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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-24

FOR pfety ana cheap dry goods cal on NICHOLSON
d HuWuNEY At No y South side Of the square
they are receiving daily fine stock Of both fancy
and staple goods, which they are selling a little
cheaper than any other house in the city marl5 If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-24

JNo. YoRE q Co, Union Street, have received Har-
per, Frank leslie H'ayery ana the Ledger, for this
rppk
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81. ALRANN.

ON THURSDAY, the 99th Of March the premises pro-
to sell this we'll known place The house is large and
cOmmodogs and the site OF the hsndsomes the
cinity Of Nashville
TERNs twelve, eighteen twenty four months credit
for notes payable in bank bearing interest," and lien retained
The sale is positive and presents opportunity for OBJ
tanning fine residence at bargaia.
Sale at IL O'Clock, A NJ
marl7 A V. 9. LINDSLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-24

YoJNc AmERlcA AuEAD!-W. Il SLOAN, the indie
pendent newsboy gave US yesterday the Cincinnati
Commercial Of the god. twelve hours ahead nf the
uail
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Silks, Dress Goods
9TUFF doODa

Black Italian silks, al Hidihs:
GrOs DeRhins Lyons, every width and quality:
Lyons eros D'Naps, black and colored;
Black Tafetas, medium and heavy;
Black ArmuFe Royale;
Rieh POult De Sole, baysders and plain;
Grol DsParis, full boiled:
Aieh Chene, extra rich;
Rich Robes, tive 70 ten Volauts;
Black Velvet, Lyons;
Black SAtins,
White Silk serges and Oil Silks;
Black and COlored Chzllies;
PoplnS, Bayadere, Chens and Broche;
Grapes, English andItalians, all eoIors;
Grape Leissel
Oriental BaregeI and Tissues:
Grenadines and Icons Cloths;
DeLaines, plaid and printed;
DeLaines, rich chintz eolora;
Aerinos, black, white and colored;
Alpaccas, black, colored and BrOoads:
Black B JmbaEinss, winter and summer Easris.
Aoreens for Skirts;
Grass Cloth fer Skirts;
Hair s
Clan Tartan Plaids Scotch.
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ROCK CITY MILLS.
RAELWAY MATTERS


LITERARY PArERs-3lr f. HAeAS has all the litera-
ry papers. CAL and get your supplies.
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WANTED.

LOUISVILLE, March 2O.-The river is f2ilgiag with
six feet water in the canal. ."'''F
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-24
COMMERCIAL

Review OF the Nashville Markets EIarch %.
c0IE0N-Ths cotton market stu remains inactive. We
heard Of only The following sales day 81 SIC,
sc and at Iae. We quote:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-24

TIE DISAPPEARANCE OF Mrs. BEENNAN--SHE Is IN
FLORENCE. ITAIY-A MYSTERY ACCOUNTED FoR.-
Our readers win recolect that some fifteen months
ago Mrs Brennan, wife of Major BRENNAN, of the
United States Army, mysteriously disappeared in
New York. 1t was supposed she had been murder
ed and great exertions made to ferret out the
crime. The New York Tribune Of the 10Th inst,
however. says:
We learn, through pRvate letter from Florence.
that Mrs. Brennan, whose disappearance from Sta
ten Island caused so much excitement some fifteen
months ago, and who was supposed to have been
murdered, Is new in Italy and was recently for
short time in Florence. By whom she was accom-
panied we not informed but she is thought not
20 have been alone. She was seen and recognized
there by persons who knew her perfectly This
would seem to set entirely at rest the story of her
murder which we believe has for some time past
been supposed to be without foundation in fact
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-24
Passed March 9, 1860.
A true copy, J E R RAY, Secretary.

AN ACT auho Of kin Of deceased PERSONS when there
administrator executor to in certain
Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of the State
Of Tennessee That when all the debts Of deceased person,
shall be paid in full aud the administrator executor, OF such
deceased person. shall have be Dead and there shall
be person representing such deceased person. administrator
executor shall be claims the Of the dece
dent which from insolvency other cause not collected
by the administrator Of such dcednt, then and in
that the Of IN OF s2ch deceased person for
ard collect such claims in their Provided
that the received shall be distributed in accordance with
distribution if such person left
WILL but in the event such person LEFT last will and testament
then in accordance with such will.
further enacted, That the said claims, any Of
them, reduced to judgment in the life time such deceD
bis administrator his executor eI such judgement
judgments may by ICGS, in the Of the
deceien enable such next OF kin to enforce col
lection Of the same.
SIC Be it further enacted That this shall
from and after its passage.
" c WHITTHOKNE,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
TAI W NEWMAN.
tb, Co.
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MARCH 9Oth 1859
pELLS LADING.
BILLS LADING.
BILLS LADING.
BILLS LADING,
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.
RAILROAD RECEIPTS, all different Roads.
RAILROAD RECEIPTS,
CHECK BOOKS.
CHECK BOOKS.
CHECK ROCKS
CHECK BOOKS.
On al lGIereHt Banks and sizes y
JOHNSON & TREANOB,
marc No. Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
COAL OIL
* BBs Coal oil, very superior article, Just received
lmaTsE RAINS, BROWN co.
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TCEI ICE!! TCEi!!

ICEt IGks! AJbai'
VETE havs opened or ice Depot in srear Of the state
w Bank aad viii sell as chenp any in the market that
- good Our ice from Paradise m thirteen miles north
Il Nashville and made exclusively Of TIE best Spring Water Ia
the Stats, from egif inches thick We viii open
depot South Cherry street, At Rccrsrys grocery store
mareRi4 B.E.E ]. ]. sARREVP
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We authorized to announce CARY A. HARRIS, Of VIII
hanson county, candidate Attorney General, for the ~
deal Circuit composed Of theoouutes Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner 0otl4-td1
We authorize to JAS =. RAIAES, ESQ a.
candidate for the e Of Attorney General for the Ninth Jual
ca Circuit composed OF the counties Of williamson sunaT
and Davidson Election in May, 1860
Weare authorized announce s. Z. FINLEY OF DAVIDSON
county candidate for Attorney General Of the sth Jnaic
Circuit. Election May 1861
octq, '59-te
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A good opportunity is offered this evening at
early lgas light for bargains at BExJ. +. SHIELDS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-24

Wholesale cash buyers should read the advertise
ment il another column -four enterprIsing friends
SrsarcH q FoEnEs Don't fail to call on them. for
we know it viii he greatly 20 your interest TO do SO
before you make your purchases. march l7-dlw
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Great Fire at DanviIIe XVI
". B. DODDS & cos
CONCRETE SAFES TRIUMPHANT.
DAsyrarr, Ky, March 6, 1850

MEazRs. W. B. DoDDs & Co.. CnosnArI:
GETs-The safe purchased from yo1 some time since was
severely tested By the recent disastrous IRE in this place and We
arc happy to yt stood the test equal the Representations
you made US when purchased store ROOM in which the
stood, totally destroyed by tina ard the safe fell into
the cellar, and covered by burning ruins but upon get
ting and opening found every paper safe not one Of
them scorched deaced in any way We take plea1ue in
bearing this testimony to the excellent quality the safes nan
ufactured at you establishment Yours
lslgnedl T. J. SHINDELBOWER
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Tube Paints and Artists brushes,
the largest stock in the City.

Also extensive Dealers in
AmBROTYPE, MELAINOTYYE, PHOTO
GRAPH AND DAGUERREOTEPE GOODS
And Artists AppaFszs and Chemicals Of every descriptions in
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-24
THE LARGEST STOCK OF

Trusses and SuPp0EteFss Of every variety, sVsr
sdsred ia This city Whatever may b the size of the patient,
he kind Of hernia he certainly be suited calling 90
the o. Colsge and Union street,, where can be found
good Of Surgical and Dental Instruments, Lace
Stockings Knee Caps, Anklsts, &C.
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RED BOILING sPRIN S

Il Il ID B % l. q = IL g 8,
MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
AVING purchase the interest Of Mezsrs EEyFy HEAAN
in the above Springs We have taken possession Of
the and determined to spare e1sOnE to
pleAIant SUMNER retreat
The springs located in Macon county seventy miles dis
tart IRON Nashville Parties leaving for the Springs will take
Ne daaup oSr az "lcn place stages leave for Hartsve
heDce BY mack Ihe hack will les7e other morning
The reputation Of water is too we'll known in this comu
nifty to need For scrofua Dyspepsia, Gravel
Stoneia the bladder and all affections kidney they are
specific refer with pleasure to Dr. E. A. Herbert Of Nash
having been permanently cared Of aggravated
marl6-d3m WEBB & WALKER Proprietors
TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF NASHVILLE.
THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC BANNER
EyHIs paper heretofore published at Bowling Green XIV
has been removed to FraRkF, Simpson county. in the
The merchants and business men cf Nashville would fnd
their interest By advertising tgSggh ne columns Of this pa
parlT-lR Editors and Publishers.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
S0 RBLs. EXTRA FAMILY A, FLOUR, Manufactured
sale BY rmarlal MIzELL, HOOPER co.
NESHANNOCK POTATOES,
- = BARRELS to arrive to-day and for sale by
ID marl5 MIzELL, HOOPER co.
FRESH PEACHES.
~ = DOZEN CANS FREsHPEACHEs, Just received and
. for sale BY Lmarl5l MIZELL, HOOPER co
TNBNE GRAPE ROOTS AND OUTLINES,
IL FRESH AND HEALTHY; just received and for sale by
BENZ. T. SHIELDS & CO.,
marlO Central Auction Rooms.
A UCTION SALE OF VARIETIES. Tbi. Fvsn.
"a ing lat early Gas by
BENZ. T. SHIELDS & CO.,
maT!S-1L No. q College street
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FeR sALE.
VIE former residence Of George ColFRa, in front
a OF the Lower Wharf Tie p; Sants 100 fset.
ApPiyto n Il. ALLEN, CiarksVle
o. RUSSELL HOUSTON, Nashville.
Jno ad - private SALE will be sold at the House
pub.icly on the Both inst marl5-d,d
BURNING FLUID.
EENANNER's OIL. Sperm OIL Lard Oil, Coal OIL Lnsred
mara-d Rams BROWN co.
FOR SALE.
NUMBER one stone cutter and stone mas0u, young ind
"a likely negro fellow, aad several girls aud b2Sz COED
sook, wash and irOner, for saleby
NERB. MERRILL L co.,
Earl4' No. South MagkSt street.
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We understand that the stock advertised will be
sold without limit to the highest bidder for cash.
No p6stponement
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-24
Passed February p, 1860
A true copy, J L r RAY, Secretary.

AN ACT providing for the sale Of State stock in all urnpkes
enacted the General Assembly OF the State
Of Tennessee That the Secretary Of State be and he is hereby
authorised empowered advertise and sell all the stocks
by the State in all the Turnpike Companies Of this satel
such prices such be agreed to- and deemed
best for the interest of the State by the said Secretary the GOV
Of the State and the Comptroller
Be fu-ther enacted That the fund arising from said
when made shall be appropriated the eXngushment OF
indebtedness the State, by the Secretary under the
and direction Of the persons designated in the first section
OF this act.
W WHITTHCRNE,
Speaker Of the House OF Representative
TAI W NEWMAN,
OF ha
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-24

seventh ChancerF DiEtslons
We are authorized to announce Col 10 c. GUILD a cahl
date FOR Chancellor Of the Seventh Chancey Division Of Ten
nessse dec28-te
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Passed March J., lsbJ.
A,true copy } n 4 RAY, Secretary.


Atrue COPY, n Z RAY, Secretary.
AN ACT to amend section 7j2 OF the Code Tennessee
SECTION by the General Assembly Of the State
OF Tennessee hundred AMI y tEO Of the
Code Tennessee amended, read thbt in addition to
the osth prescribed by the the oath office,
every rubc officer that he has directly ind.
recty given accepted knowingly carried challange in
writing otherwise, person being citizen Of this State
therein, since the adoption Of the constitution
IN 1885, and will during his continuance in Office he
guilty OF either Of these acts.
Res0lUe this act, nor the onet INTENDED amend,
shall apply any person, WHO has given pr accepted cAa
leaF OF oughs due before he became citizen Of the State
W c NHITTHORNE,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
TAI " NEWMAN,
Speaker Of the Senate
Passed March u, 1860.
A true copy, J L RAY, Secretary.
IN ACT to repeal section g. chapter 3, Of entitled
Of acceptance to the suspended banks passed
March {, lo5S and for other purposes.
SECTION Be enacted by the General Assembly Of the State
Of Tennessee That section g. chapter 49, OF act entitled
the acceptance to the suspended banks
passed March g. 1858 be is hereby repealed
enacted, That the President aud directors OF the
Branch Of the Bank Of Tennessee at Knoxville be and they
hereby prohibited from dcountng more bills OF exchange than
regular notes. 80,
SEC , Be enacted That the Branches Of the BANK Of Ten
nee at Carksve aud somerve shall be allowed the same
privilege, hst the present Bank now bas n donsIng bills
W WHlTTHORNE,
Sneaker Of the House Of Representatives.
-AZ NEWMAN,
Speaker Of the SeUate
Passed 1Isrch l3, 1850
A true COPY, J + r RAY. Secretary.
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CHILDE HAROLD.

Ill
FEyHIs thorough and popular bred Race Horsesrs "a
Stallion will remain my stables another sea NrJ,,
Cbilde Harold ran all distances frsm to miles ST u
and vas never beaten the the -r7T
81 and finest bTesder have known, proof Of de re-
cord Of the fairs show at his colts took m0Te premiu than
any blood horse in Tennessee.
prce viii be $50 fof thorouchb and $50 for common
mares In 81 the cash viii be required before the
Mas tpt till close Of season at 81 per week ezespt when
ur attention and feed is required No liability for acct
season. or the money fer season returned at option
W HARDING.
jane6-tw9m BtW3m miles west Of Nashville.
BUDGET PUN Tor April.
BUDGET FUN for april.
ia DGET FUN for April,
BUDGET FUN for April.
Just received by JOHNSON 4 TREAEOR,
marl3 No 0, Union Street
DRESS SILKS.
1O0 PIECES DRESS SILKS bought at Auction very
HUI cheap which invite the attention OF The trade
JAMES LOW CO.,
mario 3ls Main street, Louisville Ky
WANTED.
uAN to contract cut ard cor from two to three thousand
cords Of wood, adj dining Edgeed Apply the undergB
Ool4 Il h. S. FRENCH,
PETERSONsS LADIES' MAGAZINE
lust received by HAGAE & TREANOR,
~ snl9 alAgents, Nc. Union street,
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PROFESSOR LOUIS $. ULLmANN's
OrientnI weather Indicator.

PATENTED "a the United States. Sept. Is, 1859.
Ais0, In England France, AHstrig and PrnSIla.
Call and see the new "a which the weather Indicator
up portable and mailed 70 Of ~ Hod
doubt uncertainty sboEt THIS great Arabian
plant the various changes the weather twenty four
hours IN advanc q farmers and scientific Of
ss coun y have testified and others Who require
knsw the Weather twenty orr hours ahead
arrange their ploEng, sewing &C. should By All have
one Of these Weather Propheg Gold Nashville By
STRETCH a FORREss Druggin
Corner o. College and Union streets.
II ITO whom ordsrs be directed.
NB-stlte and County Rights Tor the drst time
oFered for sale kddress above. marl7
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CONSTIPATION OR cosrIvENEss.

No one Of the "msny ills 6esh heir tor prevalent 90
little understood and much neglected a. Costiyenes~ Ven
sght OF little consequence TO excite whi
In reality precursor and companion Of Of the nost
fatal and dangerous diseases emo unless early eradcated w
bring the sufferer utey grave Among the lighter eyih
Of which the attendant Headache, Colo,
Rheumatism Foul Breath Piles and others Of Hike nature while
long train ghtfu diseases such Malignant Feyer ABB
cesses Dysenery Diarhes, Dyspepsia, Apopexy Eersy
Paralysis Hyers Hypochondasis Melancholy and insanity
first indicate presence in the system by this alarming ynp
tom Not unrqueny the diseases originate in Consps
ton but take Independent existence unless the cause =
edicaed in an early stage From all these c0nsderatonsh
follows that disorder should receive immediate attention
whenever and person should neglect TO boz or
Ger halle the appearance Of the complaint an their
timely will expe the nsduous approaches OF disease ana
destroy this dangerous foe to human Ife s1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

" HrADsoms IS the fvorte gn BY which nature males
tnown any deviation whatever from the natural state OF e
irap and viewed in this light may be looked safe
tua intended give notice q disease which might
houd be neglected Headaches be cssSed andr
names viz: symptonisc and IdoPsthic symptonasns
Headache l. exceedingly and IL the precursor I ees
variety of diseases which Apopex Gout AheurA
tsm, and all ebrile diseases In its nervous form mps
thec Of disease Of the stomach constituting sick hedda of
hepsc disease constituting bilious headache Of worms eons
paon and other disorders Of the bowels well renal ana
affections Diseases The very frequently az
tended with Headaches AnsmiA and peho4 are also sne
tions which frequently occerion he eadache Idopathc Hod
ache ia also very common, being usually distinguished by the
Of headae sometime coming suddenly IN
of apparently sound health and prosrstag the
and physical energies and IN other instances 1t comes on
SLOW headed by depression Of spirits acebity Of temper
the pain Il the front Of head
or both eyes and sometimes provoking vonng under shis
class maya also be named Neuralgia. f.s
For the Of either class Of Headache the Cephsc
pills have found and safe remedy relieving the most
acute pain minutes and by Its subtle sradcsna
the disesses Of which Headache Is the unerring index
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16
THE METHODIST

T'HE METHODIST
FOR THIS WEEK is now ready and may be obtained Of the
News Dealers and ri the Its contents Of the usual
variety embracing topics Of interest passing events in Re
cogs aud Secular Aairs throughout the world The persist
en efforts il made TO crush independent press in the
Methodist Church by Of its true character and
by weight official influence entitle the leading Editorial Of
shis number, ON
RELIGIOUS JOURNALISM r. II
IN which some Of the reasons avorus Independent rather than
official journals set forth and calmly considered tospecd
attention. The ether Editorials on
METHODIST HISTORICAL SOCIETIES.
THE TEXAS PLOT, NO PLOT,
4 GOOD SHOWING OF OUR MISSIONARY WORK,
And OIL other subjects Of the usus ability and interest
FOREIGN AFFAIRS .-r
are terely and ueily treated by the Corresponding Editor
THE REV. DIR. MCCLINTOCK,
ENGLISH CORRESPONDENT,
IS well az in the usual full Summary OF Details.
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
In Correspondence various points treating matters Of
interest to general readers in readable style including letter
THE REV. HEMAN BANGS,
on Csmpmeengs and the improvements required in various
particulars. And one from
PHILADELPHIA, BY THE REV p COoMBE,
from Ainnesota from Indiana, and from the
BALTIMORE CONFERENCE
A graphic report of the recent
SOCIAL REUNION AND JUBILEE
OF THE CITY sUNDAY-SCHO0L SOCIETY.
FAMILY READING,
an exceedingly interesting article on
THOMAS DIVERS
"CoBBLER, POET, AFD METHODIST HERO"
By the Rev Dr. ABEL STEVENS.
A N elaborate article on the present state Of
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Affairs prepared by the regular and able Editor of this depart
mcut.
The attractive Of premiums which has ben received with
so much favor throughout the country is continued 1t in.
cludes - - -
CARHART NEEDHAM CO.'S MELoDEONs,
WHEELER q WILSON SEWING-MACHINES,
FISKLE & LYONS SEWING-MACHINES,
PRINCES PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PENS,
HARPERS ILLUMINATED BIBLE,
WASHINGTON IRVING'S WORKS,
And long list Books suited to the Private Library and the
Sunday SchoOl Library
Price Of subscription, from the present time to the close of
1851 % L. BANGS Publisher,
Ofice No. Beekmsn.st
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MISCELLANEOUS sasm'sank

The AmALsAsAryox OF LASerkaEs.--fhefc 1o1IShS
other languages while to Incorporate them ioso Ssf
own Cepalic which IL from the oreeS asnny
ing beedr becoming popnlsrzed IN
with Mr. spaldinfs great Headache Remed but w 80 ~
used In general way and the word Cephaie VIII oseoe
az common Escrotype and many others whose
foreign words has been by common usse aBtp tnsJ
seem native and TO the manor born' To
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

BRpeKr-Misms You to send her boz Of Csph.le
Cline no bottle of Prepared Pibut Pm thinking that's noe
nst Il nsther but perhaps yen be aher knowing what y
Ye she's nigh dead and with the SICK heaaache ana
wants some Of that rclaiyed her before r
Dyucost-yo ou must Spsdngs Cephalic Pills
Brid1ct-Och! and you've sed H. befss tse
ouarber and Civ the Ps and don't be all Gay 5000.
either.
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A REAL BLESSING.

PAvsieian-Wen Mrs Jones, how Is tbs, hesdacisl
Mrs Jones-one Doctor all gomez the pill you ent cured
me in Just twenty minutes and wish you would send mere -
that have them handy.
Cephaic Pills; find they fail and recommend them In
sfs Jones-I shall send box directly and shall tai al
my suffering friends for they real blessing .A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

TWENTY MILLIONS DOLLARS SAvEp--Ar. spsldne has
millions Of bottles Of his celebrated Prepared Glue and
broken furniture thus making aggregate Of twenty millions Of
dollars reclaimed from total by this valuable nyentscn
Having Glue household word he poeesds 10 Dc
still greater service by curing the aching heads gth
his Cephaie Ills and they good his Glue hessehss
will soon vanish away like snow In July