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THE AFFRAY BETWEEN ScoTT AND GovAN.-We
are glad to learn by the following paragraph in the
Memphis Appeal of the 18th, that HUGH 7. ScoTT is
not to blame for the part he acted in the late unfOr
tunate ARRAY on the steamer Uncle Sam The Ap-
peal says:
Mr. w H. Govan who was shot by Hugh Scott, on
the Uncle Sam on Satu rday night, was we learn
bv telegraph worse last night his condition is con
sidered dangerous. Mr.. Morgan was IN Helena, and
was recognized as having criminal connection
with the occurrence, he having done no more Than
TO try to separate the combatants. Scott had not
been arrested The officers of the SimOnds, which
boat arrived last night and passengers, state facts
that greatly change the view OF the case as given
nv ms Yesterday From their accounts, 1t appears
that Morgan was arrested below Helena and brought
10 that eity. Govan, though unable TO speak, made
a written statement, exhonerating both Scott and
Morgan from blame in the matter, and declare
ing he had brought the difficulty upon him.
self BE desired that Morgan should be re-
leased, and that no step should be taken
against Scott. Mr.. Morgan was released according
lT. as we have stated above. Mr. Scott had been
communicated with, ard expected IN Helena.
Statements from both Scott and Morgan have been
received in this city from which it appears that the
three conference.-the were old acquaintance and
went TO school together-were playing at cards a
dispute arose about their hands, in which GoVan
used abusive and insulting language which Scott re-
euired him to retraet he refused TO do so, repeat
ed the language and drew pistol. Morgan endeaV
ored TO separate the two, when scout nrea ms pls
toll with the result we have stated. The following
dispatch was handed us at O'Clock last night
"Col. Moore says Govan is in a very critical condl
tiou; from the way he talks, the operator does no
think il possible he will recover. Morgan Is Out
Scott is free"
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River News.

Reported by H. H Harrison, Steamboat and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent
River still falling. Six feet large on Harpeth
Shoals.
The Red Rover will be the first boat to leave for
New Orleans. Her departure is fixed for Tuesday
evening next.
The Glenwood will doubtless be in port this morn
ing Immediately after her viii arrive the Nash
vile by Saturday evening next.
There viii be regular St. Louis packet to leave
to-day.
The May Duke will be this days III o'clock
boat for Paducah
Steamer Quapaco, sunk in Arkansas river
BoATsMEY, ArTENTIoN.-The Georgia rosd, on aci
count of transfers from boat Chattanooga road, and
Georgia, will not receive grain of any description,
in sacks, and be accountable for wasteage; this
forces the Chattanooga road to act likewise Boats,
then to be protected should sign their bills of la
ding mot accountable for weight"
TURNING TRADE-Efforts, we learn, making at
Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis, to turn freighs
destined for Georgia and Alabama, towards Mem
phis Such efforts cannot succeed, for it should be
borne IN mind by shippers, that freights thus des-
tined to Memphis, would necessarily have to travel
from Stevenson over the Chattanooga road, to reach
Chattanooga This is so. Then if the Chattanooga
road cannot convey as rapidly desired, how is the
Memphis and Charleston road TO be even as quick
facility as the Chattanooga road conveyance.
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Eieetlon Returns.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GIL, No Convention
$50, johnson ], ss2, Fouse ], s54, Bailey 1871.
SrEwAHT-Convention esT, No Convention 9e;
johnson S2s, Brandon 75s, RopERrs S25.
a RuTHRRFoRD Convention zoos, No Convention
1929; Marshall 1871, Gentry $50 Northcutt ,S4z
RUckER $50, Ramsey SOS, Keeble 1,l2S.
BEDFoRD-COnventiOn e2s, No Convention l6z0;
Cooper 2,O6s, scuddsr 2,O22, Gentry l,54l, RAMSEY
zss. -
-LNcorS-Conyention 1858, No Convention sio'
BRIGHT 1898, FarquhArsOn LOGS
Southern Rights candidates in small csps'S's'
err AFFARs-At the regular meeting Oh 'ue
Common Council last night, the reports OF uie eo'
mittee to the Board of Aldermen were received
The report of the Chief of the Fire Department
shows the expenses of the Department 1or lhe
month Of January as follows: Wages S'S4' 1eed
sl4sOl. fuel s7o Is, repairs $4,000, and contingent
expenses-total s., 1868.
The renort of the Second Clerk of the Market
shows coections for stall rent for January amount
ing to $40.
The hin authorizing the Mayor to take deed of
e.essiou TO twenty feet of ground on the Nerth Of
the Capitol Grounds for the purpose OF widening
GAY street. was passed on its third reading,
The bill from the boaru Of Hluericu " SS'NOiAoA4
Cav street as far west as Spruce, was pressed on its
third reading. sFs
The bill 10 let out the opening Of q ditch on Mar
ket street in South Nashville, aspsssed on its third
reading. ~ eaf
The bill providing for the laying down eight-inch
water pine on College street from Broad to the Pub
lie sQua re, was passed on its third reading.
The bill 10 open an alley from Church to Union
streets, to intersect with MeLenore was passed on
its third reading. =. 1-.
The resolution from the Board Of Aldermen, pro-
vidng FIR joint committee to inquire in regard to
the Union Depot and running the cars into the citys
was conchrred in, and the President appointed
Messrs. YAKBoReUsH, MAxEE and MARTIN, the
committee on the part of the Common Council.
Mr. CRA1aHEAD providing fo- the sppOintmen. Of
Joint select committee confer with the Directors
Of the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Comps
NJ TO ascertain whether the payment Of the last in
stalmsnt Of the subscription By the city to the stock
Of that road, can be deferred for one year. The
resolution was adopted, and the President appoint
ed Messrs. CRAIGHEAD and SHANE the COMMITTEES
on the part of the Common Council.
Mr.. CHEATHAM offered resolution to have two
gas ports and lamps on Union street, Between High
and Spruce and moved thet it be referred to the
Committee on Gas, which motion failed.
THE PUBLIC Ac1s.-Copies of the Public Acts of
the late Extra Session of the Legislature in pamph-
let form. can be had at this Office, at 25c per copy
febl5-f
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The statement OF the New Orleans Banks for the week sneng
IN. oh Inst corunare. zith that t ne ..s :. s,lior.

The amount the Nov Orleans Banks is equal to
81 9lo per cnt Of the total liabilities against SIX the previous
week.
regard to business and Money matters in New Orleans the
PcGoqe SAYS In its Money Article Of the evening Of the l
The market opens this with reader disposition do bus
iess and he transactions Cotton extended
scale Outside there IS not much doing
feeling OF hesitation to engage operations tie prevail
ling feature with regard to Msney matters this
the general feeling and capitalists seem determined to Hecunu
late reference TO profitable employment
f choice names are sought I25 get but the circle Of
greatly crcumserd that the task OF reporting the
few casual transactions that tanspred almost si1ece
signatures secondary next - unsce We near Oh
they can only obtained spots, Altogether the market
SCENTS decidedly negative character. Thre partial inquiry
for Stock but no sales importance have TRANSFERRED
The Foreign Exchange market in respects shade
rmer but unable improvement In rates
Some business done in Sterling vide from
OF good London sold down the inside figures whilst
or two fyoe taken for direct remittance at l
I04 fairly upon the market they would not command
these figures fact the rates Irregular Nothing OF
cons,qu.nee In Bill OF Landing drafts We notice
some INQUIRY in France OF 100000. All bankers
made at 540. But this cr'esn Of the narke AID
good names could be passed much better aa 81 49, We
quote from 81 COO $3.50 Some sixty days New Yosk
done at 2 discount Sight is deemed at Z discount
fer outside drafts the banks drew the counter at 9
discount.
Tennessee Currencys quoted Augusta Ca per cent
discount and Slight Exchange New NOr at per esut
MUM, decline Of one per cent
The statement Philadelphia Banks for the week ending
the 18th nst compares with that Of the previous week fol
fovat
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COMMERCIAL.


IHuEsDAN EFKaIS71 FEB a, 1851
In New York tbs 9Th at the second ssoo Tennessee,
Der cent Bonds sold ec, and on the 1h, The
$1,000 al 7oc and $4,000 egxc. vrEinas sold at axe
AK and 74,sc and Mssouris s51 By telegraph to s Gin
ciana papers, We that at the first board on the s
nessees sold At Tic, Trginias 75c, and Mssonris Co.
The telegraph reports sales Of Tennessee Bonds IN New York
at The second board Yesterday &c, vgnias 76Se, and
hssousis 1t s61zc-
The Basner In its Commercial column this morning. quotes
from the Cincinnati cassie Of 18th, in which this remark
occurs he Of the election 10 Tennessee had adsced
I favorable effect day. In Article from which the
Banner quotes, lie Gasesse says
In the genera. market today business was geneay du
Provisions were inquired for limited extent only
Flour dull and large could not be sold except st Dc
cline Wheat dE outunchanged In price, Corn has down
ward tendency.
Queer that this effect should regarded by business men as
favorable.
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The orde. Of public opinion ID about best and surest
test of superiority efficiency in anything 1t h especiay
With all discoveries AOSey may BRING NJ
into temporary notorey but EeT5 alcne can make u
post c acceptance This has rkgy verified IN INC
Of virgins Rejuvenatiug Iuxlr. II mas Ps s
through ORDEAL and established set every region
trodueed solely Its intrinsic Pe.enos 70
ing but and does perform q TOMS.
retc restorative, and heahgying ces, fO though meal
enaI IN Effect II Is in tase, ~ say Try ~, SUI
Ali respectable druggists hroughorle United etaes a
Canada j. WRIGHT co., sole prsetOr' neS S.,sSns'
La
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D,prHEnrA.-This horrible and dangerous disease
,ev he easily arrested if takeu in time, and the pa
tent be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial OIL and frequently gurgling with It
slightly diluted. Saturate aiannel cloth with the
Oil, and bind it on before going to bed. We are Goa
fdent we overcae several cases in our family win
the Oil alone, and Dr. CLARK's Painless Pill7-1sn-
neseee BapList-
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REMovAL-Messrs. THoMA & RowEs have removed
their tailoring establishment to the building oppo-
site the Sewanes Hotel lately occupied by L. MOSES
as furniture store. The large room has been
handsomely refited, especially for their business
and is now filed witha fine display OF goods. Ter
sons desiring articles in their line should give tnem
call, as they have established reputation for do
ing work faithfully, and in the most fashionable
s+,la in
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ATTEMPT AT BuReLGRr-An unsuccessful attempt
was made Wednesday night TO rob the Office OF
RoBHRT LUsK, Esq An entrance was effected through
a back window, and the attempt made to open the
safe by forcing the lock. The Indications are that
the burglar was a very inexperienced fellow. AT
least he got nothing for his trouble.
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southern Congress.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Feb. 1.-THE standing CONT
tees were announced.
The President received and read a dispatch from
the Louisiana Convention, cordially approving Of
the nomination Of Hon. j. Davis and Hon. A ~
Stephens. slslf
Designs for seal and flag for the COnfederacy
were offered.
resolution was offered that, until otherwise
provided, the several officers connected with me
collection of customs IN the several States Of the
Confederacy be- and the same are continued ia Of
fee The resolution was referred
resolution was offered that the COMMITTEES on
foreign affairs are requested TO inquire into the
propriety and necessity, as the President -
inauguratsd, Of sending Commissioners 70 the Cow
ernment of the United States. The resolution was
referred
The Congress then went into secret session, du-
ring which they adopted the following, and remov-
ed secresy: = q
ResolUed That this Government takes under 20
charge the questions and difficulties now existing
between the sovereign States Of this COnfsderaey
and the Government of the United States relating
to the occupation Of FORTS arsenas navy yards and
other public establishments; and that the President
of this Congress be directed to communicate tins
resolution to the Governors of the different States.
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nInrkets br Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS Feb H.--Pcr Steamer " New Orleans, =
Cation Steamers news caused Sales to day.
700 bales mddling lO@l1. Sugar steady 4s@5 moasses
esee9; mixed corn 6597O mss pork quiet.
Freghts to Liverpool q.
NKw YORK I4Cotton dull ddroopinR; mddns uplana
nX Flour steAdy-sales 1850 bbls lo95 90 Corn arn
64aH Mess pork dusales $40 bOls 1900 Sugar steady
sales ESQ boxes 596k Orleans So Molasses-sAies
100 bbls Orleans 34936.
c,vc1,r,rr Feb. H--Flour dull, 45O94 60. Corn dull
7aaa5 oat.duIg7 wbiskey. sales 1000 bbls H9l47S.
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Prom new York.

New YORK. Feb. I3-Lamar made another de-
mand on superintendent Kennedy for the Georgia
musketa. Kennedy refused to surrender except on
legal process, and said he would re-seize them af
ter such delivery If he found them being shipped to
seeding States.
The cutter Harriet Lane is being altered into a
man-of-war, with formidable armament.
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TArE- q ORNT IN oRiL DREN.

PLAlNFIELD, NJ Is Auguss % 1777'
Asssrs. B. a. fdAaess9ck 6 Co. au,...s
(Ieptlemen SON. Eve years OF age has been saciee
with years past during thai time We
tried many remedies and had the attendance OF sklu
Clans The boy passed from inch to seventeen eet W
day while under influence Of the medicine that ne mas o
taking, but discharged the head. ...Ao.,.
Your agent, being Beghborhood, was sent 70 ne
By some neghbs, the one OF the "onss "
our village . -, v;sng.
which brought away twenty feet e the with the neaa @
ing three years ne passed three hundred feet OF ne
We now would end it ali that afflicted WIN
worms of any description, positive cue , ,osvr
NJ Purcasers should look tceH TO INITIALS on lne
wrapper, that they are buying FAHSrsTocS ~
MIFUaz, and no other. ies'-"A
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THE
ONLY DISCOVERY

IL u = Z
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE B8ElD AND GRAY.
wNANY since the great Discovers 0f Prof Wood, have at
F tempted only to initiate sstorative but profess 70
have discovered something that wou odGce
bnt hsv have ali come and gone lg carried by the
wonderful results Of Prof. Woods paraon, and have been
forced to field TO its resist ~ sway head the
ingi- z ,,,,osh ,s.o
PRor o. J. WooD & Co.: Cent? Ne letter wrote 'ou IN
vour valuable Hair Al Storative and wh thyou
have in MS vicinity aud ohere, has given rise to
numerous touching the fae the case Inc
ra 6yr, h n fant OF nv habita name, stated in
the second Is it H 49, all therein contained
third my hair still continue IN gooo Greer ano 81
h; % better than IN any stsS% my forty years
past soft. thrifty and better the same une OF
NV uhiskers the only Eh not generay une Il,
that the IL Washed OF IeQuer Abution OF the
face used BY ne iace IN CLOSE
ton with the whsker the same Will follow ~ INC na
bv asn in the recept OF grest letters from all parts
Of England, asking me If sui continues 70 oe
good there much fraud in ana Sas o.
As well as this, doubt been basey
initiated used not only ut an gooo enec Dut
absolute injury. havenot used your restortve Oh any
months, and yet hair as gooo as ever
hund have examined with e, as am nos Vi yeas
old gray hT in head my so 10 ProIe
send you lock OF my taken on ING pas wees
your favor Of two qus bottles lsst sunnsr oI
which grateful gave my enos, anu
- tber and used IL will
81 a. favor that YOU send NE Aby which discover
fraud the Restorative sold by ~ fear without suInsr
ity from you. pure article insure success ana
h;eve bere ynad elects do not w the failure is caused
by impure articles which inventor o. inc good
dee lmy duty heretofore EHSeep you sppreu Oh ns
effect my hair as assure all inquire OF ne ., ny IN
shaken opinion in Its valuable rkts rnA s S f
yours, .no,Afarx x q y M nv 40 Isss;
mt m in bet II Of sizes, viz LARGE
J;n and Smali he small hodS pint and retAil for 81
Der boe mediums hold at Levy twenty per cent more N
proportion than the small, retais 81 per bottle Lac
sT.It o. j. WOOD Co spreters, 44 Brosdway
New York, and ia Market street, ou MOI and sold Dy al
Even, PendIetOn & Co. ad retailed BY every Drug
| theI nfte
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Market Reports.

oH,KLzsToN Feb I9saes Of Cotton to day $50 bales at
from az The market closed with
adjoining tendency. -.
AueUsrI Feb I2-There the demand
today and the sales ap AIS bales follows At 81
at e:IatsI % at 95 at 9s: "a at 81 l4s at ~ IL AZ
0s At lU III at lO % at 1917 at IL % at IL and q
MosuE Feb l-sales Of Cotton to-day 500 bales Addngs
at IOsI cents The market vas frm
S.vtENAu Feb 1.-THE market very irregular to-day
In some instances effect sales decline was
to- The 5l bales follows: at ~ at " % al
81 at TO- S at lO 1915 10 at 1o at 1919 70 at l0
AZ at Osf at l0zS III at H. ID at lis j at llAe
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Nashville, Sept 8. 1860

81, RpoNcHT1r and ass "a Sc AFFECTIONS. Expe-
hsne roved that simple TSnTies often speedily
and certainly taken in the early sges 81 the dess re-
course should at once be Bronchial 1roches
or LOzenges Cold Cough Of the Thro. be
ever a. As by this precaution nre serious attack may
he eactuay varied Of PuBEc sPEKRs and SINGERS will
sdv.rtisarnsnt noV24-d&w6m
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An experienced nurse and female physician, has soothin
Syrup for children teehng which greatly facilitates the process
Of teehing by soening the reducing all
will say all pain and is regulate the bowels Depend
upOn it, mothers it will give rest yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly SAFE in all See sdver-
tsement in another column. ecrSo-y
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MEssRs. CLARK, GREGORY & Co ssere are tnousanas
patent nerums pued and rumpeta over the country which
are worthless need only to be kne to be hated
teret however, proof that there not genuine.
tested efficacy Of your ANSRosAL in 70 many cases
In family that its value longer soees OF
doubt with me- Physicians using g n their practices ana
families using they please that tney can
not do whoutit II youor others speoiaes as 70 It's
value, will be happy to give them at ~ time
Ber sEtIN II CAMPBELL.
N..L,;Ita ssrt 9 1850 feb3-d&v2v
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRovIsIoNs-Ths transactions in
FLOUR Grain and Provisions day quite LIBERAL ast
weeks quotations
eR0cERIEs-There change in Groceries to-day We
quote Rio Coffee I3H914c; Fair Choice Sugar 6<9sK
in hid, and bbIs MOasses 3O933 bb and 35957 half
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From yVashington.

WASHINGTON Feb. 14.-Lieut Gilman has arrived
from Fort Pickens with dispatches. lie says the
Brooklyn, Sabine, St Louis, Macedonian and Wyan-
dstte were off Pensacola. Gilman says he would
not be surprised Of an attack Fort Pckens at any
moment
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CHEROKEEs CUREI

CKTEROKEEs CURE!
An Or. f1;Ei1o cure for seminal WeaknessS Moe
furnaI Ennii ssiOns, l.Ipotsacy, Loss Of Potcer,
Pains in TIE Back StonA is the Bidder, Distracted
and DimcaU Nenstrzsatioz and az Diseases caused
6g ds0idsing from tss path ef Nature, and fHdHtyng
an SeLf-P Pollution.
BY the use Of this Cure all impeoper discharges are renew
ed the organs Of generation are speedily curSd and
full vigor restored. .
Either SEX contemplating marr should reflect that sound
mind and bsv are necessary to prt connubia happiness
In the Cherokee Cure" the po dehated worn down and
II - ssfe ana pleas.t in its action;
tanning no mineral posor epared rsm pure vegetable
extracts, in the forra OF a deli rs5s rup.
Price g. per Bottle, thr, for S. and and Forwarded
by exptess to all parts Of the w0t IL
Sold BY all respectable Druggial Everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN froprietors, st. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Tndeton Berry Demovills
g. W. Hepdershott, aud BY DruEg.,s everywhere.
oct2S-dtyGlwIy
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A GOOD Farm for Sale.

XETE for sale the place which Coleman has lived
NV 1885, and known the Rogers land, lying on
yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn, partly the stage road
mile OF Wlamsyle, and three miles OF the Nash
willie and Northwestern Railroad healthy pleasant and beau
m part Tennessee Said land contains about two hundred
ninety screseghy cleared and about MY acres
good land to clear sih good state cultivation, with COM
dwelling out houses ETC. ETC. Afo two good
orchards failing springs Of excellent water
well Smbered and certainly Se made of the most desi-
rabe sckTarms in this section Of country. We promise
bargain this land and will sell fer cash. time with inter
For further information call james McNeilly, who
lives places the undersigned at FoTers Landing,
Tennessee river BYRN 4 BROTHER.
Union and american copy, and charge AddOcdts.
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bennington.

WASHINGTON, Feb Is. seeEetary DIX = sent anosh
er letter 70 Mr. Sherman 70 gay o{;Ca o 'I 1l
pensa1le lii in order that the Governmentmay
Of slgs nds 10 meet Indispensable payments on the
De In Iuius More than five millions Of Treasury
-. have been redeemed out of the current reye
NOE About two millions fall due before the
~. Of March making nearly the eight millions need
"a to meet political wants before that day. More
than one-third the revenue derived from Gus
toms is paid in Treasury notes due at fu-
ture day, and the present embarrassment Of
the Treasury arises from the operation of paper
system which campels the Government to anticipate
the payment of its debts out of its current funds
As be has decided to issue notice Of apublc losnne
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DIR. HoOfIana'ss Celebrated

WKTILL efectuslly cure LEe compliant, dyspepsia J2un
Wv dice Chronic Nervous oiliy Diseases OF the hid
neys ali diseases arising dsodered LAYER and stom
scS suck as Constipation FulnesS Of Blood to the
Head Acdity the Stomach ea, Heartburn Disgust for
Food Funess weight in tho stomach, Sour Eructaton
Sinking or Futteng the Pit ebe stomach svming Of the
Head Hurredand Difficult Breang Flutterng at the Heart
Choking or Sufocating sensatos lying posture, Dim
ness Of Vision befose the Sight, fever and Dull
Pain Heal, Deficiency Of Precipitation feoWness Ct ths
skin and Ewes Pain in the Side, Back Chest Limbs &C. Sud
den Pushes Burning In the FLESH Constant Inagin
iues of Evil and Great Depref aOD If Spirits -
The propretors in calling he attention OF the public to this
preparaon with feeling u the utmost confidence In its
the dssh for which
M new and unted aros but that has stood the
ted of ten years trial before people, and its rep
utaon and unvallsd ~ similar preparation ex
The favos yen by prominent and we'll
known Physicians and ndvie sn all parts OF the country is
immense and careful peruFsl le Almanac published snnu
ally by proprietor and to ~ rs gratis OF any OF his agents.
cannot satisfy the most sal that this remedy Is really
deserving the great celebrity \ ~: obtained.