or negro question. "---
When this extract was read, ms it was in MIR.
Summers most imrrt ssive Manner, a most
intense interest prevailed. Jefferson Davis
and the rest OF thu nnlii6ers listened with
painful attention., and when the reading end
cd, IL seemed as If ,hay had got through q
surgical operation. Ii was like dashing q
bucket Of Gold water into their faces, and
they did not recover breath enough to reply
for the rest OF the day. Wash. Cor. N. Y.
Post.
TnE TEsT.-One evening. We are told. A.
ter weary march through tho desert, No.
hammed was camping with his followers,
and overheard one Of shcm snying, 81 viii
loose my camel and commit it TO God;" OF
which Mohammcd took il up. "Frisnd, tic
thy camel, and commisis to God" That s
DO whatever is thine to do, and then leave
4 Al 49, IL I'D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-07

Cow BSsz N zH1s Baso,f. !, ene Of The full
at h6111x N Nneiant 0r modern times was exhih-
Nh NJ fke MT stasi0n iast evening, when wo-
-; Wa had hsen picked up drunk on the side.
M&1M ~ ht8aGht ii. There Was an unusual full
nees Y 3d4 FEEi0u 81 ber bosom, which induced
AaEp]ciona ttas Y vas not natures bandiwork and
5asls1la! 10 noEnMeneed revealing the myste-
n zHt pat iiop " hef person, not however, ID
- 5Q11nAx A. 70 8hoek the sensitive nature Of
54k Sha yAnl0Tea from her axess bottle
Sc e4el41 TWO plates, half d1zsn oranges,
zen sonE places Of cake, pound Of but
ksEy Ea4Ad M sAHRf, guar sef ponnd fsf tea,
rot ar3d lion. md no doubt would have
aE21ezf f llsht ceokins stpvc, 4 she oiiicers
aA& h2s F Aximg ahe arficlea drawn froan
Hl<E ssel1sl1n, mid neggsd 81 hnr 70 aesjst. ThsI
assie ios:la ID treasure u a. man about u
&ssisaFnia ~ THE overland ranse, ID ILL.,
ssa1o e7<zg such quantity of Refreshments In her
Z sS NJ Iroaspn Herald
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALIEys MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally suppantsd onnents and healing an
plicaons In both the Western Hemispheea bsr
introduced and It's intrinsic the true secret az III
in all cutaneous affections whether canss 10 acct
dent disease.
Burns and ScaIds
Instantly their anguish pain and inflammation
by timely application OF this healer and The esh n
renewed as II by CHARM blenash remaining
The Friend Of the Nursery.
Children frequent sufferers from external INJURIES espec
ally from fluid camphene explosions every nohs
should have this healing preparation constantly n b.a.
sore breasts and quickly the letter. or Rngwor -
prevalent in children.
To Travellers by Sea and Land.
The machins the traveller every other Individual ,vbos
lot in e throws him within the chance Of accident from expo
sion fire collision should bear that this Magic ~
tractor his best and only friend II IL both portable and c
and should ever be his companion, IN need Thera
thousands Of living witnesses testify to its marvellous ~
the who their sound limbs muscles to It's SAVING,
efficacy gHs894 888a VII
The following arc few Of the leading dissase. IA s,.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Is a preventive
as well as cure:
Burns Bruises,
Boils, Broken Breasts
Bites of Reptiles, SANGER,
4 Cracked Lips Chappcd Hands. t5
Chiblains Gramp,
Contracted Cords, Chafes
Diseases Of the Skin, Eryspeias
Fistuls Frost Bites,
Fever Sores Felons 5.
Gandniar Diseases
Mereural Sores,
Pains generally
Pimples, Piles
Poison, Rheumatism
Razhes, Sores Of all kinds
f + Is 49, VIA G.. L a
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DEATH ON RATS AND RoAoHEs.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
to be the most safe and effective used for
the destruction Of these troublesome yermin.
BE sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE-
sTRoYER there many spurious articles offered for sale
FOR sale BY J. WRIGHT a. CO.,
jail 6m&W 81 and M f,hartrss ,,aot
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DIR. DAVIS,
COMPOUND Syrup OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR

COMPOUND Syrup OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
Under its influence the dangerous cough removed spit
ting of blood is prevented the breathing rendered soft and
easy and the unfortunate sufferer is the
awful condition Of Consumption to healthy and comfortable
existence.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Retail by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
q and Isl ohartres street,
Sole agents for the South.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-07

REG41IA DE1 RET.
Havana, Dsssmbsr 80. 1859.
5ps6 noininFos Nsq, New 0slsanss n
Dear Sill VA xo w this inform ths pas
10 that sou ne Sole Agent sour ex for brand Of
laaars snnSa ~ CORONA
Years, srsly.
B ANT. oABARaA 4 co.
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real scheidam sehnapps.
DIR. WRIGHTs
CELEBRATED REJUvENArING ELIXIR.

DR.. WRIGHT'S
CELEBRATED REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared
On tue stricte Pharmaceuca Principles by Of the abess
Chemists Of the age, for the cure Of
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression
Imbeclity
Determination of Blood TO the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hyseria,
General Irritabily,
Resessness and
Sleeplessness at Night u
Loss Of Appetite
Dyspepsis,
2 Emaciation =
Low Spirits,
DISCRIMINATION of the
Organs of Generation,
Palpitaton Of the Heart.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
]. WRIGHT 4 CO..
81 and Isl Chartres street,
Sole Proprietors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-07

SUPER. FIR, BLACK SINGLE MII.LED CLOTH

SUPER. FIR. BLACK SINGLE MIIIED CLOTH. .
\. BLUE WV.
:. BROWN ;.
n. DRAP D'ETE
:. BARBOUR MERTNo.
II. BLACK ALPACA.
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j. WRIGHT 81 co.


MEDICAL. ~. MEDICAL. MEDICAL.
WINER'Ss CANADIAN VERafIFUGE
SAVES THE cHlLDRES.
This Ii the only remedy against Worms III the human
frsmsthings that fatal and destructive TO children
Save the ChiIdrcnt
Let mothers timely warned and not allow these child muir.
remain in the systems VI their offspring. Remember
that
wIHERs CANADIAN yERMiFUGE
viii once Danish the reptiles and the young wi
be saved. Think Of this
Colonel yasser Of Mississippi IN letter to i W. vesey ESD,
Of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds his communication
the value Of this medicine to his famy My exps-
rience has convinced that In the experiment have made
with Winers Canadian yermifage due suffering human
ity well to the manufacturer tho medicine to make
public the result Of my observations
"tsgnedI w. IL vAssER.p
The vermifuge is for sale Wholesale and retail, by
n. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and ISL oharres street,
Sole PrsprissaA
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n
REG4LIAD KL REr.
szSa $500
Hayana, December 30, 1853
1asN Domingo Meq,, New Orleans: s
Dear w W. W iris letter inform M pns
lie that you The Sole Agent scur cis brand Of
slHgArs snnwn Ill C0RAfs
Years, Hsly
ANF OAbARdA 4 W.
Jose DO m n 70.
x.xxx,,. ~, ], !, :, ), =. 49,, ~, i, a,
Int VA - U1 ~ y 49, sSA vth 1s*'s
- !. IT., - ,.x,, .,., 49, \, nth
~ c s stsepcu ef purchasers The chocess brands for
which hs hes has always been can aeys 20
fosnd thsrss ~ kE AGA As CABIN AS siNfiAtDAp the
SSKibALba, Also Nv psunes received per