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The \. y. HcraH says of the late local
elections in Alabama:

The y y. HcraH says OF the late local
elections in Alabama
They have had some little local elections
in Alabama, which, in ordinary times .
would pass unnoticed outside OF the State. r
but which, at this crisis, are as important
as the first desultory skir1nisies to :, Grand
and decisive battle. Read the news of
them, which we publish to day. What is .
the meaning of all this IS Alabama, the
State which led off the secession move
ment ut Charleston, under Dir. Iancey. re-
voting against her governing tIre-eaters?
50 it appears. And L this thing is done
in the green tree, what will not be done
IN the dIy q Indeed, Il would seem that
this late kentucky election speaks the SEN
ti,ncnt Of the whole South. and it would
not be surprising, from all the signs of the
times, if Bell and Everett were 10 carry
every Southern State, including even South
Carolina This IS the way the people OF
the South are rising against the Disunion-
ISIS Of their section.
SYpNEY SMITH Ok THE bIsHors.-Those
who were the subjects of his jokes were
often the most ready to relate then.-
When = discussion took place among the
clergy OF Il Paul a. II the expedlency
Of surrounding the cathedral with a pave
meut OF blocks OF wood, Smith said, If
the bishops would lay heir heads together,
tie thing would be done :" and this was 50
often repeated. and with 80 much JUNCTION,
by the Bishop Of London that he vas sus-
pccted OF having invented IT.
"The dogma that the citizen of a terri
tory derives his power from congress IS the
old tory idea that the citizens OF the ORG
ina! colonies derived their power from the
crown We exploded this idea IN the wal
Of the revolution, and the principle o
popular sovereignty was born. We hold
therefore that the citizen does not derive
power from congress, for he has already de
!iyed it from God Almighty.
lIr. EIt5-:-I overheard the following
conversation the other week, between
farmers Jones and Smith, which | thlnl
admits Of an application
.f9a-s--I ~, Smith. can YOU lend me ;
cradle,
smith Who is to use it,
Jone---W Why nay man Tom
, Sruich-alorn, why, he cant cradle
he'd bleal. i all , thunder.
b .Ioucs-.U Ola no he won I. Hes goo'
Grader. I know he :
Smi.h-~ ow do you know he Is -?
Joue--~Wny, the blasted fool l. g"o'
for nothing else, so pone he can cradle
. NOBODY va. nlad, ID vain. you know.
IrsTip>-L.H-D!u never was goo
, for anything cIse,--so he must make
r good Pre- dent.
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signs of the Times.
THEIR STRENGTH Douglas and Bell
nen united in Arkansas, but the Brecken-
idge State ticket is all elected.-IHadtson

THEIR STRENGTH-Ihe Douglas and Bell
nen united in Arkansas but the Brecken-
dce State ticket is all elected.-4lIadtSon
4ryus.
1t is lust the other way. Rector, indie
PENDENT Douglas candidate, is elected Go {
vernon by 5000 majority in poll OF T.
300 votes. and Hindman is beaten 5000
for Congress by Bell man.
NE DOUGLAS Pass IN LorIsiASa.-Some
of the Breckenridge Republican organs
have stated that but one paper in louisa
ma supported the National nomination OF
Douglcs and johnson The Mariden (lla) I
Adcertiser, of July Nth, contradicts the .
falsehood, and gives list OF ten Demo
cratic papers that support Douglas, and
says there are others
A correspondent Of the Albany A'y.ts,
writing from Chicago, says that Douglas
will carry Illinois 10y 5000 majority, and
Indiana by 1000 ma ority. Lincoln VIII
get Wisconsin by $500 The correspond
emf of the .lry,,5 i too modest by hail IN
regard To Illinois, and November VIII show
that he is Just as far astrny in his estimate
of The vote of Wisconsin. At the late Ju-
dicial election Wisconsin went Democratic
by about 800 majority. Revolutions ne
yer 20 backwards - It, / '"''' = -
Col T. p. Marsh, census ticker for iiar-
deman county, Tenn. says that in the ten
districts of the county which N canVassed
there are five Douglas men to one Brecl--
enridge
EDTrouIAL AND NEwsPArGGiAL-W un-
,,u.t,,d ,l,.+ r " >J,eahor editor Of
-, -,
TIE iate CHic"z' '''''' i."' r'''N
field 70 take charge OF the STATE h'ySsef.
Col Eastman. also Of the late Times has
,,oo, =, ,r,rtrali.r VI to tax. editorial
'5'-'e ~ - ~ - -,
charge "I 'he "''' eiii''ii' ! '''''''
The Washington correspondent Of the
v.,- y,r,- U-,ILl r,.,,,.s-..-'f. G., Ca. Is
,..[-..,.;..-.Ii.,..., ,,,.:.'.., g.. g.,
ntn.I..3
- - -,
On '''' 10 -, ~.
ma - -,
Jolnso5
non D'aEi" %, mas O,'eh s'u'iI'"s '''T
state OF ono anu 'uri'''ii'' inc ~ '''''''
PE'ad'alff The io!io"ihs as il' estimate q
the vote OF ONO III November
Of ~, atic ~ VII :. ier Doagis. @oo,
t ror l b'n 80,
F'r Boiling BfeeN- 90
Iowa iTtAs.-lhe r"y"tte county Iowa
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SITE TICK EFT.

FOR GOVERNOR:
JAMES c. ALLEN,
Of Crawford County.
FoE LIEUTENANT GovUgNeR:
LEWIS W. ROSS,
o. fulton County.
Tcr SECRETARY OF STATE:
GEORGE H. CAMPBELL,
o. Logan County.
FOR AUDITOR:
BERNARD ARNTZEN,
OF Adams County.
POE TREASURER:
HUGH MAHER,
Of Cook County.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
DR.. Ed " AR r. ROE,
OF Mclean County.
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VI SSEOOO,
lfost,rs .Sgye.

Masters Sale.
III Office is hereby given, that by virtue ;, Court
made and entered of record BY the III Inn. term
OF La Sale County, State of Illinois, al then pend.
of said Court, D. 1861 in certain ,hsreof wherein
Wiiiam II. LYON ana W. Ls On Mere Wil,iam
pts, and Charles G. Miller, noDe Mary Jane Williams
" aeusan,s Shall saturday, the neen,h dny
of SEPTEMBER nd sunset of said day, offer for
O'Clock IA the south door OF the County Court House in
SAFE, at ssid county pubic auction, and will then
Ottawa III b;ghsst bidder, the following described
se enr the same ordered by said decree to sold,
that is say: -.
rnTt.su iI,l block number seventy nine, l79,I in
states Addition to the town OF Ottawa, In said county
Js,1,s of SaIe-Cash in hand, and an absolute deed
% the purchaser, without redemption. -
snye3-iw W. H. L. WALLACE, Master In Chdncr,'y.
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Harroat W. %.
DTrtn.-

4 DESCRIPTIONS OF the real ia that part OF
IA the city of Ottawa deemed benefited by the
tension Of Norris street, from the line OF Ia lTOld
Addition TO Ottawa, in direct line the road
the Dayto. road. and the money
v-ray assessed thereon by the COMMISSIONS = to wit
T..
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To soAo,a assessed yot py,.k ss.y
Glover Il Cook a. .;
STATE Or 1LLlNois-LA SALE Cousrrl
Csty Of Ottara rs Nj
CHAKL EAEIUN, City Collector OF tie city Of C,,,w, n
Sale county State 81 ILLINOIS, certify That the fore-o
ing list Of Lots in IN, city Of county and ate
aforesaid which was levied Tor lie
purposes set forth in the caption thereof correct;
that the amount thereon assessed remained dGs
unpaid. aud that have been unable mad goods
chatte upon which to levy AID collect said
MICHAEL BARTON
STATE OF ILLINOIS, -
In SlHe Iourty, MICHAEL BARTON, being
FIRST duly sworn, says oath TIA. the matters and
IN stated and forth N tie foregoing certificate
lay him subscribed. J., therein stated and set
forth, 10 t4r lest Vi his knowledge and belief
MICHAEL BARTON.
Subscribed and sworn to before hi. IA day o.
August, l-GJ o. LEAVENS, J. p
Noi.ae IS Aerr5y given, 70 all parsons in srrsteI that
The Cndrrss ed, city coll C;Cr Of tic s,.y Of Ottawa ia
te county OF La -. -, ia the State Illinois xii. ap-
ply 10 the county Court Of La Sal. county ~ the state
o! luoist AZ the = l-rrDeT term thereof A. D. 1860 10
be commenced and held az the house in the
o. oita"a, Ia sad Ia saiIe county on Monday the ID
each and all Of the above de cTJed lots FOR the
amounts severely nd respectively assessed there IL
by tt- commissioners appointed by the
sa.a cliH- AID confirmed by said city council FOR a..
ruFreze o. extending Norris street from he east line
u kaiiro-d Addition - DL.awz tie ro.a known a
Inc Dayton road, as above set forth and eos said
Ha'esseS not having been paid within the lime IL
sad Sic'as carton, city collector Of said CITY having
been un~ %e To tu1 Eoc4- and cu1r wherein IN -,
sud collect said ASSIGNMENTS. MIC IaEI BATON :
zurzJ cry Collector, o' -J.F ,-E.., n f,,.i,S,1-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

STATE elections are yet to be held before
the Presidential election as follows:
In Vermont, on Tuesday, Oct. T.
In California, on Wednesday, Sept. 5.
In Maine, on Monday, Sept 10.
In Georgia, on Monday, Oct |.
In Mississippi, on Monday, Oct. l.
In Florida, on Monday, Oct |.
In South Carolina, on Monday, Oct. s.
In Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, Oct. Q.
In Ohio, on Tuesdoy, Oct g.
In Indiana, on Tuesday, Oct 8
In Minnesota, on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

Democratic Club meeting at Marseilles
and in Ophir this evening
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We learn, from the st Paul Pioass-, that
Hon. Amos Coggswcll the republican
-peaker OF the Minnesota legislature has
taken the stump for Douglas.
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MICHAEL BARTON.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. ;

In Srdte county, N,CHAE
first duly sworn, says on oath TIA.
tn ngs stated and set forth n tie fore
lay MIN subscribed, are true ., there
forth, 10 t.i- Jest Vi his knowledge al
.rtf.ff
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Democratic Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT,
STEpHEM a. DOUGLAS
ILLINOIS.
FOR ViCE-PgFSIDENT,
presidential Electoral, Ticket.

HEESCHEL Y. JOHNSON,
0F GEORGIA.
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To soAo,a assessed Jt o,, s,
Glover 4 Cook a. *
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Mr. Wright has repudlateu the Uul
candidate and goes for Douglas.
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EIECT9ES At LARGE
:. I. u. MORRISON. cf st Clair.
y. II. ". CUSuMAN. of La Saiio-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20

The NASHVILLE THEATRE.-The announce
nent of Mr.. WALTER KEEBLE's re-appearance
upon the stage created quite little stir
among his numerous friends and admirers,
and he was greeted last night by pretty
fair house-fully as large as could have been
expected. He received warm welcome, and
gave us Jack Cade'' in his best style
This evening the company give way, and
Hiss ADELISA PATTI-or Little PATTI, as the
newspapers persist in styling her-will make
the Theatre vocal with her wondrous melody
HARMoNIA HALL--The Washington Dra-
matte Club made their second appearance
last night at Harmonic Hall. before an audi
ence nearly as large as that at the Nashville
Theatre. The first play-the only one we
saw-went off quite handsomely, some OF the
members of the Club acquitting themselves
very cceditably. Among these we may NEIL
ton the representations of 'Victorine'"
.CIaude Darnaud," and '-Adolphe De Brain
court"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20
eW JerSeY.

The official vote of New jersey shows that
the following gentlemen have been chosen
Electors from that State, viz: VIM. Cook.
Democrat: j. DEL Parker Democrat; Theodore
Runyon, Democrat; Joseph c. HOrublower,
Republican; Charles E. Elmer, Republican
Edward W. Wins, Republican; and Isaac w.
Scudder, Republican. The Democrats elect
ed were on the straight Douglas ticket, for
which the people voted in some parts of The
State as if the news of the fusion" arrange
ment had never reached them. Enough votes
were thus diverted from the other anti-Re-
publican candidates to defeat them. Mes-rs.
Brewer and Wurtz were defeated by some
1900 votes, whilst Messrs. Vroom and Con-
dict lose their election by from 100 to 300
votes. The Douglas Electors have majOri-
ty of from 600 to 1900 votes, which is set
down as the true anti-Republican majority in
the State.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20

To THE EDITORS OF THE PATRJOT:-Dcem-
ing it my duty to those afflicted, and 10 the
one who cured me of two malignant Fever
Sores upon my legs, which made my life bnr-
densome for FIVE years, having applied to
several ply sicians who could give me no re-
lief, and trying all kinds of medicine | could
get, which was recommended for old sores
All seemed to fail. l gave up ever being
cured, and wisbsd for death to relieve me of
my misery. For many months my limbs
panied me to that extent could get no
sleep, until my father, who. being cured Of
severe Rheumatism by the Indian Doctor
at No. 100. High street, purchased for me IA
bottle of his Blood Purifier and a box of his
All Healing Ointment, which relieved me
| Immediately. Ny legs are now sound and
we'll. Ny general health aud strength is
better than il ever was III my life. And if
owe any man on earth debt OF gratitude
that man is Doctor Anderson. wish every
man, woman and child in the world, who are
afflicted as | have been afflicted, who have
suffered as | have suffered. may real this
letter and thus fnd where they eau be cured.
am of the opinion his remedies will cure
any sore In existence, and [ would Tecom-
mend all thus afflicted to apply to the Indian
Doctor, No. 100 High street, where they can
be relieved of misery. and also BE- permanent
ly cured. MERTON SANDERS.
Resides tSandersyille, Davidson county,
Tennessee.
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mIn the Letters of Mons ADDUMs. y

a-In the Letters of MozIs ADDUHs. writ
ten by DR.. BAGBr, Of The Southern Literary
Messenger, is the following graphic description
of a scene a in railroad car:
Mot long arfter took my sect ia the car
in cum two yuBg lads. ruiher tall, with butt
fuIe flyers, drest in gay iravlinge dressis.
farfg err. becaws be pade too litiul attenshuu
to p : to be ennythirg elee; givinge his mine
to h.s nuespaper. and bavinge that reziad
look on his fails that a man wars when Be
nose he's dun good thing. aud thinks no
more ought to be requide ~ him And |
lgreed with him, fer Them dorters wus TIE
things / had sean fer a long item. Both
g rvTT37iiive foIs, but wun WIS much prit-
Il s-.s re utber. The pritty wun had the
;'-..-i -.--iderfule eye | uEer behel. 1t WIS
as mite, and when Il IoOkt full at you.
(wunst only it dun so to me,) you felt like
you Ius gOiGge of into spell Ferduced by
opeynm. l tOOkt these gearls to be suther-
ners, by thar exquisit fggerS, but they end
not b. Virgunyuns, fer thar hands. though
well-shaped and wife, wus too large fer pure
bludded siock. The blac eyed wun com
menst by taking off her bonnet and hangInge
it up. Then she let douu her har-s0ft broun
bar. very lohg-oPeaed it'll lether bagge,
took out two cOambs, - fne one aud a cOse
one. and a bresh. Havinge combd and bresht
her bed nisely, she qnerled up her bac bar.
fastened it with blae skewers, leeviDge her
side bar DOM. She then pulled out vile uv
greese from her ba, ge. p0de a littil in the
pam uv her han, rubd her haas together,
greesed her side bar. and skewed that up.
Neckst she extracted clone bottil, pOde sum
ON her hankcher, wasn't her fails and wiped it.
FINELY she got out small sack Nv -four aud
Toured her Maintenance. And then she tern
ed litIil in her sect and give that look al
me which wus wOicbin Nv her over the tOpp
NV my newspaper. like highener. RECON-
inge her previous perZisoun, she still nOtist
me Obzurringe Nv her admirinly, fer the or
gins Nv vishun in a woman are like unto them
Nv a boss. enablin ole to sea Glen rOuId the
BAG Nv thar he'd. The luther sister only coInbd
and bresht her har. tukt it up, md let dOun
her vale. The pritty wun dident let doun
hern. Now this Is a sircum>tanshul fact, like
everythinge | shall tell heararfter. and alto
gether wun Nv the COOLEST and most agreeI5ui
spectickIes l uver san in car or eicewhar.
l never fOuu out who those geaTls was. They
must be frum MiSsussippa, whur plenty NV
monny to travel on is made, but whar the
perfecksh IN Nv Virgunyun mdners is not yet
attained"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20

NEW ESTERPRIsE.-The AessTs. ScOTT
BROTHERS, Of the vicinity of Cincinnati, are
on a visit to Nashville for the purpose Of
lclking up place near the city suitable for
large dairy farm, which they propose es-
tablishing. if they succeed In finding farm
adapted to the business that can be had on
reasonable terms. Il is to be hoped that
their efforts will prove successful. for such an
enterprise as theirs will supply a convenience
10 the city, of which it has long felt the want
The Messrs. ScoTT are stopping at the Sc
vance House, where they will be glad to see
any one who may feel an interest 10 their
proposed enterprise, or who has suitable
farm to lease or sell.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20

nc I.RUEIs PASoPTICoS.-A mechanical
exhibition, representing the War In India'
opens at Odd-FellOws' Hall tomorrow eve
ming at 7 o'clock This wonderful piece OF
mechanism has been exhibited IN all the cities
South and West. and has been received with
the greatest praise. TWAS exhibited at New
Orleans for nine consecutive weeks The
Cleveland H>raId says of it:
Those of our citizens who saw this wonder
fIl piece of art last evening, will go again
tonight and take all their friends with them
To those who did not see II last night: we
can only say that you have missed behOldIng
the finest exhibition, by far, that ever visited
this State. 1t is a wonderfully llfe-lIke piece
of mechanism, any one scene OF which Is
to he wondered at for years. The lieutenant
and his steed upon the deserted battlefield,
is one of the most thrilling spectaeles ever
witnessed. The struggles of the dying steedi
how it, after many ana painful Efforts hnallg
staggers to his feet. bow the faithful brute
stoOps over its wounded and helpless master.
and lifts him by the coat collar. also partial
Iy to his feet: standing over him and mourn
fully licking its own wounds and his. until
soldier and steed roth lie down and die to-
oetber:-tbe stricken widow, looking with
anxious love for her lost husband, among the
coruses of the fatal feld-the stOrmIng OF
Delhi-the wreck at sea, with the rescue OF
the passen gers,-these and hundred other
life-iike and wonderful scenes cannot be de
.cribed; they must be SEEN II is wonderful
how naturally these figures move and act
The movements of fleets and armies the
smoke and fire, and turmoil of battle field
the stormy OCEAN, and the perils OF wreck
and rescue-alI are reproduced and repre-
scented as if to the life.
During the representation OF rain storm,
last night, the scene was so natural ana per,
feet that one lady in the audience Whispered
70 her neighbor, There! it rains. and I've
forgotten to bring my Iubbers aud umbrella!
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20
To COnssluEptiVes.

The Advertiser having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
fered several years with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, ConsumptiOn-is anxious to make
known TO his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desIre it, he VIII send copy of the pre-
scrpon used gree Of charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRON
CITTTZS dc The only object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is benefit the afflicted and
spread Information which he eonceiYes to be invalu-
able and he hopes every sufferer will try is remedy
as it will cost them nothing and may pro blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will address
Rev. EDWARD A. WI on,
Williamsburg,
Uct4-Iy Kings County, New York.
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.

| DAILY PATRIOT OFFIce
| Nashville, November 20, 1860.
COTTON-But little offered yesterday
/ Sales of 5 bales at 10c; II at 9zc; 43 at %
and IL at 80.
| CHEESE -Western Reserve li(9lI4; PEI
pound.
| FL0UR--Ws quotes:
| Super6ne in barrels IS 90
Extra, g q 6 5O96 IS
| - in sacks, 3 25C93 so
WHEAT-This article is scarce, aud will
sell readily at 81 25@l 80 per bushel.
BACON-Shouiders l0!, clear sides 139
IA; hams l3l9l4c per ID.
CORN.-White so per bushel; mixed Use.
OATS.-4595Oc per bushel.
LARD-Supply limited. Sales at 1871 to
15c per Id. according 10 package.
MEALS selling at so. p bushel.
FEATHERS-We quote at 4194Sc. p b.
GlNSENG-4o945c. p 70.
GROCERIES.-We quote: Fair sugar
91@1O p d.; prime to choice 1901 0ac.; in
barrels AGILE. advance on these figures.
New York Coffee Sugars 1O1@1lac. p b..
crushed aud powdered 1Ia912c.; LOAF l19
I2c. R b.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP.-Molasses in
barrels 49945c p gal; halt barrels 45@
4Sc; Sugar House 43(@45c. Golden Syrup
in barrels 75c.: half barrels 80c.; and kegs
(ten gals.) s5c.
COFFEE.-Kio 16@I63c.; Laguyra none
in market; Java I9@2Oc. p b. Stock light.
TEA.-Imperial 5Oc(9Sl; Gunpowder SO
@75c.; Young Hyson 4O96O; Black 60
@I SO.
SALT.-We quote Coarse Sack at 81 so ];
and Fine at 81 6O@sl IS; and Barrel at
40c. p bushel.
COTTON YARNS The following are the
agents quotations for Cotton Yarns 700
and 800, Sc. p doz.; 6 30, 10c.; 500. lie,
and 400, lie.
WHISKY.-Rectifa is held at 21C924c
p gallon, and country at 5O@75c. p gallon
accordingto quality.
CANDLES-Star l8c per h. for ligh
weight; zoe for full weight. Tallow, summer
pressed 13c; Sperm 45a50e per Id.
Raisins-Layer s3a3 Is per box; W. R
So 50a2 IS.
SOAP-Turpentine 81 25a2 rs per box.
T BRAN-Sl.1O per cwti
HAY-s26@27 per ton.
RYE-S1 0OG9l Is per bushel.
BARLEY-Sl 25 per bushel.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20
Radway's Regulating Pills.

WARRANTED 20 OPERATE IN SIX HOURS.
RADwAY's REGULATING Pills, vegetable and inocu
oas operate and relieve in from three to six hours
charged with ciomel and other Tosive minerals
They never e PEI they fail. EquaiZing the dis
turbcd circulation they control fever mildly evacua
ting the bowels, they remove the disturbing cause
Instead Of wrenchng, CONFUSING, and Irritating the
dscarging organs the pills soothe them like healing
emOent and justly regarded as the only safe ca
thartc and Alternative for ladies' and children Being
coated with sweet gum they are pleasant to take.
RADWAY's RENOyATING R SOLVENT obliterates all dis
orders thu blenish the face person. sore
ness the eyes, scroulOus eruptons the face and
ulcers and tUmOrs wherever located. liberated Sore
Throat Bronchitis and all the distressing diseases that
fsten upon the lungs and if unchecked end IN fatal
phthisis are subdued by this powerful pumonic. 1t
Is the only CONSTITUTIONAL which shattered
humanity can resort with the assurance of permanent
relief Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists
everywhere
RADWAY < Co,
oCt3l-lm % John Street, y. Y.
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