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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-02

EDWARD EVERETT,
CHARLES DICKENS,
PAUL M0RPHY,
HoS. n. J. RAYMOND,
GEO. d. PRDGTICE,
JOHN G. SAKE.
SYLvANUS COBB, JE.,
EMERSON BENNETT,
WM. r. WALLACE,
CARLOS d. STUART,
Col. w. 3. DUNLAP,
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

GROWTH oY New YoRK.-The censds, which
is now being taken, shows that the population Of
this city has increased thirty -threopcr cent. and
that it is now about nine hundred thousand; To
which, if the inhabitants Of the suburbs Of the
city be added-as we havea right to do-there
will be total Of million and a quarter, from
which it appears that New York is, in popula.
ton, the third city in the Christian world; and II
its growth, says the Herald, only continues In
the same rato-as there is every reason to bc-
lieye it will--this metropolis will soon be the
first city in the world. Its growth is the meas
ure Of the growth of the country, while the
United States grow. it will necessarily grow In
the same proportion, and that growth is unpre-
cedented in tho history Of the wOrld.-Homs
Journal
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

SrRoso ELECTORAL TrckRr.-The Breckin.
ridge electoral ticket Of Virginia is a strong cna
Look at the men who head it There are the
Hon. r. NJ 7. Hunter and Hon. James N. hs-
son, the present United States Senators. Ex-
Governor Billy Smith and Ex-Governor Henry
A. Wise If these distinguished orators take
the stump, We may expect brilliant canvass In
the Old Dominion, and a sweeping majority for
Breckenridge and Lane. The resolutions Of tho
recent Democratic Breckenridge Convention In
struct the electors to vote for any candidate for
the Presidency who can defeat Lincoln.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05
The Result I'm Missouri

CLAfBoRSE F. Jackson and Thomas @. Reyn
dds, DemocrstiS candidates for Governor and
Liutenant Governor, Of Missouri, nominated pre-
yious to the division in our patty at Baltimore.
have no doubt been elected by large majority;
The following IS one Of the resolutions In ths
platform upon which they fah
SECOND RESOLUTION on THR MISSOURI pExocRAso
sfArs PLATFORM
THAT the Democratic party Of Missouri hold
these cardinal principles on the subject Of slavery
in the terfitoriesi LIST, That Congress has no
power 10 abolish slavery IN the territories. I'd.
That the territorial legislature has no power %
abolish slavery In any territory, nor to prohibis
the introduction Of slaves therein, nor any pow
er to exclude slavery therefrom by unfriendly
legislation, nor any power 10 destroy or impair
the right Of property in slaves by any legislation
whatever.
This ticketwas receiving the tinted support u
the Democracy until the dual nominations 81
Baltimore, when, owing to the declaration of tbs
nominees that they were for Douglas, Convsn-
ton Of but small portion Of the Breckinridge
party nominated q separate ticket, headed by
Hancock jackson, and NJ NJ Parsons.
This movement was discountenanced BY .
large portion of our friends among them Senator
Green, recognized as the leader Of the National
Democracy in that State.-Aobile Mercury.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

IT is proposed, on the part Of Southern men.
to invite the Prince Of Wales to make tottr
through some of the Slave States, in order that
he may have an Opportunity to see the peculiar
institution, and so that he may assure Lord
Brougham, and other anti-slavery advocates In
London, that slavery in the United States is not
nearly so bad thing as they represent it to be
II he could prOlong the visit up to the period
when the negroes gather the cotton, some timc
in October, he would probably see the colored
population Of the South In its most interesting
aspect
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

FEEDING TIE SuS.-0n the 1st Of September
last at III. Ism. A. n, a distinguished astrono-
mer, Mr.. Darlington, had directed his telescope
to the sun and was engaged In observing his
spots, when suddenly two intensely luminous
bodies burst into view on its surface. They
moved side by side through space Of 90, ,OOO
miles, first increasing in brightness, then fading
away in five minutes they had vanished They
did not alter the shape Of a group of large black
spots which lay directly in their paths. Momenta-
ry as this remarkable phenomenon was, it was
fortunately witnessed and confirmed, as to one Of
the bright lights by another observer Mr.. Hodg-
son, at Highgate, who, by "a happy coincidence,
had also his telescope directed to the great lumi-
nary at the same instant II maybe, therefore,
that these two gentlemen have actually Witness
ed the process of feeding the sun by the fall of
meteoric matter. But however this may be- It
is remarkable circumstance that the observation
at Kew show that on the very day, and at the
very hour and minute Of the unexpected and
curious phenomenon, moderate but marked
magnetic disturbance took place and 3 storm or
great disturbance Of the magnetic elements oc-
CURED four hours after midnight, extending TO
the southern hemisphere. Thus Is exhibited q
seeming connection between magnetic phenome-
na and certain actions taking place on the suns
disk---s connection which the observations of
Schwabe, compared with the magnetical records
Of our colonial observatories, had already render
ed nearly certain.-LOndon Paper.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

fJoratAs aSp CLaxs.-rn course Of Mr.. Doug.
las late clam speech, at Rocky Point, R L. he
said. '5n'sses = 0dR anm sli : siH .lA
Ladies and gentlemen, would sla1ly speak
again, but you see from the tones Of my voice
that / am unable to. This has been happy, q
glorious day. shall never forget il. There is
a charm about this beautiful day, about this sea
air and especially about that peculiar institution
Of YOURS clam bake think you have the ad-
vantage in that respect Of Southernerss For
my own part fAare much more fondness for yeHr
clans than / hare for their nfggers. But every
man 10 his taste.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

Ar the dinner given at Montreal to the Primes
of Wales, Darcy McGee the Irish refugee, was
to speak in responsetO to the Grand Trunk Railroad
toast and it was so announced in the fiewspa-
pers, and McGee, it is said, had received and &C.
cepted an invitation. The Governor General re
fused to allow him TO speak, and the people re
solved that no one else shouldrep An inter
esting scene was therefore expected to ensue.
As soon as McGee attempted 10 rise TO speak,
the Goyefnor-Generals and Prince withdrew from
the table. This prevented the speeches from
being made, and resulted in the Prince lesving
as soon as he gave the toast; .-.l e.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

TIE NEW REPUBLICAN SWATcHwoRD.-Senatof w
Seward, (says the N Y. Journal Of Commerce,
Jr.,) who fofesaw the "irrepressible conflict"
seems to have made up bis mind that the baltic
has been fought, and the sectional victory won
by the Northern Abolitionists. He said, in the
course Of his speech at Boston on Monday eve
ming. alluding to Lncoln's expected triumph
Tell your fellop-citisens that viA thn cictory
comes ths end Of tie power efsIarery in this ocun.
trn."
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

PRfDE AsD SKrRrs.-Little Alice A.. dressed
and prepared for a walk, was skipping back
and forth through the entry, waiting for her
mother to get ready to go out rlittle cousin
said he was going out, too. "No," said Alice.
'you can't go-you arc not dressed up. Her
uncle laughingly remarked 'That thcspride
stuck out quite early" "No," answered Alice
ut isn't my pride, it's my new morecn skirt that
sticks out So"
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

WILLIAM F. RrrcHIE and WILLIAM w.
DuSNAvASr have withdrawn from the pro-
prietorship of the Richmond Enquirer 1t
will be hereafter conducted by NArHAsrEL
TftEh, o. JENNINGS Wise, and w. B. ALLIE.
GRE. The two former were members of the
old firm.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

Mr.. Theophilus POpp, of POppville, in POpp
county, fancying himself to be very popular with
his lady Howe popped the question" her under
the poplar-tree, when she referred him to her
poppy, who, when asked for his consent labor.
ing under the influence of gnger-pop, popped
him out Of the door, 10 tho tune of "Pop goes
the weasel"
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

Oysr thu soa is the land of story, ..r
Over the sea is the realm Of song; '''
And round temple and tower and hamlet
Tale and legend and fable throng. VF
From tho mind, in those olden places,
All the cares Of the present fee,
And We live in land enchanted
i tI.A DhN.tN Over the sea-
Over the sea, on the storicd places
Rests the fadeless sunshine Of Art; .'..
And from column and arch and temple
Falls its glow on the pilgrims heart;
And the spirit Of ancient beauty
Still undyipg seems to be, tarq -r,
Where it won it's desthless triumphs
49,, Over the sea
Over the sea brave chieftains battled -
I'd, In the old heroic days, 5.rot
And their deeds still live an echo
In the minstrers cherished lays; =.
Then the feasts Of knights and ladies
Filled the quaint old halls with gloe,
When the battle strife was ended
sEkgra = urs l Over the sea-
over The sea rest the sacred ashes l7 E7
Ofthose who ,toicd for the good ofman;
THERE'S the ground There the blood martyrs
IA blessed stream Of redemption ran; O..
There sleep the bards who have filled the ages
with holy thoughts and tones Of glee, '
That come to us like the sound of music
Over the sea.
.PufD gnffoD . q
Over the sea the ships are sailing,
Till the distant haven is found;
And like them with anchors lifted,
Thought and Fancy are outward-bound
On 70 the realms of the distant fnturel
On to the shores of the great To-be,
Speed they always away from the present
.. -ssls ~ Over the sea.
#.ar.ar Lll t-sl.l.-..-
Over the sea that stretches onward
With waste of billowy years,
Thro' the mists, and clouds, and tempests,
Thought its ehartiess journey steers.
Far, beyond is the land Immortal,
And the realms of the great To-be,
And but faint the beacons glimmer,
r.s-M aiEfsiE .a Over the sea tsb
..-fs=o-H y L .-..fsaa-. - H.
Over the sea we all are sailing, I
Over The restless sea of life; -
Andwe pause at the Golden Islands,
And we battle with tempests strife. rft
soon shall the tolls Of the voyage be over,
Folded soon shall the worn sails be,
When We reach the Immortal Country,
Over the sea.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

II is related as an instance of the strength
and vigor Of the Prince of Wales constitu-
ton that during the same day he received ad-
dresses at CharIottetOwn, held levy, drove
out in plain clothes, went out shooting, rode
again, took swim in the salt water, dined
with large party, went to ball in the eve
ming, and danced with great spirit until threc
O'Clock in Che morning.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

The Louisville Journal, speaking Of the
Bell State Convention in Indiana, says;
Our friends say they are stronger to-day
than in 1855, and as an evidence Of the fact,
one Of the men on the electoral ticket was a
strong supporter Of Fremont in that year"
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

THs Supreme court of New York has dsci-
ded that all marriages that have been perform
edby a Notary Public are illegal. Thousands
are thus divorced, without expense Of suit :
A fine time for the discordants Of that dis
cordant city.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

MAJoR Donaldson, United States Army, has
presented to the Maryland Agricultural Society
two fourlhofned rams, captured from the Esvs-
Joe Indians. He says that this breed of sheep
have sometimes six, and even seven horns on
each headl
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

The records Of life run thus: Man creeps
into childhood-bounds into youth-sobers
into manhOod-softers into age-totten in
10 second childhood, and slumbers into the
cradle prepared for him.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

AsaRrvp PHTsrc1AS.-Dr. A., physician
af North Bddgerster, Mass, while riding out
with one sf bis patients, met Dr.. B., another
physician Of that town, when the following con-
ssrsstion took place: well Doctor, ! see you
Ire taking Oneof your patients 70 ride. ." r "Ex-
Aetly,h saidDf; A. Atwell," saidDr. B., @thats
Ding eInsyer do 'sIknon il, " said DR.. A., "the
undertakes does II for yoaT
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

A woxAS disguised In mans clothes gained
admittance to the Sons Of Malta lodge room in
Hartford recently, and passed all the several
degrees Of initiation successfully until the wor-
shipfil commander came TO apply the emblem.
Then the trick was discovered, the candidate
being found unworthy to receive it. The affair
has caused considerable excitement.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

A NAN living near Syracuse, lately swore out .
warrant for q neighbor, whom he accused Of
stealing his wife's clothes but the justice dis
missed the complaint when it was proved that
the wife was in the clothes
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

BbosDrz set himself afre with his fireworks
the 0bsR DAY, while on his = q and was burnt
TNpl1 nd being able to nj 90 the pole TO put
- W Gsra -Ro1s I'D.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05
~ From the New Orleans Delta.
Over the Sea. .ub
BY J. .. D.

isss ,.inailfit-uu1 ---u ~ .I Hf .f
4I a,l i.l.sss. /, BY ,. 3D.. .f -.ft ..s..
Own the sea the ships are sailing, .'r
Always sailing over the sea; '''' '
And the west winds bear them onward
Through the trackless waste with glee. 2
Now they battle with cloud and tempest 10
Now they sleep in sunny lea, afl.i"
Till they rest in the distant haven rios r. r
rGif-irpae III s7Ti- Over the sea rs
Over the sea our restless fancies, 'z'' o.
Fleeter than ships or breezes go;
Caring not for cloud or tempest i.i'nf't
Waiting not for the winds to blow. ~
Ontward.bound are our thoughts forever,
And their sails float always free, ri M
Bearing them on without chart or compass,
.7a,y adiflpd uo,a Over the sea-
Over the sea the ships are sailing, l 't'.''
And they pass by the Golden Isles, "'.'
Hid away in the waste Of waters, - ...
Where perennial beauty smiles. ....
Now they pause by the shining beaches,
Breathing odors from flower and tree.
Then away ON their painless journey
Over the sea-
Over the sea and beyond the bllows,
There arc strange and marvellous lands;
vsllcys that sleep in piimeval beauty
Rivers that roll over golden sands;
Cities built in the by-gonc ages,
Ruins where grandeur used to be,
Palace, and column, and quaint old castles,
.-.DN''l t'-. Over the sea.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05

Ma McCoRxcK, the inventor Of the reaper.
has sold, this season, four thousand reapers t.
the farmers in the neighborhood Of Chicago.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-05
RATEs OF ADyERTIsING q,
iadi "a. rzs Lnzs nAxx oEr souAaz.

Advertisements may be renewed at any time by pay
ing for composition, 81 per thousand ems. i'7I
Displayed advertisements charged for the space
eupied.
teaded notices charged is cents line. rgl .r4
EI Articles of personal character only admitted
at the option Of the Proprietor and charged 20 cents
The pay for yearly and half yearly advertise
snts due quarterly and those inserted for less than
thrse months, thePsy due when the advertisement is
out. f.. - .f 49, ..
Transient advertisements payable in advance.
Announcing Candidates for City offices. :. . 50
-, :. " County Offices. 8 90
~" "' ," "" District and State. 10 90
TO be paid invariably In advance n.i.sia-r1 #l .r1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-01

w. r. BERRY q CO.,
puhufc SonaFP.
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NC O..
M. & E. f. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, FAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND GHGRCE SZREETZ
Nashville, Tennessee.
VETE receipt of large and we'll selected stock Of
Wv Groceries, Liquors etc., consisting in part as fsl0Es
$50 bids Sugar, all grades Havana Cigars
200 bhls choice Molasses; 300 kegs Nails, asserted;
leo 4 do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Bio Coffee; so nests fubs;
100 bbls Powdered, Crushed and 10 bills English Walnus
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pecans;
$50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls FiIberts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BERANDIES, WINES, &C
p Il choice French Brsrdies;
20 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes Scovill Claret,
100 bbls Rne Robertson County Whisky
% bbls pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky Brandy
Gin, &c.
Agents the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder Tbs IN
terSrse Icing the only Aseltsin Nashville Manufacturer
IArgs stock Of Powder on hand IN Msgasinefor sale.
5000 kegs Dupont Rife oFsr 2O0 kegs Hszsrd BastingPov
500 Z DO do DO dsr;
300 x Dc do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
goo % DO 90 $50 csse, Of Powder, assorted
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow SO bills Toy Bedford
der. safety fase.
janu y. Z. 3: y. oHBATHAh, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
eupont's Powder; Joy, Biclford Co.'s Safety
Hazard do Fuse
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SEWING MACHINES.
OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. TibbS, Proprietor.

FUVHIs HotsII spacious brick Building lust compst,
proprietor has incurred heavy expense htsinr AZ
sndfurnish1z the make en and considerable
The house open for the reception Of boArra visitors md
travellers and he Pr0pstor Afford ample acronmoaos
for $50 persons. An Omnibus, With good and team m
depot convey passer The Hotel hack 10 -
depot again The proprietor intends y arst.t
Hotel, and hopesto share liberal patronage. Nlr1
sngis DANIEL A. TIgBs. PzurEisiss
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
oyrTcE NAsHvILIE & CHkrI 10000 RAILROAD Co.,

Wy order Of Of Directors calls made on The
Stock Of The Company subscribed FOR building Branch
Bridgeport Jasper payable 70 the Treasurer Of this
Company asf0llogs
One dollar each Share the lst November Is and two
dollars on Share the days Ct December 1859 Janpa
~ February MaTck April May June July, August septe
Der, October, and November, 1850.
may be made to Jackson Pryor, Jasper or 10
Treasursr at his Office IN Nashville
Prump=essin meeting these calls Is requested Of hs spb.-
OF Stock, Is the construction Of TIE rosd depends
on the means provided specifically Tor that purpose
oSt5--U W. A. GhEAPES, Treasursr
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LAND FOEI sAIF.I

FsFe subscriber os for seventh nsss s.ua a "a
Middle Frzt.kn Turnpike, oar ~ s1ffs, S41ssil1
joining the tract On Ehies Ae 4ess sd 6s Is, "a t
Jones. The land eq5 % hs bei & Win ehuno. ~ 80
Isn't, ncver isinf ser, With The mott ha.nsifuI
IN a5a1trT, and iuslths nf51E offhs an.-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-01

IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.
We challenge Eerd produce their equal Though
have before public for only yet they
highly approved Of IRON Maine to the Great Salt Lake
remedy for Incipent Consumption, Indgeson Dyspepsia Piles
Nervous dieases Female Complaints, and all requiring
tonic they are unsurpassed Beverage, they are truly de-
ghtful the nhTm, or for adusor children of
delicate constitute ID they without arrival.
For the of throat so common - Clergy they
act like charm.
Used in with pure Coo Liver o sy cured
Of chronic Consumption in Albany, New York. after had
pronounced incuab by OF the most distinguished Ply
sicians In City. Mr. McGan Of Brooklyn, had
his right side paryze by being thrown from horse in
1856. He the Of these Bters in November last
and is noE yell.
Boston, Mr. Greenwood Ne 90 Broad street, New York.
both cured Of Piles Of long standing and Of the most obstinate
character.
Hundreds Of persons suffering from and Dyspepsia
cured by using these Bs We have letters in our
possession which published would Female in the
land to supply herself with these truly valuable Bttsrs
90 CHARLES WEDDTFIELD & co, Proprietors,
rs William street, New York.
Sole by DEMOVILLE CO., Nashville Tenn and all Drug
erists: juue29 '6O-dn
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
CEN TRAL II ALL e DAD,
$50 NILES DOUBLE TRACK
9 3I SL - 2
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most EXtenSIVe
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUFACTORY.

WIN KNABE 4 co Nos !, 3, S and Z, Hutaw street,
NJ BaItmore respectfully inform their southern friends
that they have enlarged their factory and are nov prepared 70
.nnv Inc great demand for They are uDqueson
shv The most durable and contain al the latest Improvements
Snd are fully guaranteed for Eve years For ana great
orsr ~ tone ana agreeable touch, they unequaled
Thaberg strakosch and other great pans have used
concerts and have given certificates for their superiority
I 80 80 re ast ten years, the first premiums
ali sompeou in all different States where they have been
bd last wear they received five hrt premiums two at
Ngoa-v Ala One the best Southern made piano. and
onefoT the best against all competition.
AiuIi suPP'S " - J. A.. MCCLURE,
oiNlhg " Sole Agent. Nashville.
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Charleston and savannah
FREIGHT LINES

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
INXPRESs Freight Trains onA the roads On after
~ 94h December, 1859, through rates from New York to
Nashville:
Fist Class 100 lbs, 81 q Third Class per 100 lbs 81 ls
Second Glass, do $ Fourth Class, DO 20
Hats Caps and BonnetS, IS
Time from Savannah and Charleston to Nashville hree Te
and half and four days
and nine days.
Intervening Sabbas the above variations time
freight trains Sunday three lines
No detenOns By ice 0vefcharyss and damages
cept damages occurring at seal promptly adjusted BY
vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
dec 22-E P&B W DERsON
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CHER OKEE REM EDY.
NauseOus Hrugs and Poisonous
Minerals.

XETE the afflicted Of either sex, which you prefer
w pleasant delicious SYRUP compounded from Nature
eEu Rmedes-ne which will speedily and permanently cure
Won compounds heretofore used with All er nsn
seoueapd effect together with the loahsone diseases
any times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy Natures Specific for Genor
Ys elect Gravel Structure, Fuor Albus whites in Feaesl
and an diseases the Urinary Organs curing these diseases o
natural laws all other preparations have aed and rs one
to offending man! Instances coucF
produced Of its effects which would stagger creduy
The nauseous presentations heretofore used have failed;
this has never in instance been known to fail Happily or
mankind the Governor Of verdi sa Father who sinic not
o kill, but to cure -
In mercy be has appointed Medicine for these dreadful
which when taken quickly es to all parts Of the system
the disease at every post and with fidelity and courage Truly
admirable never gives unlit has completely expelled 1t
ou the body the unfortunate patient to former
health AID vigor. ,,-....-
Uni, Rerdy strikes at very root OF the disease; is ten
dency simply suspend the poison but to remove the
cause which depends. ,
N p And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire alb
Eence Of all taste smell It lay IN the csunt
ing toilet table without being suspected as
''fsemedy" fOT secret diseases.
III treaseon Vene-s diseases with full directions Tor
permp nent cure accompany each bottle
u sold nv AN respectable Druggists and dealers in medi
zines Potter l. MERWIN, Sole roPrietors,
Louis Mo.
Sold NaEhvlle wholesale BY Berry Demovie and kW
ing Pendleon retail by Hendershot, and all Drug
gisS.s svervybere dec4-dtw& 9ly-nside