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whcn tbe UnIon is DissoIved.

The Charleston Mercury, commenting on recent art
Gle in the New York Herald predicting a dissolution Of
the Union in the event of Lincolns election draws the
following picture of Southern prosperity a results
"The trade of the North will be superseded by the
lucrative and direct trade between the South and
their natural customers Other ships than theirs may
carry co ton the Atlantic. The ports Of the
South aud the merchants Of the South will carry the
commerce Of the South. Will the credit resources Of
the South be injured by such an operationg They will
be increased The North only will suffer embarrassment
and loss and these embarrassments and losses will be
the criterion Of our gain. Commercial relations with
them will be dissolved because lucrative and ad
yanageous relations can be established with other
toners Will this injure OF ruin the SOUTH
The Nashville Banner rcjOins
This is beautiful picture with which to lead the South
ern people into the support of Breckenridge in order
that the election of ncoln may be secured and the
Union dissolved But we have no fears that shallow
a device can deceive any UuiOnlOyiug man. Southern
prosperity can be attained IN the Union much more
surely than under any other auspces-especiay under
the auspices of 6reeatng and wild absractioniss The
interests of North and South one and the greatest
amount of social prosperity for both only to be reach
ed by pursuing those interests together in the bonds Of
the closest union We believe that the South aud North
contain plenty Of people who believe thus and who will
always so act as to preserve the Union intact Let them
but once understand fully the plans and purposes Of these
Disunonisis and they will summariy put the seal Of
their indignant condemnation upon them.
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Chaybeate-and three Alum Springs, equal II not sur
passing the Rockbridge Alum. Our proprietor, MT.
Chesley Kinney, is remarkably kind and polite Our
manager, Mr.. Gkeson, obging-the corps OF servants
attentive and every comfort that one can wish Tor Is
dispensed with accommodating spirit to all the guests
which can cater to appetite sharpened by mountain
air and mineral water We have charming society
games of tenpins and billiards. ball every evening, at
which the Band IA delegation from DodsworIhs famous
Band in New York; discourses sweet sounds TO Wlnkng
feet until the hours reminds TO seek that sweet
restorer, a balmy Sleep"
For the SICK there an excellent physician and every
kind attention that the heart of good old Vrghians can
devise is administered.
stage from Stanton will conduct the traveller 70 the
Springs over pleasant mountain road, and you Will ar
" w
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Dlsr. lsr. l. H. CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City
2nd. TRAVIS Il. EPES, Of Not,OWay,
" sd. THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
.. 4lh JOHN 7. THORNTON, of P, Edward.
g" 9th. JAMES =. JOHNSON, of Bedford.
F." 9Th. MARNADUEE JOHNSON, of Richmond
" 9Th. LENUEL J. BOWDEN, of Williamsburg
" sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Middesex.
9Th. r. H. SHACKELFORD, Of Fauquier
10Th. ANDREW Z. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
" llth. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, Of ROckbrdge
18th. W. R. STAPLES Of Montgomery.
18Th WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
=" l4th J. J. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood.
18th. A. B. CALDWELL, OF Ohio
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THE CAPTURE OF TRUXILLo BY FILIBUsTER
WALKER


brief dispatch from New Orleans, published yeser-
day. announced that TruxiO had been captured by the
notorious fliouster Gen. Walker. The n. Y. CONNER
q X eLe as pd g bs rsBSsd sRqfEgss s IS
port of Honduras on the Caribbean sea- the harbor of
which is defended by several forts 1t has population
probably OF about five thousand 1t having been so east
~ taken is to be accounted for presume, by the
expecedneSs OF the attack the vessel conveying the
aauts having passed the forts in the guise of regular
trader. What object Walker can contemplate by this
movement il is dc at to divine but the result Of the OPP
Grafton it is not difficult to anticipate. The who
twice failed TO achieve permanent footing in Nicaragua
ia not likely to subdue Honduras, TO gain good
footing as he temporarily had in Nicaragua. With the
immediate interest Great Britain has always had in Hon.
duras is not likely that her naval officers in that local
y will permit Walker and his band of lawless followers
to plumber and sack and murder there they did in the
neghborng republic, nor will be find the natives them
selves pusianimolsly submissive to their exactons
Toe New York Sun is of opinion that Walkers inten-
ton is to effect a revolution n Honduras where he has
some friends and after establishing his authority there
to the Nicaraguan territory aud attempt the
throw Of the government The same paper adds:
Honduras offers an inviting field for fibuster enter
prise. IL has of nearly IS 900 square miles, and
a population numbering 900 900. The climate es-
peciay in the Interior is saiubrous, and It's mine
raj wealth, comprising gold silver lead copper and some
Of the precious stones very considerable It's extern
sive forests furnish some of the finest timber such as
mahogany aud cedar, for export 1t also contains
merous fertile vslleys and abounds in cattle, which are
slaughtered by the inhabitants for food.
The government OF Honduras Is republican. II has a
Legislative Chamber and Senate, the members OF which
are elected by the people The Chambers elect the
President There is, far know, no discomfort
with he government among the people, and they are
oyng greater degree of comfort than the Inhabitants
of any other Central American State We cannot there
fore believe that General Walker who has reckessy
disturbed their peace aud whose aim would seem TO be
plumber will find many plrtisans among the Honduraus
Indeed we hope that be will now meet the fate Of ban.
dit and return again to disgrace the country Of
his birth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-24

THE DESTRUCTION OF HENDERSON, TEXAS We have
further particulars of the burning of Henderson,
The Ca1do Gazette says:
We learn that one white man and SIX negroes have
been arrested and it is believed that the proof is su
6cent to coavct them. An abolition emissary, book
peder, the instigator Of the infamous deed. I'm
fortunately, the 'coundrel made his escape
Mr. Ward minister, living in Harrison county kill
ed whom he observed talking to his negroes, and
who refused to state who he was what business he
engaged in-In his carpet bug were found aboli-
ton documents and he is supposed to be the book ped
Ter who induced the white and the negroes to burn
Henderson.
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The negro Delaney, whose presence in the Statistic
Congress occasoned the insult OF Lord Brougham TO Mr.
Dallas was one of the negro coundrels who preseR
aud an active parcipator in the proceedings of the con
vention held at Chatham, Canada West can be seeI
BY reference the journal Of proceedings of the conven
ton pages 49, 46 and A. of the Senate Harpers Ferry
Investigation Report. He called the convention to OF
der nominated the officers &c. Realf in his testimony
page 80 says "The whole tenor Of DR. DslGineys speech
Is was TO convey the idea to Johu Blown that he mig
rely upon all the cOored ope in Canada to assist him
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100000 WILL BE SOLD.
AGENTS WANTED.

FINHE NATIONAL P0IT CAL CHART AND NAP or rHB Uni.
Il TED sTArIs-Contanng ACCURATE P0ETaAs from life Of
the candidates Of each party TOR esdent aod Vice President
yix: BELL Inc In DOUGLAS BkECBIsRIDGE EvkRsTT,
HAJLN NsoN and LANE with their Jst,ero Of Acceptance
Platforms their respective pates and vast amount Of sa
cal Matter including the suits OF the esdenta selections Of
the United States rom Ts6 1885, Of the Speakers Of tbs
House Of Representatives, from 1880 10 it0 he number OF Pred
dcndal Electors 10 which each State entitled the Popu
for Peden aee lSis Population Of tn different States the
Population OF each sate, with the number OF whites Pree Bcss
Slaves 'rclir how President and Vice President
to be chosen provided there choice by the People,
&c, &C.
The Map Beautifully coorsd End printed heavy calender
paper Ies2 BY AZ sho.ng the exact boundaries Of al the
5I,tes aud Territories extending through TO the Pacific
Politicians Of all Parties aud hers wishing have before them
material for being fully po.ted at asnge gAnee should pose
copy OF this Map
iet price, only twenty-five eers Sent postpaid receipt
9th Price. Everybody Everybo NUT have Il -
Address W. BRADLEY,
No. IS North Pourt Street,
Philsdclphia
Ps-Are1ts Wanted In every County and the Quilted
States whom the La paid Send for saeei-
mem opy nd paftIc "a Of reu
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rpoW ppVKNpIncp IN noUcIAs

Col. O. Lochrane, who not long since presided at
Breckenridge ratification meeting in this city, has, w
learn out for Stephen Arnold Douglas IL is als'
said that nearly all our Irish feowcitzens Of the Dem
ocratic party, have taken the same counsel
One thing is certanADouglas stock is rising and Sc
cession stock Is on the decline in this burg One Of th'
ultra Yancey. Breckenridge heard to say, thu
other day. in view Of the tendency of the foreign vo
Doagas.wse that II Know.Nohingism now alive, h
would join right off, fittings Is working. "-GeOrgit
liffsen
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DIED.

At bis residence In the q Essex Thursday the 18Th
Of july lsC Mr. JAMES SEMPLE In the 9Th year Of his
better than James scmple lived In every rss
ton OF lie he honorable just and For than thirty
years consistent member Of Christian Church. neiustraed h
faith by his WORKS and by those charities which the
trua tests OF mans belief As citizen discharged hi
duties 10 society with greater fidelity PARENT
kBow well the bereAved children he has LEFT behind the
depth VI his Affection and the tenderness his socude the
welfare. When such dies-Io noble brave
manof such spoess Integrity and endowed With The
ue, which win the love Of all earth may weep, but there
Joy In Heaven added the celestial hong That
peace which all understanding" Is the reward Of life
ufn in good deeds, and illustrated By the practice Of
CHI stan virtue.
Al his residence In this city, the morning Of the 93d e.
WARD r. DUDLEY In the 8OIh yea OF his age
His funeral II take pac, this afternoon ~ o'clock from
Grace Church. (Kev. NJ. Baker's)
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August l5,lS60.
TAYLOR.
HOW THE TIDE DRIFTS-A PLEASANT SUMNER
RETREAT

CArON SPRINGS, Aug. 18th, 1860.
To The Editor Of he Wing:
write to give you account Of little circumstance
which trust may be straw to show the direction Of
the torrent which 10 November next will sweep all be-
fore it. One day last week election here for President
and Vice President Bell aud Everett received Al votes
Breckenridge and Lane ia gratifying result certain
IT, and one which, trust will be the index to the vote in
November Let such be the result let the spirit of Sec
tonalism which is fearfuly prevalent in land be
rebuked by the indignant voice OF patriotic people, and
with Bell and Everett at the helm the good old ship will
glide from the breakers into which uuskllful pilots
and reckless crews have led her. into the swell of tran
quill sea- and with favorng breezes pass on her way to
her higher destiny. There about $50 visitors here
now and the company though small is very pleasant
OF those who believe that mans vctuals have
great deal do with his mood and ascrbe the pleas
Of the company to the good fare with which they
plentifuly RECALLED by the accommodating proprie
tor. But | will occupy Of a space which is al
ways well filed that Of the paper which has so Of
ten led US on to battle, glorious hardfought battle.
UNION
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THE STEAM FRIGATE sUSQUEHANNA ORDERED
TO TILE CHILE &c

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The steam frigate Susquehan-
for temporary service in the Gulf 1t is believed that
she is to proceed to Vera Cruz with view to protect
the interests Of American citizens there in Of hostile
operations against Mexico by Spain and BY combined
European powers tmay be- however, that she is to look
after Walker Who at last accounts at the Bay ISL
ands The aspect Of of Mexican affairs adverse to our
interests but the President is poweress to help ourselves
by of the refusal Of Congress to cothe him with
discretionary power to occupy territory, &c.
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OUR SPRINGS CORRESPONDENCE.
SrRlBLNG SPRINGS, Augusta Co, Va, !
Aupust 1870 (
To Ms Eliior Of q. R1ia


August IL, 1860
To the Editor Of The Wig:
Do you wish take trip of peasureY Are you pant.
ing in your dusty city for cool breezsss When you feel
the hot beams of the SUM- do you pine for the
shades and quiet glades Of the mountains All could
make you envy u.s. If to describe to you the plea
Sures OF our mountain retreat As write, delicious
breeze fans my cheek and the songs of birds and merry
shouts Of children borne to my ear We feel here,
shut out from the busy world with the mountains tower
ing above us on every side as If 10 the happy
valley of Risses and look around us cannot sup
press long drawn breath Of happiness and feel as if
Were there peace In the world,
The heart that h lmble might look for n here
Striblng Springs is beautiful place. Nature has
richly endowed it, aud within the last few years many
Improvements have been made here. The deep shade
Of trees-ihe lofty mountNns-lhe rustic cottages dot.
ted here and there on the awnrender the scene lovely
by day, and When night folds her mantle DER US aud
softly DER the mountain,
Lingering falls the Sumner moon"
the scene Is enchanting 0mnera waters there are three
different kinds and that advantage over every other
place In the mountains. We have White Sulphur-oply
second 70 the iariamed Greenbrier Whte-a yery 6ns
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PENNsyTVINII poIJTTcS

HARRISBURG, Augu-t 29-The Constitutional Unicn
State central committee met here to-day every congr
sona district being represe ted Cheer ng accounts
from all parts OF the State received and strong
disposition mani ested for the Of all nato s men,
committee has be'n aIpoiated to select prsde- tia
electors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-24
THE ARKANSAS ELECTION

LOUISVILLE Aug 2l-Returns of the vote cast at the
-acant alse,;N. fo- ard hold in
Arkansas have been received from 40 counties They
present the following totals For Governor Henry NJ.
Rector, Opp Dem) 1885, Rich'd Johnson DEM
1901. Six counties vet TO be heard from.
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7. TYLER NJ D.:
Sir friend OF John Archer Clarke, Eq to With
draw pordr W" card published by him In the Richmond
"whiR In s Issue Of the sh August together with every Ienc
ton which the involves upon the and fame Of Isaac
Christian, ksq
O.. have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
4. W. WILCOX
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CHARLgj CIR CouRT HoUsE.
August lTth, 1850.


CHARLEI CIR CouRT HousE,
August lTih. lsGo.
7. TYIEs, NJ ID.
Ssnce explanation Of Mr. Christian has been given In
yeG note 10 reply my st Of this dat, have saw for Mr.
CLARKE lis Communication through the "Nhg Of tbs sh Of
August written under misconeepon Of hr. ChrlaDs cal
motives controlling publication signed observer" and this
now appearing J. as the friend OF Mr. Clarke entirely withdraw
his communication Of the eth Of August
Ihage the honor 10 be,
Yer respectfully yours
TtO5. W. WILCOX.
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T. W. WILCOX,
TAZEWELL TILER.
MISSOURI ELECTION-THE COMPLEXION OF TIL
IEGISI. ATTIRE

ST. LOUIS. Aug 2l.-The Democrat thus estimates tn
complexion of the next House of Representatives in tn
State Legislature:
Republicans, IL members.
Breckenridge Democrats. 20
Union and Constitution men, 80
Douglas Democrats. 4S
To be heard from, 10 counties.
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cHARtEs CRY cou.r Horsg,

Augui IIth 800.
friends Of the parties concerned though acting
for each specially the undersigned regard the whole matte
groging Of the publications referred to In
ofus da permanently and honoraby adjusted be-
tween Mr.. Christian AMI Mr.. Clarke.
7. W. WILCOX
TAZEwELL TYLER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-24

Nobody denies the pa riot SIN Of JOHx BELL.-LO4is-
vile journal.
We deny it-N. O. Fdtri,.
We know you do; mea 1t you when we fad that nc.
lody den.ed it.-LOWisUils Jtrnal.
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CHARLEs CITY CouKr HorsE,
August i1Lh, 1850.

August l7Gh, lsG0.
THOMAS W. WILCOX:
Sir Tbs publication rejecting upon Isaac H. Christian Esq
made In the Rich nond Whg the S ullno having been Ni
drawn, Rmcaby admit OF explanation the iend Of Mr
Christian authorized state that In the Communicate OF the
5h Of June gne Obserrer which appeared the Whg he
Mr. intention Of rejecting upon the honor fame
Of Mr.. Clarke
Ihave the honor to be,
Very respectfully, &r.,
TAZEHEtL TYLER.
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NOTICE.:
ALL CREDITORS OF THE ASHLAND HOTEL
AND

n,". p. Ut " - III '"'Ihy
IN which they founded Ay practicable and before
the - OF September the the Secretary
Of said company. J. II. WINSTON, at the
Cfiee OF the R. r. p. Railroad Company,
au94-d2sspt Richmond Va
GALE OF RIAL RSTA tie IN GOOCHLA ID
- ooUNrfAs trustee under dead Of Of
clerks office 81 Gooehand county, executed James Fisher
Susan O. his wife 10 trustee, debt therein
ton, due by bond 70 Ayres commissioner appOnei
OF the Circuit Court Of Goocand county the
9Th day Of April 1855 ihancery therein pending be-
Tarlton f.eTing WelSger &c for the purpose
OF lending out certain nones therein mentioned, will oner
for safe publicly the high bidder premises
9Th day Of September 1850 II far n not the fF day there
after cash. the tract Of Lana menO led In and
said deed 10 for the purposes therein msno1ed much
thereof y the debt by said
deed 1he said Land In said
hundred aud ay lying the county Goochand
iinng the lAud OF Stockton, .ph Perknt
Thompson, 81 d being the which the said JAmeJ
noWresdes SAMUEL Z. MILLS, Trustee
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ID CoRREsPONDKNTs,

IAlg.
Arto Urn bciA sides II ne pdper t5t not % ne-a
TAistgu rsls 81 long e1ndirg, 0gM r b fn0n % az
aa t1i n % departed ro o6iaary Eotics soossd-
Ia elghf tinss are chGrcsf for advertisements.
cdanoi guertak5 ressra reeced oOu1,nstcdi-oas
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CnuNTV

RESLOUISA COUNTY.-The Opposition
49, party requested 10 meet Louisa c H., on
September Court day he Fad Monday for purpose organ
E'tion and ratify Ing the nomination OF Bell and Everett
~ NOTICE.-The attention of Dealers is
W. resp etfulY called the sale Of Ccn e, Sugar. BA
con, SC, this morNing, al store. at 10 O'Clock
au2i DUNLOP, M0NCURE CO.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

CHGELKs CITr OorET HorsK,
August 18th. 1860.
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ROYS' AND CHILDRRN's CLIO rBING.-Just
ID received large suppy f,r Fall and Winter thing
and desirable Wa. IRA SMITH,
ana 1876 Main Street
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STOCKS FOR SAIL

READ THIS
SPECIAL NOTICE
HAVE diconased account Of the falling Of
my ttore.
AN located 70 doors above old stand door
to O. W. Purcell q Co.'S brokers' Office aud Governor
Main ST., NO. l20 where would pleased my old
Those In the hNblt OF giving their orders
FALL CLOTHING, will do the favos walt until call
ed by Leave I'd Stole when call them and
all ordes In line will be promptly attended To heretofore
Call and see me al l28 Main Street,
WI. IRA SMITH
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Virginia SIX per Cts, Int adde
Richmond City bonds, with int,
Exchange Bank, par 500. 49,,
Farmers Bank, par 800. -.
Bank Of Virginia, par $40.
Bank ofthe Commit, par $40
Va Life Insurance, par slOO. :.
Va. Fire and Marine Insurance
Old Dominion Insurance, par /,
Richmond Fire Association, pa
Merchants Insurance, par $50
Virginia Central Railroad stock
Richmond, Pred. and Pot. Rail
Richmond and Petersburg Rail
Richmond and Danville Rallros
James River and Kanawha Can
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
OF TENNESSEE
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD EN ERETT,
OF MAsSAcHUsErrA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03


UNION PARTY CoNvESrIaN IN BasroN. Boston.
March 30. lS60.-The Constitution and Union
Party Convention was held in this city yesterday
Two hundred and twelve towns were representc,
Hon. Nathl. Silsbee was elected PRESIDENT md al
dresses were delivered by the president. Marshall
p. Wilder, Geo. S. billiard, l.. Eve, cite Saltonstal
and G. I. Curtis
Resolutions calling on the conservative men Of
al parties 10 unite for putting down agitation and
sectional difference. to check government extaya.
gance, to protect home industry. and for thoro.
ugh change in the political afflirs of the State,
were adopted. The convention elected State
central committee, and full list of the district
delegates to the national convention Of Baltimore,
and also the following delegates ut large; William
Appleton, OF Boston; Colonel James W. Sever. IT
Boston, substitutes on Joseph Grinnell, of New
Bedford; lion. Increase Sumner, Of Great Bnrrin.
ton. The names Of Edward Everett aud j hn j.
Crittenden were prominently mentioned in the
convention in connection with the Presidency
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>nfLDhhILLF, (fcnn1 Oct lG. l>,6
n syS Messrs PER-, na,i, y son sr,-Gratilude +,
t~i ypl. and duty 10 saf,ring hUuaniy,
shnu make know Tia" benii have derived from the u,c al
Alr truly Valuable Pam kii!,r and il =, seeing this, an9 -,
fro viii be induced was TO Il, a lilal and be- heated
/ stall be compensated II thp'isand ibid.
Ia June, 1850 after pf'aced Illness OF several months /
Nas severely attacked wiki >utss VERTIGO tiI9, Il
sfh and loss Of appetite accoml aGicd 10y fey.r ,nicu al
hFea hS eic NJ! physician pronounced my ease puvuna.
bordering on He hrs' stag" of cpnsum tin aud
me- his skill declared post ely that had the cJnsnmlp
that lie could do nothing for me-. that must die 6n,A
he advised - use ,J I ~
do, whlrh did with u" eject then made use of
= which, proved Inefficient
Il! TINS time h'3 symptoms pain in the head morning
evening ana durig The night dating pains through the c
hnthns III III" palms II the anls, quick pu,.c night sN,a,>
aiihcul! OF BREATHING, etc, when fortunately rot hold of M
peoples Pamphlet, III which the cases vi Mssrs l,nn
table Pain kic and s,rangc as it may n,,4r drlrL ~ NJ
h"h'ht from le use oi nhe tweyh'c bottle than h
lone rom al DINER 'dicints have used four bottles
Pain hitler and hearty and emo, ,er health Than
heretofore dome for number OF sears.
ma Idim GUSTAIES A. CELoY