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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26
Know Nottingham.

Wchavc again and again published extracts fromMr
BELLS Knoxville speech IN which he referred 10 the
massacres at Louisville and other places and said
viii not stop to enquire who provoked the shed,
Ga OF gocu m osSil an. ,aa bpre e, v pr'
t r,rocaton. il is better that little blood should
sprinkle the payemcuts and sIewalkes o. our cities
now than that their streets souI DC gTeCIit Ia n
poou hereafter OF 'i. ss l '',, tSoitizoI
Sam in deadly conflict, between armed bands-it
may between disciplined egions-native Americans
on the one SIDE and foreigners sulIULteu uy H"u'e
ID, ms, 0 my 80. - ,., - We rect sI,ifi
c.7t hrrrfprs 10 arrest the torrent of aliens and
strangers which threatens IL few years more, to
Hood me "H''S AM
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26
For sale.

ON THURSDAY the 18th November next, BY virtue Of
Deed Of Trust executed to By John and George
ZOeoHer, will proceed to SELL the PREMISE AL the
fodder farming utensils, and stock Of 81 descriptions, conveyed
Also 40 Acres OF land, HeiiEared snd
every way suited Tor stock hIm. Said land situated he
CanpbssVle Turnpike road, x miles South of Columbia
WILLIAM GALLOWAY
Nashville uSIoS ANzEcAN copy thrss tines aud Ssndl
70 this once --ColBa1ig Free
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Dissolution

"a he ooparpershlp heretofore existing between WHEELER
SLOAN this day Isoysd By us consent, ind L. D.
alone authorized to settle the business Of the firm.
L. D. WHEELER,
JAS. ]. SLOAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26
Trustee,s saIe of Y.lIuRbIe NeCroes.

ID virtue Ct Deed exeutei By james L. Bell
ID ceSset the undersigned Trustee The Ssh dag
April, 1853 registered in tie Registers Ofce Ohssthz
in page 4 and in DcSson county REGISTER
Office, in book L, pages I45 and l46 will for fore
the Court House the city Of Nashville Saturday lhe
ION DAY Of November Of the slaves mentioned IN
sad deed eot sisting Of women and chdren will
/ lsiy the debt for which said deed executed.
Terms of Sale, Cash.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26

A NOBLE IxDIAN.-Nothing is told in history which
exceeds the heroic selfdevotion of this knight Of the
prairies, who deliberately sacrificed himself to Sc
c1rp the escape of his comrades
Major George II. Thomas, Of the army, in his late
TapoTt of az expedition under his command 70 tie
brad-waters of the COnche and Colorado Rivers,
during the months of July and August gives an &C
court of the pursuit of party Of eleven Indians,
with large lot Of horses, and the conduct OF ore
of the savages As the troops were gradually over
hauling them one of the Indians, who kept his posi-
tion in the rear of the loose animals suddenly dis
mounted and prepared to fight. Our men, in their
eagerness to dispatch him. pressed upon hun so timex
" that several of his soon took effect wound
ing Major Thomas in the chin and chest. private Nm
Murphy in the left shoulder and privates John Oil
and Caspar SidGel each in the leg before he tell'
pierced with twenty more shots. Private Hugh
Clark who had dismounted for the purpose OF shoot
ing him with his carbine kicked and stunned
nv his horse seeing which the Indian rushed upon
him with his lance and tried to XII Il him. but he was
so weak from the effects of his wounds that he in
Acted only a slight wound. Chief bugler hausser
also received slight lance wound in his left breast
Bv this time the main body Of Indians, who were
mounted on the best animals, were at least two
miles from the troops, retiring at rapid rate and
escaped.-GalvsstOn CUlgGn.
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printing O0iee for sale.

AfED IN wealthy section Of country in fennesee,
having an extensive subscription lit aud advertising pat
Inc paper IS Democratic and will be sold reascuahl
70 DO one however, but Democrat The paper stzf
% asoeae state Equality, and the proprietor will not ie
~ uto ms hands to be devoted any other purpose 70
Octlg-Iu - $500
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26
For Rent.

TEyHE House present occupied by Cooke, Bailey
Co., is for rent. Possession given on LIST January
oct9I-d3t W.R ELSIsToE'
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For Rant

= u GAGu6s
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, convenient To In
snsSs in Of the agreeable ueEhborhoos In ne
city. Moderate ren:, possession given innatdiatsy.
J. W. LANGLEY.
Oet1U-u - Apply At a Union ct.
HARPER,S NEW MONTHLY mAGAZINE
FOR NOVEMBER.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR NOVEMBER.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for NOvember.
LIE bon TON JOURNAL OF FASHIONS
FOR NOVEMBER.
BLACKWOODsS EDINBUHGH MAGAZINE
FOR OCTOBER
JUST RECETEED By JOHN YORK co.
Oct24 d..
The New DaIIy Herald, received every dayby
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Tho nunker mn Survivor In Roston.

The venerable RALPH FARNHAN, the only surviv-
ing hero Of the battle of Bunker Hill, who has
been on a visit to Boston for week past was given
a benefit concert on Monday evening which yielded
him several hundred dollars. The Boston Herald
says:
Trement Temple crowded in every part,
floor, gallery, PLATFORM and aisles. The old
veteran marched on the platform preceded by
fifer and drummer, dressed in the old continental
style and furnishing such music as cheered the
hosts of freedom in the gns OF the revolution
This entrance was enthusiastically cheered, although
the old man could scarcely keep step to the music
He was introduced TO the audience by Rev. d. G.
Eddy in a brief and patriotic speech. which again
awakened a response from the enthusiastic audi
ence Gilmores band discOursed excellent music,
and Mr. John Hassett sang The Sword OF Bunker
Hill with good effect. Dr. Cotton, the manager of
Mr. Farnham's benefit, gave brief account Of his re-
yoluto service and put several leading questions to
the old gentleman fond mothers question their lisp
ing little ones in the presence of company, to draw
him out and test his memory. Every new test was
received bv the audience in quite an excited man
ner. As the veteran reigiOusly rises before the
sun every morning, he took his departure early,
and the band finished out the entertainment in fine
ctyla
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26

By ALExAHDR DUMAS, the Younger Complete DuOisei'
no Volume. Cloth HIS; Paper SLOC.
Read the following notice. from the Editorial columns Of the
PhisdsPhis Eeenin0 Bulletin:
DUMLsTHE YOUNsERs CAMILLE, on TIE cASELIA LaDT-
The remarkable successful story Of this
that Of Ld Dame CInsliGs BY Alexander
younger. First written novel and then altered
play Paris Tr nslated into
every il has made he Of Europe add
America with equal In theatres, "CGMs, IL
Thousands sugh and By turns, and In all he
Of the world it has charmed other thousands ~
40 7rG5iGtG 1t sfOunded the actual history Of Mar
Gauter, fallen Of Paris, OF celebrity
Many TRANSACTIONS OF the original novel have appeared but
faithful sud good published BY 7. B. fetsrson
Brothers. this city No deny that the great
Handsome au correct edition n Bakea
large demand FOR the work. its Wor Tor the Million and
shOdli BE read by all.
Also, The Wan with Five wives. B.. he author
Of Count Of Monte Christo 1 vol Paper 50 oeatI
TIE RUINED CANISTER. BY C. NJ. RETso-Ds-
Paper so cents.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
Ann and compss, o. AZ the s:asdi aDd Tent
Books now in
uAE BEES and scOrTs Tactics z. HAGAN & CO.
-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26

No MORE GREAT MEN-NATURE EXHAUsTED.-Ih(
Memphis appeal says it may be truly SAID OF Judg'
DOUGLAS that Mature has exhausted herself IN th'
creation Of the man" Alack-a-day! How posterlty
is to be ptied.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26
anoher Douglas EIector wi1hdrawn.

Mr.. WV. PICKETT, Clerk of the County Court of
Overton county, was in this city yesterday, aud
thorizes US to state that Hon W. E. B. JONES, Of
Overton. has withdrawn as an Eector on the DoUG-
Las ticket in the Second District, and will support
BRECKNRIDGE and LANE for the Presidency.
Mr. JONES authorizes Mr.. PICKETT to make this
statement. q" The work goes bravely on"
Mr. JONES was one Of the delegates to Charleston
and has been one of Judge DOUGLAS most ardent
supporters He was one of the three delegates that
declined to secede from the Baltimore Convention
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26

The Dayton lOhio) Empire. one of the most re
spectacle poyGh~ papers of Ohio, thus refers to the
course of the BHEcHINRIDGE men in that locality:
We know not what the supporters of Mr.. Brock
iurdgc may have done in other portions of the State
but 7re do ku0r that IN Ids co,u, md District BrecI
iaridge men IdJorei earnestly aud actuely for the sue
cess If Me Democratic Suite District and c0u'y tickets
The vote proves this And we doubt not in the
event of a Union Electoral ticket, they will labor
as earnestly for its success as any party of men
pusshly can. Give such 4 ticket, and MOntgom-
cry and the Third District will do their share toward
casting the vote OF the State against Lincoln"
TuE Hos. JAMES \. BAYARp.-Senator Bavaryl of
Delaware paid our city a visit Yesterday and hon
korcd the Breckenridge Club with his presence last
evening He was warmly greeted by this admirable
Club and an opportunity afforded him 10 sneak 10
the large and enthusiastic assembly gathered at their
hcadguartcrs. Mr.. Gayari IS warmly engaged in
The contest now upon the country ami is doing the
nation high service in throwing the weight of his
influence in support not alone Of the Constitution
and the EQUALITY of the States, but Of the stability OF
the Mon now in imminent peril. Little Delaware
which he in part so ably and honorably represents
ON the floor of the Senate, has wisely and patrotcav
shown E, determination to stand by her representa-
-i,-,s Ther. remains 40 manner Of doubt that Del
,vara will cast her electoral vote for Brcckiaridgy
and Lane and thus not only yindicata her owl
T,Tor and conservatism. but also show her appr,.
+o,, of the bold and statesnan-Ike course pursued
Nv, her truc friend. Senator yard-Piug3,p Lir
Te7gSy'1yIaidH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26
sale Of Claims Of the Mutual Pro-
fecGion Insurance Company.

nN SATURDAY, the Sd Of November, 1860, a. the Coars
House door in Nashville, viii sell IN aoeoraanee win
decree tie chancery Court the highest bidder for eath AL
the uaeoected CLAIMS belonging 70 the Mutual IN
uranee Company They Of notes. accounts and aog
Inents, and amount 10 about $1,000
list the Claims be the Office Of John eayes
CLERK snd Master Sale to commence AZ u o'clock A "
oct94-dtd J. L. BOSTICK, Trustee.
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4 3. MONTGOHhhl , " hIEWNhI
NEW FIRM,
MONTGOMERY & STEWART
GROWERS AND DEALERS IN
Fruits. Ornamental Trees, shrubs,
Roses, de-. &e.,
LIN WOOD NURSE cry,

NASHVILLE -: !: /: TENNESSEE,
Three the Public squareon the HllsborO or Broad
Broad Street Turnpike.
Offering this Of their Catalogue
to the Public beg leave assure them that every endeaTo
their establishment Eor OF commence ana
patronage OF Ali persons Their Fruit Frees we'll
thrifty OF such varieties asaYe proVeto succeed
be, in Tennessee aud the Southern States
T. 1dffio h ouT large variety Fruit Trsss call parto
Mar 10 our sock Large Evsrgreens and Ornamental
s suitable FOR immediate effect Ours is the only establish
ment in the State were such can be lad
Nns,ng Packing Shipping and TrInSpcrting carefully At
Frouyb CHARGED for packing pay cost II mGterisl
All ni,.ts delivered in Nashville free Of charge
Co.. .oI;citet MONTGOMERY & STEWART,
I,Ss ~, rig DIP Propriet0rs
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Adminislrator,. Sale.

fRNdT very desirable House aud Lot occupied ~ myssf as
dwelling mmedatety opposite the hotel, Cherry
street. for the balaSce Of this year. and Tor the
cc-2i-2w ~. WILLs b. B0YD,JR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26
Vote of Ohio-OrriciaI.

The following are the totals Of the official vote for
State officers at the late election in Ohio:
SUPREME JUDGE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26

Instead Of breaking up the Union, We inteLd 10 Se-s
and e. lengthen Il. "-JoHE c. BREcKNRlDGE.
s Constitution ard the RqusIiy Of the stated Ihee az
the symbols Of everlasting union Let hess DC W
The neonle. 1-JoHN Q. BaECKINRIDoE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26

FOT IEe NUWr TGsstOIIaL BFsEIINIas
First District-A q. WATKINS. Of Jefferson.
second JAMES d. THOMAS. of Claiborne
Third d. N. KEY. of Hamilton.
Fourth THOMAS i. MURRAY, OF Warren
Fifth VIM. +. BATE Of Sumner.
Sixth C." GEORGE CAN'T, Of Maury.
Seventh Y. y. COX. Of Perry.
Fsrl,.h ROBT W. HAYWOOD. Of Davidson
Ninth J. D. c. ATKINS. of Henry.
Tenth H. 5. BRADFORD, Of Haywood.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26
Runaway,

ENRON the subscriber, Thursday, u IN inst bright
II IoXy ISOV. Belonging John Johns, Jr., named
u IIIfau berS reward will be given % any p:rso VINO
will catch and confne him ~ some jail 50 can get
he above Boy is about g Of nye ees u
an half inches high, aud weighs about leo or iyo Pou
he st op, little when standing OF waking and may os
t0e o. ma vi g. GotT,f NAPOLEON B. HYDE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26
ELECTORAL TICKET.

For the state at Large.
IANDON c. HAYNES, Of Washington.
W. c. WHITTHORNE, Of Maury.
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DAILY IS; TRIWEEKLY So; WEEKLY s2,Es3:
INVARIABLY N ADTAEcE.
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]. O. GRTFFITH & co,

J. 0. GRIFFITH, Z. C. BENNINGTON, JNo. c. BURcH'
LEON TRoUsDALE, THOMAS S. MARI.
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FOr sale or Rent.

TENWO small frame hsues with from eight 70 ten acres OF land
with place Brownsville about three miles from the
city sold cheap exchanged for City Edgefeld West
Nashville property II not sold before the lst December III
be rented to good tenants. !. L. & X. W. BROWN,
| oct1-;-dIu ar, Cherry street.
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The New Daily Herald, received svery day BY
oc,91 JOHN YORK A. Co
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National Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN c.. BRECKENRIDGE,

FOR VICEPRESIDENT,
JOSEPH L A n Z,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-15
Wholesale Druggists 14a anil l45 C7aySt san Francis
Mrs. wv in slow,

AN ExPERENcED NURSE and Family Physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething. which greatly
facilitates the process of teething by ofenng the gums
reducing all namationwill alay all pain and is TO
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it. mothers it will
give rest to yourselves and relief and health TO your in
ans prefectly safe in all See advertisement in
another column m.1217s.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-15
TO THE AFFLICTED.

of all diseases the great first cause,
Springs from the neglect Of Natures ldc
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4.~kA


Quincy HnIl.-This monster Clothing Establish
ment, situated in Montgomery Block, on Washington St,
is the handsomest and largest Clothing Emporium on the
Pacific coast and the immense trade done at Quincy Hall
is satisfactory proof that selling goods at small profit
and pursuing udicious Of advertising is to be at
trbuted their extraordinary The present
finds them still further enarging their saesrooms ncrca
ing their stock and matter of course, dealing still
literally with the people from whom they have re-
ceived large a share of legitimate trade.
visit TO their warerooms matter of curiosi-
y should be madeby those who feel interest in noting
the changes of everchangng country To the eye is
exposed countless piles of garments of every shade of col
and every variety OF texture and these constantly
being added to from the storage as the daily retail
trade dminishe the stock opened out The pecuartieS
of stock well represented in the material of which
this clothing is made The heavy wooden texture for san
Francisco Winds the light and graceful clothes for Sacra
mentos heat the rugged and staunch habiiments for
mountain life the durable outfit for the miner ana the
latest modes and best b boadclohs for town and city We
riy in Quincy Hall all the changes of theout
er man, and find much food for thought in the rise and
progress of that successful establishment =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-15
JOURNAL.
Weaverville Post Office.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
hr the steamer of Dec. 2lst will close at this Of
Ace on Friday evening, December 14th at o.
clock. p. m. Jas " OOONNOh' l. NJ
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-15
d154S13t.

RB- Ha1l'S 5arSaE0arilla
yellow Dock and odde of Potassadmirable restora-
and purifier Of the blood ii ceanses the yem of all
morbid and impure matter, pmples, bols and
eruptons the skin-cures rheumatism and pains of
all kinds All who afford should it, as it tends to
give strength and prolong life sold by Druggists gener
ally, at 81 per bottle.
IL. HALL 81 CO., Proprietors,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-15
M A s O N L Q
TRINITY CHAPTER,

mNnes No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
szXy& on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
1ss& each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Weavervlle.
26td. R. T. MILLER, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-15
Special n o tice s.

40 II is much to be regretted that while in the enjoy
nt Of health little attention is paid by many to the
arvation of so nestmable blessing Luxurious liv-
Inn habits of incidence exposure to sudden changes of
.onnerature and neglect of the premontary symptoms
f disease are the precursors of many fatal maladie
Taken upon the first indication of attack if anything
m relieve the sufferer purify the blood restore vgor-
os circulation and thoroughly renovate the system it
c,xns, SARsAPARHIA. 4S1m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-15

Medical Institute Sacramento ST. below Montgomery op
posite Pacific Mail steamship Co IS Office san Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-15
STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. 10, I. O.

o. F.-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Monday of each month, at Odd Fellows
Hall, @ Clifford's" building, Main street. Patr-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
ltd. A. SHEPARD, S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-15

cGar not when a Cure is guaranteed in all stages of
N" secret d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13
Or. z. a. WILSON'S

nNONIC, Cahnrtic and Anti Dyspephc Pills never
j aiimg Auudolc for Sick Headache, l5spepsip.
Feyer aud Aeuc, Liver Complaint, CastYenes-, Bin
dered stpuF,h. Fenele DISTINCTIONS &c' Price e5ets
Dor box one iiiil dose
THE GREAT FAMiIY REMEDY.
Read The Testimony Of t.py. Wise, OF Na-Wilsou's =
Pills "a slfe and most usefd Family Renely for
CONSTIPATION, and affections of The Digestive Organs
For Htpinehe they have PRAYED themselves T. pucin
ksh the Testimony ~ Coy. King, of Ala-I would
not De- without Wilson's Pills for nuv price FDr Ind
geslion and iieedache, divide llaid take the half
u Wites Immediate relief
tsf Sold hy Druggists and Dealer. everywhere Pro
pared by B L.. FAHNEspOCK & CO, Inpoitors ami
Wholesale Dfuglsts, No 90 corner Wood and Foinih
sis. futshhrgh, Pa, sole propIet0fs Of a. L. Fahnes
soeks Nermiilge, Also, ipr sale M Dayton byJ W.
STEMAR1, ap3-Gmda,,
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MroiraI.
PURITY THE BLOOD.

MoFFATs Vegetable Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
WI The high anil enyiod celebrity which these pre-.
eminent Medicines have acquired for their invaluable
efficacy in all the Diseases which they profess 10
has rendered the usual practice OF pulling not only u
necessary hut unworthy Of them.
In all cases OF Asthma, Acute and Chronic lihenma-
tsm, Aheci0tis of the Bladder and Kidneys Billions
Fcyers and LIVER Complaints, in The south and Wet
aide. Planters, hitners and others, Who once these
Medicines, will never Afterwards be without thcin
Biioiis Cole. Serious Looseness, Piles costiveness
Colds and Coughs, Choc, Corrupt llumors, and Drop
sizes.
Dyspepsia-No person with this distressing disease
should delay usingtheSe Medisires Immediately Eru'
tons Of the skim Hryspelas, and flatulufcy. FeYeI
and and Ag1oior this sucurgc of the WesternrOuntiy
these Medicines will be found speedy md certain
edy Whcr medicines leave the system subject 10
turn OF The dsei7e; % cure hy these medicines Is per
nanent Try Them. BE satisfied and he cured.
Fotlness Of CompeXiOn General Debility, Gnut, Cid
diness Gravel, Headaches, pi every kind Inward Fo
yer, hthmmatory Kheunntisnl Impure Blood, Jann-
dice,and Loss of Appetite.
Morctnp piseases-Noyer fails 10 eradicate entirely
all the ELECTS of Mercury, infinitely sooner than the
most powerful preparation of sateapa1llA. Night
SWeais, Nervous debility NeryOns Complaints OF al
k;lds, and organic affections.
PIesr'n 'ne oii igIal proprietor ofthos Medicines was
cured of Piles of years standing by the uso Of these
Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the head side back limbs Joints and organs
Rhoumafsm--Ihose affected with this terrible dis
ease, viii ho sure Of relief hy Che Life Medicines.
Rush Of blood TO the head, scuryy, s0 rheum, Swell
ngs, scioAa. king evil IN it, worst iorIns, Ulcers
OF eterV description Worms 0fa kinds are efiectuaI
to administer thcn Wcne their existence Is sus.
pocied. Relief will be CERTAIN. The Life Pills and
ph1nx liers puriy the blood, and thus relnnFc. all
disease ffdtn thC S, slem. Prepared and sOldl Us
.t.t DIR. WIl.fIAM B. MOFFAT,
No. a& BrOadwny, corner Of Anthony street, New
York, aIid for sale by all Druggists ie2bdawly