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NV YORK June 6.-The steamer Persia sailed
to-day for Liverpool with sl030,090 sDecie. She
took New Orleans mails Of the ID, and Geographic
dispatches Of the 5tb
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Dry Goods and CIothing.

70 which they favss tie uti=asss or 1sAas tasins b
this maztet.
fafqo-ltrfwfv
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DUCK RIVER.

WETE have acres Land for sale in The bend Of DUO
Wv River within miles Of Normandy the Nashville and
CaanOoza Railroad said lands bounded by Nanc tDaTid
Duck River, Willis Blanton and Abner Barton TWohiIds
the bottom and level about 80 cleared
seversi good springs, and is No stock Farm We Will sell
half all OF the tract suit purchasers those wishing
by good STOCK Farm healthy country, good community
&c. would do we 10 ard look We are de1erm
ned sell For further particulars address H. NJ Baron Iu
lahoras, or c. C. Brewer, Manchester.
deciS-tEswtf BREWER & BARTON.
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IseO. SPRING GOODS. 1850.

AVING increased our fcos for Ire purchase ard 1aleI
Of Goods, re nov oder to tie trade th2lsrEeri s1i
most desirable stock Of Eootss shoes Haas and
Straw fsOctls offered in this cy, and prizes sus
any obhng House ID Louisville CharcatCn Phl2deII-
Call and We delerDed make this the Booi and
Shoe Market Of the West
fshl1-d.tF&w COOKE. BAILEY q co
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NEW ORLEANS. June 5.-The steamer De Soto ar
rived from Havana with adriees 70 the I'd inst. On
the morning Of the I'd, four men were garroted ia
the presence. Of 10000 persons.
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WILL give reward q Fifty Dollars for the delivery % ~
Of ny GE0ha1, 10 taken oul OF his s.ais,
Twenty i've Dollars ior ain Il taksn he sta ane dTse
20 ne i've miles northwest of Nashville, Iu11
SAID nan George b ahous35 years Of zgs dep oE ave ia
six or seven inches high, weighing about l OF 80 qn eita
prominent, fzce covered with bard. uslsr sla.l1l'
apr29-d, tEEE-u hllHAhD :. ltl-
Che Pldueah Hrald copy anoaniof s ind send h e
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remarkable cotton year known IN the history Of the
United States il not In the world, is that Of la5960
tn wear 1900 crop cotton grown the United States
subsequent to the invention Of he cotton gin
zoe bales In lS3l to 4DOO bales At this
period fears we're entertained that the production would far
exceed the demand render its cultivation Improbable In
1888 crop reached @ bales, and in l694O for the
first time ea he'd 2l73j bales In 1s5 It finally reached
3339 bales and in l559 reached the immense crop OF s.
900 bales year IS596O he present coming
forward the growth Of 1850 is estimated at the
amount 1900 goo bales thus doub the yield in about
ratio for twenty years will in ISO require
100000 bales meet it, The increase OF the African popnS
aon the United States only increases about sixty cent in
twenty years. hence the question arises where Is the labor to be
obtained cultivate large cfop{ We possess wild cotton
lands and the the necessary labor. One Of
bips must finally resuthats additional labor Of kind
will have employed, cotton will ultimately bear high
price to check bring the cultivation Of the
inferior cottons other parts Of theEord into
petition with that OF the United States.
the cotton States cheap as II was twenty
years since crop could be doubled the
article probably cultivated &c per pound instead Of lie
to lac per pound, its preseIt price
all other countries from the markets Of the world
The European and Asao populations MAKE long strides
in civilization and commerce before ey IaGh me Of
consumption in cotton The population OF Enrpe amounts to
about which 66 OOOO0O fodnd in Gre
Britain France leaving about ils 1000 for all the rest Of
Europe among this remaining population chiefly found
the north Of Europe the greatest increase in the
consumption take place. The Germans, welded
long 10 The Of wOoen and linen fabrics were
slow to adopt the manufacture Of cotton goods Hence,
not until thu 1870 that Holland commenced importing
England. And it not unit lSS that TIE first
grown reached Russia from the United states The
FIRST importation Of American cotton into England was made IN
I75 and the East Company first commenced importing
cotton into England 5s The Continent for ling time de-
pended upon england supplies of cotton and TO this day
exported from Liverpool % other ports Il is
fair presume that batting political convulsens and hnanc al
troubles people Of the North Of Europe will soon be able 70
consume four times the present quantity taken.
To show the distribution OF American cotton for the last four
years. submit the following tables.
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Bunyau's Pilgrims Progress Matinee this after
noon. at O'Clock For Sunday Schools the children
will form choir. Admission Is cts; exhibition
also at s O'Clock. Go and see the religious painting
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TmmBNsE DISTRESS SALE.

LousvIIIE June G.-The river IS falling very
slowly, with five feet water in the canal
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W.akIey County State of Tennessee.
!.

I'm CHANCERY COURT AT DRESDEN-s
Augustus CharetOn and wife Ann Eliza ChaTeton A.
a Braided William c. Hill, Alexander Rouston, John II.
Winston. Hinton Hester Lucien ". Hill ard William II.
HnI-Ord Of Publication From the affidavit to the bill in
bip cause appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas
Tor NJ aid Cont, that the Lucen W Hill William Il.
I are nonredents Of said STATE residing in Buckingham
county Virginia It is therefore by said Crrkau Master that
a said Iucieu W lam Il. Hl file heir answers, pleas.
or deurrers said bill before the next term OF said
On merry Court be held at the Court House in DRESDEN,
fad on the second Monday Of July 1850, said hill will
he taken for Confessed and set for hearing eXparte 20 them at
said term Of said Court is further ordered that n be
,bIised or four weeks in the weekly 0 and
zeTicdn newspaper published Nashville State Aforesaid
This the 18th day OF May 1850 true copy from the Order
nOot NA~HAN n. EDWARDS, & NJ,
snnss5 ,en SrA.-pr's fee SO OF said Court.
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DIR. HOOfIand's Celebrated
GERMAN RITTERS


WETILL eGectuaIly cure Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia Jaun
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The propetor calling the attention OF the public TO this
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test OF ten years before the American people, and its rep
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aut The testimony its favor given by prominent and we'll
known Physicians individuals in all parts OF the country is
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cannot but satisfy the keptca that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
HOOFLANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL
VIII cure Iongsanding COldin very short time. Read the
'O"o"Ne' PHuApErPH1A, FEB. l6, 1858.
DR NJ JACKsoN-Sir: had for time been suffering
undr cold having pains through my whole sore
throat and hoaTseness when recommended to try iOo
lands BaIsamc Cordial accordingly procured botte and
Am harry that half Of completely cured me-
nov unhestatngy recommend to my friends who may be sim
arlv afflicted and deem it than justice TO bear TINS
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared emily by Dr. O. NJ. Jackson, No AIS Arch Street.
sinba and m sale by Druggist and storekeepe throus
and Canada Price % cents per bott2
O. j. WOOD 81 Louis, Wholesale Agents Tor me west.
WIN, PENDLET0N a CO, Nashville, Tenn. VI 'Iesae
Agents Retailed by 10 G. BROWN and EVANS G. W. HEN
DERsHOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, E5gefeld J. c. D02CH, South Nashville,
ebll-ly
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We are authorised to announce 8, CHEATHAM as
ddate for reelection Councilman from The 5th ward
% tse ensuing Municipal election. tune7--td.
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CASEY'S HOTEL
Is pleasantly situated,
10. Al, FROHT STREET, No. 4

NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
bEE has recently Fitted up his houe fer the working BUSH
ness portion OF the community, at the small Of
One Dollar per Day.
For Board and Lodging persons The
entirely with beds sne bedding, and all the furniture
belonging with good locks and keys
room in the house wen satisfied if the travelling public
give a call they will be well pleased.
One dollar saved is equal TO two earned
Come, eat drink and bemery.
n. BThere is Drinking Saloon attached to the house
wi h choice liquors feb. twin.
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no FARMERS AND PLANTERs.
Pr CLAmATI ON
Governor of the staie OF Tennessee

Governor Of the stale Of Tennessee.
TTT0 the shsr Of the Counres Of Dyer Gibson Earsn.
llayEood, Henry lauderiala Madison, Oon Fsyetis.
Tpton and Heaksy 10 said stle-Grsstag; Fou besy
commanded open and held election. tue places
18th day q J1ne ns after nar1s gTan TIE notcs required b
Law, for ne election Of Chancellor Tor TIE SIKH ChEncy Dr.
vision Of suid State. to iii the vacsney occaons By
ton Of Hon Isaac r. Williams, and due return thereof make
me, according 70 Law.
In testimony whereof, I have hersuuto Get nv hard
and caused the great seal 81 The stats g. be azed a.
IsHAll q. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
JEo. y. r. RAY, Secretary Of State
The Pars GstiRs IldsDsadslf ornGl, aad Yea 7snss
sean will COPY until election- rsay2-dtEsEUt "a
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THE CIIIEF AMONG TEN rIsOUsANB.

DALLET'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
universally supplanisd an ether Ontmsn and healing
Applications In both the Eastern and western BsspdaTcl,
wherever ntroduce5; and Ia intrinsic ul the true
Of its success all caf1e0Es Gcf0Hs whether he
-a-Fr 1t
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- 1C..o. c.,InTY oIRCuIT COURT.

4 hState OF Tenuessee- May + les, ls6O-W Col
- Trs Of Joslin decd-Moticn to sell land under
o1 ponas 1t appearing this that the defendant
Matthew osn heir ataw Of Ga5rae P J0slin, decd, is
m d nj he State Tennessee ant beyond the reach Of the
ordinary proc Of this Curt It h therefore ordered that pub
ticn he male three successive weeks in the Union and
I,Srers neWspgper published in the city Of Nashville
tennessee requiring appear before the Judge Of the Dick
son county C cult Court the State Of Tenn at the Court
House in the town harriet the fourth Monday in June
nex then and there plead answer, demur to plaintiffs
tiop or the same will for confessed him and
hearing e5paTfe. Nay 18th, 1860
may 90 w4t-pr's fee 50 ROBERT McNElLL1l < d.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Tuesdays Proceedings.
I WAsINGroS June 5.-ssalArE.-The Kansas bin
! WIS taken up.
Mr.. Green said he would vote upoa the biz with
out any reference to the question Of slavery He
would vote for the admission Of Kansas but not with
q constitution as il now stood He objected 70 it on
the ground that the boundaries proposed conficted
with the treaties with the Indian tribes He review
ed the history Of Kansas, and attributed the discors
which occurred, to the efforts Of Emigrant Aid Soc-
etles 70 colonize and abolitionize Kansas.
Mr.. Collamer replied that there was no ground for
the sweeping charge Of Mr.. Green against the people
Of Kansas and his history Of the actions in Kansas
was fallacious
Mr. Green was understood to say that the Senator
misrepresented his position knowingly
Mr. COllamer said that was the parliamentary way
Of charging faisehood such accusation had never
before been made 70 him, and he was mortified that
at his age 1t should have been made.
Mr.. Green said he was under the impression that
the Senator designed to msrepresent HIM. In regard
the charge Of fasehOod he endeayored to treat it
with POPULARITY.
Mr.. Collamer said that it was.a serious matter TO
him.
Mr. Green was understood to explain, BY saying
perhaps the Senator had misunderstood him. Mr.
WigfaI spoke against the admission and Wade in
favor, and against Green's amendment to change the
boundaries. The bill was then postponed. 80 TO ~
Messrs. Pugh and Latham voted with the Repub-
licans, and Kelly with the Democrats. Messrs. Crit
two paired of.
The Army bill was taken up.
The amendment to pay Sl,600,000 interest 70
States, on money advanced during the war Of
1872, was debated at length and rejected-25
against 80
One appropriation for the regiment Of Texas vol
unteers was concurred in, p 10 Is
Mr.. Hale offered an amendment, limiting the pay
Of all the officers Of the army except the Lient.
General, to $4,000 per annum. Rejected-l9 70 q. /
Without finishing the bill the Senate adjourned 4
H0usE.-Mr. Reynolds called up the Senate bill 1
making provisions for the return and support for 4
limited period Of the reeaPtured Africans.
The Committee on the Judiciary proposed to |
amend by increasing the sum from 500 to $3.50 for /
their comfortable clothing. shelter, and provisions
for period not exceeding year from the date Of l
their landing in Africa, anc also increasing the az
gregate amount from 100000 to S250,OOO.
Mr. Taylor offered an amendment, that 10 contract 4
entered into by the President shall be renewed by
Kim until a convention shall be entered into be- \
tween the United States and Greet Britain max /
ing joint provisions for the return Of all recaptured
Africans.
The amendment Of the Committee on the Judicia-
~ adopted.
Mr.. TaylOr's amendment was rejected-77 against
%.
The bill was passed-l21 against sc.
The Missouri contested election case was discussed
and House adjourned.
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hsaltly human Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
cents rs Win the same essential elements gives course
ms NFue Stas.dard. Analyze the Blood Of person suf
lihgi ON Consumption, Liver Ooupiaint Dyspepa scoula
&C ana We ma Ia e1eTg iRsc6 certain deficiencies in the
ea gonues OF the blood supply these Deficiencies and you
are mace we'll The Blood Food is founded upon this the
oTy-henee its astonishing success. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to the deficiencies Of the Blood in different sases For
NOug rs, CUidSs bronchitis, or any affection what.
ever OF the Throat or Lungs inducing COnSDmpu
ltOis use No l. winch is lsJ No for Depression Of
SPIrlts, Loss OF Appetite and for all Chronic
Com piai n g arising from OVer-use. General De-
bfItIy, and erVOns ssrOstrattOu. No 2 for IsEV-
er Omplaintt. No. FOR Dyspepsia BeiGg 81
edy prepared for absorption it is taken by drops and
carried Immediately into the circulation that what you gain
you rddfR The No. 4 is FOR Female irregularities,
Weaknesses, &c. See special objections
for this For Salt Rheums EFuptiOns, SCrOfus
lOuss Kidney and bladder Com iaints take No
Ina the directions be strictly followed. Price
Of the Blood Food 81 Der bottle.
Sold BY CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 4U9 Broadway, New York,
And By all respectable Druggists throughout country
o. J. WOOD & Co., st. Louis,
apA Wholesale Agents for the West.
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Children frequent fersrs FROM external mi aries,
especially from Fiuif and Can phes Eal0li0astHers
fore evey mother should have ra8 heang preIatan
constantly hand It heals Breasts ADD quickly
YES the TErrER or RING = WORM prspglef On a.
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no TRAVELLERS BYS IA AND LAND.

Ths huchnisE, The Ira = uJsr, and every other nd-
Viiua whose lot in life : throws hln uiihin one
chance Of acdent from oU20 si0, fire. c1igi0g, eil
mind this Magic Extractor bis and Only
friend. tcth portable ard cheap. and sh01d
his companion, as friend = IN need There hous
Of living testify b marvellous VTiue, r1o
llund limbs and muscles Is saving efficacy
The following are few Il lsdHg dise1sss FOR Erc
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN = EXTRACTOR isl FnEFEa-
TIVE a. ITHF- =
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THE ONDER OF THE AGF

THE ONDER OF TME AGE!
BLAkELNsS RHEUlEAEEC LIN > n Is 4 y
AND
ANODYNE In E3E OCATION.
Also, His Liver Alternative and 'ronsc Pill
WVHIs uagnuu LiEimenum cures arcalar, synoval and
Muscular khemasai, Neural i- AMI other pains sost a
SANITY requiring In many only tEo 5ve applications
Il poIeuly the ab1orhentl, and curc By emuaing
the morbid kumor from the 1sn- It discutient
we'll anodyne, resolving uorI In shorc dme Ia sur
gerry 3 destined 70 take high Place 5upplantng in
the haTshness % the Knife
The Liver Alternative and Tonic PHI
Is an excellent Pill In all diseases Of The Ll-sr hillary derarEs
and in all IN Whh eatharc ind cla, acting
Jaharc AeraiIvs Tonic and deobsruent according =
the e0ss.
These invaluabls Medicines ere sold
RAINS & BHoEE. Nashville, Tspnessse.
d. :. McDkREoTr, Murfreeshoro, dof
derry 4 BvaNs, shelhyVilles Do;
pOPE < HELH. Columbia DO
WARD q MCCLELLAN Memphis. DO.
HERTy @ HkLL, EilledgeFilic, Georgia.
BAWHR 4 EcHoIa. Horle DO.
LEaRAED. BLoUEr g HALE, Montgomery, A.alI1E;
A. A. MCCAETNEr Decatur, do,
And By Druggists and Merchants generally.
BLAKELY a. WOODS. Prcpret1rs.
apr2l-d, tw8 F ianl 6l Iuilahoma, Tenn.
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Public sale Of Coal stock.

ONSaturday, the I7th June, before the door Of
the Court House in he city Of Nashville At the hour Of IL
O'clock NJ said day, will be offered for sale the highest
bidder No s5, Of hundred shares oone hundred
doll each Capital Stock in the Hopkns Mastodon
Coal and Iron Mining and Manufacturing Company in the
State Of Kentucky Sold Uf whom may concern,
and for Cash. e. 4. 6LASCOCkr
,avQuff
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within the last two years
OF relief, as the numerous
fpOsse ssiOn show.
70 the temperament Of the
ed in such quantities as 70
judgment guide you in the
VGGORATOR, and it
piaissts, Bilious At
l!hrOnic DiarrhOea
plants, DyseuJes
Stomach, Habi.ual
les ChOieras Choice
lnfantu Elatu-
Female Weakness
cessfullJ as an Ordsnus
cine. It will cure SICK
Thousands can testify in
two or three Tea
en- az the comm sncemsnt Of
giving their mo1y
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COMMERCIAL.
Heyisyg q me Eashyiils market, June ,
Cotton BIovement-VaIue ana ImpOr-

We have complied the following comparative statement Of The
receipts Of Cotton at the various ports lat OF September
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BURSs&s sOALDs


instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and iran
nation, ~ timely aPBea- ton o. his mGIvsious eal
and the flesh is IL By q eaaru, heuiih or
scar remaining
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Geographic dispatch received by the agents, an
nounces that the steamer B. N. Ruuyan passed Pa
ducah yesterday at II O'Clock.
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AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Genital Bank Of tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics BANK, Memphis
Meohanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfrslsboroi.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville
Baak Of East Tennessee, Knoxville
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of jefferson, Dandrdge.
Some OF brokers ong l0s Tor the
Of the Bank Of East Tennessee, and Exchange Bank.
Oaher Glafea.
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sANFORD's
Liver mvJgoEatOF,
.-r,r-Hrrr I'll IN, IT'S
TITS compounded

TT is compounded entirely from Gum, and
become eaD shed fact Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have Ised j. and is
WITH confidence in all the disease for which
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Ayers CathaTtiC Pills,
FOR ALL The PURPOSES OF A gUaGATWE MEDICINE
FoR CosTTvENEss;
For THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
For JAUNDICE;
FOR The CURE OP ISDIGEsTION;
For HEADACHE;
FOR THE CURE OF DYsENTERY;
FOR Foul STOMACH;
For THE CURE OF ERYsIPELAs;
FOR THE PILES;
FOE THE CURE OF SCROFULA;
For ALL SCROFULOUs COMPLAINTS;
For THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM;
FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FOR THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
FOB DROPsY;
For THE CURE OF letter, TUIoRs AND SALT
RHEUM;
For WORMS;
ToR THE CURE OF GoUT;
FOR DINNER Pill;
FoR THE CURR OF NEURALGIA;
For PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugarcoated so that tie most sensitive can
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harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
Price Is cents per Box; Five boxes for S1.o0.
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Phys:cans, Statesmen,
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our space here viii permit the insertion Of them.
The Agents below named furnish gratis American
ALMANAC in which they given with also full de-
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Do not be put of by unpnncipled dealers with other
preparations they make more profit on Demand
AYERS, and take no others. The Gick want the best
aid there is for them, and they should hove il
An GU Remedies are FIR sale By
10. q. BROWN & EVANs,J $50,
AID BERRY OEMOVILLE.( "%'N'A
Il r. FABNsWOBTH & CO.. Msmphs
Sold At retail b. all Druggists :aro1gAou. the South and
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sorted 70 wiz commence ID
IS recommended.
1t has cured thousands
who had given up all hopes .
unsolicited c. ificat,s in my
The dose must be adapted
individual taking it, and Us
act gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates Of your
nse OF the LIVER INs
Will cure Liver Conn
Jacks, DF spepsia,
= u IN IN eF CO al .
rys EbrOpsys son
COsEiVeuess ChOls
ra FIOFbus.ChDleTa
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css and may be used sue
ry Ean'tY NzedI-
Ii e A - A G II T., las
twenty nsinutes,sf
= pOOufuls are taxi
attack.