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| hang her; she commits arson, but we cannot pun
| ish her; she throws people into rivers, Uhough
| they seem to throw themselyesl and all we can
| saw is !" found drowned" nM.. -..@"a All.
| She is a forger, but we do not manaele her; she
is A defaulter but We do not arrest her: she is
witch but we do not burn her. What shall We do
with her She has become a necessary evil-n
national institutions much part Of us as our
President and cur House of Representatives. How
are we to make her worthy Of the position she
occupies? She has gained an eminence from
which it is impossible to thrust her. She knows
her Importance, and like those reptiles which
carry the venom of death between their jaws, she
creeps among the long grasses and weedy paths
Of social life, content with her sphere, because
conscious of her power. We are her nominal mas
ters-her real slaves-the proclaimed king but the
actual subject. 1t is only by constant change of
" help that Northern American housewife can
maintain her own aseendaney in her household.
The servant becomes the usurper the moment the
Mistress weary Of watching, chances to fall asleep
upon the battlements. She wakes to find her
weapons wrested from her grasp, her ramparts
defenseless, and "our girl' in possession Of the
fortress.
To do away with the whole evil at once must
eookstove and the wielders of mops and scrab-
brushes? Must their soft white hands do the duties
of drawers of water and hewers of wood? When
we would find gentle companion with whom to
discuss days affairs within the precincts of our
homes-cheerful conversatonists with whom to
chat of books, of music and pictures-with whom
we would share the reinements of life and the
luxury of leisure, are we to put on sort of social
IL.
ktchendom to bri her, like the buried portion of
wreck, to the urfaee? Our lip curves involun-
tarily, and our nostrils fly upward, we imagine
ourselves waiting there while she washes the
grease from her fingers with hard soap and dries
them crash towel behind the door. Nay
let our wives be our ladies-let our servants be
educated to properly fill their stations. We rear
rare temples in which our "upper classes shall
enjoythe benefits of culture and accomplishments;
our servants are turned into the precincts of pot
and kettledom literal know-nothings.
Why have we no schools with competent princi-
pals and preceptresses which will turn out finished
chambermaids, who will sweep carpets without
forgetting to brush down cobwebs or cleanse the
corners laundresses, who will not be wholly
ignorant Of their Office; walters, who can compre-
bend the art of good table attendance; cooks,
who understand chemistry and know something of
the laws of digestion-who comprehend that
man and turkey are two quite different things to
stuff, and who do not require the bit of informa-
ton to be added to their stock of general know
ledge, that the turkey has gizzard and the man
has not. yrE
The present aggravating state of seryantevil
might be greatly reduced by the judicious efforts
of men wise enough to found means of proper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-10

plays an engagement next week in 81 Louis and
Understand gees to she ST. Charles this season
when know the numerous friends OF her enid,
hood viii gladly welcome back this blooming ana
opening rosebud.
i will pay flying visit to my old friends and
chums III st. Louis reyel nlager beer and ali thelr
kind Inequalities, ana then make tracks Tor nome,
sweet home. WY
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G q I'd.

Having purchased the spacious Iron Building, No. 49 Chest
nut street and fitted with convenience facilitate
my business particularly that branch devoted COUNTRY
ORDERS and having larger capital than any other party
invested in the business prepared greater
yanages than my customers. new Classified Gaia.
logue Books inst issued the writings of every
standard author In department of literature including
two hundred volumes of History Biography Voyages and
Travels Adventures etc. ETC., published by myself This is
the most complete catalogue of Books and Gifts published
and gives all the information relative the purchasing
wardng by Mail Express Of Books ordered from my
lishnen together with full directions how remit money
will furnish book of moral characer published the
United States the regular retail price of which Dollar or
upwards and guarantee give perfect satisfaction my
TONER'S am determined maintain the reputation
acer already bestowed upon my establishment.
Strangers visiting Philadelphia invited to call at EVANS
GIFT BOOK HOUSE and Judge for themselves
DO NOT SEND ORDERS
IRRESPONSIBLE PARTIES.
George G. Evans
ORIGINAL
G IF T. B o0K EETERPR Use
Has been
vz. ENDORSED BY THE BOOK TRADE
All the Leading City and Country
NEWSPAPERS.
PUNcrUAL BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS OF TIE Es-
TABLIsHMENT HAVE RECEIVED THE
APPRECIATION OF OVER -".
5.Mm. 100000
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Each of whom
HAVE RECEIVED SUBSTANTIAL EVIDENCE 3D..
Benefits derived by purchasing Books
THE HEA QUA ERs
Geo. G. Evans
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE, z.=
No. 439 CHESTNUT STREET,
Philadelphia.
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DIR. DAVIS

DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAB
Under its influence the dangerous cough removed spit
ting of blood is prevented the breathing rendered soft
and the unfortunate sufferer restored from the
awful condition Of Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Retail by
WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Ghartres street.
Sole agents for the South.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DAILEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
pcaton both the Eastern and Western Herisphess he
introduced and its intrinsic merit Is the secret Of liza
in all cutsneous Affections whether The be acct
dent disease
Burns and SoaIds
Are instantly relieved of their anguish, pain inflammation
by timely application Of this healer and the flesh il
renewed as If by charm, blemish remaining
The Friend OF the Nursery. .m ,@
Children frequent sufferers injuries esp
ally from fluid and eaphene explosions every mother
should have this healing preparation constantly 1t heals
breasts and quickly letter. or Ruewor az
prevalent in children.
To Travellers by Sea and Land.
The achns the traveller every other individual whore
lot in life throws him within the accident from explo
slon fire collision should bear mind this Magic Ex
tractor his best and only friend portable and eean
and should ever BE- his companion friend need There
thousands Of living witnesses testify lie marvellous viz
tue, who their sound limbs and It's saving
efficacy.
The following are few of the leading diseases 10 Hh,t
DAILEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is a preventive,
as we'll as cure:
Burns, Bruises,
Bols, Broken Breasts
Bites of Reptiles Cancer. "m.um Vs..
Cracked Lips, Chapped Hands,
Chilhlatns, Cramp,
Contracted Cords Chates,
Diseases Of the SKIN Erys,peIas
Fistuia, Frost Bites,
Fever Sores Felons,
.m.. Glaudular Diseases
Mersurial Sores,
Pains generally,
Pimpes, Piles,
Poison rheumatism,
Rashes, Sores of all kinds,
Shot Wounds ScrofulA
scuryy scaids, searf,
scaid Heads, Spraius,
Small Pox, Tunlors, =.-. .M
letter, Uulcers,
yCnerea Sores etc. etc.
Sold at the principal depos IA broadway New York and
and ISL Chartes street, New Orleans, by
]. WRIGHT Il CO.,
.u.a General Agents.
be obtained respectable druggists and
chants thronghoutthe United States and csIadas.
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT ann ROACH DESTROYER.
saaran'eed tobe the used for
the destruction ottheae Troublesome Heralin
% sure and ssk for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH De
sF&oVR as there many spurious articles offered
Farsate by WRIGHT Il CO.
IL l6m1W Il and Isl ChartiAs erect
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This Invaluable medicine prepared from an extensive
practice Of several years in bilious climate known
fail curing Fever and Ague any the diseases above
named. 4.I-..
Those who suffering from affections Of tails kind also
those nYRds their effects upon the con.
stituon, will find the INDIA CHoLAGoGUEa most invalu
able remedy purifying the blood thoroughly ciennn
trvna aa the morbid effects Of Ab0as climate
The wonderful eeets Choagogue Graduating bile from
the human system only explain its extraordinary agency In
the speedy thorough and Fever and
and the various grades of intermittent rettent feyers
has been tested In thousands Of ease bv
all who have used it, of the greatest Fever and Az
remedies extant.
Be sure and ask for Dr. osGooD's INDIA cHoLAGoaf
there many counerfeits offered for sale.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and re at propye
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and itI ChartIes street.
General Aeei
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4 witness in certain court, not a thousand
miles rom RappahaRnnck, on being Intercepted
y 70 whether tlae defendant in certain case was
drunk replied:
AWeil, can't say that have seen him drunk
sseArtty Dab once saw him sitting in the middle
Of me hoor, making grabs in the air, saving that
aesa Pc hanged II he didn't catch the bed The next
Iime il ran past him,n
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From the Philadelphia Saturday Gazette. I


THAT the business of Gift Enterprise can be made les
oneha be conducted fairly aad honoraby doing
justice all parties absurdty but reality thai has
been demonstrated plainly. True know Of but one man
who has succeeded nno only peeuiarly has the
confidence of the public and the conclusion have arrived
Is that owing solely fact that he is the only one of
them who has dealt honoaby and fairly by his patrons Ger
tain is that could conduct business unfairly the
length time he has without word complaint being ut
tered against him by the hundreds of thousands who have been
the recipients Of fsvos at his hands, We refer course to
Mr.. Geo. G. Evans, 439 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
SEND FOR A CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE OF BOOKS,
which will be sent gratis any person who will send their
address.
Order any book that you may want the usual retail
price, together with the required postage and one
trial will you that the place the country to pur
chase books is at the
RELIABLE GIFT-BooK ESTABLISHMENT
Geo. G. Evans,
4S9 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Agents Wanted.
To whom greater Inducements than ever are offered.
Any person. either male female who DESTROYS engag
ing In
HONORABLE AND PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT,
requiring but little time and outlay of money and by which
they obtain gratis
A VALUABLE LIBRARY,
FINE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN,
A HANDSOME SERVICE OF PLATE,
A SPLENDID SET OF JEwELRY,
AN ELEGANT SILK DRESS PATTERN,
Or other choice articles the List of Gifts
can do so by acting Agent for this establishment
Any person. any part country can be an agent SIM
ply by forming club sending the list of books and renting
the amount of msney required for the same.
GET UP A CLUB.
Send for Catalogue which contains all the desired infor1na.
lion relative agencies clubs and to in.
prompt and honorable dealings address all orders to
THE HEADQUARTERS
OF
George G. Evans,
Publisher aud Proprietor of The Oldest and
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DR.. wRIGHTts
CELEBRATED REJuVENApING ELIXIR
.=.=.. Prepared
On the stricest Pharmaceutical Principles by one OF the ebes
Chemists of the age. for the cure Of
General Debility
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbeclity
Determination of Blood to the Head
Confused Ideas, =m.~.5
Hyseria,
General Irritabiiy,
Restessness and
Absence of Muscular Efficiency.
Loss of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emaciation,
5..-.= Low Spirits,
Dsorganizaton OF the
Organs of Generation
=. Palptation of the Heart,
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO..
q and ISL Chartres street.
Sole Proprietors
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Geo. G.. Epans'


HILA d e PHIA
Gift BOOK Enterprise !.
THE OLDEST
And
Largest in the World!
-Is@- .#..".- m
MANENTLY LOCATE
..... .-..m. Al
o.. No. a59 Chestnut street, ...
f.. PHILADELPHIA. d.. ... .
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J. WRIGHT & co.
WINERs CANADIAN KERMIFUaR

MEDICAL.......nI MEDICAL.
WINERS CANADIAN VERMIFUGR
=~ -.@ SAVES THE CHILDREN
This is the only remedy against Worms the hure
frauehIugs fatal and destructive to children
Save the Children!
Let mothers be timely warned and allow these child pur
derers to remain the systems Of their offspring Remenb~
that
WTNER,s CANADIAN yERMFuGE
will at once and Danish the reptiles and the yoang will
be saved. Think Of this
Colonel yasser Mississippi! In letter j. W. Vesey ESQ.,
Conservative thus winds up he communication
the value of this medicine to his family Ny exps.
convinced that in the experiment have made
with winers Canadian yenuge 1t to suffering human
y as well tho manufacturer ths medicine 10 make
public the result Of my observations.
"ISigned W. II. VAssERn
The yermituge is for sale. wholesale and RETAIL by
.... z..= }. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street
Sole Proprietoss
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REAL sCnEIDAm sCHsAPps,

EvEERts
INDICATED GIN or GENUINE scHELDA4 ScRaAP
A pure article Of Holland Gin
A wholesome beverage, and invaluable FAMILY
CINE, particularly beneaeali in all cases of
DYsENTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DIARRHEA. Rk
RHEUMATISM, :, r.
G0UT, ~
FEvERSs
Etc. ETC., Z
1t Is highly recommended by many of the nos, .u.
clans throughout the States excellent and p' "
alive and admitted to all h
o. gans etc. and is Peculiarly to Of females and
children.
As no other article been justly entitled "a
the name of the
Real schetdam schnapps,
he public are cautioned purchase but the genuine article
called
FANDEVEER's INDICATED GIN;
Real sche idam Schmapps.
Each bottle will bear signature OF the prsprstor ,cn.
other is genuine wtthoutit.
For sale New oleans and retail at propretoa
prices by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
5.= @@m q and Isl Ghattres strest.
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MEDICAL acknowledgements
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RENARKABLE PEDESTRIAN FEAF.-Small boy on
tip-toe to companion" Sh-h-stop your noise,
all of you.H
Companions-"H Halo, Tommy, what's up new?"
Small" We've got new babY-vefp weak and
tired---walked all the way from Heaven last night
mustn't be kfekn' up ROW around here
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
~. "a. AZ.
Railways Regulating Pills.

The Triumph Of Vegetable Aedecines OUeT Cdlomel,
Quinine, and their kindred Mineral POiSOnS.
The serious injuries allied upon the SICK afflicted
with Chills and Fever, or Ague and ever, Typhoid
Fever Scarlet and other fevers, in the Administration
of Quinine Calome Arsenicf Blue Pill, &C III whole
sale doses daily in the saffron colored and
yellow skinned cripple ne totters through our
streets, vainy crying out for healfh-hedI health!
Let physicians and others bear in mind, that in all
cases either of other disease where custom
has sanctioned the prescription OF Qunine Calomel,
or Blue Pill, that RADWAY' REGULATING PILLS
will the patient all the benefits III much
less than these p0sOns expected to achieve,
without enailing such terrible attacks of the liver,
heart, and general system Nine-tenths of the dis
eases hat sfict US are caused by over-dosng with
QGinine. Arsenic, CaOmel, &c-,
RADwAY's REGULATING PILLS operate in from three to
six hOurs-do not strain the system-do not weaken it
do rritate the bOwels-are ted with gum, and
tn refOre pleasant to take-pOstivey cures constpa
ton, liver complaint indigestion, Oarrhoea, mercurial
diseases. &c, when nothing else Will touch the COM
plants. From to pills will produce healthy dis
charge Guaranteed to be free from mercury qunine,
iodine, antmony, and every drastic and dangerous
DIR The safest apparent in the world for ladies and
children.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

- There was a large and intelligent
audience at the Capitol, Thursday night, to
hear Rev ]. 3. FERGUSON speak upon tie Po-
litical topics which are now threatening the
peace and perpetuity of the Union lie was
listened to aitentively, and frequently aP-
plauded. We intended to give brief sketch
OF his positions; but, having learned that 1t
is his expectation to publish the entire
speech, we refrain from doing so. We may
remark, however, that it was fine, Southern
in its tone, and was an elegant production.
He did not speak as a party man, but as
citizen who feels that tie rights and inter
ests of his section are in jeopardy, and that
il is necessary to make vigorous and de-
termined effort to preserve them.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
cincinnati nsnrKct

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2s.--P. N.
FLOUR-The market has not changed; the demand
continues quite limited The sales comprise 500 bbs
extra to fancy, III lOts, at 81 % to 50 25
WHISKY dull market, and prices &c lower
Sales Of 500 bbls 15c, including that from wagon.
HOGS.-This was the dullest day of the season; the
receipts were quite large, and 40 demand, ex"7' at
much lower prices Good Hogs were offered guile
FIRE ly at So rs, but the lew packers VINO We buying
uid name anything over 50 so. Tie sales were
confined 400 head in sinai, lots, average 235 TO
$50 lbs, at So SOG5 90. ReceiptE 1000 head.
PRUvISIoNS-Mess Pork is nominal at SIS to SIS so.
We could not hear Of any demand. Lard dull, and
offered at 90 without buyers; ga was en-red-
shoulders uld have been bought at Axe; sides at
exc, and Hams al Z &c.
GRoCERIES-A fir demand for Sugar, with sales
of 40 hin at 63<@74c. Mulasses il fair demand
sales OF 10 bbls sue; the small way S2c is OBJ
tanned. Coffee duh and easier, quote prime al Is
i0l014c-
WHEAT-The receipts light, and the demand
quite iimiteu We quote prices nominal at 90c@Sl for
prime re.' and white No sales IT ported
CORN-The market is uncha. ged and dull. We
quote 1t al 29(G32c-the outside rate at the wer de-
puts. sales 800 bush at c., Ii. & ID. R. r. at &c.
OATS-The demand is fair, and the market steady
at 24c III buik.
kYE-The demand is good, and prices advanced to
57@5Sc.
BARLEY-The market continues dull and pric S So
irree ular tact accurate quotations cannot be ei-en
Tue sales reported were 5000 bush goUd ral, yester
day, at TSc; $50 20 prime spring at IS so do good
fail at 16c; so DO do al 10c 400 d. PRIME M Toe.
HAY-The market is unchai ged, and Gull at SIS SO
a per ton Tor prime Ii;not " in bales, arrival
CHEESE--The export dema d is quite limited, and
t ie market dull and shade easier. We quote W. K.
at 914g91zc; Hambu 6 at 1Oc, ami F. d. at lie.
BUTTER-The demand IS mited and local. and the
market dull at 14(D15c for Prime roll
APPLES-wtstern are in mode. ate demand from
the cal trade, at S1DI so pr bbls for pri
PUTAIOES-T.e market continues dull and heavy
but pric, re unchanged. We tote prime Neshan.
nOcks arrival al Bum. Sc per bush.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
The Meeting To-day.

Under the call published in our paper a
few days since, the citiz rs of Nashville and
Davidson county are invited TO assemble at
the Court House to-day at IL o'clock. A NJ
for the purpose Of taking action upon the
proprieIy of call upon the Governor to con-
vene the State Legislature with view OF
providing for State Convention. The Oh
iect of this Convention is 10 ascertain and ex-
press the sentiment of TIE people of Tennes-
see upon the great issue of the day, and to
solicit i Conference with the remainder OF
the Southern St1tes. The meeting will b.
wholly bipartisan in its character, and every
man who appreciates the present exigenGy OF
afFlirs Is requested 10 be present
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

BANGS. AND BEANs.-There Is great deal
of talk about probable losses by the City
Bank, when at the same time our business
men regard its bills as good as those of any
other Bank 1t reminds a friend of ours Of
Ike PAETINGTOS and the beans. Isaac"
said Mrs PARTINGroS one day al dinner, L
didn't want you to violate your constitution
by an overfiush OF vittlss, and so l think
you'v eaten as many Of them beans as there's
necessary for" transporting people have
been swallowing as many stories ABOUT the
City Bank las there is any necessary fol"
and they'd better quit it now aud hold on to
their bills. or come aud pay them for sub
seription to the Patriot
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
River News.
ARRIVED.

Nov. 30.-Mayduke, Paducah.
James Woods, New Orleans.
Umpire, Coal Mines.
G. E. Hillman, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Mayduke, Paducah.
The river is rising, with 10 feet water on
Harpeth Sh ais
The bully Rcd Rour leaves for New Or
leans today at uOon- This gallant craft is
in the finest order. Tor the accommodation OF
passengers, possessing every comfort and
convenience, and is under The command of
gentlemen of experience, careful and always
attentive to those under their charge. If
there are any of our readers who are con
templating trip to the lower South, and are
cOnlent with the speed of steambuat,-the
good old mode of travel,--we would advise
them 10 go ON the FED RoVer- They can't do
better. The bar is supple with the best
liquors, Cigars, and fruits, and is under the
charge of ASH BEoWN. the tight man ia the
right place.
FOR Sr. LOUIs.-The great and gallant
steamer C. Z HiIIHlqa arrived yesterday from
ST. Louis with heavy freight aud passenger
list. She Will leave on return trip this eve-
mig at o'clock, P. VI. She is in charge of
that polite and affabIe gentleman, Capt. NEWT
COEBETT. and a more worthy and careful
commander never walked the decks of a
steamer. By the way, the HRLrnqn is not sur
passed in any respect for her neat and unap-
prOacnable accommodate ms for the travelling
public, every hing about her being of the
latest and most approved style. Her tables
are covered with all the condiments of
fruitful lIrder. together with tropical fruits
of all kinds Her sunny Side" is in charge
Of our valued young friend HENRY WALTZ,
who always keeps the best. aud is ever ready
to wait upon bis friends. Her exchequer is
presided over b. those strict and pTaiseworthy
gentlemen, MeSsrs. BELL and LoNGwoRIH.
whose extreme mOdesty is only equaled by
their excellence. Passengers for St. Louis, or
points farther West, should take the Hllman
to-day, aud when they get to ST. Louis they
viii regret to part with her and her noble
crew of officers
The new and superb steamer james Woods
arrived from New Orleans to-day, with
freight list, mostly railroad iron for the
Nashville and North Western Railroad. Her
departure will be on Tuesday next at 4
by model gentlemen in the persons of Capt.
BOYD. and the SMITH family, the latter hay
ing charge of the office.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
The Minute Medicine,

instantaneous ease is given by RkbwAY's READY Re-
in all OF acute PAIN internal external 1t
stops in moment the maddening agony of Rheuma-
tism, neuralgia toothache burLs, scalds, cuts and
bruises, when applied outwardly Torture, that if
continued would death, is arrested by single
OF it, five minutes 1t suspsnds disease giving
time for the action OF the other remedies. All com
plants caused by unhealthy air prevented by its
occasional When tn nervous system is paralyzed
nvused, it produces rapid reaction immediate
ly relieving spasms convusiops, Mysteries, &C. Fer
the debilitated it Is the best possible stomachic in
dnitey better than alchohol in any form. Have
hrnd always, for it may be required at any moment,
and no drug will supply its place.
RadWay IS Remedies are sold by Druggists every
where.
EwIN, PENDLEroN < CO., Agents for Nashville.
RADWAY & CO.,
dec1-Im g John Street, N. Y.