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DIR. KINGS DESPENsARI
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

FF1zs, DR. KING formerly OF New York .roI
49, the 2stfOur years of Louisville hen
KY ,aRu who has dcvOtcd his attention 10 the treat
NJ Of private dIssAsesfoT ever 80 years, GaiIeT,
saseE having attended to practice Tor SO many
frs, 1ad cured so ous,Iids, he's enabled
e ali diseases Of private nature matter how
81 they may be from iHig4icous medica itreatmt
rom desleC OF Ikeir avn Dr. King BispeusssTy
No q Deaderick street. between Cherry aud the
Iare ,see0ud story where co,Eet ID diseases OF
yate nature
,oxoKRHEA 5gred without auseOusmsdIcIu, n
.fsrerce With business
rxIcrUkEsSf old recsn tiatc sHeCtuRily cureaiU
sw days, By operation which causes pain.
Structure xists health cannot be enjoy d.
hapsuO ILsezseeaus more misc ne and under
|aes the constitution much
|SPHILIs, with alIthe tiseaEes OF kin SrsWiHl
Il of aegieet CT bad treatment car be s1ectE1lit
led IA few days.
ssIxAt NEAKSzss-ParticulaT rate utioI havitgIC
IN TO THE disease and al .he consequence grow
kctivc habits OF ucOnstIcratt Youths aud excss
re nde: ,pI tesII
Epus;sessor society and c4usihKP S:,-s >.dAg.
tSmaias who may beiaboriae with any ma
Womb nay restIssured Ofimme1izssEs-4-I
srsons esiding abroad by writing and stating
rcase with afee enclosed directed to Dr. hing
ks33 Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn will have
medic inesen to their address with ne
Siary directions strict secrecy observed on &c
[-sfr- N o'cfockir h smorninF until . n theeve
mavsO-indA~ly
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Fine Teas.

Jast received large let ef Ne Pits ULTRA,
BLACK ana PLANTATION IaPERIsl. TE&s- These
Teas are eoaziaeFsa shs hess impsrsed and for The
sale % ~assh us are sole aksnts.
janls-sf 10. G. BROWN EVANS.
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GommerriaI.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,


CoTTON-Sales of a couple of small lots
yesterday at 9499:9O.
TOBACCO-Sold at A. Hamilton's So hhds
at the following 6gures-1l at 50 20, 2 so,
2 10, ? O5, 20, 2 25, 2 30, 2 IS, 40,
55, IS, 20. 8 20. 80, 60. 75, 3 10
5 %, 25, 25, 10, 90 4 10, O5; 4
at 50, 3 Is, ) 75, 65. 90, 6 90. 80,
60, 20, 81. 80, 6 IS. Z IS, O5, 90
Z 90; and 10 hhds at Fisher, Wheless d Co.'S
at 50 &c, 2 As, ? Is, 2 so, 2 10, 90. IS
3 25, IS, so, 20, 5 IS, 6 90, 50, 6
80, I 90, Z As, I 55, I 20.
FLOUR-Dcmand active. Extra 81 GOA
80 % bbl.; Superline S6(G6 so; Extra
Family Flour in bags. SS so; Superfine So.
per 80 lbs. These are wholesale prices: the
retail figures advance 25c- p SO lbs, aud soc
Z barrel.
WHEAT-Prime Red and White, in de
mand at 81 IO9I %.
BACON-Hans s4c; Shoulders 74c; Clear
Sides l0,910fc p d.
LARD-we quote at 939lOc. p b. The
demand continues brisk.
SEEDS-Miilet Seed nominal; Orchard
Grass seed 81 IS; Glover Seed So 5OG96;
Herd Grass 81 25(9sl SO; Timothy Seed So
75(1 81 90; Clean Blue Grass 81 25, Strip
ped 81 IS.
WHIsKY--Rectifed 25@27; country
brands 5O(975c.
IRON-Tennessee- sac Band 7@74
Horse Shoe %, Nail Rod 3, Boiler 6A. Sheet
ss@9l, Hoop sl9si. Pittsburg-Bar 81
Band 55(96. Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod Sheet
5i96, Hoop79S.
NAILS.-Threes SIS so. Fours 81 SO per
keg, Skies 81, Fights So IS, Tens and larger
sizes So 50.
DRIED FRUIT.--ApPIes are selling at
81 S509l 40 g bushel. No peaches in mar
ket.
-GrassI2a9I4e.J ute l2i Cotton
Thread 223(923-
LEAD.-7t cents p %.
SHOT.-Buck 50 40; Drop 81 80 per Dag.
POWDER Blasting So 90, and Rides 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG--In fair demand at 5Oa55 cents
p n.
FEATHERS-Are now sellingat 40c q d.
BtESWAX.-In demand at 25lGl6 cents.
SALT-Barrel salt 5 selling at Soc. p
bnshel, AMI sack at 81 90 Tor ine. In lots
q reduction is made on sack.
SUGAR-New Orleans brown 9(910c. 2
b. 10y the bbl.; &c. lower by the hogshead.
n. Y. Coffee sugars I0C8ll3c, crushed aad
powdered lil9l2tc; loaf ll(9l2e.
MOLASSES-New Orleans IN bills. 46(9
Ale. = gallon; soc. in half bbls.
GOLDEN SYkUP.--In Barrels Toe, In
halfbarrels IS, in kegs 81 90.
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth l3N1 l33 cents. Laguyra
l4;Jaya 1890. Baltimore strictly choice
Isl.
CANDLES.-Star firm AZ 10 tor Il OF;
Il for full weight; Tallow. i2le.
HIDES AND LEATHER--Meq uotegreen
hides cents, dry 10; Southern salt IL.
Oak Sole Leather soc. e D. Tor Oest quail
ty; Harness 80.
kAGS.-Fof Cotton Rsgsin good order
cents IL readily paid.
WOoL--Tab-washed, In demand at 80
cents, palled, zs<sS0; anwashed Isla2e.
olLS.-Liaseed, 55e; Lard 81 10; Tanners
I5C9 loo; Cod Liver 81.
BALED Hay From store $50 per ton;
good sappiy on hand.
TURPt.S rINE-65e.
IRISH PorAToES-ss93 25 = Dbl.
from store.
MEAL-T0c- r. bashel.
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Grand total

We of course have no confidence whatever
in the accuracy of this table; but we will not
attempt 20 disguise the fact that the ladies
too often neglect to acknowledge the little
curtisies of this kind, which are frequently
extended to them not little to the incon-
venience of those by whom it is done. a
smile of gratitude from the lip and eye OF
woman is intrinsically of less value than a
fifty dollar, bill, but it will buy great deal
more when a true gentleman stands at the
| other eud Of the bargain.
The Banner has a substantial article on
" The Dry-Goods Jobbing Trade of Nash
viIle.n An article also on The National
/ DemOcracy'-a party whose claims to nation.
aliiY are about as substantial as the "air
drawn dagger" of MACBETH-will-O 'the-wisp,
I or the shadow OF a shade, but which ought
/ to be great deal more so, for they rest upon
/ different basis in every State in the Union
/ But admitting that there is National De
mocraIic party, it will be impossible to tell
which il Is until its outlines are defined by
the Charleston Convention. The terror
| stricken adherents of the Administers ton
claim TO he the National Democracy, while
those of Judge DOUGLAS, who are separated
4; from the Administration faction by wall
of fire as it were, have also entered their
claims to that enviable distinction. Where,
who. how, when and which, then, Is your
NATIONAL Democracy? Even Echo. in
volved aud lost in a maze of doubt and IN
certainty, absolutely declines to answer at
all.
The Union gives its readers an excellent
resume Of last weeks Legislative proceed
ings, but very little editorial. II give them
the following epitaph a substitute:
Beneath these stones
Rcpose thc bones
OF TheoIosius Grim
Who took his beer,
From year 10 year.
int: his bier took him."
Which forcibly remains US of one an enter
prising poet is getting uPfor the Democratic
party after the next Presidential election.
and which be has kindly permitted US to
copy:
''under this rock You
Aier tuf ANtlAefaSf-
Its siuful deeds done
Bot strange rs = tel,
Us soul went 70 dwell
Neither IN heaven nor h,
For soal q had none
For our part, we are satisfied that he Demo-
cratic party has soul. aud believes in the
doctrine of future rewards and punIshments.
AT any rate, it lays up no treasure at Wash
ington where the political moth doth corrupt
and thieves break through and steal aud
besides, il Is very exravsgant in its devo-
tons. its prsying alone costing the country
about thirty millions annually.
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ErA German paper says Berlin Coffee
house keeper recommends his coffee thus :
"a haa kggse - re.s ,sad bar 1is der Hi4zssi.
sohrrcrz ris der Tsfs. kssss az dsr Hosiis, uaS
ssssss sris de Laeds'-Ay eofee Is pure and clear
ss the heavens, black as the devil, hot as hell.
and sweet as love-
A number one article Of eofee-though
possessing rather more color and eholorie
lhan necessary.
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= The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MEST, Is eoe1tensive with the civilization OF the
globe Other articles claim to dVeridfe pam and
1istress-this euTes- Family Physicians, Govern
Hospitals Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
snen, &c, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world No article ever before re
eived such undivided praise and supPertIrom hedi-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-14

REMOVED TO FRANKLIN.-Messrs. GAMMA
WAY & LEWIS have removed from Bowling
Green to Franklin, KY, at which place they
will continue the publication of their paper,
the Southern Democratic Banner. We hope
they will find Franklin "a first rate place for
there.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-14

THE THEATRE.-Last night Mr.. BOoTH
played '.Iago" in OthelLo, Mr.. KEEBLE play
ed the part of the Moor. and Mrs. Hem
DERsON that of "Desdemona." "Iago" is one
of Mr. BOoTHs most successful characters
He is great in all, but in aone greater than
this.
This evening he will appear in the grea.
play of RICHELIEU. There was a fine house
in attendance last night-RICHELIEU will call
out another tonight
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Building Lot---Vine street.
SaturIay. April the It'll. 1860,

URSUANr to a decree Of tae -hancery Court. at
ID Nashville, in the case of Benz. W. Evans VS..
Il reby T.. Evans aud others. viii on r at public
the Court Iuse, ia this citv, on
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0hanffru Salts


Thos ). Foster and E. s Oh athain Vs. Hugh Scott
and others
DURSUANT tn a decres of the Chancery Court at
4 Nashville, at November Term 1850, IN she above
named case, will prosed sell public sale At the
Court House IN this city, OBJ
saturday the sISt of March, 1869,
That beauii al residence the side The Buena
Vista Turnpike road near tie city now occupied by
DR. Scott sngets with the grounds attached Ovid
ing the same Into LOIS and Continuing the sale
enough shall have been sold To pay satisfy the
decree IN said These grounds wiz be subdivid-
ca before day OF sale and ats Of the same may he
found al my oice for examination aud distribution
and purchasers or those otherwise Interested
viiet TO call.
TERNs-Credits of 6,l and Is months notes To be
executed with satisfact personal security lien TO
be retained and sale equity redemption
mar1-td J. L. GIEAykS, C. NJ
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From the the Independent. New York, July q, 1919
GIrE-Our advertising columns contain some YES
timonies to the value of nc~ article kno~h as
'sSpaidfng's Prepares Clue useful 10 ho"sekeepeis
for mending furniture IL Is prepared VIII ehenii-
calls by which il kept in the proper eon'''h io'
immediate use the chemicals, by which II is kept ID
the proper Condition for immediate use, tue ehemi
Gals evaporaiing as it is applied leaving the
glue to harden We can assure our readers that
.rtic.e has the excellent phrenoogicaI quality Of
fsIarze adhesiyeEess-"
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River News.

ARRIVED.
March l3.-Johu A. Fisher, Paducah.
Belle Creole, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
John A. Fisher, Paducah.
Commerce, Waitsboro.
James Woods, New Orleans.
The river is receeding slowly with an
abundance of water for all classes of boats
The Ella is the packet for Paducah to-day
She departs at IL IN.
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A aeeifszss sin haTFen, szss n eel regulated
esiIias, IL lsvery desirable 10 have some cheap ana
eoavess, say Tor repairing Faraiisrs, Toys Crock
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~We are requested 10 lay thas tickets
OF admh sion 20 Dr.. BoTSroS's Leetsre TO
night. for The beneat Of the A. o. NJ ca,
msy be Obtained At any Of the Drug or
Book stores Of the city.
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NELL S. BRowN, SAMUEL d. MORGAN, and
others
Gentlemen Your kind letter of invitation
and communication | have received 1t will
he convenient for me to deliver my lecture
before your society "a. o. NJ. C.'s) on
Wednesday evening next If | conclude to
give the. remainder of my course on Geology
il will be announced on that evening
Respectfully, yours.
j. T. BoYNTON.
City Hotel, March 18th, 1860.
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The NASHVILLE MEDICAL REooRn-Tke
March number Of this Invaluable Medical
Journal has been laid upon our table. II Is
. most .nvising number.
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RHEUM ATISM

|f years. Standing has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers Tum9rs Running Sores ,ScrOlula ,sn Joints,
TeIons. sEeIIings, Burns, Bites Boris, Chaps, Neu
'eaIgia, Salt Rbeum and ali aches and pains upon
ttlan and kirr,ired complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
yuch Ring bone Call Stretches, Spawn, PoliEvii,
weeHey HOOf-ail, sc are sHbdued aHd cured by
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N a S ii LLE:
fooMAUS1cxTEa.]
N1sHvrIIr. March 18th. 1850.

=
The undersigned, in behalf Of the citizens
of Nashville, respectfully tender to DR..
Boynton tribute of thanks for his visit to
our city, and for the lucid and eloquent man
ner with which he has delivered bis course of
Lectures on the Science of Geology and the
History of Creation. We are more than graf
flied to state that bis Lectures have drawn
together larger audiences and excised a
deeper public interest than any course of
lectures ever delivered in our city. We de-
sire that it be convenient for DR.. Boynton to
repeat bis course of lectures before he leaves
the city, believing from the general interest
manifested by our community, that 1t would
be largely attended and eminently useful.
We also express our high appreciation of
DR.. Boynton's goodness of heart in his kind
offer to give one of his popular lectures for
the benefit of the poor of our city, and we
trust that our citizens will testify their APP
probation of his kindness and their care for
the poor by giving hi m an overwhelming
house, not only that evening, but throughout
his second course.
1t argues well for the intelligence and
moral taste of Nashville. that DR.. Boynton's
lectures have been so well attended and SO
highly appreciated. We hope be may find it
nleasant tn remain longer and come oftener
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e. AN do AT S.

We are requested To announce ;. l. FINLEY as
ndidata for Attorney General Of the Ninth Jadi-
i.Cirsuit Election May 1900
iisIi-,s
- We authorized IN announce JANE r
a. ESQ.,, as Candidate Tor the Office II Attorney
,eral OF the Ninth Juhicial Circuit, composed OF
counties Of Davidson, Sumner and Williamson
ton next May. oeg3-Ie
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TT Our accomplished correspondent 81"
writes some very pretty verses to g ANNA. "
There is always room in the columns OF the
PATRIOT for his illusions.
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Coal Oil.

X RsIls. COAL OIL = vsry sspssior article. Jas
sssss-a RAINS. nEows co.
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this artielsfcT oysrten
coSHDKNCI ANpTKUTh CT
been able TO say Of
Err HAS IT FAiLEDIS
EFFECTA CURE, when
we know an instance
one Sho used IL, Gu
lighted with its opera
Of hig hest cOmmends
and medical virtues
"wHAT Ne DO Know
ence. AND PLkDGE orA
NENr OF WHAT VA aEkH
instance where the in
and exhaustion, relle
tgcnty minutes after
tered.
tion is the prescriptions
PERlENCED and Skill
land, and has been
ING SUCCESS IN
OF CASES.
, from pain, but invig
: bowels, corrccts acfdf
ergy TO the whole sys
stantly relieve
! BOWELS, AND
COLO.
which IL nOtspeediiy
We 5eiieveitthe besI
uosiD, IA all cases OF
, RIGA IN CHILDREN.
: teething- or from any
/. say TO every mother
. from any ofthe fcrego-
> LET YOUR PRElUDI.
bICES OF OTHERS.
ing child and tile relief
ABSOLUTELl SURE--
!. medicine. 81 timely
: viii accompany each
: less the fac-simile OF
: York, is on the out
out the world.
Cedar ST. New York
cents per bottle
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Mustang Liniment.

Mr.. s. LITcH, Hyde rark, Vt, writes:-'' That the
orse was considered worthless (his case was
Spavin } a. but since the free use Of the Mustang
9iniment, have sold him for one $3.50 cash. Your
eminent has been doing wonders up here.''
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We hayep utupSnUsoid
years, and cAN say, N
il. what We have acver
any other mechanically
A SISGLEiNSTANCE. 10
timely uscal Never did =
OF dissatisfaction by an :
the contrary, ali are de
lions, and speak in terms =
zion oGits magicaieneets -
We speak in this matter 4
after ten yearis expert
RKPUIATIoN FOX THE FULFIL
DECLARE. In aimOsteycry
fsnt Il suffering from pain :,
WILDE ound la afteen or :,
the syrup is admins
This valuable prepare :
of one Of the MOST IA :.
FuL NURSES ia New Eug :
used With NEVER FAii. :
THOUSANDS :
Notonlyre lieves theehila :
crates the stomaeh and
| is and giyestOne aud en-
TEN. II viii almost in
GKiPINGIN IHE Z
WIND
andOveTcOmeconvulsiOls :
remeGied, end Ia death =.
aud sCREs1 RENEBY fNTHE>
| DISENrEkl AND bIAR .
~hetheT u arises from
other cause. We would I,
who mas a chiid snGeriuE !.
ing coinplaints-Dti So1 F.
Ch.S. NOR TIE PREJU
stand between your suueT
that viii be sare-yes.
10 follow he use ofthis
used
Faliiirection sfor usinfi
ootiic. None genuine IN
CURTIS X PERKINS, New
side wrapper.
Sold by iruggiststhFouFh
Principal ofEce No. Is,
Junc7d&w1y Price IS
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Health and Happiness
Secured.

HE CONCENTRATED CURE
HE CONCENTRATED CURE
A PUWERFU I'll REMEDY
A POWERFUL REMEDY
OR WEAKNESS
or WEAKNESS
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
FOR EARLY INDISCRETlON
IRY IT. TRY IT.
BY IT. TRY III
YOUNG MEN xhS are suffering from tie effects O
~ yOuthfuiIndiEeEetsss can be surely and peTnia-
ntIy restor ed by using the
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Saturdsv the al,t Of March 1914

rhe flsswshg parcels of property, to- Wit: House
and Lot on West side IF Cherry St.. South OF Broad
lot fronts 80 icet ana runs b,ek $50 feet-Lot
in of what is known the Peek IS \ feet
by 10 and Ing next to aliey-Ia "f &c feet by l5O
in Hay Factory property and being Lot No 20 ami
part of LIT No rs in said plan.
TERMS credit of and Il months, notes 10 be ex-
ecuted with satisfac CRY rsonai iiy lien to be
retained, and sale free FROM redemption.
mar1--d J. G. Gl.EAVES, c. &C
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Concentrated Cure
"a u A v I T A E
A Remedy a[GreataH and Certain Power.

rhisremedy Is put upI n small FiaIs and can be
at By lnsIltO any address A trial Will satisfy
,eit for week, and you will experience great
nent- circuisr Containing TuI particulars sent
ree) oEa PPiicatiOn- Price per bottle 81.
One bottle will last month
n 8 -Thisre le4y issuitable for eithersex.
4 Address, K.CRJGER, MedicaIAgent,
L4nly2I-tf a. Broadway New York.
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r. B. LOCKE & co.
A

3s9 BROADWAY. y. z
N.B.-The above Is a facsimile OF ths
label each box.
dec2AIl-iwA~ly
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Find.

!, or. I. sssss oa. L-sa OF. Coal Oh.
sessf-tf Hans BgeEs cos
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Sale of Michael MCNaIly,s
PrODPrfy

DuRSUaNT TO a decree of the Chancefy Court at
L Nashville, at November Term, SO in tie case
OF Hiram faugha, admir-. of ". McNaIiy, deceased
VS.. Eliza AcNaiiy widow &c, aud tsie ereditors
will sell al public sale, at the Court house IN this
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MRS. MINSLOW.
A Nsxperienced Nurse ma f'cnsal Pin stefan pre-
II SCENTS u the ttteution Of mothers, her
SOOTHI NC SYR u p,
For lhiIGren EeeIhing

xhichgreaIly facilitates the process of teethlnR,h
softening the gums reducing all inflammation wi
allay ALI. PAIN aud spasnedieac iioH and is
SUREToREGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon il, mothers il viii give restte your
selves, and
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Sale of Slaves.

DURSUANT to a decree OF The Cilancery Court at
Nashville in the of Hobson VS.. Pitts
Walton vs. Pius-zmmernan VS.. Pitts / will sell at
the Court bonse ia this city,
saturday. the 9TH of April. 1860,
C.rtan Slaves of the defendant, + Z. Pats
Louisa, Aiisey Lucy Ann Maria, Marina and Eilen
TEEMs.-6 aud IL mouths credit, purchasers 10
LOtes wit good personal security before de-
livery oil property. j. L GLEAyES,
mar1-td T.. < NJ.
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(Ertract) e'In lifting tue kettle from the Dire it
Pecsme Interchangeable, tilted over, and scaided my
bands very severely, almost To a crisp II was an
isfui sight. The Mustang Iiniment appeared to ex-
fact the pain. IL healed rapidly without soreness
Ind left OI account Truly yours,
&C ABLkso EUSfER.'
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9DR LMMoITss9
Gllalpbeate gills.


An aperient and stcaachic preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by com
bustion in Hydrogen, of high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy IN each OF the
following complaints. viz: -
DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, INA
CATION. DYSPEPSIA DIARRHEA C0NSTI-
PATTON. ScR0FULA. SALT RHEuM SeURfY,
JAUEDICE, LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUHA-
TISM HERCURIAL Consequences, INTER
MITTEET FEVEES. NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
MEySTRUATION WHITES. CEL0ROSIS, ctr,
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, R0UGHNESS OF
THE SKIN. ETC. ~s-9-..-s-
The IRON being absorbed By the bleos, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part of the body can escape their truly woader-
full influence. &
The experience % thousands daily proves that
no preparation Of Iroa can for moment be
compared with il. Impurities Of the blood, de-
preston Of vital energy, pale AID otherwise
sioky cosnpls xions indicate its necessity IN ell
most every conceivable case. In al eases CT
female debility tiuor albus, chlorSs;s, ete), its
effects are delis htfnlly renovat.ng. No remedy
has ever been discovered, IN the whole history
of medicine. which sxerts such prompt happy,
and fully restorative effects. Good appette, com
plste digestion, rapid acquisition OF strength
with an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, Immediately follow its use.
As grand stomaehic and general restorative
IL has no superior and no substitute.
Put M, IN neat hat metal boxes containing
so pills. price 80 cents per box SIX fexe<s
- 50: tsoLen boxes al 90. For snte ~
Druggists gencrRity- VIII De sent .s, 20
any address on receipt OF the price. All lets
tiers. orders etc. should Ise addressed to
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Such language this is but the constant and natu
raj echawhercyer this article II useh
This Eminent Is Indispensable TO planters and
-wBers Of horses and mgies. Mr- john DAsIELs
q Montgomery, Ala, sold a slave for $500, vino Was
raised 0em utter uselessness by this Liniment-
very family should have it, BE very particular
s-nd enquire for the 3iustaug LiuiRent ana take
cher
Z Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
merica Europe and the 1siaI.ds OF the Ocean FOR
J cents, So cents, and 81 per bottle
BARNES X PARK New York
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That parcel OF ground lying on the west Size OF Vine
street part { tbs Judge Wh,ie property AID the
Lot assigned the Evans heirs front Is feet; depth
I6Ik alley on orth side Well as ia
Tuis is a valuable binding 1t IN excel ent por
ton of the city and On te better side OF the strest
for Z residence
TElzxs--e, H. is and "a months credit, with inter-
est--.ood securiL! required aud lien reIai,.ej
mar7-'d J. E GLEAIES, G. & n
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this articI,for ovsrten

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
prfra * Giants ner RltE~Ff
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the Dest Interests 81 The CITY PFess-eight Q