davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24


y ne call Of 10 o cent Oh the Stock loan was paid
b. the banks to-day, With $32lO,C0O IN gold and
sgG 600 N Treasury notes. These Institutions held
this morning s]i ,35O,O00 in specie, which tie above
payment reduced to $3l coo 000 plus The amount re-
ceived from various sources during tie day. This
shows loss Of about Sl7 OO0,OO0 since the nesotia-
ton of the first Treasury note loan in August. The
issue VI loan certificates has reached about 81 ,OUO
900.
Mr.. Cisco has received authority to reopen sub
scripGons to the 80 y cent Treasury notes, the
issue of October being nearly ready for delivery.
Several Bank officers are in correspondence with
Mr.. Chase upon the subject Of Government finances,
but no scheme for the operations Of the Treasury
after the exhaustion Of the present loans appear TO
have been deested. Most of the advisers Of shr
Secretary fall back upon an irredeemabe Govern
ment currency TO lie made legal tender, TIE consli'
tutional question being for the present, urder
the exgencies Of the case. This of course, involves
the suspension of specie payments, both by The Banks
and by the Government, and the temporary abandon'
ment of the specie clause Of the Sue'Ircasury Inc
views Of the Secretary in regard TO National cur
rency as put forth in Lis Message, 60 not meet with
any response in financial circles.
There is growing ease in the money market, ouI
in frequent cases the lenders require repayment 'c
be made, if required, IN coin. Some of the rromi'
nent lenders who were very oostiyc last week arc
again parting with their money on choice securities
at 6G7 = cen, on demand. Paper is not plenty, and
frst-class shows az 2 cent on the lowest rates.
The following sales Of stocks were made al auction
b. order of Jesse X. Dubois Auditor Of the State Of
Illinois:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

the reliable depots of fine English skates stands one
who offers Everything in the skating line Except
ponds TO suit everybody:
CoSoyFR WALKER, No. f74 Broadway.
ALFRED WooDHaH No. 4l4 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

COURT CALFNDAR-TBs Day
l.. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. Z, ., !, D, ., Z, 3
30. 81, - n. IT ~
srpKE.g CoURT - CIRcUT.-Pa Part II.-Nos.
,sis M 20, (ss OH 343 &c. 1872 1914 1920 1922 lsl,
lt,6 lf2a 1852 1884 1886. 1893, l64l l644. 1870
The other Courts have ad ourned for the term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

FAIn.--The ladies Of the Rev. Mr.. Rays Church,
corner of Sixth ayeDno and Forty fret stToel, vii
hold "a fair in their Church, commencing The even
inc. ard closing on Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

The Directors Of the Brooklyn Academy of Mu-ic
having overcome their prejudces to the drama, tnt
Academy was opened last night under the manage
ment of NJ. jarrett, with Hamlet, Prince OF Den
mark" Mr.. T.. l.. Davenport sppearpg as the Prince
and Mr.. j. w. Wallack, jr., as the Ghost. Mar.
Smith and Thomas Placide, who appeared go cot
spicuously az Sceessionisis at New.Orleans last
Spring, are also among the company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

MAYORS OFFICE NEv.1 0RK Uec.kU IooI,
$500 Reward.-Wheres, BERNARD LEVY VINO
was doing business a. broker at No iS CanaL, In ne
civ of York was found lying dead the floor OF bis
oce at the place, with his throat cut on no
oing of the Isth inst and whereas Il h. 1elsyed ma ne
W.. n,IIriered now therefore l, FERNANDO WOO'.
Mavor Of the City OF NewYorx do by virtue OF su,noy
vested in me Offer rev ara Five Hundred Dollars of the
aud conviction Of the person OF persons va.
the murder Of sid Levy Said reward % 9e Sa
ho the conviction wa, had that tie claimants are en-
titled to said reward but all claims not presented 70 tne
Ma,or within twenty days after such CONVICTION WI re o
g3gusd rEhNArpo 800 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

Dec H. Dec II.
Toaps q ISL ca 70l al55 1920 1903, Ar
snecie..... 39435378 363l3.369 Dec..... 100
CircGlation... s,59o7ei sS5ss9i Inc .o SsgI
Deposits. R9,J195s5 I24eyI 35f Dec 4foloi
TIsK Of the Loans Specie Circulation, and Deposiis Of e
Bank of the Cy Of Ns lok, for The peek endisg Sdfur
day Dee a. 1861, 10 tohea a1tred the Capital Of sdA
Huuk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24
AmoOO


~, : o2. roo
.9GO......... ................ $4,000 %'S''VV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

The exchanges at the Clearing. Housee this morn
ing were So, 547, 96l -.
TIE Warehouse movement for November was rs
follows:
Total value Of goods o. bend Nov IS ~ 80
EnIe red warehouse uT.sn ports In New. 2la'
Received IN bond from ohe: domestic Pori..... II N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

Christmas and New.Y ear's FteSeH's'
TuIRTi YEARS IN ONE PLACE.
LOCUS HART,
Noe { aud BuTny slip
SELLING AT WAR PRICES. - ,o,,
lsr,e assortment OF RICHLY SlLVER-PLAIED Wnn
USEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL HoLiDAl AM oh'D
GIFTS. 80.
cg. and Tea Uns from to Sls Casters from 70 ~
49, 80 80 .. 2 to so Pitchers ate -
AIso CUiLDREN's CUPS in great variety ro kR,nsaES
SPOONS TETE-k-TEfE SETS, bUIIEh
RREAkFAST CASTERS, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

Average Average Average Average
NIvp, or Amount amon't Of amount amount amount
R,sys OF ! Losns L. Of of Cir OF
Canitsl Disco'ts Specie lation Deposits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

Holiday Presents.
j. H. JOHNSTON Co., pu,ons,t
No. $50 Bowery, cor DIV
ODER at WAR PRICES,
FINE GOLD WATCHES
FINE SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND RINGS. PINE, SSee;RIPTiON
JpWFIRY OF EVERY pLsO'"'
STERLING SlLVERWAhth. p.ske,s Tes se,s
Fine Psted Ware In Casters sir Jewery Jet GsOds,
&c, &c. 4. soHci,ed
soaps, Candies, Starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY
&c. HULES SONS,
lro,rerly W. Hull son)
G1ice No % Park row -
oosl,e PARK Fountain New Yoh,
oPP Oder 10 the trade ,.,,r
AN I'NsURPA SSED ASSORTMENI,
Holiday GOods!!
DAVIS COLLAMOkE q 80; eFs GlET
80 n,yrNG and TIA SETS. MANTLE VASES ~
-A-rErE SETS, PARiAN WARE poAH"
Ihi|- SITS GLASS WARE, ,,n.v len
rrA TRAYS, CUTLERY, &c, &c. ss ~ sss.Srss.
prices All nice, new goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

,inrtcts-CIEEYrLLr KrrosrEp Y0K Tvs ~ Y. TKiHrSE
HoSD.r. Dec. - 81.
AsHESTho market IL quiet yet hgn for both Iind'. at
81
COTTOS-The market continue. very dun and heavy, and
prices ae vctk lower; the sales uumpoftAnt We
append quotations;
Sgv.YOuK cLAssfviCATioy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08

RICH SCzSAs OCCCRRNG ANOSG THF LINCOLN
SoLoIERT There is At Fort Holt Rel 4. NJ con.
msnded By Col. Cook, and another commanded BY
Col. Johnson,-the former abolition the latter
Southern nlinoisiHn, and nearly honest enough TO
belong to the Southern army. Is fell out few
days since that runaway slave was pursued into
camp by Union man, with an order from General
Grant for his surrender. Notice being had Of this
the fellow was run 70 the woods by his friends OF
Cooks regiment. A reward of one hundred dol
lars was publicly offered for the negro's return
This stimulated the other regiment and they swore
they would have the negro and return him 70 his
owner. The Abe's men propeFsEore that no such
thing should be done. In q few days after, the
" bone Of contention was discovered in the camp
of his friends, and his capture was resolved upon
By the other regiment They went over according
ly, prepared to execute their honest purpose. Az
they approached the negro, the wink WAS given
him to run. He took to his heels, but alas! too
late. The Southern Illinois boys determined not TO
be made fools Of in that way, turned loose upon
the fugitive and broush HIM down with seven
buck shots IN his body. .-...
Now commenced 3 scene that battles description.
A general fight ensued, in WhichseVeral were slain
on both aides, an the anmcsity between the regI>
ments has become such that the soldiers IN each
shoot the other whenever an opportunity presents
issek-Cohgabas (Ky.) 6sscs, Dec. 4.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08

A FICF ABoUr SHOr GUNs.-In . French journal
called FsuiRs De Ioua Z Monde, "A explanation Is
given Of 3 fact which has puzzled sporting men
namely why the left barrel Of gun bursts 90
much more frequently than the right The ex.
PLANTATION il this The sportsman on going ont
loads both barrels, and on seeing bird rise fires
naturally the right barrel he reloads that barrel
and when he again sees bird or hare, be fires il
again, and he does perhaps twenty times in sue
cession. But each firing gives shock to the charge
in the left hand barrel and at last the succession
Of shOcks separates the Waddiug from the powder
and shot the consequences is, that vacuum ensues
between them, and when the second barrel il fred
it frequently burs's. To prevent this danger, the
is made that whenever the right
hand barrel Is loaded the charge Ia the left hand
one should also be rsmmed down
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08

A Saxon forester named GAstell, now Of the ven
cradle age e S. unwilling TO take 70 The grave with
him . secret Of 50 much importance, has made pub-
lie in the Leipsic Journal the means which be has
used for fifty years, and Wherswith he af1rms be
has rescued many human beings snd cattle from
the fearful death Of hydrophobia. Take imnsedi-
stely warm vinegar or tepid water; Yash the wound
clean Herewith, then dry it then pour. upon the
wound few drops Of hydrochIoric acid, because
mineral acids destroy the poison Of the saliva By
which means the latter is neutralZed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08

SPECIAL NoTIoA.-Ths UIsH AHs AxERIuAH q eoaansz
% efrseH upon ne Casa systea AZ papers dfsooa
veg az tAS aspiration Of tie tins for seb they bG0e be
paid S5Sor6ers % b notified tOAsa tAsr ss5scripsiOn
% Go0e TO scPtre, By CROSS bsy papers; and
tseS hS s1oeeTtoH g rsstoea tie paper t0 b dsesH
HSd 7hfs q rule from SoAoh Tiers i BE- no GepdrNrs
RGscA [oT e cross marx, 0s TsHeo voP st5scrti0s.
Ect6sg UNION AND AHSRIcAN % per GratnB IN GdgGacs
nj HSSetg uHsN Alg' AHRIcAE IS per GsRSEs "a al
SaHcs. : q
, subserherS desiring their papers changed ust mention
the Post 0s Bos AsEs one TO- which thsy desire hs
change to be made. y 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08
ImPortant DsciaIon Under lhs sequsslra-
GiOn Acg.


tIOa Act: .-.--
We find in tie Montgomery Advertiser the follo1>
ing report Of decision rendered BY Judge JOINS.
in the Confederate States District Court sitting in
Montgomery: -
Ghs Confederate States, Is, ). Z. Salisbury q Co.,
GdrnisheeS-ln this case. arising under the seoueg-
tration law, it appears from the answer and psti,
ton Of James L. SaulRDuFy, that e eopartnership
heretofore existed bstWeen himself and John II
Henry, In the mercantile business IN New York
under the firm Of Salisbury Henry. and in Ala
bama under the firm Of J. L. Salisbury 4 Co. Mr.
Salisbury is . citizen Of Alabama. Mr. Henry ia
alleged to be citizen Of New York and though
that tact is mot distinctly admitted i will for the
purpose Of this motion. assume that he is an alien
enemy. There are effects Of both firms in this
Stats, and considerable amount Of debts due them
Mr.. Salisbury now hles his petition, praying in
effects for order Of court authorizing him 10 90
on to collect the debts due these firms and to wind
up their business, and he moTes for an order ac-
cOrdiRgy. .--- ~ $50
There is really no necessity for any such order.
When, as in this ease, mercantile partnership has
heretofore existed between one Of eur citizens and
person now an alien enemy, and there are effects
Of the firm in this State the partnership "a dssolyed
BY the war. The rights and interests Of the alien
enemy partner, are liable to be sequestsred. But
the rights and interests Of the hone partner in the
effects Of the firm are not thereby diVested He nav
80 on to collect the debts and wind up the business
VI suo AEA, MAsuout any OrueF OF court Tor that
purpose. He is Of course bound to account and nav
over to the receiver, the portion Of the secs which
would otherwise go to bis former partner He
should allow the receiver access to the books of the
nrm and from time to time give him all proper in
formation about ita business. a---,-l -
II ne nismanAges this business in any way, the
court may appoint receiver to taxa possession ard
management Of the effects Of the firm, on . prooer
showing being made. Il Is in this respect analogous
- esse Of dlssolutioe OF eo-PartDership By the
death or bankruptcy Of one Of the partnera The
surviving or solvent partner may 20 on 70 wind up
The business subject to account u the assignee Of
The bankrupt or representative Of the deceased
partner, and subject TOO, in case Of misconduct %
having receiver appointed to take charge Of the
business. So in this case, the receiver under the
lequestration law is the representative Of the alien
Enemy partner, and the home partner is Ike
olVent or surviving partner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08
store for Rent.

EyRoN The arst January r the s'ory house On n,
n north Of Enioa street. bstWscn Coilsss ana CarV
The next coileSs 7As passsgs leads separate M
tIuse on sorg in each ~ Whed baEneg ais Iast ~
he ohr 10 soudaeted EihoEt ntssnss. Ths ostio1
q one Of ths bst in Nashville, and well adapted fog iV
groesry, dIy goO4a, boots and Saoss5 sts. Apply 70
-a--s..-- AID. BERRY,
nav e5a1D a. Aaesy Hsmntor'G
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08
D r. COL EN- A MS
PRIVATE DFSPENSARV

ENHE attention Of citizens strangers, and others visiting
Nashville, uirng medies aid, s respectfully called to
this oee No 81 DeAderek street second fos between ohsy
and the Square.
DR ooLEA old practitioner II edcnsi hIa almost
unlimited experience And fsrng many years past
in the treatment Of has induced him
his undvised ateton to all diseases OF this Many
ct the most inveerste character have pompy ySded
his improved method Of treatment .l-
Primary Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary sphhAS Con
Sha, elect AID al diseases Of the genital and urinary organs
pet with no resistance to his Temedies-
All female Irregularities and functional arrangements Of the
Womb and all diseases arising from CESSATION and i'll managed
paFturition.
Every Of Redueie Rupture and Of Piles, and Proap
Of the Retu, most Of Rtua, cured ~
nearly painless II either Of the latter under
tafen by Dr. Coleman iRodrid6Ev Sodrr0ntsd
careful examination always the necessary lndsatsG
Of success failure BY hs improved methos Of operating
Persons Of either applying in person letter deBc
bling easel the h symptoms Of specific disease
be cared in most By the sbortye shod in forYgt
hours
Strict confidence, prompr stenon and moderate charges
will govern him with his patron
Il Ro mercury the treatment Of general dsease a
be believes On mo cases produces disease than thst
1t Is given TO
ocs hours from eight the morning till the even
ing. Oet2-d3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08

Lord Chatham once exclaimed that If he were
lstt to write the patriotic songs, he did not care
who made. the laws. We are not quite certain
though we should Tehemently suspect the fact chat
ne GlLnea Ehleh snstain the Couraga II the Vans
KEGS must Dc supplied PR caHtPaet BY the Joint
nrn OF Aessrs. Hincnln and Seward IA natural
% Ioo ne Yogafity Of angry fesbleDess reproduce
lesel N Watsry gush Of rhyufn9 rubhish Where
men are IN topping fury, and do not know nth
"nom exactly they ought to qusrrel-When they
mistake frothy enthusiasm for . Grand resolve
when they charge the enemy ike buIls wbe, he =
out Of sight, and seGmpr GloGy kss sheep at B,tTs
hun, when be seems 20 show kimself-theu Il Il that
ballads abound in quantity and fail 70 qualitS 1nd
when officers "iquor up" with their priyates az
ssyern oArs' pothoqse dogsres Of conrss, assume
An innocent gentleman, who Sets'as special cor
respondent to the AOgatpg Slar for the American
elVn war, and who seems rather overwhelmed by
the great honor Of having been received AZ m,
headquarters Of the Twelfth Massachusetts, Yolnn-
tesrs, mas fovored his readers with specimens Of
the national war mihstrslsy Of Yanksedou a sr,n0
~ that distinguished corps By HeutenaptSC Colonel
Bryan and his brother officers One son1 4 mar
ueuiarly attracted his attention" and indeed baa
already become nationals fact which IL true
considering that the ditty is only few weeks old
IL deserving of the attention OF viser heals even
than that of the gushing correspondent The time
70 which 1t is sung ia, we are told, John Brown.
Hsrper's Ferry" ~ ------
Il Is an "old Methodist hymn, with 4 magnificent
martial chorus" and has. it seems been auis ia ali
he principal towns through which the Massaehu-
'etts Twelfth have marched including Baltimore.
nucn 80 the disgust Of the Sotherners In the latter
1Iaee" The words, We hear are STEW s1d simple,
md 90 they are, for the first ssanzl consists. first
4 the following very refined and cheering statement
hree times repeated:
Ens"ortaa body les Wondering in he EraTs--
orreet enough, no doubt, a. record Ct fact. Then
oloWs what must be taken rather a. the confident
xpression Of an hypothesis:
Bus his soul e a marching m,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08

J -.
FNVHTz Is altogether medoins the Essa Ct Modcr
discoveries IN the vegetable kingdom, bsing entirely
and abstract shod Of irrespective Of al the old and
out gysemS published By accomplished quAc to the safer
ing Dr. Rrigh veil knowing the deception pracEed he
nnnIated, felt bis duty at to have this Elixir tested b
The WhoIe Medical Faculty who, without dissenting
given in their adherence TO It's perfect and undivided
control the whole physical when his frame has been
reduced, and when all other medicines known the PhaFnAco
pcA tried In vain LSng thought years Of patient
Investigation, snd ~ dSsprdndEs determination have
crowned Doctors Efforts and he Offers the Axr to Iu
ferng humanity the only thing that the following
General DEBILITY,
Nsntal and PhyEeSl Depression,
- Iubecilty,
Determination Of Blood u TIA Head,
confused Ideas
HyEtsFis,
General In
RsStIsssnss and slssFlsssnea ct Night,
Absence Of Muscular 1fciencY,
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia, .-.-- 40. ...
...a o. EnacistoA -.l
Low Spirits, IN
DisTganisation Of he Organs q
GmsTstion,
PEIpitaton o. the Heart,
Ind IN fot, all tho eonooD1n Of and deStatsd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08
%, gsssbius aaiSx zial 1n.tiitsa
Dally IS, TrI.wsakl1 IS, wsskly Is.
Bates o. Advertrsins.

AEdENABLB At F1HABURks
ozs eeuaTe year s3o-Eaoh additional Square, SIC
GVerttsers exceeding the space e0nIFzet0s
Kors Will be charged for the excess
F II TIE WEEKLY.
oH DeAaAk per Square the ART and TxT cEEs g sas
subsequent insertion. -''TI ~
Advertisements puhlishsd In SoE Daily and WEAKLY vi
added.
7rGnsint zGSss.sss sssss b paid FOR at f1s sssO,
tasSFtS0n. l------J ~ 80 :. 80. J
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08
Yankee War MInstFeIsy-An English CritI-
eiams

The London Rerise, in late article, undertakes
to Smuse its English readers with what it calls
specimens Of the war minstrelsy Of Yankeedom.' .
The ReVieto takes up, frat eff all, the Eong of the
Massachusetts, Twelfth, which we are told was
sung by that regiment in the streets Of Baltimore
" greatly to the disgust of the Sousherners.'
That
" EllSwOrths body Lies uOEldsrinE in the grave"
the English critic regards as correct enough as a
matter of fact. But whsn the minstrel further as
EeFts-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08
"His Goul'sa marching on"

the declaration must be taken "rather as the conn.
dent expression of an hypothesis" On the whole,
the Rcvis,o is of the opinion that the stanEas about
ELLSWORTH and GREBLE and LYON, "as poetry, would
disgrace the bellman at Chrfstmas" The next
song critically considered is about one Bennsy
Hsvens," which is summsrily dismissed as dog
grel." In conclusion, some ballads from the pen
of Mr. Topper, which have lately appeared in the
American papers," are taken up and dissected.
We make an extract from the Reris1o's article:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08

Etata Of Tie Eysteu.
As q StImulRnt,
qSlss different from alcoholic preparations II Is not sab
ieo 70 reactions any Shap continues t. exert its inrsncs
gradually and sceny, - long tie least necessity exists zen
lts presence, 1--..-o go a-.-.
Asa Female Medicine -v---
II sqaslIy elective the eQunuE
safer than the ohoY medicines which for yearI
have flooded the mGrkst and which only Injurious in plaCs
Of assisting renoyAng the constitution for very good
that they only made from the eueonH Of mDds
gnorAnt Of the Medical profession sltoEeteI.
No mineraIsI
d. Wright thinks Ws professional character
the fact that minerals Whatever form the least component
parts Of the ingredients o. his Ruyenatzg EzTw0ll know
Ing what ruin has bson entaea the community By opium and
uSeuTy
Generally, 70 the dsStsd Dr. Wright would aay, Never
weak matter what the nay been-Srsake
E whatever hss led depart from Hygsnie principles
take ks
RejEyenRtInR Elixir,
And yoa will yorrEslf new man pride instead
s to friends and healthy, ES1nd, and worthy
lasnher Of the human family.
Price 81 per bottle bottles for S. and forward
ed By mail to all parts Of the United States.
Sold BY ali respectable druggists throughout the United st
and Canada The trade supplied At liberal diScount
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
81 and Isl ohartres street.,
New Orleans, La
Sold Nashville By G. W. Hsnasrshot., Berry Dsrovs
wing Pendleton, and all responsible druggists oe2S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08
,DmRcLEAN,s UNIVERSAL PILLS,
Fer Liver Complaints BiliOusness Head.
ache. &c,

ETNEHEH hAs OATHARTIo medicine offered t.
the pubc that has given SAGA entire AtisiaeoR Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL. PILLS.
BsinE entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and
be taken by the most tender nt yet prompt and powerful In
EeaoyinE all Bilious SsceoEs Acid Impure, Fsed Matter
the Stomach In fact they the only Pills that should
used n nGlGriouG dssres.
They produce Gripping sckness Pain In the Stomach
Bowels, though vary active and searching In their operation
promoting healthy secreonS the Liver aud Kidney. Who
ell SUI ffsR BoHss Headache and Foul Stomach when
cheap roHedy obtained Keep them constantly
had; single dose taken in prevent hours dAy1i
and months Of Sickness AJAX for Dr. j. n. hcLeRns UnVer
81 PILLS. Take etker Being coated they taSseSs PTce
only Is cents pa box AID Be SAINT ~ mail to PGrt Of
ths United States
J. q. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third End Pine Streets ct. Louis, Mo.