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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05
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2. MOHAIs.
mORRIS q sTRATFON.
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND COMMISSION nRRcHavr,
Dealers In Foreign & Domestic LiauOr.,
no. IA MARKET STREET
NASHVILLE TENNESS.
WE are now in receipt Of la and veil assorted stoaa
Of The trade.
600 hhds Louisiana Sugar, al grsds5s
10 obs n z and Baltimore Crashed susar, al srsdss
isS 5 5o Do L. q 1s.f ''a'' aH !. Ss' g. a.
COFFEE.
81 Bags Choice Baltimore Ccsses
q" % 40 wa 5ag SyTz DO
coo bills choice Rsboiled hI0laasssi
go 50 I S s. 3, Loui'sy5
100 boxes J. c. i 61i. I In.
100 % lozll 40, very shsap Tor slss
ssobO1ss star Candle.
~ 40 Summer do;
~ do e. Louis and Men. sosps
100 do starch;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper
9 90 &c % % DC DC s sP5Ssi
100 Do superior Csrb. soda, EIpapsrs,
lToer0oas Indigo:
2 aaia Dutch Msddsr;
100 bags Pepper;
20 teTUes Rice
" dozen Painted Bucxzts
= do Walhboaris.
3unests Tubs:
10 dozen Bro0m1.
- eczes Tobacco, 81 grldea Va brsst,
go kegs pure White Lad.
81 bols do Linseed OH.
. kegs shot, all sizes;
80 do Bar Lead;
81 cases Mason Blackiuq:H
1900 bags hne Liverpool ssiff
900 bbls KanaFhs ~.
GO boxes Glassware
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Eagnoiia Whfur,
500 Do Raw Ohio ~.
goo do old Country a.
80 DO Smith old Reserve 10.
100 do Old Bourbon ~,
so do do Rye ~.
no do Monongahels a..
- do Old Port and NsI1re VIM
~ do A. ~ Gin.
Spipss Holland Gin:
do Old Cognac Brandy:
100 cases st. julien ClsFrt WiBst
~ baskets Champagne, extra;
l5Q1 cases Brandy;
SD packages Domestic Branavt
90 barrels Cidsr VINEGAR:
" n many other articles Tor the Grocer t-s7s
HnII NORRIS a 5TBkTyOs
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nTACHINEs.
REMOVAL.
-OHN YORK d co.

JOHN YORK d co.
TEGVE removed their Book BinderY aB6
Blank Mandatory 70 the BAPTIST publishing Houss
5 bonse below Douglass Co. north Market sire No. 50
ID door from Squareand will be glad 70 see sl their old
customers invite that want work IN our me NE are
given pattern Particular attention will be paldto inc binding
Of Periodicals. and old Books Our prices are IS low as the
lowest m stvle Of work can be seen the Bindy Store
Union Street Books left either place viii receive edt
attant;on RPu febll-inEdH
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LIKELY NEGRO MAN FOR Sale.

VNTE will sell on liberal terms bright NuIaLtO Man,
about 30 years old sound and healthy good servant
fSitntul and trusty. FURMAN & co.
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ORDINARY DRAWING,
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the amount Of money address for what you Wshto
purchase the Lottery IL which you wish invested
whether wish Wholes, Halves Quarters Ehhs,
receipt Of which, send what ordered BY first mail together
with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing Printed Drawing certified to
by the Commissioners, will be sent, with Explanation.
L Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give the Of their Post Office, County and State
Accommodation strictly confidential.
All prizes Of 1000 and under, raid Immediately the
drawing. Other prizes at the usual time Of 40 days.
, Wood, EDDY Co.'S Lottsres drawn Augusta,
Georgia, and Wilmington, Delaware
Orders for Tickets Certificates to be directed TO
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DISSECTING INSTRUMENT,
FOR SALE.
NEGROES for Sale.

NUMBER stone cutter and stone mason voung and
"A likely negro fellow, and several girls aud boys good
cH0x, wash and irOner, for sale by
WEBB, MERRILL & CO.
uar14 M : Soutb NarLs. 49,.
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That csl be found In the city, Consisting Of hne
Dress, FTOCk and over COatS.
great variety Of styles Id qualities Many them entirely
and desirable styles.
large otof under garments, Of WOOL silk, cotton, mer
no. &c GEO. B. ABBOTT,
No. Street
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NOW OR NEVER.

An IN the city and
Tor bs STATE Of Tennessee for the manuc1rs 1nd ~ ~
ny Patent Improved bee Hives, the giri1e and sps-
Of which have been testified 20 By hundras og he o1t -
eminent citizens Of country, The consrurion of ~ -
Is simple aud promise it 10 the oay Hive tie 1gi ~
Ehcn Is proof agaiEs the bee uohs- Persona dsss4 ~ -
chasing either family county rights Tor bert Be- Wli
the world esn ind me for sE days a. Auction ROM ~
Ma5s Hardy Brothers. asrs vii be happy 70 see Zen
july20-H JOsEpu go A
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PORTER. &c.

4 n CASKS Quarts;
~ 10 do Pints;
25 4 barrels Lemon Cordial
25 i do Ginger Brandy
10 casks Cherry Brandy;
For sale low at No, d and Is Market street, By
80 arc HUGH NIGERIA
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kirkpatrick, NeVins & Co.,
RECEIP1A6, EQRWARDZYG AED HH0LEgAEE
GlAOCE&K mERCEIANTS,
MARKET TkEEI, EA59gILLE TENNESSEE.
~ = nov IN store large ana complete scsortnenrs
L Il Groceries, embracing
New 9rlears Sugars, an order
M0iagses, in barrels and half H1rrsls-
Coffee, q large and lozaFIets stock.
Raisins, full stock, viii Teas. Cru7rs- -.-ss- ~
sel aeoFi, fscanss gser With an find- ~ G.
sies usually Kept in sle Grocery line Oar stocf Oh
EkANDAES3 WINES VVETTeI- ~. e-rs
We think cannot be surpassed in this or any ofbr 4rtst
our hesy stoek O. goods nov IN sore invite s attention
the trade.
uaT7s-s KIRKPATRICK. EErTvs a o. .
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HUGH McCREA & CO.,
w III o lie ALE CIR OCERS
NOS 10 AND Is MARKET sTREET, NASHVILLE.
~ Have in store the following
l50 hhds prime Sugar, $50 Pkgs Teas,
70 Dds powdered and crushed 500 bags Shot, assorted,
sugar 100 boxes TslloW Candles
81 pigs Golden Syrup SO bags Pepper,
800 bags Rio Coffee, 90 40 AiisDies
50 dc Laguira Coffee, so do Ginger,
81 packets Java do coo Rrocs Matebsr
$50 boxes Star Candles 100 doz BUDGETS
600 do Cincinnati Soap, 25 do Churns
$50 do Tobacco, all brands, IS do Batter Fubs
$4,000 Havana Cigars, al cases Indigo.
brands, 3 casks MaHdsr
10000 Melee Cigars 90 bbls Almonds
so coils Jute Rope. &c 40 BraTiI V1ts
HON. NAILS, MD CASTTNGs
700 tons PittsbuTg Iron, warranted,
iUO0 kegs PittsbuTg and Wheeling Nails
20 tons assorted Castings,
5OOOpounds Steel.
LIQUORS.
$50 bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 90 bbs 8u,sri.sD F-.,,
100 do EeWsom as ODD, Go 80 40 10 Elm
IS DO Julin II. Smiths DO pipe pure WoIlab5 81
- do Robertson Co. do 5 casks pu-g Gonna n, IA,
% 90 Rye and Mon0ngahela Is bills l. Rum,
-. "Alsky. . do Sweet MALAGA.
30 bbs Old Bourbon Whisky, 60 I casks brandy
@9O 90 1ennessee White do 20 boxes Ginger Brandy
~ DoAss Ciaret' 20 DO Raspberry do
so do scheiiam SchnalpE : hHls Cherrv 40
10 20 lemon Cordiel, > do Ginger Brandy,
. do Pure Peach Brandy,
All Of the articles viii be sold very low for cash M
Il 10
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WOOD. EDDY q CO.'S

GEORGIA md DELAWARE
- tate Lott cries.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
CLOSE WHOLESALE CASH BUYERS

RE respectfully invited examination Of cur stock and
"A prices when visiting the city, as We feel assured ma eau
se any goods in our be bought Of the same
quality Of goods Philadelphia, with cost Of transportation
added thus saving considerable time, which is money We
have now in large stock the following articles W.
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ANlE splendid mansion recently b. Wesley Wheles
with about thirty eight upon which il Il Ion
tlu offered for sale The house is situated on beautiful hi
eoo1t one milk above the city, the side and about u
hundred yards from the Cumberland River n beautiful ROVE
u forest r rom which point large portion % The city is in
lul le" Ih4 house contains about sixteen rooms al hand
soey anG conveniently arranged with and Gas pines in
every room built OF the materials and In tie moe
nogsIn architectural style Two thirds the land IS covered
ue AR oEst TIMBER and the remainder calculated
Fe1y sci with varieties Of fruit trees strawberries grapes &c
land induces this otter Of Of HE properly Adirs &c r.
dersgned at Nashville who resides on and wiz how he Ts-
ty and give the terms % sale ~
iec--tf vr,,,-,.-
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Great Southern, Eastern, Northern and
Western Express FOrWaTdeFs!
NOR the safe ard speedy transportation OF Freight Money,
III JeWelry and valuable packages.
Have arrangements with the various Railroad Companies,
whereby they enabled to forward the cay passenger
trans all matter entrusted 20 them in charge Special Mes
sengers at low rates
They dispatch Express daily for New York Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and all places North and East.
To Chattanooga Memphis Richmond, New Oresns, and all
places 1uth ami Southwest
To Louisville, St. Louis, Cincinnati, all places the
Northwest
Have connections in New York with Europe California
They take charge Of slaves and forward them ali parts
the South.
For information to time, &c, inquire is Offices Of the
Company in the principal cities Of the Union
JOHN S. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent
JAS. SHUTTER, supt., Chattanooga. (iebls
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Anderson & Romans,
shop,
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Clothing Store.
Fine Clothing

HAVE nov on hand and am receiving every week, larg
& est Stock Of
HIM ENVoNE,5mG
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NO. SO BROAD STREET,

NO. So BROAD STREET,
Re manufacturing ski horse power portable steam Engines,
N suitable for printing Offices, plantation use,
small engines required. Price s6C0,
stationary Steam Engines from ten to thirty horse power
Prce' as low rstaSs engine be furnished
prepared to hu orders for Engines and Mill Machinery
fastest improved patterns at short notice Casing from
our stock Of patterns for four Mills circular Auy
saw Mills, are unr7aei for strength, durability and economy
Of power.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
and experienced Eorkmen furnished p work when
sired.
Constantly on hand full Of castings usually kept
at Foundry. An experienced pattern maker
employed working drawings specifications, plans
mates furnished on application.
Ole and Sales Room at 50 Broadway, Nashville Tenn
iune22-dn
Ornamental Trees and EVergreens.
M ONTGOMERY McGREDY, Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
A invite special attention to their extensive Fruit
Ornamental trees Everrens, Green House Plants 100000
ornamental Trees and sttabe for immediate
FruitS-500O Apple 9, & years old.
Pears-3pOJ, DWsrfs & Stands rds, to 4 years old.
Peaches 2 years old Cherries PlUms, Apricos ee
tariens and ounce, in large numbers.
large collection oGrapes, Strawberries RaspLeres Goose
berries, CuTrants & Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY L MCGREDY.
nall. Llnwood, Nurseries Nashville, Tenn
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no IA soSTISuED.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
ENDIGNITY TO DOUGLAS.

The Atlantic (Ga.) Confederacy Of last
Saturday, learns from hiohly respectable
gentleman, who arrived there that evening
direct from Montgomery that Hon. Stephen
a. Doug as, on his arrival in Montgomery,
was met with a shower of rotten eons.-
That paper says: "rhink Of it, patriots Of
the SOUTH A distinguished American
citizen, law-abidin4y man, patriot,a states
man, man holding high position in sbe
councils Of the nation, and one who is the
candidate OF a great party for the highest
Office ~ the gift Of a free people, TO be Of
tered the greatest conceivable indignity.-
And IN what place was it that Douglas re-
celyed such treatment? At Montgomery.
the home Of VIM. L. Yancy, the gentleman
who has been mainly instrumental ii brino-
ing this government to the very VERGE Of
destruction.
"And because tile patriot and slandered
Dougias chooses to meet the summons of
bis fellow-eitizens ii Montgomery, he is
greeted on his reception il that city by
rotten eggs, and the yells and Kisses Of de-
mons and fanatics.
"Mr. Yancy has recently canyassed the
Middle; Northern and Northwestern States,
in the dissemination of his facticus and dis
organizing dogmas, but in every instance he
has been met and treated like a gentle
man. But when a distinguished opponent,
q friend Of the Constitution and Union, visits
the home Of Mr.. Yancy, he is met with rot
ten eggs and other indignities"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
,ooK our FOR HUMBUGs.

M hoya GOOD reason for offering a world
of sneeial caution to our readers, "about
o. sPe0' Iarsa At least half dozen
tneso ,., 10 f5r extensive swindling have come
scii9 ar knowledge during the past month.
L' - -. and "confdtatial" circulars by
~ million, are now being manufactured
r. this CITY. Great numbers Of these are
JaiIy sent of, but the business is to be
largeIy increased as soon as the excitement
IF the Presidential election il over. There
( scarcely family in the United States or
British Provinces, whose post Office address
1 not recorded III from one to dozen s.
adjustments in some Of our large citieM and
tempting plausible circulars will be sent
through the mails to them, offering al sorts
Of inducements to get their money
In lottery and gift enterprises, there is
nothing new to he specially noted leach
scheme, no matter how tempting, is SO
much Of the character Of a hundred others
that have gone before, that it is surprising
how there can be found foolish persons
enough to keep these humbpgs alive.
One Of the most WHY schemes to be push
Ell this autumn and winter, is the offer oil
50 called gold articles, such as magnificent
.gold pencils, pens, &c" A few statistics
obtained atone of She manufactures Of these
articles, show that they are being turned
ous by the ten thousand. Al "gold pen
and magnificent case,7 is stamped out oil
some cheap metal, and then galvanized oy-
er with the thinaest possible film Of GOLD. |
The whole is done so skillfully, that the
common observer will find it utterly impos-
sible to distinguish between a bona fide ar
ticlo worth So TO So, and the bogus one
costing 6 to Is cents! The outside film of
rold, though less than the two-hundredth I
thousand part Of an inch in thickness, is
,et enough to cover up the inside base me-
al, aud protect it from the usual acid test,
While the filing Of cheap metal prevents de-
ecting the deception by the weight. We
ave seen a pen and case that cost cents
o manufacture, that was offered as a SO
romium or 'gift'' and no one but a practi-
al goldsmith or jeweler could detect the de-
option. The same remark applies to yari-
us other giIded (not gold) articles.-11mer-
can AgricmtYalish
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

BEEcHER on RIcH MES.-In the course
:. us hast Sabbath morning sermon, Hen
/ ward Beecher pitched tight and left in-
y Ie members Of Christian churches who
' .aI. jury duty, militia duty, civil duty 81
y 4 AladS, and the paying OF taxes ia pagtic-
W.T. lie said; "As men grow rich they
s,o1 mean. Why, | know men-pous
s WHO actually pelnfe themselves
e5 ,a' 'aer property, that they may save
sll' Is due the city for taxes. They arc
Il -;'s-well- meanness has tunnel
=. '3om from end to end, ana the biggest
5. los through the heart, and tie Devil
laaa hls trains through and through. 7
NorE-Beecher must have seen the
,,~',soFs books Of Grant County or other
~ heard from the West. There ara, how
c'a others than protested Christians IN
r -'''' WAo are trnnelei through the heart
..l' meanness. Tie Assessors books ia
send their names.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
IMPORTANT SPEECH or VICTOR EBIAN-
UEL TO THE NEAP0LgTAN DELEGA-
TON.

One Of the members Of the Neapolitau
dcputation, who went to present an address
to the King Of Sardinia, gives the follow
Ing as the language used BY his Majesty on
lie occasion:
81 am not actuated BY motives Of person
al ambition, but we must constitute an It
ally. 1t matters little to me whether / am
King of A. 5000 or 100000 of peo-
pie; but It is Of great importance that a
people belonging to the same race and
speaking the same language should have
the same country, and that that country
should be independent five only wish
it We can be a great people.
Austria continues to threaten me. Not
long since | received a note from her thro'
th9 Emperor Of the French which was fu.-
Of passion. / care little forit. Austria
let slip the favorable moment for attack
NC me- She is preparing for next spring,
but then, with your assistance, | shall have
100000 men in arms, and Italians, thank
God! still know how to fight. The Pope
himself now writes with kindness. The
power. Of Europe are displeased; they are
pouting, but none Of them except Austria
hreatens. We are acting like persons in
our homes. Europe viii at last recognize
that We have justice and right on our side.
am satisfied with Garibaldi; be may be
aAale conspicuous, but Italy has nonoblef|
son. | have several times offered to CIV
an artillery, but he refused the offer. He
ianks he can take Capua BY bayonet
eaarse. Tell your compatriots, gentlemen,
tlat | shall not cease to be for all Italy
what have been for my little Piedmont.
snail perform my duty as king and sol
ele'i let Us do our duty as Italians. Bear
T. mad that we do not yet possess the key
q cur house; but from tbs day forward
We san say that Italy exists. Let us hope
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

Gg Only about thirty patents were issu-
Cd at Washington last week, and the reason
is novel one. It appears that the old
Board Of examiners have been issuing two
patents for the same inventions in some
cases. So supervisory Board has been
created by the Commissioners, aud their la
bors have been Of marked effect.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
A.g- Our Mississippi valley i destined &

oeeome the garden Of the would. but dead weieht on
pepuiaon Is the miasm which cngeuders Liliioas
sasssss ~ over r. Could an absolute antidote 81
- stie iaaiafa which exhale from iis lnarshes il
= oslole Y over estimate tho consequences 10 car
prosperity We congratulate our feog-citizetts ami
leisoW-suAereis around u.s. the announcements Inn
Paftant II trHe that Dr. G. Aver the celebrated med
leo 1hehis 81 the Fest, hai discovered just such an
s ague Cure, which is supplied price
.At can e1cade no one finn its benefits, and that Is
SUI Y cure Fever and Ague and kindred Diseases 10
nolal Certainty baaska Yisitor. Afennhis an.n,I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
WEAKNEss AND DEBIIrry-AlI VIZ

snHcr from weakness debility, where there is want
o. % energy, should st once have Judsons
Aountain defo fiils They Immediately purity the
niooa aha ast upon the mainspfing ct lite, giving
strength and ygor to the system Young persons enc
telng INTO womanhood, with arrangement Of the lnc-
ilos ana % mothers ut the tnrn OF fife, these Pills viii
os most eheaeious IN correcting the Tide of life that
MAJ he on the turn Yong and elderly men suffer ia
ways danger they should therefore UNDERGO + eoess ~
TINS purifying medicine, which insures lasting health
rms great household medicine ranks among the lead
ing necessafies OF lite as it is well known 10 the world
lhat u cures complaints other remedies cannot reach
las Tact Is as we'll established that sun lights thu
World ~
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all Dealers
in Medicine. aos5ns
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
WHAT HAS CHANGES YOU s0q

we have All Witnessed With astonshment the extraoe.
anary ana improved change in many gentleman aud
l&dy VINO hal become rfematarey gray, but who by
some iaeal :, had been miracul0usy iejuyanated.-
Ihere IS time in life when gray hairs hafio-
ze with the iurrowed brow aud the wfinkicd features
out unfortunately, from some other thousands
o. young men and women only witnoss tie gradual
change Of their looks TO "motled and speekIed gray
but are mortile By the danger Of positive badness
rom the actual loss Of their hair. All this denauds q
remedy, and safe one. We naturally look about and
ask IN his age Of scientific invention, gar stands high
esq rs tile Proprietor aud Manufactured of a cal hair
festoref--a restofer q coior well health beau
tltyer as well hair tonic. We find al tine head of
the Claimants, n this long line sngle individual. Any
q the splendid heads ef hair along broadway once ia
mig OUT dry and gray, when asked, s.What has Chang
60 yea SO e VIII reply fRoFNssoRW HAIR REsroi
ATtYE.
q att0n-Beware Of worthless limitations as several
are already IN the mafket called b. ilIefent names
Use none unless the words '.ProfWoo Hair Restora
tive Depot 81 Louis, Mo, AID New York." are blown
ia the bottle. Sold by ali Druggists ana Patent Medi
cine dealers. Also BY all Fancy aud Toilet Goods deal
ers ~ the United States aud anadas 20 In
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~ UARDIAN'S SALE-P YER.
Grnllt G0g1llkll In1lrt uIeco,ain

In the matter OF guardianship Of Edward py ger and
Mary Ann Miller, minors aud heirs al law OF Thomas
pyzer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in pursu-
OF an order OF icease made in said matter the
tti Gay Of November, A D 1860, By the County Count
q said county, The undersigned Guardian OF TIA said
MINORS wil on Saturday, tie 9Th day Of december,
A. y 1850 on the premises TO he sold at clock il
the afternoon Of sud lay, offer for sale 1T public
aue The following described lands, to VIE: The undi-
and tile southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
section six CO., ia town ~, north Of range
~ vest IN the county OF Grant and State OF Wscon-
The terms of ale, one-haf OF he purchase money
to be paid al the til,s Of the balance in twelve
months, secured BY mortgage the promises sold.
Dated November I3th 1900.
TIMOTHY WATcI0RN,
y 81 GuAraAn Of said Minors.
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PoRrAeE Cry. Columbia Co. Wis

PORTAGE CRY, Columbia Co., Wis,
SEPT, 2, 1s59Dr J. r. Bridge, secy GRAFT Co, 81 Park
Rev. ~ Y.--DEAR SIE;--We have sold the GIsf Fam
ly Medicines for number Of years and take pleasure IN
saying that they have always proved all that you claim
for tnem--the most fe.iabe remedies Of the day.
We dish e TO parteulaIizc who're an Of them appear
to be indispensable, yet canuot refrain rom referring 10
Marshaiis Uterine CatEolicon, which has feper failed
ia lts mission, and has produced resuts unr car inf
mediate observation, both wenaosfal an, atsfactory
IL is especially useful IA aseases incident to ean
cy and VIC have no hesitation in saying that n use by
aslssslI that coasSio trs eMasSS eatssg eaithg
will inya iabiy be altea4aslas NJ acEAdt.
AZ iaas beenused by varos IN this vicinity for
BaFrenness, aud in every astaace with success.
Yours respectfully,
20w2 MEES CO., Druggists.
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cTRAY COW.
DAY UP-LAST CALL
WHEAT VA NIEI0!

All persons sno4ving themselves indebted TO me u
note 81 otherwise, reqGcs.ed G. pay n0w At need
nav m8rty for Immediate and haye waited Ill the
times are good ard doctors ask further apology
OF naaleeuce.
fsy- Persons Indebted 10 me pay IN wheat at Ga
l.ia ssrices delivered my Warehouse ii Dunleth
viii also Pay cash ioI wheat az Gaiena rates.
i. T. LEWIS.
nnnleith. Oct. ,. 1859. lost