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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-02
GOmmrrrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.

NASHVILLE. April 81. 1860.
| BACON-Hams &c; shoulders &c; clean
sld,s 1091e2 p ID from wagons
FL tUR-We continue to quote a. s797
so p b ,or Extra; aud s696 SO Tor Super
line; Extra in bags SO so; Superfne So per
90 Ibs. These are the Wholesale tigur s. The
| Stock in market is confined exclusively TO I'M
| portations. our city mills having stopped
grinding for he want OF wheat. The tenden-
| cy of prices is to advance.
| LARD The highest figures paid now for
lard is 81 p b.
SEEDS-Millei Seed 25@2 40: Orchard
Grass Seed 81 rs; Glover Seed So 90;
Herd Grass 81 259sl so; Timothy Seed So
759s4 90; Clean Blue Grass 81 3OSa2 so;
Stripprd 81 IS; Hungarian 81 80 per busL.
WHISKY--Rectiheo 25(g27. country
prands 5O@75c.
tRON.-Tennessee-B 5 &c Band 70974
Horse Shoe %, Nail Rod 8. Boiler 81. Sheet
S499A Hoop s499A. Pittsburg-Bar 81
Band 5s@6. Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod7 Sheet
5s@6. Hoop 7@s
SUGAR-New Orleans brown 99l0c. S
b. by the bbl.; &c. lower by the hogshvad.
n. Y. Coffee sugars lO9ll4c, crushed and
powdered ll4(9l24c; loaf lI9l2c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans IN bills. 44(9
Acc. p gallon; 4sc. in half bbls.
GOLDEN 5YRUP.--in Barrels zoe, in
half-harrels s5, in kegs 81 90.
COFFEE. = Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth ls29l4Ac. Laguyra
l49l4A: Java ls926- baltimore strictly
choice Ia.
CANDLES.-Star firm at 19 tor Ia OF;
II for full weight; TalIow, l2lc.
HIDES AND -Wequote green
hides cents, dry 10; Southern salt II.
Oak Sole Leather Soc. q D. for oest quail
ty; Harness 80. : q
RAGS.--For Cotton Rage in good order
3 cents is readily paid. Z
cents, pulled, 2s(930; anwashed ls920.
OILS-Linseed, Use; Lard 81 10; Tanners
75(9l00; Cod Liver 81.
BALED Hay From store $50 per ton;
good supply on hand.
PowDER.-B Blasting So 90. and Rife 81
90 per Keg.
GlNSENG-In fair demand at 5Oa55 cents
q D. seq .FFNs-s FreB
FEATHERS-Are now seIlingat 40C942c
o Ii. .
BEESWAx.-In demand at 25Ca26 cents
SALT-Barrel salt is selling at 30c. p
bushel, aud sack at 81 80 for fae. In lots
n reduction is made on sack.
DRIED FRUiT.-Apples are selling at
81 2o@l Is b bushel. No peaches in mar
ket.
R0PE-Grastl2 y l4c .Jute ia Cotton
Thread 22i@2s.
LEAD.--7A cents d D.
SHor.-Buck 50 40; Drop 81 80 per Gag.
NAIL.S.-Threes SIS so. Faars - SO per
keg, s,xes -. Fights IS rs, Tens andlarger
sizes IS SO.
TGRPENTINE-s5c
IRISH PoTAToES.-ss0s IS p Dbl.
from store. ~
MEAL-7oc. q bashei. ef
BARLEY.-7s(9soc per busbei.
= Ale -=Cressmsa & Draekers's Beer Sc;
Lager 81.
CoRN-Retail from store soc. p eashel;
wholesale ssSa7oc-
oAFs-75(ssoe. p bashel.
RRAN-s2o p ton.
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DIR. KINGS OISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

AS,H> DR. KING ,iOrmer!! OF New York Ior
the last four years OF Louisville Ken.
H. who has devoted his att mum 10 The treat
ut Il private dtsea- tor over 20 years, hGt tef
Us elf having attended 10 Iractc &c for so many
ars, and cuIed mlny thousant lac IS enab led
cure all diseases OF private nature, no m tier
" bad they may be from iniudicous medical treat
Mt or rom neglect of IN ~ avn DT. King :
|penstry is No. % Deaderi-k street, bet~ cen Cher
AMI the Square, cond st,ry, where be cures all
eases of privat- nature
ioSoRRHES cured with Iut nauseous medicines or
reference with business
rPIcTURhs of old or reesI date, efectuaily cured
a few dayc, by operation which causes no
Where a structure cAi T. lac 9TH calHot be
oyed Perhaps u" lis a Causes more misc bicf
b undermines the constitution 50 much.
YPuiIIs with all the diseases If the Skin growing
of ues leet bad trea eHt, can be e..ectualy
ell IN a few days.
xuxAL wEAKsRss -Particular aIteBtirn having
n given TO ia disease, aud all he conscqatn e-s
" lug out of it, brought on in many rases by the
#tructve habits Il incon-ifer4te Youths and ex-
sive indulgence " the passions neglect - hich
. undermine the Constitution, rendering the sub
~ nj for b,.siness society and causing prema
.e ola age
Females who may be lsboring With any dinculIy
ffhe Womb may rest assured OF immcsiia'e Teilei.
Persons Tssding abroad, By writing and stating
~ case, with a Zee enclosed. directed TO Dr
", No. - Dea"erck street, Mas vile, Tenn, will
&c the necessary medicines seat Ia tier HdrF &,
h necessary di' ectious strict secrecy observed.
hours from 8 o'clo IA. the mrrning until y ia
evening may SOL, dawly
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The Jame. River COMPANY.

The Virginia Legisla' ure has passed the bill
conv.rtng the debt due the Commonwealth
by the jam River and Kanawba G. mpany,
INFO stock, reli' wing ii from the debt 10 the
old Jane River Company. and providing
both for the continuation of the canal tn Gov
ington. aud the improvement of the naviga-
ton of the Ks,nawba. A meeting OF the stock
holders is called for the 18th IF April. to con-
sidrr the new condition in which The Compa-
ny is placed, and it is to be hoped will take
steps to push forward the gI at st public
work of ib State to that point VIII. re its nj
innate complexion will be put beyond perad-
venture.-BristoI hec:.
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The city Press.

Sick a-bed with the tooih-ache. Most
villainous set OF plugs Fourteen carat gold
and miserably put in. Accidentally priz d
'em ont with soft tooth pick. Information
wanted Of the dentist who put 'em in and
Immediately left the country. TIL. above re-
ward will be paid, in one and two years,
with interest rom date, for his apprehension
and delivery to Us; twice the sum il confined
in jill till we call for him: and three lines
the amount if taken out and punished ny
mob violence. Sweet are he uses of adj
versity; but very bitter arr the uses OF The
too h-ache
The Nescs heads an article with the an
nouncrment that The Prospects are Cheer
ing" The Nesrs refers to the p osp cts OF
the ..Consiiiutiunal Union Party which, to
a Newspaper without the tooih-ache DO doubt
do Io,k cheering.
The GDzate branches off on ''The Beer Ex-
element" Not Lager. but California. Ohe
of the Gdzette's correspondents. g. A Roll
Maker, draws our neighbor out on the sub
ject. A. B. NJ. has heard that the beer is
..piz H." and wants to know what the editor
OF the Gozeae thinks about il. The editor OF
the Gazette does MI know what to think about
It, Can't somebody tell us whether or not it
is good for the tooth-aehe
The Bonner has hut Que editorial article
"'Fair Play TO the Gambler in P"Iilics.'
That C .mbler in p litcS" is the small
giant who lives a one ofthr Northern termini
of III Illinois Central Railroad The Banney
gives lin .'fair play" and then quit. b., ing
afflicted 90 doubt with the toolh-ache.
Having thrown out he old type wi, b
which il usd to print The prnce' dings of The
Legi lature, tn Uiion looks fifty p cent.
better than usual 1t do sn't 10, k ut all
now as if it had tn. tool h-ache. 1t fl Is its
first column with dito,ial matt aud de
votes the Fest of lis sraee % the erond in
STAIN ut uf Mr.. NICHOLS M pc ch on The
Homestead bill.
Wen go now aud lean oar Nv against q
warm brick. and see if we cant erjdsoy q
more subdued spell Of the tooth-ache.
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UNACCOUNTABLE HOaICIDE.-SHOoTING OF
DR.. H. CARow.-A remarkable case of homi-
eide was committed at the Commerc ial Hotel
in this city Saturday, about halfpast twelve
O'Clock. in the shooting and killing of DR.. ii.
CARow by Mr.. z. P. TREwIrT, of Sparta, in
White county. The unfortunate circumstau-
ces, as We gathered them. are as follows:
Mr.. Trewilt, who is the Post Master a Spar
ia, came 10 the city several days ago as a wit
nessin a case inv' lvimga charge against some
one who was charg, d with robbing the mail
Hestopped at the Commercial Hotel, and on
Friday gave his testimony before the u S
Commissioner. Yesterday, bring in his room.
b, ran. the bell and sent for the proprietor
Mr.. Turnr, the boOkkecprr, went TO the
rom and found Mr.. Trewitt in bed. who sta
ted that he was sick and appreh ded a con-
gesIive chill, as he had had one before, and
fcli the like symptoms. Mr.. Turner a>ked
him what Physician he would have to which
be replied that any good one would do DIR.
Carow's Office being opposite. he was called
upon. The Doctor was engaged and did not
come immedi ttely; and soon Mr.. Trewiit
called again and desired he Physician To
come at once. V.ry soon after DIR. C. came
into the Hotel and Mr.. Tnrner walked with
him up 20 the rom Df Mr.. TrrwiIt. and hav-
ing INTRODUCES the partirs, retired. A very
few minuts afterwards. the report of pis-
toll was heard, and it was innnd that the DR..
had been shot in he back part OF the head.
and had expired tcforr any one reached him.
He had taken out his pr scriPtlon book and
pencil. and. il is supposed. was in the act of
wiring prescription for his patient at The
time be was shot.
AS Mr.. Turner went up stairs, be met Mr..
Trewitt at the head of the first fight of steps,
coming down, in his shirt sleeves. with the
empty pistol in his hand He was snon after
arrested and conveyed to the county Jail.
We are informed by a respectable citizen.
who is well acquainted with Mr.. Trewitt, that
he is about twenty-five years of age, is law,
yer by profession, aud brars good character
and that his family relations are highly re-
spectacle. He sometimes got on sprees of
drinking, and was probably I'll cted with de-
liriun tremens at the time of the act. vs
In the death Of DR.. Carow the city has lost
a valuable citizen and a skillful physician
He was a member of the Episcopal Church,
and was man of mild and amiable manners;
and is spoken of by those who knew him in
timatelyas a most eslimable gentle man in
all respects.
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In presenting the merits of this IN
valuable medicine again to the public,
after trial of more than twenty years,
as a certain, safe, and speedy cure of
most of the chronic diseases of the
urinary organs, the proprietor feels
fully prepared to present such an array
of facts, of the most indubitable kind,
from persons living in has o,cn ipsnae-
diate neighborhood, and his o,cn county,
as well as elsewhere, and such an array
of evidence as he confidently believes
has never before been presented 10 the
public in favor of any other medicine,
patented or not, right at the place where
it started, and enough to satisfy even
the most fastidious and incredulous,
and leave them without the shadow of
a doubt OF the certain efficacy of the
LITHONTRIPTIC in the cure
of Calculi, or Stone in the
Bladder and Kidneys, Ora
vel Deposits Inflammation
of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Chronic GonorrhRa, Weak
ness of the LOin. Prolapsus
Uteri, Sympathetic Complaints at
tendant on Pregnancy, &c. &c, ;
and in time of Labor the Litbon-
triptic has no equal on record, as can
be proved by many Certificates.
Among those testifying to its efficacy
may be. mentioned, in has orOn neigh
6orhood and county, the PHYSICIANS,
the CLERGY, CLERKS OF THE CIRCUIT
AND COUNTY Courts, MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURE, THE GRAND JURY
of his own county, FARMERS, MEM-
BERs OF CONGRESS from his owl
district, &c, &c. AN array of testi-
mony sufficient to leave all persons la
boring under any of the above-men-
toned diseases perfectly without any
excuse for not obtaining the Lithon-
triptic and being healed, but downright
obstinacy or the most inveterate anti
pathy against any secret remedy.
will say, in the language of Holy Writ
If you do not believe the testimony
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A LARGE PoTAroE. = Our friend A. II.
DOUGLAS, Of Mill Greek, has laid on our TIA
BILE" sweet potatoe. (of last years growth
OF course.l that is large enough to supply a
small siz,d family with provisions for a week.
1t j. of the variety known a. the red yam.
and is one OF The largest we have ever seen.
Mr.. DouGLAs is in no way related TO the Lit.
lie Giant. nor is there anything of the l,ale
giant about the poIatoe be has LETT as.
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FINE Srook CexISs.-We learn that Mr.. z
z. JESSISos. the importer Of Vermont Boy, -
Is daily expected TO arrive here win .Green
Aouniaia Black Hawk" lssid 10 be one OF
the most promising roadrters Of bis age Ia
Ameriea,) and q fsw choice Morgan mares
for the breeders Of feBnessee.
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Mustang Liuiment-
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.

IT. . LITcH, HyUe ark, VI, e" rtes--'' hat Ia
Sc was considered Worthless" (hIs Case 49,
lvIn,) s'but since the free oi the Mustang
Inent, | have sold Inn FOR s15O cssh You,
i1neat has been doing WONDERS up here"
420 BROAD SHEET. PmLA OELPBIA, Pa
Eztraet-) s' In IifIing kettle from the ire IL
zane unmauag eable tilted over, and scalded ms
IDS very severely, almost a crisp 1t vas an
fgI siSII- The Mustang LiHimeHL appeared u ex
CT the pain. Ii healed rapidly, without soreness
leII NO scar of account Truly yours,
&c ARiE5 FOSTER
uch language this Is but the constant and natu
echo wherever this article Is usei
his lInImeat is Indispensable To planters aud
-ners OF horses and mules Mr. JOHN DASIEiS,
Montgomery, ia, sOlu "A slave Tor $500, Who
sed from utter useessuess by t.iIs l1niment
cry family should have A. be very IslrtcuIti
I enquire for the Mustang i.iHimeHt anS taAe Al
ler-
old by all dealers throughout North and SOU
ierica, Europe, Anu the Islands OF the Ocean
cents, 80 cents, slI,d 81 per bUitIe.
BAdNE-o a. PARK New York
'Ov25-6mdtw&w
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A BARGAIN TO BE HADN'T. WNGRovE Of
fers for sale his place on the Nolensviiie Turn
pike, one mile aud bait from the city. The
place contains three aud half acres, with a
good brick house Of four rooms. 1t will be
seen from his advertisement that be will d.
vide the land into building lots to suit pur-
chasers. ft rs-srr- srs4 -
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FuNps FoR SALg.-The Nashville BaiIding
and Loan Association. sill 3 large amount If
money te-eight At their Hall over McKExzrx
& MiScnIs's Stove Warehouse on College
Street. 10.
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that I shall adduce, neither would yoz
believe though one arose from the dead
and told you Of the great efficacy of the
Lithontriptics
The Faculty and the public may be
surprised to hear of remedy that win
certainly dissolve Calculi, or Stone IN
the Bladder, and cause it TO pass of
with the urine, and permanently cure
almost all the chronic diseases of the
Urinary Organs, those heretofore in
durable diseases. But the proprietor
is certain that at last he has found out
this great. desiierafnns IN Medicine, a
certain aud scfse cure for these diseases
And all he wants, wishes, or desires. Is
for the Faculty and the afflicted TO give
his medicine fair and impartial trial.
and he has no doubt that they will
be thoroughly convinced. of Its grea.
efficacy; and If it does not do what be
represents il to do, he;zwould Ike to
know It and LET it be exposed; but If
it does effect these cures, he hopes, for
the sake of suffering humanity, the Fa-
cufty-the guardians of public health
will give il their influence. There Is
no humbuggery in the Lithontriptic
every. certificate is genuine, aud the
proprietor viii give one thousand dol
lars to any. person who will find out
one spurious certificate.
Any person DOUBLING the truth q
any thing that has been said, is ear
nestly and respectfully requested to
correspond with any person whose
name is annexed to any certificate, and
thereby convince himself of the truth
of every thing that has been published.
The number of bottles that it usn-
ally takes to cure is from one 70 1--WE;
though it has been known TO take ten
bottles where there were extremely
large formations of Calcuh or Stone
to be dissolved in the bladder.
! For the efficacy Of the Aithoutriptic
see the Circular, containing some of the
most wonderful certificates in the world,
around each bottle.
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fs-we are indebted 20 ABaxs ExrREsz for
L uisville and Aemphls papsrs. aud 10 SrLr
LIvas and SLOAN. ne~sboys. for circinnasi
papers Ia advance Of abe nail
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he popularity Of :he MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
Mt, Is coextensive with the civilization OF The
be. Other articles ci4im to dlIsciGte pain and
results cures. Family Physicians, Govern
mt Hospitals, Farmers, Planters Farmers, Livery
n &c, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
oughuut the world No article ever before re
yed such undivided praise and suppeItfrOm hedi
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n w. II. SLOAN. the fast nesshoy, sas
around early yesterday morning With the
Cincinnati esazasfe.si Of the dag betore--
SLass always eamez 10 limes 81 ~
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~ JOHN ]. SULLIVAN, the newsboy, has
our thanks for the Cincinnati Commercial
twelve hours in advance OF the mail.
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RutIIMATISM

years standing, has been totally cured Pilee
|ers, Tumors, Running Sores ,scro'ula stIn J"'nIs
|ons, Swellings, Burns, Bits, Borls, Chaps, Ne
Isia, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pans upO
In and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
En- as Ring bone Call scratches, spawn, Poll-ENi
eeney ,HOuf-sil, sc are sabdued iHu cureo bs
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- The Hos JoHx EE1A resnrned home
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Cigars and Tobacco.
$4,000 Henry clay Cig.rs;
81 90. Nap lem az;
900 La Composition sigars, imported;
10. 90 ,esiAan C'gars, yarrbs brands;
LOO sro n"kIng Tobacco;
80 Boxes Lang iora y ArmIstead Tobacco;
70 40 j. Clay do;
rs DO h. -. White do;
90 Tennessee Tobacco, various brands:
And man. other articles too nunrrous to mention
J. n & h. SPERRls
marl9-u So Market ST.. Nashville, Tenn.
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~ hr. J. Il. HaHr. late Of LsuIssiile. bss
hsseme the local sdilor el he Gallssin o.
80 szs EsSlsrs.
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1AtGF NSWBs
March sl.-Hazel DELL Pittsburg,
Ella Paducah.
DEPARTED .ysss= ~ sssss5
B. NJ. Ranyan, ST. Louis,
Edmonis. Carthage,
Melrose, Cincinnati,
April Ella, Paducah.
The river is falling with about 8 feet water
on the shoals.
FoR PADucAH.-That beautiful little steam
er Minneonka, Capt. JACK CAKTwEIGHT, with
Tom BELL in the Office. is the regular Q. S.
mail packet. She leaves for Paducah to-day
at II O'Clock.
The Gen. Anderson will arrive to-day from
ST. Louis. She leaves tomorrow.
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MONDAY MORNING, APRIL, ;. 2, 1864
Apprentice wanted.

We will take an apprentice 90 learn the Printing
Businezs--ene from the country preierred He
must have fair education mar24-n
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No11eE TO CAsDIDAIEs-v will not insert herea-
ter any person name candidate for Office in the
PAIRIor unless paid for in advance. marl3-a
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

HAVlNG associated ourselves together for TIE
Ii the purpose OF tran>actiug a General Grocery,
Com mission aud Reeeivirg ami forwaTdIns Bust es.
We feel assured from long experience N this bust
ness. that give satsfscfou 70 all who may ia
yor us with their iatronage II IS our intention q
keep constantly IN store well assorted stock OF Gro
Genes, Wines and Liquors, and cete rm'nat
eel them as cheap they Can be bought e.sewh re
j. N. 4 H. SPERRY.
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BANK NOTE AND ExCHANGK LIST.


Bank Of Tennessee par Bank Of America -. dis
Union Bank par Northern Bank, par
Planters Bank, par Southern Bank, ..1ds,
AercAants' Bank par lcitizens Bank Goods
city Bank, par Commercial Bank ..-.1 dis
Traders Bank par Bucks Bank, par
Bank Of Commerce., psrsExchange Bank 60 dis
Bank of the Union -. par Farmers, Bank,
Bank OF Chattanooga, par bank OF Md. Tenn par
Bank Of Memphis =. . par bank Of Paris, par
Bank Of cambridge, :. par Bank Of Knoxville, par
River Bank, rIBank Of Nashville 30. par
Bkof Claiborne 81 dlslOccee Bank, par
Bank Of Tazeweli, dis Bank Of Shebyvine, par
Bank OF Trenton = Iswrenecb'g Bank, DC dis
Bank CT Jefferson - Bank of westTennessee par
l. BkoEES woRIHIEss-
aFFs Agricultural Bank, Brownsville
- Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nashville
- Farmerst and Mechanics Bank Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis -
Memphis Savings Institution.
- Exchange Bank, Murfreesisoro'- -+t
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville
Bank OF East Tennessee
specie.
Gold American par Silver, par
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CAN do ATES.
ELECTION ON THURsDAY, MAY 24rH.

For Attorney General.
- We are requested ANNOUNCE :. L. FINLEY as
ndidate for Attorney General OF the Ninth Judi
Circuit Election Nay 1850.
ct lite
g. We are authorized TO announce JAMES T.
-, Esq, as candidate for the Office Of Attorney
Ieral Of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed of
ction next May. octS-te
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concentrated Cure
@ u A V I T A E
A Remedy q Grraf and Errfain PnWer-

'hisremedy rs put upIn snail Walls and b.
Il by naiito any address. \ trial viii satisfy
lit for a week, and you Will experience great
leht- A circular continuing full particulars sent
eel on Application. Price per bottle s..
Ine bottle will asst month
B -Thisrsmcdy issuitabIe for either sex.
Address, 4 CRJGER, Aedica agent,
lly27-tI AZ Broadway New York
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this a<tsslefor overten
CONFIDENCE zxDFRrTH Ct
bean aaie % say u
ER Has IT FAILED IN
EFFccTA CURE, xass
ne knox an me-
one Who asel if,r
igated with It's opera
Of highest eoanrnfa
and medical sirtuee
~vHsksE % Exeu. .
1Eee- ar rIEDGE oz-a
ss<f o. saar ~ Hzzn
instanes where fhs IN
anf exhanEfso1. rsils
kHenz< miasE<s attn
s.3n i she 1-ese<ipt1nr
PEkiESCED aud skill
! land aud bas bee
!, iSE zrcezSsx
OF cA<tS-
freu pain, bat inxiE
bowels. carTscts zci.si
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8oa SIS AID
coLic.
. xAic ) Il aotspeeail3
Ne a<aieselttte b<<f
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REtzEafS Gtf<ASk<,
ses;aIng " fr8lu znr
So - &xe<F Hotbc1
=0zz zaF Qft The fo<e<1-
LAT xUH& fz<iEn<
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