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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18

Cif announcing the arrival CT the steamers Isfsn
ana = Y. Swon at that place about two o'clock.
where they met with an enthusiastic reception from
me loyal citizens. The city was quietly occupied
~ Ten. Lyon and his command. The Capitol build.
lnss were taken possession of and the stars and
stripes we're raised over the eapola amid many de-
investigations of delight from the citizens
Goy Jackson was at Bonneville yesterday with &
body guard of 90 men.
letter from Springfield No, says between six
anu seven hundred secessonists. are organized
there under the Militia bill The Union men also
rallied geo or 1900 strong, arm with rifles aud
shot guds, determined to maintain their position-
They are organized under Col Jno S. Phelus.
reports IRON the border State that Ben McCul-
Tough is IN Benton county. Ark, with a force of
5 900 troops.
The first battalion Of Col Signel's Regiment reach
Rolla the terminus Of the Southwest branch of the
Pacific Raiiroad yesterday afternoon, where they
go into camp for The present Aoout $50 State
Guards fed on the arrival Of the trooDs, A seces>
sion flag was taken down by the volunteers and the
stars and stripes raised instead amid the cheers of
he citizens, who declare loyalty to the Federal
Government.
Gen. Lyons expedition received many manifesto
tions of approval along the river course.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
Adjourned Extra Session.
SENATE.
MoxDA1. JuSE IL. 1861.

The Senate met pursuant to adj 'urnment at y
O'Clock NJ. and on motion OF Mr. BUMPASS
speaker Stovall being absent Mr. NEWMAN was call
ei To the Chair. whereupn Rev 7. o. Summers,
D d Was invited o open with prayer.
Mr. Nrwman inside q few appropriate remarks
on taking the oh in
Mr. PAYNE introduced resolution requiring
new m mbess 20 take oath 10 support the Con
t-utian the State of Tennessee. which under a
u y nsion of rule was ado red. and there upp1
GIN WASHINGTON BARROW. of D wilson
oun.y (elect,d TO fill the vacancy occasiuned b.
til r, ST. nation of JOHN TRIMBLF. Esq } presented
'ri~ credentials, and after beng duly sworn, took
his seat as member.
Nr PAYNE fired a resolution instructing the
Jnint Select Committee on Military Affair to report
bill Tor the organization Of the Militia of the State,
which lies over.
Mr. STANTON introduced Senate hill No ! 10
increase pay of privates in Tennessee per month
which passed first reading Also Srnate bill No =
nav Orderly Sergeants equal to First Leutenants
which passed first reading.
o. mntion of Mr.. PAYNE the Senate adjourned
until o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Impcrta 1t from Winch ester,

WNcBEsThR Va, June l2.-There is great ex-
citement here to day, report, which we believe
reliable. reached here last night that Romney, the
county OF HamI SHIRE is IN the hands OF the fed
eral troops-two thousand strong. Their intention
is to march on to Winchester to cut of the supplies
TO the Ferry.
Romney Is AZ miles from Winchester, and there
is a direct road through the mountains between
this nont and that. :
The citizens of Romney aad OF the mountains in
tended to make a stand at the Hanging Rock, Ii
mines from here.
The citizens of Winchester are making prepare
tons 10 defend the town.
V Il give you further particulars tomorrow.
No news from the Ferry to day Jas Neal, a
Lincoln sympathizer. was arrested here yes erday
de expressed hsnself too freely and was arrested
and taken to The isl
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KsIsihg the Confederate Flag on the Cap
iIOl Of Tennessee.

Last evening a o'clock, an immense number Of
ladies and gentlemen assembled at the Capitol to
witness the hosting of the Flag Of the Confedera
States Proudly it HOated over our beautiful Cap
toll, and under it we again feel ourselves free and
independent people Teuuesseans remain under %
colors coutroled by tyranni al powers and leader
whose every step is marked by usurpations, The
heavens favored us with breeze at our Flas &,
in full length should wave over the joyous throng
whose hearts beat happily in its triumphant pow'r
The beau iful women were there, ready at all TIM
tomanifest their patriotism; a. whose apprcciaToI
of independence and cousttuu freedom nerve
US on to victory in every contest with the wanda
hordes, who dare polute our Southern soil. Aro
for them will our brave Buys
'FIght, TIL the lssl armed f.e expires
General WILLIAM moore, of Coffee county, end
ROBERT GiBsoN, of Nashville, both soldie $
Of the war of 1872, were deputed y
Hon RAY. our gallant Secretary of State. to
throw the colors 20 the b. eeze for the first TIM
over the Capitol Of the proud Sta.e OF Tennessee
In doing SO Gen MOORE acknowledged the honor Of
the duty assigned him, having in 1872 carried tn
flag of the old Union triumphantly throughout thai
war, remarking that 1.-THE one we now raise is t.
perpetuate 10 our pOStefItg IA '''S OAOS9A-sS ~
queathed US by our Revolutionary fathers
A salute Of eleven guns by the efficient artillery
corps Captain RUTIEDGE, from two pieces Of can
non, was fired IN honor Of the eleven States that
have so MOLLY declared their independence, and
which was responded TO by the applause of the vast
coucourse Of our free and determined people. tn
interest of the occasion was greatly due TO Cap,
RurIEDcE and the Dunlap Zouaves. which could
not fail 70 stir every heart.
Can't. WILLIAM EWING of Williamson county was
called for, and responded with his accustomed hoV
of elouenee he was followed by Hon. r. G
PAYNE of Memphis, the orator of the occasion. Hi
speech was indeed brilliant effort, and were il
not for the already acquired reputation Of TIL
speaker. il would have won for him name tn
brightest inteleets might envy. 1t was in all things
appropriate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18

Tv the ordinance passed BY the last extra session
Of the Legislature and ratified by the people IN
their highest sovereign capacity. the State Of Ten
pessee il now member of the Southern Confeders
acy ard Is eDiitledto representation in the Con-
rress which meets al Richmond on the f7th Of July
The legislative act, providing for an election re-
ouires the election to be held in each congressional
district for member to the Provisional Congress.
But the State win only have one vote. under the
provisional constitution and it is not necessary to
cleo ten members to the Congress. The election
of ten members at present viii be of no advan-
tage 1uasmuch az the separate districts have no pc
cular interests to protect 1t win only stimulate
the aspirations of individuals and thus serve dis
tract and divert the public mind from the great OBJ
iscs Of common defence.
We would. therefore respectfully suggest to the
Legislature that seven deputies to the Congress- to
be propcrtionately distributed among the grand d.
sions of the State, and elected by general ticket
would be safe and sautary amendment to the act
recurring ten Representatives to be elected by the
people of the separate districts. Weare entitled to
only one vote in tie Congress. and seven members,
or even less can as well cast the vote of the State
under the present arrangement, as ten deputies
can.
We would add, that under the permanent consti-
tuition the State will be entitled to her influence in
the Confederate councils. according to population
as under the constitution of the United States and
Tennessee will resume her present proportionate
strength. The present representation will only
continue for few months.
The election of ten members at the present time
will unnecessa rly tax the State to pay their ex,
penses. No other State has deemed it necessary to
send as many mem bers. Evnn Virginia has only
delegated five members to the provisional Congress.
believing that her ute ess are perfectly safe in the
hands of five good and true men. We trust the
Legislature viii take immediate action on this sub
ject, and order an election by general ticket
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18

TIE SPIRIT or TIE ARKANSAS PEOPLk-A the late
election in Cyprus township, Monroe county, Ark,
there were Go votes cast From the same townsh p
Is men have started for the seat of war. At Il e
present time there are but eight persons, old
young in the whole township, entitled to vote. The
Clarendon Standard, speaking Of Monroe county,
says:
Monroe is true to her colors. She ~otes some
thing over 200 and has now in service near 500
ulpn. and a company waiting TO be accepted OF sew
ehty or eighty men 4 cavalry company of ten
men from each township in the county is now form
ny, 70 be ready It a moments warning to mar,
INTO service the county cour. making appropriA-
lion tO equip them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18

HEAETH OF TIE PENSACOLA SoLDILRs.-The Pensa-
cola Observer. Of thu 10th inst, says: by gentle
N from the Yard. are pleased to announce
that the health al the Navy Yard, Barrancas and
Bsnnonville, is excellent and the troops are all
od spirits. in our own city, there is no discs Sc
greater than cold. We made Inquiries Of our pbys-
cans and they pronounce the state Of affairs
their line distressinPly healthy. They are however,
too patriotic 10 desire il otherwise"
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onats

Major JOIN MARSHALL, the able editor OF the
Texas tale Gases at Austin was in the city yeseT-
day en- route for his home from Richmond, Virginia.
We are authorized to state that Mayor AARs0Ai1
has rendered 900 volunteers, from the state O.
Texas 10 the Confederate Government, to 30 en-
Ployed ia Virginia. and that TIE President las
authorized the raising and eqmpping Of the sane
and mas accepted their services.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18
HARPER's FERH!F EVACUATED
Evacuation approved by Southern
Military Men.
Special Oi.p,teh TO TIE N..hvIIIs Uni and American.

RIcHM'>D June IL Passengers from Winchester
to day port the evacuation of Harper's Ferry to
be reliable The pa ty LIFT late Thursday. and say
the bridge burning, ard know the Maryland height.
were abandoned. PROBES Ional men here approve
n
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SOUTHERN maRsALL4rsE!

&c long ssush for has heen published lust received By
~ A. Mcclure, 80 Uuion sire Price % cents.
Having Aucese ed in m4kirg Copper puge army use
Vhi pronounced by be equal in every
res ect to IIRtee work, and ry eshe price
ug dxed at S9hsIe ned be Of be ng xit
ut signals The sapAii rty my Drums over all thers in
tn country is ackDow dyed BY ALI They are made Of The
very es material in every department heir m nufacture
sor the h-stng head CAT sn prepared especially for
Fife ct cocoa ooxwcod and spre can be had Of
For any Of he bove send order and Il will he for,,saJ b
nTst m II express -
BIN press and will be ready by the Goth inst tho
Palmetto Song, dedicated be Southern Cones.rscv de-
rne to be the Of all Prise sent post free
4ny Soars". A MCCLURE,
iunel6-n - N-SAAPNS'
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NOTE fer abo Ut 3 30, PAYABLE to order Of Wood
~ AM signed y ans & Co has teen lost Lv RE
As his note IS cancelled by othe ueess and ali
pers Ds are varied not to trade 70 II if fond
junel6-H HADEN GEN ray Jr
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DRUMS! DRUMS

n MCCLURE, % Ulion street, having completed his
% facilities to manufacture many 20 wood sas. and
Bruno per da has the prices SO fer FIRST
class suare "a inch Bass, $50 % Pens0ns
In country have the above y RENTING the
sbave smoUnt
Also received the fourth edition the ssng the sou
the popular song published Sent post paid receipt
OF so cents
N. b:-NO Iron Drums made By me-
msyaS-a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18
A C A RID,
To Newspaper Publishers and Job
Printers.
MEssRs. LEWIS q Co.

I5Z NOW AeFee SIreeIs New UFIelns
HAVING PERFECTED THsIR MAcuINE7Y "a, tlA
manuacture fPRCNTER INK. in all itshrznches, are
dy f1rn 81 that sTtie quantity to suit the on
tV OF which gss'an equal any which beer hitherto
imp rtei from the No tn.
M'ssrs Lewis 20 also g state thst they havs
booked laTg smo1nt Il ord and that would be we Tor
thoss airing PKINTING INK to send the eers at an
early da.e L VIA & n !
june 6-im No I32 New Ievea strs.s
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InsoIvent Notice:

SENHE dit William j. deceased, you are here
by nohsi hls Claims authentic ted prescribe
law, with Gle Of Weakly uny, II
fore hs 6rst 1sy o. No 1861, fR pro sirihut--
the claims viii be soudc for pro disiribuon
that ray
This Jane th= 18Th, 1867 A.w AUsrEN,
juneIS-s4 siees5. Administrator on taid estate.
NOTICE TO POLfCY HOLDERS
4 Rom and after this date, and until further n-tice, Wa
q Clause will be inherited in all Open Policies issued - sht
Tennessee Marine snd Fire and the
Vile Commercial Insurance. Company.
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance Co.
JlMESWALKER.
Secretary Commercial IpsuraI &c Company
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Tennessee; Cumberland, and Putnam, in Middle
Tennessee; and Lsuderdale, in West Tennessee.
We invite attention to the able and conclusive
letter of Judge HUMPHEIEs in reply to the call Of
prominent citizens of Davidson county. 1t will be
seen that, while it recommends the most tolerant
course towards the opinions of those who have
chung to the old Union, and desires TO make
no distinction in consequence of the past &c
ton of individuals, it shows the most amp e
powers in the hands of the State to protect
the people against any determined attempt on the
part Of spies and traitors, to give aid and comfor
to the LINCOLN Government. One secret traitor
in our midst can DO more injury to our community
than three men in the ranks of the enemy Those
who reside in midst and enj all the benefit
of our laws, will not be permitted to bril- in til,
invaders to poine out the best routes inform them
Of the extent Of cur ourccs and location of
armies, and to give them ell other information
which they may wish.
Whether the laws and the code of Tennessee (
the punishment Of treason sgsinst the State ne,d
any additions is q matter for the General Asst NIB
20 consider.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18

THE PREssURE II CINcIVNATL--A gentleman in
Cincinnati writes to friend in Memphis, taat the de
eciation in the value of real estate in that place Is
precedented The writer owns property, amorg
them several brick houses on street fOR which
he was offered $4,000 each only year since. Lat
terly he tried to sell two of his brick houses for 81
OO1 each but could not btain the price. He fell tC
$500 and found man who promised to take them
but backed" when the time came.
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EIectioa Returns.

We ada such returns have been received
at the Office Of the Secretary Of State since our las
issue:
TFNNFSsEE
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PIANO TUNING AND RePATnTvc

g. AtBnEE vii he1csforth make NsshvIlie a 49,,
nent resi- ence, and viii tun, Pi.VCs se-r1r,s..
80 "a - . eosss tS The year sirg.e Lni- vis,
since ne will spend least one esE IN @
,,s NJ. ~ -Ho vicinity Ee will visit reguariv HI,
oSs ma e. West AND Easi Tennessee and North Aaba
ao OrGersieft Benson Co.'S Muae Gsors
80 asdto. PILL dytH&vN
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House Of Representatives met pursuant to
adjournment a. tw,l I've o'clock " and was called to
order ty Mr. Speaker With RYE
The proce, dings were opened with prayer by the
Rev. Dr. SEHoN
Mr DUDl III demanded call of the House, which
was ordered
During the call of the roll Mr.. WETTE. Of David
son presented the credentials Of LA P JONES ESQ
elected Representative from Davidson county tn
I'll the vacancy occasioned by the re ignstion of
n. E,sr Esq. when Mr.. JONES was qualified ami
took his sest.
The Clerk announced that the following Repre-
spnttives had answered II their namPs= MessTs
Baker of Perry, Bay less B.nnrtt, BledsSe. Cheat
ham Dudley Farrelly. Can't Hebb Jones Of Da-
vdson Jones of Overton Keneer, Lea Lockharr
'qrrin May field MrCabe, Morphies Nah. Pi ke;t
Porter Roberts, RUSSELL Shield Smith, TrPvitt
White of D wilson Whitmore. Williams OF Hick
man. Williamson, Woods, Woodland and Speaker
Whtthorne- 80.
There being no quorum present
On motion of Mr.. WILLIAMS of Hickman, the
House adjourned TO ten o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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NOiice of Dissolution of Copartner-
ship.

NOtice of Dissolution of Coparfner-
ship.
SHNHE liz tied partnerhip the seco.d day Of
July t-6o. between Jam - Cummings and Rnfus A.
Jones' as General partners AID James o. Lehner as
part7er TIA ing under the srn or TRIMMINGS Jon IN me
gerea hercsrt e Commission bnsiaess has been nis cay
solvei cons Mt ard Ct his dsso uon has
been duly Sled md recorded
RUFUS A i0NE
Cincinnati Ma, 81 1861 "A Is = LEEMER-
wehav- .rasferrst t. NJ Jossl Rute all
Of goods arranged aih to stsnd 70 tDs
W oNs customers "N- CUMMINGS & ZONES.
ciuoircaf,. Mas 81, ls6i.
DEAR S :-Referrin- to e a51vs dssoun ana ~, s
leave bet rrsas s1tif1 terry TO nysh .s
di'soive ny conBssti Vi tsia cay an5 fsiaIn % =
State, en- esq Rave fu acd entire cf toi Q, ~ -
eapess, en- nj > All ior tne .sSas
- oe5es IA N4sivlt Ten TO she1 ises yos ~
difec ieaAtsns to Dc Do ~ 10 a.
vsr7 Ess sesslls,
rhave opened an once a. Ewing, necTcy e w ere
can Be fond at all tines. VeAAa"o0-
junsl-din
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The Company refer the clEs Of the Southern CJnsrAcy
EARL Efq Cashia- City B.nk
JONI FiEK AN, ~Eq Pres dent Union Bank
WEAv Z, Esq Cashies FLA l. r. Bank
Msssrs DCuI A. & o., Merchants.
y Co, Bank
TPersons South desi Of sendrc letters 10 IRE
Federal Go rrbmsnt II ples direr san 10 American
LestsT EsTTeSs (ur'e cover. In ten cen 8 r.
risge H. The st place, it will eqnire pre- D. emf Of
tie onfeder postage Nashville and oysrpurrt
cent envelope tn teyOud this cit and crria adsd
AZ above ten cents - tit the IN de envel
shop re sdd the Tor whom Il Is ute di
ard the outside envelope . 0 T ADDE'S
IL Fedora CIV envelopes had Of rs in this
city JESKINS 4 McGILL
jnne6-tl
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OverGOn Rines.

SERVANT WANEED
KNYANTBD to hire for the teiapee Of the wear 49, VI
~ ., man, 10 cook and for snail family inquire st
80 NV -ee-uIS (iu pis-df
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Majorities $500. 80 $50 IS 452
The counties yet to hear from are Union, in East
Tennessee; Cumberland, and Putnam, in Middle
Tennessee; and Lsuderdale, in West Tennessee.
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The undersI Ell krov k parties be reliable aud r.
sponsi' le persons en- en- filed 10 N c MID. ne.
VIM L Kel y AsS'tPd Iawre, c Smith
Julius s:rarten
Like l5ckbu n, ISLAM Henderson,
in ieohSrger & Co Harvey, w Is q ca
oRsl "a Wallace
ped n Valder an
y - an trong BIannin Summers,
"a ties & Go Hill Nc
fiuth is 20 Jshu y ritb
A Tn oc' morton L KchaYis.n
,orns@lI & ffo Wtiiac Littgcw & Co
Vim G4Y kr dv 4 IaYis
MSrshAl Ha bate Co Dndge
) a" natners Brinly, Dtdg- d Co
Paul 4 hipmsn Hegan . Egott
feo y Pren ice ssIh I'd DHDcsn 4 Co
W TompkiDs eli h;en A %
o TkRsIsvin 4 Gain
NUS Verne Jro sp ed
VI SIX Co VD Gaetano 4 "a
SnAtno q Tspp Tlo5 astern
Ben Adams Jsha Mecrss
Richard Trabue
Louisville Ky.
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AME EsICAS
LETTER EXPRESS CO.

THE AMER CAN LITTER FxPRE-SCo
has est bis ed its pemsnen. se Al he Nashville Pest
Ohce. u2 s,sirs east end, eutraLc Church street
Undersigned 'aviDg formed Company for the purpose
OF transmit ne etters nd from the Coz fed
eacy reasonable rate, furaish
hers their corTesp ncence etween vile an Nash lie
st reg iar intervals be all parties
Concerned TBO- JsNKINs,
a MCGIaL.
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In additi on, we have the reported vote in the fol-
lowing counties and military camps:
5,2I7 2I7
These returns give the following aggregates:

EAST TENNESSEE.

los 7S5 IO5.335 1928 &C, es3
. 1925 4G SIS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-31
DIR. D. X. WEIR.

LAts Of rennsylYapja a~nnouneeste tho siii,
Gems Of Toledo and vicinity, that hsis perma-
nently loceted IN this ptAcA offers hisssrvices
% . prsetlqner Of the dsrmsn, French + Span
ish mode ofmedical treatment N successfully
psaotioed at lats In Franco Spain and america.
lie not emily ascertaips the nature. Of disease,
- thsmsrly praetiesd hy pAyslaiaHp, hut passes
ON md discovers the eeuss, howAvAr Intricate
ne disease may ps. Those living It . distance
and unable 10 visit him, can b treated by
sending him > clear viAl full Of their mornlpg
urine, from which the disease will 60 ascsr-
talned. Female complaints In al their various
forms treated carefully and condJentially. /
will attend 70 all calls promptly. Resilepce
and ONCE one .dssr South sf the "Peopls's
Store p. K. WEIR.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-31
original Notice No. 9.

State Of Iowa, lama County, s. 8.
To John Heritage and Caroline Heritage his
wife. Joseph vanosdoil, /. 8. Snyder, Helen
Marshall, C Franklin Marshall aud Mary
Ellen Marshall.
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is now on file in tho Office Of the clerk
Of the District court in Tama county, . petit
ton Of Morgan Reno claiming Of you the fore.
closure at y Mortgage therein described. and
hat unless you appear thereto and Defend On
or before the first day Of tie next Term OF
said court 10 be holden in said county to.wit:
On the l1,h day sf February, A. D. 1861, De
fault will be entered against you and jndg-
ment rendered thereon.
Jan. sth, 1861. Isaac 4. Allen.
nl0-aw. Atty for Plsintif.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-31
INP1OT1Nm,
The perslan Fever Charm.

INC WG6Ss0Ns COeSh 0es0es~s
For the prevention curs Of Fever end Ague
and Bilious Fevere. This wonderful remedy
vas brought to the knowledge Of the preseut
croprietors Nv . friend who has been . great
traveller in psvsia and the Holy 1nnd.
While going down the river Enphratef, he
expericnted 6 severe attack Of Fever ~ Ague.
I'm discovering his condition, ono AZ the Boat
men took from his person ~ Amalet, saying,
/" Wear this and no Fever will touch ybn.' Al
though i~ncredulcus - 10 it, virtues he COM
piled, and experienced immediate relief, and
has since always found il an efectusl pl etec-
ton r. I'm all mAlsrious complaints.
On further investigation he found that the
boatmen attributed 10 il miracsloss powers, and
said that il could only b Obtained from the
Priests Of the Sun. Sometime afterwards, the
gentleman in converting with = Priest obtain
81 from him the secret Of its preparation, and
ascertained where the medicinal herbs were
tcnnd, Of which Il vas compounded. The wond-
., al virtues Of this article have induced . full
u lief in the minds Of the natives in the mirac-
. ous healing powers ef their Priseta.* * J
Since hiA return to America, IL has hcen
tried with the happiest effect BY several LadiQ
and Gentlemen Il high character, who have
given IL the most unqualified pfplse. Thit
remedy having been > specific in Persia for
hundreds 81 years, for the prevention and sarl
Of Fever and Aene and Bilious Fevsr--3ayeN
sAersd 70 the American people. 4
Il will DO sent by mail, prepaid, with full
directions for uue, On receipt Of one dollar
Principal Depot and Mandatory, lSe Aain
g., Richmond, Va. Branch Office, Bank ot
Commerce Building New York. Address g
v2nsyly. JOHN WILCOX 1 co.
H@#W& A#3 A q j. NM