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Another DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-JAcEs0SPoHr, ARKAN-
AS N RuTxs-By private letter to business house
Of Memphis the AUalancle learns that on The even
ING of the 2Sth nit, Jacksonport, Ark, was again
visited by destructive fire, which consumed almost
the entire business portion Of the city The fire was
accidental, and originated in the store-house Of
HrRscH. ADLER Co. and spread with fearful rapid
ity. Twenty-fv or thirty business houses and
offices were burned. The loss is estimated at
Sl5a0OO on which there is supposed to be an insur-
ance of 100000 principally in the Etna and He
ford coupRnies. A branch of the house Of II.
FrTzGERuD AGO. of Memphis was consumed-loss
$4,000: insurance for 1900 in the Etna. 1t viii
be recolected that the town was destroyed by fire
on the 25th of March, 1857 only three years since
TENNESSEE HIsroRIcN SocETY.-The regular meet
ing of the Historical Society of Tennessee was held
at the Capitol on Tuesday afternoon. The President
Col PrI2SAM being absent. in attendance upon a
meeting of the New York Historical Society. held
the same dav. Vice President THOMAS WASHINGTON,
ESQ. presided Quite number Of the older mem
hers were present
Rev. DIR. J. W. HoYr and ST. c. NJ. Morgan, were
elected active members Of the Society.
Contributions were announced from CD BRADIEE
ESQ. of Cambridge. Mass; from DR.. SAMUEL y
NcNnx. of this county, and from others. Tit
hooks presented by Dr. McNDN were very valuable
one in Latin two in German, and one in English.
A letter was read from DIR. WN. J. SLOAN, the cor
responding Secretary of the Historical Society o
New Mexico. 1t Santa Fe, and the sister Society wa
greeted with great cordially.
A number Of matters of considerable importanc
were disposed of at this meeting.
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Washington Items

WASHINGTON. April 3.-Charles E. Sinclair has re
signed his position as Associate Judge of the United
States Supreme Court for Utah. Judge Cradel-
baugh. of that Territory. Is now IN Washington. IL
is not known that any of the Federal officers, eX-
cepting Gov. Cummings and Surveyor General
Stambaugh, are now IN Utah.
The HOtse PostOfice Committee have nearly IN
animously agreed to recommend the restoration OF
the mail to the steamer Isabel and the COMMITTEES
of Wavs and Means WILL there is little doubt, report
An Augmentation OF $4,000 per annum for hermall
service between Charleston and Key West IN aGdlt-
ion to the ocean postage between Havana and hey
West. ii,
of the dispatch from St. Louis charging that he had
written letter to Springfield, Illinois, urging the
Cook delegates to attend the Charleston Convention
and intimating that their expenses would be paid.
If the proposed amendment to the Pacific Tele-
graph be adopted by the House, there IS reason TO
believe the lire will not be built fer years to come,
a. the capital to insure its construction Will not be
| suDplied Its cost will probably be from soOOOOO
to 81 GOO OOO besides large sums annually 20 keep
! it in working order.
Augustus Shell was before the Covode Committee
He refused to produce the list Of contributors to
| the eIectioneeriny fund Of New York, but he adj
| Tn,tted after attempting to eyade it, that he had
| seen the President and members of the Cabinet
since his first examination, and had concluded 70
! exhibit the list.
Can't. Jarvis writes that the b0mbardment OF
Vera Cruz CONSIDERABLY udlldSeu VIC Cl1y Due 'liN
was little destruction Of life and that the French
| commander has apOlogsed for the tone OF his cor
respondenCe.
There has been no action yet in reference to the
prisioners The State and Navy Departments hay
turned over the whole matter to the Judiciary, an'
Attorner General Black is too busy too busy to eX
anime into it at present
The Pacific Railroad Committee have agreed tina
the roads shall start from points on the western
boundary of Missouri and the western boundary o
Iowa. conyerging and uniting within 200 miles o
the Missouri river and thence by single trunk, b
the nearest and best route. to San Francisco, or th
navigable waters of the Sacramento River
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y.nhor, arrested and Rescued,

Bosrox, April Al. B. SanbOrn was arrested last
night at his residence in Concord, on a summons
from the Harper's Ferry Senate Committee, by
United States officers. There was great excitement
and Sanborn was rescued and kept away hl a writ
of hqbeas corpus was issued which is now being
heard before the Supreme Court of Massachusetts,.
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healthy human Blood upon being AalyHea alSSys pre-
seus Us with the same ESSENTIAL clements ara gives OF course
th Tr4ae Standard. Anayze the BLOOD Of person sur
fern from Consumption Liver Complaint
&C and We and iu egerV instance certain decteceS IN the
red glohues Of the blood Supply these deHnee 4e
are made we'll. The BLOOD Food Is oun1ea uo inns 'n
ory--bence its astonishing success. There are
FIVE PBEPARATIONS
ted to the deficiencies Of Blood in different diseases or
Coughs, Colds, lsrOnchit1s, or any SnectLon what
ever on the Throat or Lungs inducing C! - :
1fOF7 use No which is als1 the No for %
Spirits Loss of Appetite. and for al IN ny
Comp arising iIom OVeE-ttsSs u 3 20 "
hftffVv, and Nervous Prostitution No-z Ior LAN :
eT COnlDIaimIs. No. 3 for Dyspepsia Beaag a.
Teqdv greDared for absorption it is taken Dy
carried into the circulation, that What you gl'
Won retain The No 4 is for Female 1rreg
Hysterfa, Weaknessess &c See speclal ciieosions
FOR this. For Salt Rheums ErupI1OnSs ScESAS a
IOus, Kidney and Bladder Comp laints taks 40
the directions must be strictly olio"e1' E0e
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle. ,,,
" ~ Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, NeE York;
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the oenntry
o. J. WOOD & Co., st. Louis,
sn4 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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MARKETS. By TELEGRAPH.

NV YORK. April ACoton in moderated emand, sales to day
100 bales Midling Upands l9I3s Flour is trhs BETTER
sales to-day $50 bliss 2O955 Corn dull sales 600 bushels
1880 whole range. Lussed Oil 5000. Lard Oil 4lgB Ness
Pork dulani declining 50for DID, and II 70 for new Coaee
uuetbu firm Moasse Porto Rico 5000, Orleans at auctioa
70 Sugar quiet Caba Muscovado 67 Orleans 65 hhds 81
ant sales OF g30hhds Orleans at auction at 1867
CINCINNATI, April 4Mess Pork Il s5 Lard lO< Flour
dull So Whisky sL9ls5s Linseed Oil 655z Sugar s99
Molasses 45a46 Coffee I3K9l4]l Corn nominal 49, Oats
1908 declined cents.
NV ORLEANS April 4Coon sales to-day 1900 bales prices
Ger but gu Citations unchanged Sugar dull Flour dull
75a6 o. Lard in bbs IO whisky quiet 2I925 Freights
on Cotton to Liverpool seUeHteen thirty seconds.
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- b. A. FahnestOc ks Vermi-

aEEzSS FUGE has long been regarded with favor and
confidence by large body Of the regular medical profession
every in Union, as preparation eSuLISse ~
and i daily prescribed BY the eminent physicians
brougbou he United ates. the long period OF its con
ned puriousasd counterfeit limitations lave from
% 10 lime made their appearance Never has it been more
necessary on the part buyer to exercise udous eau
tions are often Close external resemblance TO b.
a FAyToCKs YermifuEe be we'll calculated to put upon
unsuspecting purchaser an article "hcn ne
nor INTENDED to buy 1t is enough to buy Of an accredited
agent bat every purchaser vigilance to avoid ng I'm
osd upon and MIST examine every bottle to assure hlnse
mai be Is Duyng the genuine A. FAHNEsTooKG fermuse
anrl Twin
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Or, TIOoFIand's Celebrated
nwu,EurUg


TTIII efscuay cure Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia Jsun-
w dice Chronic or Nervous Debility. Diseases OF the hid
& AND ali diseases arising from isordered Liver ana o
c6 smell Is Consultations Inward Piles, EuDes OF Blood TO te
Head, Acidy Of the Stomach Nausea heArIouIn LIE ~
Food FnIne:s or weight the Stomach Sour Eruetaons
Sinking or Tutoring the Pit Of the stomach Swimming OF e
Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing Fluttertng at the Heart
boLg or Sufocating Sensations when in lying posture nm
Webs before the sight, teNer ana Jun
Pan in the Heal Deficiency Of Precipitation, feloWness OF t
skin and Ewes Pain the Side, Back, Chest LIMBS &c Snd
den FIushes Heat Burning In the Flesh Constant lma
ines cf Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits. Sc A..
The proprietors calling the attention OF the Puoic 70 |
do SO with feeling of the utmost confidence In us
virtues adaptation the diseases for which 1t
T no new and unred article, but that has stoou the
test of ten years trial before the American people, and us rep
tt The testimony favor given by prominent aud well
nown Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the country Is
and careful pCrusa Of the Almanac, published annu-
~ The propricto and to be had gratis OF any oil ms Agents
cannot but satisfy the most sepcal that this remedy IS really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
VyOOFLAND'S BALSAmIC CORDIAL
VIII cure Ioug.standng Codn very short time Read the
following Pu1IApE1PH1l, Feb. IL, 1855.
DR NJ JAcKsoS-sir: had for time been suffering
undr severe cold having pains through my Whole
brat and hoarseness when recommended TO try HOot
rl' BsIsamc Cordial according ly procured bottles anG
am bapv 10 state that half of il completely cured me-
now Enthusiastically recommend to friends who may be sim
arly afflicted, and deem it more than Jusce 70 Dear I'M
public testimony 10 its virtues Respectfully yours
] i ELEANOR McHENRH,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared emily by Dr. G. NJ. Jackson, No 4lS ATch street
Philadelphia, for sale by Druggist and
ont the United Canada Price 30 cents per Dot
| O. ] WOOD. St Louis Wholesale Agents Tor me ives.
EWIN PENDLET0N & CO., NashVllle 1enh., WI Ig. .
Arept Retsiled by 10. G. BROWN and EF ANS u W. Hen
! NATHEW s. EjgeGed; J. C. DOECH, South NsshVIl!e'
I febIl-ly
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ROKEE REM EDY

TIE ask the afflicted Of either which do you prefer
IN esat and delicious syrup, compounded from Nature
@ RrIedgsone which will speedily and permanently cure
m the Wiz compounds heretofore used with all their nau
facilitating effect together with the loathsome diseases
-TsTy times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
me- Cberokee Remedy is Natures Specific for Gono--
% elect Gravel Structure FluOr Abus Whites in Femalcs
80 m diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases by
laws after all other preparations have failed; and some
~ Heavens best uerces 20 offending msn Instances c9uct
5rced Of its elects which would stsgger credulity
be nauseous preparations heretofore used have failed
~ never in one instance been known to fail. Happily for
d the Governor Of the world is Father who acts,
In bfll, but to
In mercy be has appointed Medicine for these dreadful diseases
which when taken quickly flies to al parts Of the system attacks
Ne disease At every post and with fidelity and courage uly
rabe never gives Untilit has completely expelled it
ron the boIv AID restores the unfortunate patient to former
health AID vigOr.
eDcy is not simply suspend the poison but to remove the
cause which IL depends - -
se If an ,rss0Ss taste smell 1t lay in the count
ing room or on the toilet table without being suspected
uRemedy" for secret diseases.
treatise Veneral diseases, with full directions for their
permanent cure accompany each bottle
Y Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers in medi
cines POTTER & MERWIN, Sole Propretors,
ST. Louis, No
Sold in Nashville at wholesale by Berry Demove
ing Pendleton; retail by HendershO and all Drug
fists eyerywhers. dec4-dtW&CEly -insde
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HlRRIsBURG, April 3.-The bill to incorporate the
South Pittsburg Coal Company was passed over the
Governors veto.
Mr.. Palmer (Oppositon) CT Schuylkil co.. was
elected Sneaker. of the Senate for the next term.
Both Houses have adjourned sine die. The appro-
priation bill was previously signed by the Governor.
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Fire at CIarksviIIe.

CLARksvII1E, April IA fire broke cut last night
about II O'Clock in the large Tobacco Factory OF E
r. W. Thomas Co.'S The building being frame
and the wind very high it was consumed before as
sistance could Re had. The flames spread over sew
eraI acres. and burned many houses. A part Of
Larkin Buildings. Tobacco house, was also destroy
ed. The Ioss has not been estimated vet but it IS
enormous.
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AYERS
AguG Cure,

FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE or
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Re
rnitfent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
periodical Headache, OF Bilious Head
ache. and Bilious Fevers. indeed for the
whole class Of diseases originating IN oli-
iary arrangement caused by the halafia
of miasInatic countries.
No one remedy Is louder called for by the ne
cessities Of the American people than q sure ana
safe cure for Fever and Aguc Such we are
now enabled % offer, with perfect certainty
that it viii eradicate the disease, and with as
surancc, founded proof, that no hama can
arse from It's use In any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents tins dls-
order must be Of immense service III the colnisii-
mites where it prevails PrereRi0t Is oetJef tien
cure for the patient escapes the risk when ne
must run in violent attacks Of tins baleiuI as
temper This IS CURE cypels the nnasmate
POISON Of FEVER AND AGUE from the system and
prevents the development of the disease, # taS'L
on the first approach Of its premunltory symptoms
It Is not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this clss OF complaints but also the cheapest
The large quantity we supply Tor dollar nril4si'
within the reach of every body and IN bilious
districts, where FEVER AND ACRE prevails, every
body should have It and it freely both Tor cure
and protection It IS hoped this price VIII place II
within the reach Of all the poor as vel as the
rich A great superiority OF this remedy over on y
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of Iltermittens Is that it contains no Gulnine
or mineral consequently it produces no quInism o.
other injurious effects whatever upon the constItl-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as II
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ag1le is not alone the consequence o.
the miasmatic poison. A great variety OF disorders
arise from It's irritation, among which are Ne'iral'
/ gia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Bhndnes'
Toothache, Earache. Catarrh, Asthma, Palpltatioli
Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Pam j.
the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and Derang cement q
the Stomach, all Of which, when originating p
this cause put on the intermittent type, or oecon
| periodical This " CURE expels the poison tIoh
the blood, and consequently cures them all aiiAe
It is an Invaluable protection to immigrants an'
persons travelling OF temporarily residing IN On
ualarious districts If taken occasionally or dan.
while exposed to the infection, that VIII oe e'ei
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate =
sufficient quantity to lpcn INTO disease Hence
is even more valuable for protection than cure, ON
few will ever suffer from Intermittents, if the
avail themselves Of the protection tins remed
affords.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Co1ghs. Colds, Influenza, TIOarseness, Group,
bronchitis. Iucfpient Consumption and lof
the relief of Consumptive Patients in adj
vaneed stages Of the disease.
So wide Is the field Of its usefulness and 50 nuneo.
are the cases Of its cures that almost every seclon p
comtry abounds in persons publicly known VINO -
been restored from alarming and even aeapel...- =
eases of the lungs bv its use. When once uitl' -
superiority over every other medicine Of rs ana = w
apparent TO escape observation. and where is
are known the public no longer hesitate Nlal ail.eo
to employ for the distressing and dar ger9.s
~ ne rplr1onarv ORGANS that are incident % or
climate While many inferior remedies thrust a
the community have failed and been disearded ms ~
gained friends by every el, conferred oenehts on ~
afflicted they can never forget, and produced cares
numerous and TOO remarkable % be forgotten
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CANDIDATEs.


We are asthoriled to announce CARY A. HARRIS q VII
sn euos caniidse for Attorney General for the ja
- s,---'e- 0ctld to-
I've se anbor 10 announce JAS 4. RAINEs, Esqs as
pdidate f the oa OF Attorney Gsnefl for the Ninth Su
m Crcit composed OF the counties Of Williamson suunfr
and Davidson. Election IL May, 1850 -.,
Vesre authorised to announce g. L. FINLEY q paQesoh
county s Tor Attorney General Of the sa @eaSn
CircuE. Eiection, Nay, 1860.
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CITY NOTICES.
The NatiOnaIPOrtr Gallery.

The National Portrait Gallery
We have already published an extended notice OF
this very valuable standard work, and we thnk
anv further commentator is hardly necessary 10
insure for it a very large and rapid sale through
ont this State 1t is the only work Of the KIND Puo
lished in tins country and it is now established as
permanent national depository Of the lives OF our
distinguished eountrymen with pictorial illustra-
tons of their personOl appearance We are conn
dent that every one who examines this book Will
fully apnreciate, and desire to have 1t. Mr.. H. I.
NrcUors is the only person authorized to take Or
5ers for il in this State and all orders from per
sons residing in Tennessee. to Mr.. NICHOLS lOoN
RAN Nashville. Tenn. will be promptly attended to-
.;,,rrrDs 4 Co. have sale this morning, embra-
,inr a great variety Of furniture, carpeting, but
tor bominv. liquors. cigars, &c, with SIX fine new
+o,, b,,,oies Their orders arc to close for cash
| without limit. -
R. B. SNowDEN ~ co.
/ No. 4 North Cherry street.
Have always on hand a fine stock OF
Fancy Groceries,
Fine Wines and Brandics,
acknowledgement Goods.
Foreign Fruits,
Green and Black Teas
Havana Cigars, &c, &c.
Ilur stock of Wines is complete eluOl C.iio
e,ost brands of Champagne, Clarets, Sparkling ana
Self German Wines Hungarian, Italian, SICILY anu
Native Wines: all of which are warranted pure anu
unauthorized.
Scotch and English Alcs;
London and Dublin Porter;
English, French and American
Fruits and Vegetables;
Preserves and Pickles;
Sauces Jellies Mustards, Condiments
| 49,, 1,i;.ocias of every description, from all par'
We have lust received selected stock ol se ii
;,,, enc Havana Cigars, which we offer toEelhC
with large and varied stock OF every INNS IN ou
~, = To- - rs any house in the Southern country
'''l'' d. 'o' r.. B. SNOWDEN a Co"
~ a. d., T->rov AND AMERICAN BLOCK
GROVER & BAKERS NOISELESS
t FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
The Best IN Use
n USES No SHUTTLE.
Scws from two Spools,
4 NASHVILLE SEwIxG MACHINE Co,
mar7-dwtf No Public Square.
IS
o Married.
In this county, the evening Of the I'd nst Al the re'ia
NJ g. G. Cautrel, Esq, by s. D. baldwin, D D.. Mr.
Is Rru,Rp,oS merchant shebyvie and Miss MAooE
l. JENNINGS, OF this vicinity.
g. Nav they realize all happiness that hope and fancy ha
b~S 4 heart 50 fond and true
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Prince of wales.

TORONTO, April SIT was officially announced
in Parliament last night that the Prince OF Haies
would not leave England on his visit TO America
before July 10th.
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TuE FRUr PROSPECT The Chattanooga Reflector
Of the Sd inst, says We have been informed IN
the course of the last few days that the late heavy
fosts have seriously injured if not totally destroy
ed the prospect of good peach crop in portions Of
our county We hope, however, that our farmers
will find they have plenty Of peaches left, provided
il should receive no further injury. Here in Chat
tanooga, the peaches have not thus far been injured
at all. Apples pears and cherries, have not as yet
received any injury from the fact that they had not
bloon,ad ont .
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The BODY of Mr. A. J. LrrLE whose mysterious
disappearanee from his home at Unonville in Bed
ford county, we mentioned few days ago, was
found on Sunday the lst INST, in Duck river few
miles below ShelbyviIle. He had drowned himself,
doubtless. Immediately after leaving home.
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w, aro authorized to announce r. w. HAYWOOD
ESQ as candidate for the office Of Attorney Cen
eai for the Ninth Judicial District composed OF the
counties of Williamson sumner ana DAVIDSON
Isl. zion npxt Nav.
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gEunicipalElection
General RIekleT Defends EElmseIf.


DIRECT Trade WITH EUROPE
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BosroN, April Morgan, Chamberlain, and Dun
ming, late officers Of the bark Orion, an alleged
SLAYER, are held in $1,000 bail each for trial The
examination will probably take place to-day.
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JouN Collins. of the Enquirer and j. GALLINGEi''
of the Gazstis have been elected by the Iypograph-
zeal Union of Cincinnati, delegates to the National
Typographical Union to be held in this city next
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Elder g. N. THoyusov Of Georgia, will preach
next Saturday and Sunday at the old baptist Ohufc'
on College Hill
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Arrlral b Passenger Trains.

Mr. WA. BAmEY, an old resident OF o0lon county
in this state was drowned in the Obion rlver ie"
DAYS AGO
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c.nErENREtG fRnICINEs..rhs erssnbars

NREFENBERG mEDICTNES--The Gr'efsnbarg
In Vegetable Pills, &c per box.
The Graienerg Health Bters, 25 will make half gallon
Of the most powerful health preserving Bitter5.
The Green Mountain Ointment. 25c.
above medicines we'll known 20 require ucn "
said about them There are families in Tennessee but What
them In the spring the most healthy
require some Alternative as there good a these rms
and Bitters lmlr2sl MACKENZIE & MlNOH1N.
IL EFRIGERATOIRS-s-J received from Philadei-
g. phia and cheapest article in the naTAe o Ae
in not weather fresh meats fruit butter, crean csi &c
Plated VaFe-sspoon3, Forks, Ladies' flcnsrs, ~.
Baskets Candle Sticks Napkin Rings Cups sno aAs
Of Cut Glass Table Casters. ,,,,r,, a, ,r,D,crrr,-
MARCHES MAChANAAN . '1--'S4AA-'
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y III u III w . = ~
Of an kind and therefore relieves By rl0siaq no seIQ
child, instead Of BY dadsng rs seesoffes Tor TINS
reason, It commends lfas the o reliable preparation Eno
fer Children Teethfng, DiarrhaBas DYsenLe-
~, Gripping in the Bowels Acidisy OF tne
stomach, Wind. Cold in the Head, and Group
for 8otsening the gums reducing S7sandttog seg4
tGtg the B0lges and rsgaq pain 4 hSsRo e7at-eeng
anti spdsno1io, It is used with uRfaRg success 20 an
eases Of CONFUSION or either fits As goa gtts4s
the lie Gl health Of g0r children, and aeisN q Sf1e Sses
from those sad and bli2hf8g consequences e1h5ce 9
tain 70 result from the Of narcotics Of e0atch az oe
remedies yor harte CoFpUi7ts cam ota tsNe oe
bat DR. EatOns hmfaKtfke Cordial nus yoH en- 4.
Tely upon. perfectly harmless, and cannot inJue me
delicate infant. Price 25 Full directions aocola
each bottle. PREPARED only by
CHURCH s. DupOkNTs
No 400 Broadway, New York