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The Crew OF the Prfvateer savaRnah.--
Can they be Hanged as Pirates!

Can they be Hanged as ftrates.
Teiegraphic dispatches from New York state tina
Capt BAKER and the crew Of the privateer Sayan-
nah were arrested Immediately on their arrival at
New York on the 18th inst, by District Attorney
SMITH, charged with treason piracy, and robeing
on the high seas, and that they were to be tried
during the coming week A correspondent OF the
New York Tribune, writing from Washington under
date of the 2lst interposed this objection to their
being tried in New YorkA s1fs 80.
"Our law of piracy provides that the pirate shall
be taken before United States Circuit Court in
the district where he shall be brought or found.
This must mean the district within which be shall
be brought first, after his capture. Now, the crew
of the Savannah were taken in the Minnesota 10
Hampton Roads, and there transferred to the Hsr-
riet Lane Is this to be considered as bringing them
within the district and if so, can Circuit Court
be created there by the President there being none
there at present? Gen. Butler, whose experience
as criminal lawyer has familiarized him with the
statutes on this head and who finds time to discuss
such Questions. has in his dispatches taken this
point and suggested that Court be instituted at
Fort Monroe to meet this and sImilar exigencies."
1t has been amply demonstrated, however, that
the law is no barrier to carrying out the plans of
the LINCOLN Government, and the TRIAL viii most
probably take place in New York. In view OF this
contingency, and the fact that the law may be dis
regarded in fixing their punishment. the following
remarks by the New York Ne1s Of. the 22d win Be
found interesting ii
II is stated that the crew of the captured priya-
\ ter Savannah are being brought North and that
thy win be indicted and tried foFpracy perhaps IN
/ this city. If tbs Government viii bring them 70 {
trial in Court We shall have the question fairly prs
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The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Express writes on the 2eth. 80
Gen. Scott don't seem.te reiz he conduct Of biz
Generals when they pack their scldersinto cars amt
sit there themselves smoking and chztERR until the.
run into masked batteries The disgrace u all thsse
blunders rests upon the chef and Cen se0s gently
hints that if any more such blunders are committed
as they have been on each occasion, against his
press wish, be viii leave the stump orator.
county court house lawyers to tzkethe responsib
ity.
W The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Times, in an account of the skirmish at ViennA.
says:
As IS apparently the rule, the CommSnder skir-
mished with a locomotive, with tender and pla
to0n of cars for advanced scouts. and so with full
head Of steam run full upon the rebel battery. Ia
view of the brilliant capacity TO command exhibited
by our Brigadier-Ge il is understood that
Beauregard has issued orders to his sharp shooters
not to hit the men with epsuletts, thus reversing
the usual order Of fighting. The rebels had rather
encounter two or three ofOur Brigadiers than one
private.
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sOUTHERN MARsAELITsE!

so long sought published ana Just r.z, ~
- A. Mcclure % Union street. Prcs IS esntS. -
Having S1eceded IL making Copper BueIes fsr Amy NJ.
which pTonounoed b. competent Judges % b sQu. ID
respect % tkss york. and nearly Og EElhs price
rirg axed a. 30 HERE ned Be no FER o. ny berg Win
this sounfy i esknoEdga - ALL Ihsy made o. IN.
very best material in every department sz .nnfanvs
Tor The beating head Calf <n. PREPARED s1p.rS.V ~
tat Fife Of boxEcod and apys tree a b. - al
At prices from % to o..
For any Of ne shove ssnd order Had Il win bs suasa by
arst mail sxpfess. =
N. BIN press knd viii BE- resdy b. ne 7ozh int a.,
"PAmsfto seag, dedicated 70 the sanfhsrn Confe..r- -
stnsS 70 be tbs sOngOf all Price 50 ssaf po,i re-.
any address, A NcCrfrna
Mas,e Publlshsr and Dealer, xH,hsifs ! sss1ss.
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WAR NOTICE

TNROM and a MS date. VIZ Get an ssasp for apy A,
scrption Of eoods unless zccsnTaniod Eth he Csah
Rsng cblgsd now 70 PJ ca1A for every asls purc.ss
our fFinds and In pnb generally via a oscs he
Of this ouE ert Our Etoek u G7,ceFes and n
tonaries aoE fan AMI veil asserted, and ossh De.r1 i
nnd cur Hoass PIE Place q p1rckA1s
= - RHO8Peoa, sPRRRY AGO.
sol2o-a Re = AaEkal atrsl1-
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LATEST NEws FROM PHLIIEPL--By gentleman
on the cars yesterday from beyond The mountains,
we learn that Friday last Gen. Garnet with the
Confederate forces, was still encamped at Laurel
Hill, twelve miles from Phillippi; at which latter
point the Federal forces were strongly entrenched
and in numbers superior u our present force AZ
Laurel Hill. Gen. Wise was moving down the
KanRwha.-R Richmond Eaqal,e r, J,1as IS.
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SPECIAL NoT1CE-The UNlon AsD AnsREcAx % conducs
cd strictly gpo tss Casa system. AHpapes discOs
NED az the epyqon OF khs ts for sokfch ey hGcs 6sss
paid Sabscri6e aDiH Be notified Soksn their sH6scisa
q dcos 70 s1ptTe " Cross MARK 4ir apeysi asd
Tess tAs Is rse0ed hs dpsr suf ssc0nt-
9ed 7zs 70 rule from aseici tAsro aei Be 10 dsnrtrs
Watch for kss cross MARK and renea0 poEr sw6scTfi0
Reeay Union M AMERICAN ~ per IN odCdncs.
ri Wsshg UNiox AND AMERIcAE IS per Gagns IN ad.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed mast mention
the Post Once IS we'll Rshe one To- which they desire the
change to be made WY -tE
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Good Farm for sale.
HN7E offer for sale the place which Coleman has lived
Wv 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying on
Yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn partly the stage road
within nile OF Wamsye and three miles OF the Nash
Vile and Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleasant and beau
u part Of Tennessee Said land contains about two hundred
and ninety aeseghty cleared, and about fifty acres
rood land to cear it sn good Of cultivation, with
Portable dwelling houses out houses Also, two good
orchards, several neverang springs Of excellent water
we'll mbered and certainly he made Of the most desi-
rabe farms in this section Of country We promise
bargainin this land will sell cash, time with inter
est For further information call James McNelly, who
lives said place, the undersigned at Fowers Landing
Tennessee river. BYRN & BROTHER.
Union and Anericaa copy, and charge AdaOeass. la.
sep29-h
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Nashville and Chattanooga RaIs-
road Company.
SUPKRIETESDENT's OFFICE, J
Nashville, Tenn.t April 80, 1911
To Whom this May Concern.
TEHHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company vii
4 transport
FREE OF CHARGE,
against the Company all Volunteer Companies Supplies and
Munitions of War; intended for the defence South The
Commanding Officer will be required to furnish Forwarding
Agent With Certificate showing the number men and ton
mage Of freight transported.
Tas proposition viii applytO Individuals but is confined
to organized com psnies. ~
nayl- BP&s E.W.C COLE supt
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DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
From Nashville to Chattanooga Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia New York; Boston and New England States de
parts at o'clock P NJ
Way Mail for Georgia, South Carolina North Carolina and
Southern Virginia. leave Chattanooga Railroad at O'CLOCK
NJ.
Nashville to Louisville, departs at o'clock, Nj
Mails Indiana, Northern illinois, Virginia, Missouri,
Michigan and Northwestern States departs O'Clock Nj
Eashvleto Decatur via franklin Columbia other
way Offices, Separtat O'Clock A NJ
Nashville 70 Lebanon, daily except Sunday departs at
o'clock NJ Also Offices on the and beyond Lebanon AZ
O'Clock A NJ.
Nashville 10 Clsrksvillei departs at So O'Clock A NJ
For Southern Kentucky, departs at 5 4 A M.
NaEevlle to Shebyville via Nolensve ana Trune Tues
dag, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock A NJ
Nashville TO Huntingdon via Charlotte, Wsvery, ri week
ly Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock NJ.
Nashville TO Liberty, Stewards Ferry, Huddestone's
Roads Rural Hlli &c weekly Thursday, at 70 O'Clock NJ
Nashville to Centreye, via Tank Vernon, PnewOod &C.,
Tuesday and Friday, at . O'Clock ? NJ.
Nashville to GAINESVILLE, via Sycamore Mills, weekly Friday,
Al / o'clock ?. NJ.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
an the 9Th day Of June, 1861 will opea hold cleo
~ ton for the purpose of voting upon "Decarstion OF
Independence and Ordinance dssoyng the Federal Relations
between the State Of Tennessee and the United States OF Aer
CA and also can Ordinance for the adoption Of the Con-
stution Of the Provisional Goverme Of the Confederate
States Of America according to the requirements Of an Act
passed May the 9th, 1861.
The oOnEables in each Civil District will please open and
hold the above election.
m2y17td 1OfN K EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff.
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Alarm OF the French Merchants and Their
Petition 10 the Senate.
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NOTICE.

TWE Nashville aud Dec tnr Railroad will transport ali
Trodps Supplies and Munitions OF War intended for the
deiee of the South tree Of CHARGE against the Company.
The Nicer command ami the agent forwarding, viii be
qun give certificate OF the number Of troops and des-
opton and tonnage freight to the Station Agent At the point
Of shipment. s- 49, 81
TspTsposa apply IndIvduAls but only CON,
nan as sueh W. ON PERKINS,
mIIiu General Superintendent.
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ANOTHER OPINION oNTHE MOVEMENT
From the Loniou Tins, June II.

1t has been determined to send three regiments of
!, fantry, and sufficient amount of artillery and
uunitons of war to reinforce the garrison in Brit
ish North America. These garrisons had been so
reduced of late years as scarcely to afford sentrles
enouQh for the protection Of the public buildings
st the most important military posts and, as their
,seakness seemed to invite attack, it has been
fought desirable to place them in position to
command respect from any irregular body which,
il, a moment of excitement, might feel tempted to
assail place which seemed incapable Of defence
iEoREE OF NAPOLEON on PRsvATEERISG AND SESrRAL-
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NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
Opens atGI O'Clock A. NJ. Closes at76 Pm.
SUNDAY
Open, S SSSf N Closes IA 70 SS CLOCK
PARTIES mailing Letters must put them in the Office beot
schedule hours their immediate departure they vii
remain in the Office twenty fours hours.
apll2-u W. D. McNISH, P. NJ.
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VTTE have in store l2 cocoon yards, ssy niles Of ais
Wv msiehless Sewing Cotton. The 100 90 women Ten
nesee who use this Thread ali be iurnished sy nag
need.
By Strong Southern Arm, Win The eounansn-s Of
~Jehn Bull expect all Portstoa Of tia cher
nesdial articles in september. @rea
the pert o. Norfok. despite o. seward Chase. Bs OH A.
and the Aore-I1 farf.
DOUGLAS 4 CO.
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w ar Notices
From and after this date we will sell G GODS

meeting Of the Board of Directors Of the Tennessee and
n Alabama Railroad Company, at their Offices in kranKhn
Ge I'd day Of April, 1861 call the unpaid suscrpons
to the capital stock Of the Company ordered TO be PAID 70
the Treasurer at his Office in franklin az follows to WIZ
Two dollars per SHARE to be psd the FIRST Monday IN juno
1861. F
Two dollars per SHARE paid the a. Monday July
1861. -".
Two dollars per share, be paid the first Monday In
Aug, 1861 a- sa ESQ
Two dollars per hare to be paid on the ars Monday in Sep
tenber, 1861. .. . :
Two dollars per hare be paid the FIRST Monday in DC
tober, 1851. -.s.
Two doirsp share, paid the first Monday in Nevem-
her, 1861. r. Il. BRADLEY, 81
nj IO-Qu Secretarv
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From the Paris Moniteur, June IA.
His Majesty. the Emperor of France, taking into
consideration the state of peace which now exists
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NAPOLEON'S OFFICIAL DECLARATION
OF NEUTRALITY.
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F,om The London telegraph, june II.

The government of the Northern States has been
eagerly collecting arms and munitions OF war in all
CHARTERS: and here again it has encountered the
resolute purpose of England to stand ty unqualified
neutrality. President Lincoln asked the govern
ment of Canada to supply it with arms as matter
of purehase The Governor General declined TO
accede to the request without authority from the
Foreign Office. and his refusal has been confirmed
wite the fullest appreciation. We are not so sure
that the same course ON this particular point has
been taken by France, since that country has had
habit Of parting with surplus in its war stores to
anv Power at peace with her which might invite it,
but in other respects, the French government goes
completely with our own in adhering to the strict
est neutrality between the cOntending parties in
America. The same principles will be pursued IN
der every conceivable circumstance British sub
ieets will receive neither authority nor protection
from England in taking any part against either SIDE
No term can express the settled determination 90
distinctly as that we have already ernployed-that
our course will be one Of active neutrality. We
shall nexorably refuse any offers advanced to make
US swerve from that course; zoe shall detTn1iaaeig
fepsl arg Threat or any attempt to forcs as ont Of It.
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RIB. mcLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINI
MENT.
chest External in the world for Man or


TUNHOUSAEDs Il human beings have been saved life OF de-
creptude ard misery, by the Of this nvluabs Lni.
ent Il will PAIN almost instSn taneeusy, and il
will cleanse purify AMI heal the ouest SORE in incredible
short time McLEAES VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT viii re-
lsve the nveteratt Of Rheumam, GOut Neu
ragA For Paralysis. Co treeed Muscles Stiffness Weak
nes m Joints, Muscl Lgsments, It viii fail
Two applications will Sore Throat, Headache Earsche
For Burns Scsds any Pain is Inslble Remedy
Try IT, and you will end indi pensbe remedy Keep it
always hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS, harng charge Of torses,
money BY using Mclean Vocapc Oil Lnment. 1t
Is speedy and inalible for Calls, sprans, Chafes,
Swelling, LAmene sweeny Sores, Wounds Scratches any
external disease. Try Il, aud you will be convinced.
DR.. J, 4. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Faint Louis Mo-
Tor at Propreto-s prices By Berry Demove and G.
VI Hep1ershott. mar-9d-tE&Ely
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH.
VILE.

Washington City Virginia, North Carolns south CArons,
Gesrga SOP tn Alabama and East Tennessee, Chat
tsnooga Railroad at 81 O'Clock, A NJ
Northern and Eastern Mails, Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also Western States twice day. at O'clock P NJ,
and O'Clock, A. D.. Way Mails & L r r. daily
Southern Mails, New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi arrive daily at ~ O'clock, AM
Way Mails, same route arrive daily at y O'Clock, NJ
smitvlle, Alexandria and Lebanon Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, at - O'clock NJ.
smihland, Hopkinsve, and portion Of Southern Ken
tucky, Carksvie and Mails, daily at 10 o'clock, A.
shelbyvle via TrSne and mails Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at - O'Clock, NJ.
West Tennessee via Huntingdon Wsverly and Chsrstte t
weekly Sunday Wednesday and Friday, II O'Clock, A NJ:
Liberty Rural Hill, Stewards Ferry, weekly Thursday,
at IL O'Clock A NJ.
Centeville via Vernon and Pinewood, South Harper and
Tank. semi weekly, Tuesday and Friday, Il o'clock AN
Carksye via Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend &c, weekly;
Friday, az IL O'Clock A NJ.
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NorIof, 70 srOCKmoLDans.

- FEoUB, MEAL AND GHAHN saCws-
KHTR wa kesst On hand surPly 81 8sek. uArrArans
NJ ~ = Bsksads % aurna. snd rrepersa ssnhS ),
DER for Four Hs<ks pEizted in RnT tsdre1siRs - ~
Mllsrs and shtPptEf VII g veil % c1lt. -
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HORACE N. HARRIsoN,

MOI AZ CeA lar SersSs,
0ppOsttsEAS Czkh0iie Czsr1A, EaskcEUs, 7s,as....l
TNYILL practice IN cours bald In N.<-s.I -
w IN The ch1Dosry and cisesiscoar at aGnnSfa
= War! War! WarI
Cutlery, a. the S0rtst rocs, And In The ssss sfyIs
nAy2Sin F0ODhoUsR-
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MILITARY. Can maauf.actory.

Military. Cap MaRuf;lctOry.
yENHE public hereby informed that hey procure At
the shortest notice Military Caps made IN every style snd
at the lowest cash rates O..
Country will ind this excelisnt oppor to
purchase Caps Of every descriptions made order cheap
wholesale rates.
The subscribers long experience in the business enanles him to
challenge competition. Call and examine samples at
A. LANDE, Agent
No 81 North Market street,
opposite Watson House,
msvl7-d3m HashvilIe. Tenn.
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A q SfinamHRmf

As a Stimuiant,
II "a quite different from alcoholic preparations It is not sub
shape 1t continues to exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity exists Tor
its presence
AS q Female Medicine,
It equally effective and restores the equilibrium
sooner and safer than all the other medicines which for
have flooded market and which only injurious in place
Of assisting renoyang the constitution for good
son. too they only made from the eUsons OF minds
gnorant OF the Medical profession altogether -.
No NTineralsI
Dr. Wright thinks well stake his professional character
on the fact that no whatever form the least component
parts ingredients Of his Rsuvenang Exrve know
ing has enaed the community by opium and
mercury.
Generally, to the debItated, Dr. Wright would say, Never
despair No matter down be- matter how
you areno what the have beenersake
whatever you depart from Hygenic principles
take his
RejuvenatIng Elixir,
And you will soon find yourself pride instead
the reverse, your friends and healthy, sound, and worthy
lnemher Of the human family.
Price 50 bottle, eree bottles for IS, and forward
ed BY mail to all parts Of the United States
Sold respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Csnadas The trade supplied at liberal discount
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
M New Orleans, La
Sold Nashville by g. Hendershott, Berry DemoyilIe,
wing 4 Pendleton and all responsible druggists oc2s
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.DmEcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiIiousness HeaC
~ na. L.

ache, sc.
TyHRRE has never been CATHARTIo medicine offered to
the public that given entire satisfaction Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and can
be aiken the tender infant prompt and powerful in
removing all Bilious setoHs Acid Impure Feed Matter
Stomach. In fact they the ony fs that should
be sed in malarious DISTRICTS. r.
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain In the stsmaeh or
Bowels though very active searching their operatloE
promoting healthy Of the Liver and Kidneys Who
wiz SUI r from Bousaess Headache and Foul Stomach when
cheap remedy obtained Keep them constantly
hand single dose taken season, prevent hours, days.
and OF Sickness Dr. ]. Fl. McLesns Unver
sal other coated they sstess Price
only IS per box, and be sent BY mail to part Of
the United States,
J. ID. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third and Pine streets, 81. Louis, No.
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The steamship Bremen, which left Southampton
on the 18th Of June, arrived at New York on the
3D. and the political news brought by this arrival
is of a very important character. We make the
following extracts: s
FILLED PROMISE Az LORD PAI4MERsToN TO RECOGNIZE
TEE REBEL CoNFEDERAcY.
The Paris correspondent Of the Independence Belize
writing under date of June TO- says sz
l told you that Mr.. Rost, deputy to Europe from
the Southern seeded States, appeared TO have re-
TUNED very well satisfied with his trip to London
l can now give you some details. Mr. RoSt had Oh
tanned from Lord PGRerStoT the formal promise Of the
recognition of the SSsdserR States at period more or
less remote Perhaps the English Minister had, as a
by.yiew, the intention of waiting see whether the
seeded States will be able to resist the efforts
which those Of the North are going to attempt
against them.
According to the impression brought away by Mr..
Rost, there understanding 6etoesn France and
England Ia regard 10 simultaneous recognition of tie
StatherR States. Bud Il appears that the recognition
,o be made separately By these tco Po,oers. 1t is
fnreseen that this determination of the English
government would excite lively irritation in the
Northern States. do not know whether it is sup
posed that that irritation will go as far as decla-
ration of war against England by those States.
But am pretty positive that the British govern
menI is preparing for any emergency. The En-
glish forces in Canada and Nova Scotia are being
largely increased.
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shipment of Troops for Canada.
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Sold Nashville by g. W. Hendershot Berry DemoyilIe,
wing & Pendleton and all responsible druggists oc29
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Change of location.
NOTICE.

VETE entire Stock Of Groceries, Liquors 49,
wv to Messrs. Joynt Treanor, and take pleasure in
commanding Friends, and the Customers Of the late
arm Of Gsham Hzfaer, merchants who In way
worthy Of their confidence and support
Nashville, Dec IL, 1860. =
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the Bkod-restoring the sick, suffering Invalid to
HEALS III AND STRENGTH
There Is go Mistake About Ii.
IL viii cure Liver Complaints Dyspepsia Diahsa, Dysen.
.rv EeSshe De ressior Spirits, Fever and Ague Inward
Fever Bal Breath orauy disease Of the Liver Stomach Bow
TP eEKrLEMEN, Go yea wish to be Healthy, Strong and
LADIES do Won want the Bloom Of Health 10 mount to
our Cheeks again then pat ence and get
mcLean,s strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier.
DELAY not moment warranted 10 give abstraction 1t
will surs any disease Of the Kidneys Womb Bladder Faint
ng, obsiructei RenEruaon Falling Of The Nornb, Barren
any disease arising from Chronic Nervous Debility
il Infaliible Reiaedv.
- iFBe 'svufn .ss::SssssCEFILTSEEN.
no scElys puiy - Fafsti - - iles tiy
sfronc your chen give them hcLAAN eIkENSIh-
ENIEG 1aEps fr he directions on each botte) 1t Is de-
zone toepoonful taken every morning fA-'ng is sure
preventive sgsnst cts and Fever yellow feVer Oera or
any prevailing disease.
UP CAUTION beware OF Druggists Dealers who
Try palm upon you Btters saapaTilla (Which
they boy cheap by saying II is just good There are
BASE enough part Of name e dub hei
VILE decociOns. Avoid sucs infamous PIRATES and their
Vlianous compoundi ASS for Dr. j. H. Mclean
enng Cordial and Blood Purifier Take nothing else IL the
emily remedy that vii Purify Blood horoughy and al
the nme time, sTRKNGTBEN and lNVlGORAFE The whole
organization nisPut up in large BotteSl per sottie or
DR. J. III NOLAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, No.