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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16
0ahinFt atarf.

FURNITURE AND UNDERTA-
KING.-C. L. BAUDER & Co., having removed
their Ware Rooms to their old stand, No. % Pros
pec street, again prepared to furnish eYerythi
In the line Of Cabinet Ware and UpholstTy.
TTNDERTARING.---A LARGE AS
" sortment OF Ready Made Collins always kept
on hand. aprl @. L. BAUDER & co.
n w. BERRY, UPH0LSTERER
OS and Manufacturer Of Lounges, and al kinds
Of Mattresses and Bedding, Cushions, Curtains,
Draperies, 6c No AZ superior street HILL four doors
below Commercial Branch, cleveland, Ohio.
All orders promptly executed. Particular atten-
&c. may9lly-l
DANIEL w. DUTY, CITY UN-
DERTAKER, keeps on hand large stock Of
an kinds and styles OF COEFINS, embracing great
variety Of his new style Of BURIAL OASKETS, all
Of which cannot be excsled by any similar concern
In the State. No, s. Erie street, Cleveland.
janl7R24d1W
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JuAl A0.-oe 80
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Proposals will be received at the once Of the
CITY Civil Engineer until y o'cOck, NJ, July 18th,
1860 for the grading, ballasting and paving the road
ay and cuTbing the side walks OF the street on the
westerly, norfherly and eastery sides OF the Public
Square, from the nOrtheFly line Of Superior street,
TO intersect with the present paving.
Bidders are requested to state in their proposals
the price per cubic yard for excavation, per square
foot for paving with Medina On - sand stone, and
per square foot for paving with sandusy lime stone
separately, and per hneal loot for curblng win
Cleveland sand stone and Medina On " sand
stone separately. And per ineal foot for cross walk
stone Of SEnduslZy lime stone and Medina IN. ~
sand stone separately.
Plans and specifications may be seen and more
particular information obtained at said Engineers
once on and after July llth, $50
Each proposal must be accompanied By good and
gufIicient bond requiring the bidder 20 enter into
contract a. the price named in his proposal, should
the same be accepted.
me Board OF City improvements invite tho sub
mission Of bids reservng the right TO accept
----- q J. n. SARGENT, r
City Civil Engineer,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16

CHIcA GO, MILWAUKEE,,
and intermediate ports, Connecting with the Rail
oGDEsBURGH AND BOSTON,
Lowell Lawrence, Nashua, Manchester, Concord
Worcester, Fitchburgb, Keene, Bellows Fa!ls, kut-
Connecting at Cape Vincent with the WA1hh-
TOWN 3 OSWEGO RAIL ROAD, and at OSMEGS
with the New aOSWEGO LINE Of FIFTY FlhSI
CLASS CANAL BOATS on the Enlarged canal Do
tween QsTegOs Troy Albany and New YORK.
~ Through Freight subject to but one Tranship
T Fl CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
With the several Lines Of RAN Road to CINCINNATI
Louisville, St Louis and PITTSBURGH ana VIZ WIN
DETROIT LAKE SUPERIOR LINZ.
Leaving Cleveland for Chicago and inteNmeaiate
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. II.
AGENTS AND CONsIGNEEs
J. MYERS, l91 Broadway, n. y
J. I. WARSERs No. Centies Slip, n T.
z. S. sPAULDISs, do do do DO
JOIN HOCKTNG, 20. 95 State street, Boston
a. GUsIHaAS, No. los do % 40
GEORGE PARKER, do
GEO. A. EDDY, OsWeg0.
ORAWFoRD & HOVT-Y do
w. j. MALEERs Toledo
E r. MkTHEWs- Detroit.
q J. Hall, Milwaukee.
lIcHESRY B AEER, Racine.
M1FaER & Co, raa Chicago.
kuE METgdEL, -, LOUIS.
fb2sRaa -- Agents, Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16

CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAILROADS.&C. TABEE No. IS.
10 take effect after Thursday, February 10, ls5s
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland to Trains leaTeI Youngstown 70
YOUNGSTOWN. CLEVELAND.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following are among the arrivals at
the Angler, yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16
GEORGE HARsH, +
ISAAC STEESE, SRecei
y a. HUTI.

GHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE
~ ofa writ Of vendi expOnas issued from the Court
of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, at the suit
Of the Commissioners of CuyahOga county, plaintiffs,
against II. Il. Whitman, ct. al defendants, l shall
oer for sale at the door OF the Court House. in the
city Of Cleveland in said county, the oath day OF
July, 1850, at 2O'cOck p. NJ. the following described
lands and tenements, situate in the City Of Cleye-
land, county Of CuyahOgn, Ohio, to wits in Barber
Lords allotment. Lots Nos. 77, us, 94l, go, east
half of lot No g. south side of west end Of lot No.
81 west half Of lot No Ill, one half in common OF
lots Nos 1885, 400 and 4O south half Of lots Nos. 345
and 49, lots Nos. 495, 64 6S5 6s6 aud 657 In Viii
eyvile allotment in said city Of Cleveland lots Nos.
81 l53 and S35 In l. L. Hewitts subdivision and al
lotment in said city, sub lot No. 20.
d. L. WIGHTMAN,
C. & W. 8. StetsOn, Pltf's 8 Atty. Sheriff.
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gRgal agptifes.

MOTTO E.-NoTIoE IS HEREBY
In given to the Creditors Of the late Bank OF
kiassion at MassillOn, Ohio, to present to the un
dersgned, Receivers Of said Bank, at the office OF
Geo. Harsh at Massillon, aforesaid or before the
first day Of March, ls6l, for dividends, all their
claims against said Bank. All claims not presented
vii be forever barred from all dividends Of the as
sets Of said Bank. BY order Of Court.
GEORGE HARSH. \
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PhNsiFlaas & 9mgEons

DR- A. w. TUCKER---IT HAS
Become a well known tact that be cures hun
reds Of chronic diseases, with his Baths ana Mell
ines, where an other urnctce tails. de VIII glar
lnfee 70 Rheumatism, salt Eheums 1crgiula
Liver Complaint, Chill Eeycrh D5spepsia7 al4le
Z sA1AAA..Af s-t-iAAt DAYF1l -lal --7s----l ~
10 all It's various forms. kor this oiie11e ne mas
fpscihc that fails. Good success in all other
chronic diseases, and many acute Cau and see me
Doctor.
Once, No. III, Ontario street up staira-
81 Consultation frees narzl
MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRAOR-
ORDINARY ~
one Hundred Dollars EfeHiumi ~
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
or gPERMAroEHuOEs
q LEET, &c, AED III PO / Z NJ
CURED
After all other Treatment Failsll
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8rass fnMnara.

JAMES H. ODELL, BRASS
y ~ ANg RAN " " ~ IF,iti. oi
few doors from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. II.
Is prepared to furnish all kinds of work used for
Steam, Water Gaa, and all the various articles
used IN the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of all
kinds made and repaired. Brass Casting done daily,
and Brass Work Of all kinds repaired. dec2Rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16
DIR A GIBSON.

Formerly Of New York City, VIII pay One Hun
red doars for the proof that be ever fails % cure
fhe above named diseases. He VIII pay the same
Sum f0r the proof that any other fny3l1lan N
the United States treats tho salae diseases VIA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16

l. The price per hundred sheets for folding the
laws, journals and public documents.
2 The price per hundred copies for stitching the
same.
3. The price per hundred copies for half binding
same.
(. The price per hundred copies for brochure COW
erng Of such Of the same shall be required to be
covered in brochure,
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JMlEa Proposals.
TICE.

Columbus, Ohio, June 30, ls6O.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ Received at the Office Of the Secretary Of State
u the state Of Ohio until the
3lst day Of July merit at II o'clock, H.,
for executing the State Printing Binding, &C, for
the period Of two years from aud after the first Mon
day OF November next ensuing, IN accordance with
the provisions Of the act entitled ian act TO provide
for the execution and supervision Of the State Print
ing and Binding passed March "a, isG0.
The printing Of the State IL divided into i've class
Is, to be let In separate contracts, ns follows.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30

I VIE alone. No one had seen ne.
and nuN I was free d resp The reward 81
my work.
I dia not feel the slightest regret FL
what had done. and went about moving
the bodies a coldIy as IL they had been
so muoh Old lumber.
/ took 4 rope aud bent Il on TIE feet 81
the elder Watts. hauled him on deck, and
threw him over the quarter. I shen
hauled the captain out ID the same man
ner ,sand threw him over: and then going
10 midships. lifted the BODY 81 he
youlgst Watts from the deck, and pluno-
ed hini into the sea BY tie siarboard side.
l then threw ne axeoFerboard, and 8
soon A. 4 had done this. / changed the
course ~ ne sloop, ihd ran "a close. %
.s''o. =. {. II. II|s aIoop e
Lleri1 1sf aud lbtA 1feshsr, butt
came asaf running bel 81 tie Dbg Bal
con, abreast OF Coney Island and Staten
Island lighthouse, after which fouled
with schooner, and carried away the
bowspfity % / put the money and s1ch
0ther articles Of value as could pick 10.
into the yaWl. and then scaled ashore
]. mllss landing just below the fort Oh
Ny movements after landing u. III
known and when look back upon the
fatality which. seemed 70 dog my steps, ii
seems a though the iend, who 81 long
lad stood by me in every emergency,
had deeerted me at last, and had left me
% my own weakness.
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-
try. and then numerous water power WOO
factories would be erected ID Western
Virgins.
Aud thus, the rough valleys, the rug.
ged hills. and cloud capped mountains,
with the lowing streams and roarin ! caia.
racts, may become source of wealth and
enterprise.
let the legislature lake hold and pass
laws. fasoring tile rearing Of sheer. and
building Of water-powsr machinery. and
Western Virginia will soon become al
empire q enterPrising shepherd and ma
chimes, Nj. Henry Moore. quite an en-
terprising gentleman. purchased $1,000
acres few years ago, in what i nov
Webster county. Virginia. With the in
'c''''-r n rowing sheep He brought
over I16N Europe. t.ir II skenISfd
dogs. which viii cost lin Z thousand
dollars. Il is said that two Or these
Switzerland dogs viii herd 4 thousand
sheep, take them out and bring them n
egain at night, and Al the Same time
train the young dogs 10 hard.
Then let US exterminatA Tie curs !.
hounds, and all other usslessa species Of
the canine race. and introduce the Swift
zefland shepherdldogs ID place thereof.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30
RlcMeNp, october lst. ls6g.l

hJ hlCh0SDD OclQOet ISL, $685.
Tie House Of RARKsDALE Il REAp will ex-
pire, BY limitation, on he FIRST Of January,
] 500.
\ take this method OF informing my friends,
that after that time, il is my purpose 10 take
an active part in the concern OF BARKspALE
& BnornEns as chief salesman Of Tabacco.
From my long experience I'M this branch or
the business, having 1eyoied myself ain ost
exclusively to 1t for the past ten (10l years,
! flatter myself that shall, at all times, be
able to secure for my patrons the highest mar
ket value for their crops. a.
II will give me much pleasure TO continue
that business relation with you, heretofore
enjoyed, whilst member OF The old concern
Of 1BARKsDALE d READ. and assure you that
mo effort on my part Will oe spared to pro-
mote your interest.
Tony friends in the Western part OF the
State, suggest that It is all important TO
prize their Tobacco ia the lawful size cask,
making the hogshead to weigh from "a to
1900 nett. Most Of the Tobacco grown in
lhat region Is suited only FOR export, and ship
peTs object greatly to purchasing hogshead
OF Tobaccn OF leSsweieht.
would also suggest to those who succeed
in making very bright Fancy Tobacco, that
neat casks, sufficiently laFge TO contain from
to 900 lbs, should be used.
have no hesitation in saying that Rich
nlond, as d Tobacco market, is now the most
important / in The United States. and the
planfer can find no market that viii generally
furnish mo5e remuneratise prices for his labef
than this. +
veryrespectfplly,
Your obedient servant
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30

r
PRospfcrs or Wool RAIsrye. From
flock Of 1000 head Of merimo sheep,
has clipped this season about 1000
pounds. Of wool, which has already been
engaged byia Richmond manufacturer,
and will bring him near $4,000. To
this handsome profit may be added ST.
600 more. being from The mattons sold
and the natural increase Of the flock. -
The farm Isl near Warringtons and con-
tains 5000 acres.
Ours is 4 better sheep raising country
than the citizens Of Warrenton and Fau-
quierever saw yet strange to say. our
7 wool crop \ and 4 mutton crop is not
worth netice even in the mos remote
apd obscure corner o. . country nAys-
papere Many persons are. perhaps q
ncrant Of The cause Of the high price 81
sheep, which ARE now selling in our
market at from $3.50 to $500 head,
but - those who have bad experience in
raising sheep IN the counties Of Kspawha,
Prtnans, jackson. Mason, cabelE. Boone.
Logan, Wyoming. Nicholas. Fayette. and
other adjacent counties, there iseno mys-
terry about sheep raising. All agree that
tie sun does not shine or better country
FOR sheep raising. All agree that ii is
not necessary id most Of the counties
above named, to givs sheep one mouth
ful Of grain Or other feed during the en-
lire year yet WHY'S il. We raise 50 few
sheep? The solution OF the questiopSis
quite easy. Ask that neighbor Of yours
why be has not more sheep. and he viii
tell you, that fen Or twelve years since,
he commenced with the same number
that be has now, and that they have no;
increased. Il Is true, they have bred
well. but BY spring, his |. crop is no
larger than il was the year before You
will naturally conclude thai wild beasts =
the bear. fox, wild cats. painters, re-.
Ec.. have deyoured The increase; but we
tell You such Is nol The fact on the con-
trary. The tame beasts I; tile miserable cpf
dogs. and various other kinds ofworthlsss
DOCS. that are permitted to rove, nntram-
meled over our mountains. are lie des.
troyers Of our sheep. Yes. for1lhs priv
/ ilege Of raising an immense u crop, !, ii
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30
Brcckinridgc n Ohia.

The Union. The organ ofthe Democra-
cy Of Jefferson County, and published al
Steubehville, has finally hoisted the names
Of Breckenridge and Lane as its choice
among Che Democratic tickets. Ii also
publishes 1 call, signed BY two hundred
&. pronsinent Democrats . Of that county.
for meeting to ratify the nomination 81
Breckenridge and Lane. Hon. Chas. WI /.
RUSSELL ]. NJ Estess, II. s. Trainer ana
Others ere engaged as speakers. Hero Is
the call:
DkmOcRArIc MEErrEa. The under
signed invite their Democrats fellow
ci:izensto meet in the Court House, On
Tuesday evening. July 10th, 1860, for
the purpose Of responding to the nonina-
ton Of John G. Breckinridge and joseph
Lane Tor President and Vice President
Of TIM United States. for the purpose 81
taking incipisnt steps for organizing !
Democratic party in Ohio that shall Be
il harmony with the principles and or.
ganizasion Of the party throughout the
Union
Hers follow tha nar,,aa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30

cambridge Akyas. publishsd 1t
81 Human county I1d ianH, bss
llaisssd The names Of Breckinridee and
kals n its mast-hsad fbf lie Presidency.
Porter, (fnd. DsMoedt bSs also
GIT IN he same eide. Sn6 j51bls
81 re Administrative pepers 81 hat
n MI generally support the BEsckin'
ticket
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30
The Pirate Coniss.IOn.

who was hung in New York On FRIDAY
July 18th, made confession while Ia the
Tombs as 70 . number Of horrible crimes
committed by himself, and. among OH.
ers. the murder lof Copt. Burr, aad his
crew. (tWo boys named Watts, Iwho were
brothers. After describing the cool and
calculating manner il which he had plan
ned the murder and saying that he had
no emily whatever towards the parties.
and that he was solely influenced by 4
loveJof gain, he thus describes the bloody
deed:
We sailed on the 10Th Of March from
the foot Of Spring street, and proceeded
70 keyport, where we remained till Sun
day. While here scraped the mast 81
the sloop, did 4 lot of carpenter work.
and eyidently pleased Capt.. Burr very
much BY my esrnestness in irving "a
make everything lopk ship shape.
We arrived a Grayesend on Saturday
afternoon, and waited there for fair
wind.
AZ lest We put 70 sea, and when we
we're of the Ocean House, il went to the
forecaslle and gpt an axe. which / put n
the boat hanging to the davit at. b
The younger Watts was at the helm,
and asked him 10 allow me ID steer !
iissls ,yhilo ~ ssfsnaspte,i ana west e..
ward. IT, sIHft -
In few minutes f>left he helm. and
taking the axe, went 10 him, and asked
him i he saw Barnegat Light. He said
he did not. l Told him to look again,
and pointed with my hand.
He, turned refund and looked in nv
face q moment. but even If he had sus-
pected my cruel purpose, he would have
read no indication 81 It there. for was
calm as though | was going to do the
simples and most innocent thing in life.
Had | been under human influences,
the confident and trusty way 10 which he
turned hisIeyes emine, would have made
me hesitate, but 10 such thought entered
my heart, and I pointed again and told
him % "Look there; amt that IL
He turned his head, and peered through
I the darkness in, the direction / pointed
and as he did So struck on the back d
the head with The axe, and knocked him
down. He fell.
Thinking I had not killed him, strucl
him with the axega as he lay upon the deck
His fall and the sound Of the axe made
some noise, which. added to that caused
| BY my running across the deck, attract
ed the attention Of the captain, who came
Iup the cOmPanid3nvay, ahd putting gu
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-Four pefsons died ID this town lat
week. at Of whom 1'ers between 30 and
and ~ years IF age. Mrs. III Jeifries
IS. Mrs. Richards between e5 and 90.
Pfin5Ns. 4 free man Of color. said to be
30, fpfnaI'|y slave Is Nj. Ogerlons e..
tass. fhd Sarah. aslAve formerly belong
in3 " Wm erIahdS estate. about 81
yeeIs sloilss4il's n sss@ziet s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30
LTJMBERl .LUMBERii

1AvlNG purchased the entire Interest IN
II The Saw .biilI At Coalsmoufh. I shah b
- all times pEehared % ill orders for lulibei
" preife description a he shortest notice.
snd shall keep on hz nd On 1zsQttment Of rss-
Aoiti lpmhel. These wishing to plsshsSe,
will 20 well to give ne call.
IN. "a. 49, q II
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MR. BREcKrERIDeE's Yfkws 81 ~
FRIENDLY LEGISLATION. -. The fact that
neither Congress nor TERRITORIAL Leeis.
lature can constitutionally exclude from I ~
Econfiscate IN 4 Territory. private ,oroperfvi
having been judicially determined by ths
highest court IN the United States, 1 CON
fess that did not anticipate tho doctrine
Of 3effiendly territorial isgislotion ii re-
gard u African slaves. Hkas no MR.
rant fran the Constitution, liz W. fecop-
nike NE highest Judicial interpretation 81
that instrument. Frdnkfoft Speech.
1853.
On PRoTzcfIoN 10 SLAykRY - So that
II regard 10 every description Of property.
inclnding slavss. recognized and Regarded
~ The Constitution, L Is The duty of ihel
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4sniy four papers ii GSorf;S hare
f{l ior Brsckinridee and Lase, ia
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-27
& CARD.

The Office of Prescriptonist is as properly sepa-
rated from that of Physician the part of the
mechanic who puts work together from that of the
Architect who plans it, The art of prescribing and
the art of compoundIng medicines are two different
professions requiring different training for prof.
cheney in either But the latter is of equal respon-
sibility with the CJmer demanding as safe qualii-
cations, thorough Pharmaceutical education and
long practical experience in the manipulation of
drugs. To meet these important requirements,
have employed as my prescriptionist, Mr.. SHERMAN
of Richmond Va, who TO a full course of study
in the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, adds an
experience of six or years, in one of the first
prescription stores of Philadelphia and Richmond
No other assistant IN The store but himself ,cW put
up prescriptions. w. o. VANCE.
April -, lSG0-tf ...
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-27
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
Worthy Of any confidence for restoring
THE BALD AND GRAY.
- BATH, Maine, April Is, 1859.

"a BATH, Maine April lS, 1859.
Pref o. j. Wood j. Co.--Gents. The letter
wrote to you in 1856 concerning your valuable Hair
Restorative, and which you have published in this
vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise to numerous
inquiries touching the facts in the The inqu-
res are, first, is it fact of my habitaton and name
stated in the communication; second is it true of
all therein contaned third does my hair still con-
tnue TO be in good order and of natural color? To
all | can and do answer invariably, yes. My hair
is even better than in any stage of my life for forty
years past, more soft thrifty and better cOored !
the same is true of my whiskers and the only cause
why it is not generally true is that the substance is
washed off by frequent ablution of the face, when,
if care were used by wiping the face in close con-
nection with the whskers, the same result will fol-
low rs the hair | have been in the receipt of Il
great number of letters from all parts of New Eng
land asking ME if my hair still continues to be good;
as there is so much fraud in the manufacture and
sale of the various compounds as well this it has
no doubt been basely initiated and used not only
without any good effect but to absolute injury.
| remain, dear sir, A. c. RAYMOND.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three Sizes
Wis large, medium, and SMALL the small holds
pint and retails for 81; the medium holds at least
20 per cent more in proportion than the small and
rctails for 50; the large holds quart 20 per cent
more in proportion, and retails for 49,
! o. J. WOOD CO., proprietors, 444 Broadway
New York, and IA Market street. St Louis Mo-
and sold by all good druggists and fancy good:
| dealers.
! McCAULEY & BELL Agents, GAINESVILLE.
For sale also by THOMAS 4 BRO, GAINESVILLE.
! EWIN, PENDLETON & CO., Wholesale Agents
Nashville.
| February % 1sG0-6m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-27
Sanford's Liver Invigorator
NEEER DERLL LTl TVS

1t is compounded entirely from gums, and has be-
come an established fact standard medicine
known and approved by all that have used it, and
is now resortcd to with q confidence in all the dis
cases for which ii is re- = commended.
Ithas cured thousands = within the last two years
who had given up all = hopes of relief as the
numerous uusOlictd GER - ticates in my possession
show. -
The dose must he n = dapted to the temper-
ment of the individual . taking it, and used in
such quantities rs to act = gently on the bowels
Let the dictates Of = your Judgment guide you
In the use of the LIVER n lNYlGORATOR, and il
will cure liver complaint bilious attacks dyspep-
sa chronic diarrhea, summer complaints dys-
entery dropsy sour sto- ~ mach, habtual costi,e-
ness, collie, cholera chol- era morbus cholera in
Gmtum, tatuence iaun- = dice, female weaknesses,
and may be used success - fully ms an ordinary fam
lis medicine Ii will = cure sick headache las
thousands can TESTIFY in = twenty minutes, il two
or three teaspoonfuls are taken at the commence
mont of the attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony in its
favor.
Ma ,cat,r IN the mouth wih the Iacgorator, and
swdlloc both together.
BsIy~Price one dollar per bottle.
o, j. WOOD & CO, Wholesale Agents, Saint
Louis Mo-
MCCAULEY & BELL, Agents GAINESVILLE.
For sale also by THOMAS BRO Clarksyillc.
EWIN, PENDLETON 4 CO., Wholesale Agents,
Nashville
February %, lsG0-Gm