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pROpRIET0Rs.

PROpRIETORS.
A. G. McILWAlNE,) OF the firm
r. D. MelLWAINE, MeIlwaine, Son & Co.
no. A. MARTIN, Of the firm
RIO. TANNAHIlL, ) n. NJ. Martin, Bro. & Co.
JOHN ROWLETT, } or the firm
n. NJ TANNOR, of
ID. 4. WEISIGER, John Rowiett & Co.
JOS, E. VENABLE, Of the firm of Yenable & Morton.
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MANIPULATED GEANO.

Composed Of pure Peruvian and the richest Phos-
phatic Guanoes, selected for the purpose containing
$40 per cent. Of Ammonia.
Bone Phosphate of Lime Is to so per cent.
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THE r1iGHTYsHEALER!
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED.
HOLLoWAY's OINTMENT.

llOL LII W \ - vi y Il VI IL y II.
The free admissions of all Nations as we'll as tho
verdict Of the leading Hospitals 81 the Old a. well as
the New word, stamp this powerful remedial Agent
as the greatest healing preparation made known
." suffering man. The penetrating qualities are more
than marvellous, through the external orces OF The
shia Invisible to the naked eye, reaches the seat of
the Internal disease AMI in all external acc lions its
anniammaiofy and healing virtues surrass ANYTHING
else Oh record, aud Is Natures great ally.
! ERYsIPELAs AND SALT RHETM
ife two Of the most common and yirulent disorders
prevalent this continent. 10 these the Ointment /,
especially aniasonisiic its undue operua9i is fret
IL cra'Ieals tie venom aud then complete the cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS.
Gases Of many years standing that have peftira.
ri,U.y refused yield to any otherffemey or treat.
mrrt, hise inylriItiy ,sucenmbed 10 a few aTrlea.
lions Of this powerful uhgren,
ERUPTIoSs ON THE SKIN.
Arising from had state OF the blood OF chronic dis.
eradcatCd and clear and transparent surface
rreilned by the restorative action Of this Ointment IL
Ipdsts many Of the cosmetics and olhet toilet arpli.
inecs In it power 10 jispe ashes aud other dsfgurr.
ments Of The face.
PILES AND FisTUfA.
Every form and feature 1T these prevalent and si1b.
barn disorders il eradicaed locally and entirely BY the
1t this cmplirnt: warm lamentations should PEE
code it, application IL healing qusles will be found
to he thorough and inyatiable.
BOii Tie Ointment aud Pills should be used
in me toRariHg case:
Bunions, rheumatism, Sore Thrnats.
Burns. Rnseotm. Sores Of all kinds
ChapPcI Hands. Sail Rheam, Sprains,
Chlulsius, Scalis. suT Limits
Fisul5, skin Diseases, letter
Guui. swcilrd Glands, Ulcers.
lumbleb, Sore Legs, IenerrsI r.es
Nticunal Efup. sore Breasts. Wound. 81 IN
tons, sore Heads. Kinds,
Pics.
~ CAUTION - Nome arc genuine unless ito
words Holloway. New York aud London" are Dis.
crrnale a. Watcrmatk In etcty leaf Vi Il book cf
directions around each Tot u hoyi the sam, may 10
plainly seen BY holding the teal to the light. A hand.
some tr@afj will be given to any one rendering such
information may ead 10 the detection Of aoy rauy
cfpanes eounirticitng the medicines % vending tho
same, knowing them n b spurious.
- Sold u The Manufactures " rrDftssnr Hollo.
way, 80 Maiden Lane, New York. anj ty al fespecta.
Z lie Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout
the United states and TIE civilized world In boxes u
IS cents. 90 cents. aud - each.
~ There is considerable saving By taking the laig.
"a siIcs.
N. iI.--Drections Cor the guidance Vi patients In
every disorder srs affixed 10 each boa.
Aas4 ". "a
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The Legislature Of the State q WISCONSIN
has refused to repeal the law abolishing cap
itel punishment in that State.
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sSN>N<<I<~<-~~N~~
THE LETTER or Mn. BococK, ono Of tile
representatives in Congress from Virginia,
to the Committee of Invitation, at the Clay
celebration in Richmond. is graceful. aud
happily expressed. lie says:
About matters Of faith and party creeds
men will disagree, but there are certain no.
BILE and manly qualities Of mind and heart
which command the admiration of all.
knew Mr.. Clay IN the last years of his life.
His physical frame was then in state Of
decline. But through it still, there CLEAN
ed forth brightness Of intellect and noble
ness Of spirit, which well indicated the me.
rdian splendor winch had gone before.
From what saw oil him, can well appreciate
how he commanded 50 much Of the devotion
Of his friends while living, and retains So
much of the admiration Of his countrymen
since his death. This statute is well de-
served monument Of his fame"
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Wm. Swain, Portu.
guese. formerly in the employ Of the w. &.
w. r.. II. Co. as night Waterman, was on
yesterday found guilty of larceny. He has
not yet been sentenced, which we suppose
will be public whipping. From the evidence
il appears that he had access to the baggage
Of passengers whilst in the employ Of the
Road that several articles were missing
and suspicion having rested on him, means
were taken to get clue to the thief. when
finally he was arrested and committed "a
jail 10 await his trial a, the present term Of
the Court.
p. s. The Court sentenced Swain to re-
reiye so lashes this morning, be confined in
Jail until June Court, and then to receive II
lashes more. and be discharged the first
part Of the sentence has just been executed
Nj Jauraai IF Wednesday.
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died Of appopexy this morning Suitable resolutions
Of respect for his memory were adopted by the Con-
yenton.
On the Fourth day, several resolutions relative to
slavery, the tariff &C., We're presented and referred
The committee on Platform still out.
The Fifth Day.Mr. Avery of North Carolina from
the majority of the Platform committee, reported
solution adopting the Cincinnati Platform with addi-
ona resolutions declaring cardinal principles, that
neither Congress nor Territorial Legislatures have
power TO abolish slavery in the Territories, TO ex-
clude slavery iherelrom in any way TO impair the
right of property 10 slaves denouncng the enacnen,s
Of State Legislatures 10 defeat the'execu,ion Of the
Fugitive Slave Law as hostile in character snbyersiye
Of the Constitution, and revolutionary in effect hold
ing il to be The duty Of the Federal Government to
protect, when necessary, the rights Of persons and
property in the territories wherever the constitutional
authority extends; recommending the acquisition Of
Cuba, and the construction Of the Pacific Railroad
The report was signed by all the Southern members
Of the Committee, and those from California and
Oregon
The minority report does not greatly differ from the
above except the subject Of slavery ia the Terrific.
ries which il considers as of Judicial cnamcer 10 be
determined by The Supreme Court of he United States,
which The party is ready and pledge themselves 10
carry out
On Saturday, after considerable debate the Platform
with the proposed amendments. were recommitied 10
the committee on Platform, and the Convention ad.
journed 70 O'Clock in the afternoon.
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GROCERIES,
Staple Dry Goods Fertilizers, Swesiss IEoI
GTIsS Seeis, Lime, &c.

With increased facilities IN conducting the Gao E.
RY and COMMISSION BUSINESS, and fresed Of
heavy rent. and nllfr attendant expenses, are moss
enabled u scl our GOODS ii 4 snail commission nn
Cot. Persons waiting Diusi!ie IL search II glrap
apd reliable Gadls vii Cad it u lcf Interest Ia rN
anime our slofk bc.e;c purchasing.
Farmers, = lfsrt tiifdanefs aud Country Daisys.
sending Com. wheat, Oats, Potatoes, Be4ns, Pens.
Turkeys. Chickens Eegs and Butter 10 DauslIIe. ai
SALE arc informed that have opened IN connection
with our rsuiar mercantile business matketfot al
kinds Of Country rrnducc, for whish We viii pay thr
highest market value ~ Goljs.
IS Agents for iwn valuable FERTILIZERS, and
With A large supply Of Peruvian. Elic. aud Rscses
Manipulated GuanO constantly om hand we Pre-.
narei 10 fiIt tn orders On appIica'an.
MKINsEY, FLOOD, SWANSON L CO.
Danyiile, Va, April {. GEM
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The Dantille Register says The re are
nnw twenty tobacco factories ~ our ttwn
working nearly five millions Of the raw
material annually, but two small prOpo +.
ton Il this tobacco i now purchase Il in
Dahyiile. II is true We have one ware house
now IN eautse Of erection. but without an en-.
ergctlc aud hearty cooperation on The part
" tie manufacturers. this will accomplish
but little.
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TEr,Iy wuH SPAIN. - The Washington
correspondent Of the journal Of Commerce.
IN late letter. refers - follows 10 ne "
treat, with SPAN:
" The treaty negotiated by Mr. pREsToS
with spain meets with the entire approval
Of the Executive. 4 removes al grounds 81
complain, on our part against Spain an &C.
cuun; Of unadj1sted claims. The Havana
claims d 1874. growing out d the repeal
u the lsw opening the pnrts for provisions,
lumber. &c. are recognised 10 full. The
amount is $li7,00o. Beside, tie specifi ed
claims admitted, the Commissioners to be
appointed will ascertain and adjust other
claims. The AmI.tai AID oiher sree ia
claims upon The United STATES will Be asccr.
tanned AID settled 3, thc same Board
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ihey have ftinoyed 20 iLciT LaFge Nait iuIst apl'
ellie the Bauk 81 Virginia, and have cgeFed . Iars
and choice stock of
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REDUCED EXPENSES.
TKIlSTl, FLOOD, SNllSO{ 4 co.

ID RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the trade
IL Of North Carolina aud yiTSinia that
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-24
For the Daily Patriot

r Ut the Daly PatTlot-
EDITORS PATRIOT: l propose the following.
course of action in the present crisis for the
consideration of the people of Tennessee:
1s,. II necessary, the Legislature shall be
called together Immediately
I'd a State Convention should be called
to meet at some early day, for the purpose of
coming to some conclusion as to what Ten
nessee will do in the premises.
Sd \ delegation to the States of South
Clroliua and G .urg a. AID other S nts il
necessary, Ia nd &c Iiem t. >end IN If iuil
de e,ai on &" Co at i'll assembling ia.
ID CEN 7: II "'j.ci of this is 10 ,prrvcnr
tie Black pa ,lical~ from CITING co trsI
of C'nsr. IS by IN aus OF the absenc. of
any Srit1ern m@mhers-
4trI. y = neral Cong e,s of all the slav,.
told'ng STATS ssh''-- n'j ct shall be 10 de-
viS.- -Ime m 4 10y which Tie o ion of the
S-aie~ unI the present. constitution shall
he pr served. AMI when at the time
sill IF .rturiIy preserve to the same Stat
Ill ireir light under the Constitution, and
pro &C ION irom The effects Of mob law in
rh-'ree State.
tn uee,.S>i V # SOM action on the part
OF sbe S'utheru 81 ies is too apparent to re-
~ --.-,'.E, asIy7 uIiI'Is mucn argu
qsnt.S The Black Republican party origi-
mated in ha- tilt y to- The ri ghts and in crest
1i ths people uf The slave States. Is foun-
dsrs aud expOlents are G ddiugs. Sewar!.
Sumnar. Buriingame Chase and Lincoln;
its HpOlogists and supporters are such men
as COrwin, Esing aud Bates. a reference
to the speeches of these mn show the out
rageous extent OF their hostility to slavery
and to slave owners. The permanency of
that party shows that it is resolved to make
their hostility effective. They organized in
SO and 81; they have twice had control of.
the House of Representatives at Washing
ton; have stood the test of two Presidential
rleciions. and in the last, swept the North.
ern States 10y unheard OF majorites. A party
in this country which so lasts and grows is
organized for no holiday purposes Besides
this is shown by the extent of their organi-
cation, embracing seventeen Siates-and the
object of their efforts-these being no less
than the control Of the whole government
in which they have nearly succeeded.
In the present state Of the temper and feel /
ing, then, on the part Of Northern people to-
wards The South. TO expect from them either
iraternal sympathy or constitutional justice,
IS unwise aud unstatesman-like. - = ass.s-
Our object then is to reyolutionize the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-24

81 HgADAcHE IS the favorite sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever IRON the
RAJ state Of the BRAIN and visWe1 IL this light il may
be looked a saesusr1 INTENDED give notice
disease which might otherwise escape attention, Till
too late To be reneie3 and its Indications shOald
never be neglected Heatarbes may be C.assihtd
der two names, viz Symtomatic ard IilOpaihic-
Symptomatic Headache IS exceedingly common and Is
the precursor OF great varsity al diseases among
which ApnpeXy, tiOuI Rheulnat sn and ali febrie
diseases In its nervous fOyn il Is npaJhetic Of dis
ease OF the stomach, Constituting Sic.e hslccbe of
heatic disease constituting iii0ltS hsIGce .O-ns
ustipatiOn ana other disorders al the bowc.s. as
well T,clal and uterine aectiOns Diseases 81 Tie
heart are very frequently attended with Headaches
Anemia and plethora are also Affections which ne
quentiy occasion headache. Iliopathle Headache Is
also very common, being usually distinguished by the
PANE of aereOlts hsInace, sometimes coming sud
denly in state OF apparently sound heath, pres
tratng at tie nal ana phy steal energies, and
IN other Instances il comes slowly heralccd by de-
preston Of spirits acerbity OF temper. IL
stances the pdin Is in the mont Of the head one
or both eyes, ana sometimes provoking vomiting
under this class may also b. named EaltraITf1-
For the treatment OF either cilSs Headache ihe
phalc Pills llSve been iotnd slEcslnd safe remedy,
relieving the most acute pains II = few minutes
by its subtle power eTadlc2tIng The diseases @: which
Headache is the uueeEing index.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-24

We take pleasure in calling attention to the medi-
cines advertised in our paper by JIM Harris CO.. of
Cincinnati Perry Davis Pain Killer is well known to
the public, and needs recommendation from US, as
it's good qualities in all have been generally
tested. The Merry Wine Btters in cases Of dyspep
STA aundice, complaints, and in all cases where
tonic unnecessary is highly Recommended Ir. Wea-
vers Syrup An crate desirable remedies in cases
arising from an impure state of the blood The com
bfned of the is said to result favorable in all
In the above list may be found panaoea for
all diseases; try them-AanstOn Star, Feb 18th, $780,
Mansion .y,za1,l Co WIS ..le. novI-d4w4w
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Constipation or Costiveness.

No one Of the many ills 1sh Is Lec to- Is SO pre-
va-ent little gueistOuI, aud much neg ecte4
CosttNeness Oiten originating il c.sgeessa s..
se1.entaTy habits it Is regarded slight Ci-C-ies
O. too little coIse excite auXi iy while
a!ity A. the prec lnd rps many OF The
most fatal ana dangerous CIs-aSs ana unless early
eraaicatcd il viii bring TIE sufferer uuJiul-
grave Among the lighter evils Of which cost CcIiess
Is the usual atlenla Headache, Cole, IueUIli-
tisn, F0I Breath, iirs and others IKE ..stare
While long train OF iIlghtigl aiseas c AlaIi--
naLJ teveTs, Abeesses, ntaEy uiarrhCt, py~pep
STA, ApopeXy, Epilepsy, ParaiS IS, Hysteria, HyPo-
cion raSs, Archaeology ana Insanity, list indicate
their presence il t4e system by tins alarming symp
tuTa- MOI uE--9IefaJy the diseases named osi -lltc
III Constipation, but tSe indie pendent exist re
unless the cilise Is efsuIcale IN early stage
al! these considerations follows thai disorder
sio4Ii receive mnelilte Alteration Whenever il &c
ours, ana no person should neglect 70 g,t box OF &c
phallc Pits on the first appearance ui the complaint
their timely Use VIA ee tie IlsiiuOIs approaches
disease aud destroy tbs dangerous Ice 70 human h.e
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OFFICE GEORGIA WESTERN RAILROAD Co., /
Atlanta Nov. 18th. 1850 x

OFFICE GEORGIA WESTERN RAILROAD Co.,
Atlanta, Nov. 18th, 1860 j
A 7 meeting of tho Board of Directors, held this
n day, it WAS q.
Resolved That taking into consideration the threat
ens aspect of political affairs, and the consequent
stringency in the money market the Board of Direc-
deem it prudent postpone the proposed letting
OF contracts the Georgia Western Railroad until
March or April next, of which due notice viii be
given - ~
Resolral, That instalment of dollar per are
be called in, payable the first day of december next,
at the Office OF the Company in Atlanta, lieu OF the
ten per cent called in, payable at the aforesaid time
and place
ReSooed, That the Chief Engineer be instructed to
order top eparer the whole work letting between
Atlanta and the Western terminus. W. P. ORME,
nov24-tf Secretary
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-24

IHR. HENRY ANDREW the original inventor, re-
- former and founder of principles in the prac-
tce of Medicine, be consulted by letter, by ad-
dressing him at New leans, La, and Medicine will
be forwarded by mail (free of cha ge for trial to any
Post Office in the Union. DR. ANDREW offers in all
of Consumption and Nervous Debility Scrofula
andsal Rheuma ic Paraytic and Mrcurial affections
diseases of the Hip and Spine, Kidneys and Bladder
Gravel, Dropsy, &c. safe and speedy cure. Female
Weakness, Suppression, Irregularities and all diseases
of the Womb, Structures in the Urethra Fistula and
Piles remedied without the instruments band
ages After twenty years of personr and professional
experience he can state that person in the world
those diseases with mineral or vegetable med
icine alone There never chronic disease
treated right properly the Charity Hospital in
this city, and the head and pride the medical faculty
have charge of It. He uses mineral medicine HIS
remedies enable the deblitated enjoy great
perfection of health while taking the medicine
any period Of their lives. nov2-wlm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-24

public sentiment Of the North, and to crush
the Black Republican party. To do this. we
must remain in our present political connec-
ton with them for the next four years, at
least. We must adopt line of policy that
will reach their interest.
They are commercial and manufacturing
people. By these means they have grown
rich and prosperous But they are both COM
msrcIal and Misunderstanding through
We have furnished the raw materials and we
have consumed their Manufactured articles.
ard from these two they have derived their
large shipping. But they having forgotten
The hands That feed them. 1t is the old IA
bic of the belly quarrellieg with the feet,
hands, eyes, ears and ngue. We must touch
ihesc-the Iife-blood of their existence Let
Jus mannfacture aehetne, -be our own carriers
10y sea and trade direct with Europe through
the ports or Baltimore, Norfolk. Charleston,
Savannah, Mobile and New Orleans. When
the Northern people see we are resolved TO
do this they will think. they W IL inquire and
find out The truth. They will learn that we
have four millions Of Slaves by hereditary
descent through the lapse of two hundrgd
years; They will see the utter impossibility
of getting rid of them. They viii know that
these four millions of slaves'are better iclnth-
ed. better fed, better housed and less work
ed than the laboriug class Of any people on
tae earth. whatever theft color may be. They
will then learn. what will never again be for
gotten. that it is the labor of these slaves
that has made them rich, prosperous aud
great. yt4fEgIz sa u.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TaE ANAIeAxKTIoS OF LANGUAsEs--There is grow
ing tendency in this age appr0rriate the most
pressive words Of other languages, and after while
10 incorporate them INTO our own thus the word Ce-
uhalc which from the Greek, Sgusiying .'foT the
head, u becoming pplularlzsi II -ccnnectlon
VIII VI. Spsfzings great Headache remedy, but It
viii soon be used IL general way, and the word
Cephaiic will become as common as Eectrotype and
many Others wlluse distinction foreign " rus has
besn Away by .aol usage sniii they seem
native and 10 The manor born
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-24
a Real Blessing.

PhySieidr-Weli, Mrs. Jones how is that heaiacheS
Mrs. J0Hes.-GUnv DUcts., Al gone the pill You
sent red me just twenty minutes, AID wish sOu
would send more, SD that can have them handy
- I'aySteSssrs-Aeu can get them III any druggists
Ca lVr Ceplalic Pills, ilnd they never aI ana re-
commend then III al Ci.ses az Headache.
Mrs jones' shall send f.r box directly, and
Shall tel! all my suffering friends, Tor they real
blessing.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-24

b eS- 2hs best and safest wei the cheapest
method of curing all humors and chronic complaints,
is TO use DR. s. A Weaver's never failing RENE lies,
which are advertised another column. Try them
and youwill say 50 too. From the evidence we have
seen in their favor we know they must be valuable
.articiess SO - novl-dAw4W
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-24
Chancery Court at Nashville.

Ellen N. Robertson, ct. al ! D.;.;o
-N>@i- uS.-s-sNs-~ 49, ~ " " n, r.
Flavius J. Robertson, ct al. MAI H. Oo0AinL-
the office of the Clerk and Master of the Chan
N Gerry Court at Nashville, on the 22d day OF Novem-
ber 1850, motion of complainant, by in the
above cause, and appearing the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master that the said defendant John Blount
Robertson is resident of the State of Tennessee
and therefore the ordinary process OF this
not be served upon him. it therefore ordered by the
weeks succession in the Nashville Patriot news
paper published the city of Nashville requiring the
said defendant to appear the of the Chan
Court to be holden for the county of avidson
the court house thereof in the city OF Nashville the
first Monday in May next, and answers said bill the
will be taken for confessed as 10 him and set
down for hearing ex paTte.- J. E GLEAVES,
nov24-w4t prs fee s. Clerk and Ma ster.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-24

ERIDGET--Aliss1s wants you 10 send her a box Of
Cephaic Glue, no, bottle o. Prepared PA s,-buI I'm
thanking that's lsI it uather but perhaps ven
be altner SnOWiug what Il Is. Ne she's nigh dead
and gone wiki the sick Headache, and wants seine
more o. that 81 ne rs rclaived h-r before.
Drasggist-YeU must mean Sll-dsiE' ephlc Pills
Byid]ei--OcAl sure ana you've SEA il here's
the quarther and CIV The PMS and don't o. ali cay
about il ather
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-24

Ia Over Excitement and the mental care and anx-
lety incident 10 close attention business or study
are among the numerous causes Of Nervous Hladacle
The disordcred state OF N nd and body incident 70 this
distressing com amt IS atal blow u all energy and
ambition Sufferers by this disorder always OBJ
tain speedy relief from these distressing attacks by
Using one OF the Cephalic Pills whenever the symp
toms appear. 1t quists the overtaskad BRAIN and
soothes the strained and Earring nerves, and rtaX5s
the tension OF the stomach which always ccompanies
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-24

Eg-HID You ever have the Sick Headache? TO yol
remember the throbbing temples, the fevered brow,
the inathing and disgust at the sight OF food How
totally unfit Won for pleas ire conversation or
study One OF the Csphalic Pills would have delivered
yan from all the suffering which you then experienced
For this and other PURPOSES you shnnid always have
box Of them on hand TO use as occasion requires.