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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13


FRulr-There is more fru it in the market
here at the present time than we ever recol-
lect of seeing before. The farmers Of Iowa
are just beginning to gather bountiful har-
vests of fruit of all kinds in reward for their
care and perseverance in raising their orchards.
~ Capt. Edward Hatch. Of the Musca-
tine Cavalry Company, Co. A Of the Second
Iowa Cavalry Regiment, and acting Com
mander of the Volunteers ct Camp McClcl-
Ian, was, day before yesterday, commission
ed Major Of this Cavalry Regiment An ex
cellent appointment, and made at the request
of all the commissioned officers in the R.gi-
ment, we believe. AZ Commander At Camp
Mcclellan, he has shown himself pre- emi
nently fitted for the position OF field officer,
His Company protested sgsinst losing thei,
Car tain, but finally agreed to accept As his
substitute Capt HIS. brother. Frank, now at
Washington City, ifnct on his way here,
The latter has been commissioned by the
Adjt General a. Captain Of Co, a. lie is y
brave and efficient officer, and bears the yet
unhealed scars Of four wounds on his body
received at the Bull Run battle lie leaves
good military position or prospects East,
to take command of this Company, and we
trust Co, A will soon become as much at
.ached to him As they are to his brother,
| Major Hatch. -D0p Gazette.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

On VIs,r.-Mejor Hatch. Of the Let Cav
dry, returned from Davenport, on . brief
visit. last week.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

ARRIVED. Lieut.. VIM. Purcell, who was
wounded in the engagement near Springfield
on the 10th ult., arrived Friday morning
on the steamer Kate Cassel. We are happy
20 learn that he is rapidly rece vering.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

SouIRRELs.-These bushy.tailed little animals
are engaging the attention Of sportsmen just
at present. The piece of woods ten or twelve
miles below this city, known as "big timber"
is said to abound with them. There are ma
ny worse sports than squirrel shooting now
a-days.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13
HENRY W. PERKINS.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
n will give prompt attention to conveyancing, exam
lining titles and paying taxes in Mucatine and Louisa
counties Office second treet, Durfee Jewery
Store Auscatine, Iowa. March 5th, 6l-dawtf.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

HAY PaRss M. Block & Co. have put up
hay press near the Nevada Mill. for Their
own use and for the use of the public.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13
LOCAL. DEPARTMENT..

~The Democratic Convention for nomi.
mating county officers is called for on the 18th
of this month.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

LET 1T BE REMEMBERED.-At the Mahony
Democratic State Convention, on the Goth
ult., resolutions approving the action Of the
Iowa volunteers, and especially the Iowa First,
as we'll as paying just tribute of respect to
Judge Douglrs, pere yoted doson.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

MRS. PABr1NaroN's LAsr.-Tke goes for a
soldier. Mrs. Darlington makes a farewell
address: Ike, ny son, stand up viii
dress you hold my bonnet and specks."
yellow soldiers: 1t is the abandoned duty
of all to be patrarchal lin thee times, and
to hand down unrepairsd, the glorious flag
Of alseceding generations Here Ike COM
menced counting off thenew fashioned cheer,
swinging the old bonnet up aid down as he
went in, one. two, three-tiger march
hesitatingly in the contented field, and if a
rebel demands your quarters. tell him you
had but three. and the last one is spent; then
if he won't quit and leave, quit yourself ike
a man. and may you have glorious cham
psign of it, ,,--t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

W Freddy, fair-headed youngster OF
four summers, after being, the other day. for
some time lost in thought, broke cut thus
"Pa. can God do "nything ?" Yes dear"
"Can he do everything. Pa ?" "Yes. dear. "
"Could he make two year old colt in two
minates?" "Why, he would not wish to do
that. Freddy" But if he did wish TO-,
could hep" eyes, certainly, il he wished
to-" What. in two minutes ?" Eyes. in
two minutes" Well. then, he wouldn't be
two years old, would hep
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13
PIOWS.

which to be the best machine in the United
Stetes. Call and see it at 22G, Second street.
BOWMAN l. LOFLAND.
Mu.catine Aug. 10, 1861 .dawtf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
In,ste IIDg from fne Atlantic Coast.

We have information adEices Of which have
been received by the authorizes here, Of the pro
gress of the offences Of Atlantic coast, which
Is highly interesting and not little satisfactory.
Eacampments have been formed at different points
of the coast and batteries have been erected in n
portant sEustions which, Of course, we are not at
liberty, and could not pradeRily parti0ulsrize.-
Rifle cannon being mounted &c these points with
all possible AlAcFity.
While ro.iciBg these 8ctiVe provisions OF def
OF our cOas' attention Is directed 20 slI possible
exposed points, which have hitherto Iscs lsd the
attention of the Government There are Inlets
the North CGrolina coast vel known 70 pilots, but
not laid down on the maps. These p10ts are said
to be generally men Of but little character snd not
aboV9 the solicitations Of brides pilot, CONVEX
SAINT with all the points Of the North Carolina coast
Wac, as we learn, bat short tins siaee, IN New
York. and is noW, perhaps, NidIng the preditory
expedition of our coast
The movements Of the enemy, with Whist is given
out by Northern adEices, were thought to point,
among other destinations, 70 an attack upon VII
miRgtOn, n G. To be fOreWarned IS TO be forearm
Ell: and the timely direction OF attention TO what
may be necessary for our defenees cannot fail or
should Dot fail to arrest and dscOncert the possible
plans Of the enemy.
Point st the head of New T0psAil Inlet. The de-
fences Of this position are important Its occupation
by the enemy would enable it 70 cut of eOmmuni-
cation between Wilmington and tort CasWeIl, and
70 render the former place accessible both oy the
Cape Fesr and a land march Of about twenty miles,
giving them the possession Of three railroads. the
FavetteviIIe Arsenal, and the Cspe Fear river.
We direct attepsion 20 this part OF The coast only
on account of suppOsitiOns which have reached Us,
under circumstances Of streng proos0llty inst the
enemy is preparing for descent IN TINS quarter.
At ali points we are assured thas preparations will
be annie 70 nseet him. A word OF cauEsn may yet
be written 10 insure the abundanee Of these prepa
ratious = RfchIsord Examiner, sept Is.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
Brig. Gen. Q. S. A, Commanding
ProclamatiOn BY Gen. CIlttendsn.

In compliance with the resolutions Of the Legis
lsture. Gov. MAGoFFIS ordered Gent L. CBrrTENDES
to execute the purposes of that body, AID he has
issued the following proclamation
To the Aiiaia of Kentucky:
By the authority which you yourselves have sp-
pointed, you are called upon ts defend your State
Misguided cOuntrymen, whom you loved too well TO
fight, despite their wrongs TO you wsging unnatural
war, have furnished the bright fame Of Kentucky
and for the first time since your sires bequesthed
you this noble State its soil is polluted by the tread
Of hostile armies.
L will not impugn the patriotism and courage of
my eounIrymen, by supposing that any appeal how
ever eloquent, could so rouse them TO energy ami
prompt action this simple statement.
But 70 the State Guard must add word. Now
Is your opportunity to wipe out every reproech that
has been put upon you. You owe it not only 70
your duty aa men and citizens, but to that solemn
obligation Of soldiers which you cannot forget with
out dishoDor, to respond at once TO the call.
The State Guard viii rendezvous as soon as pos
able at Louisville and report TO ne. The IssiduJ
Of the militia and such Of the Home Guard choose
to volunteer will rendezvous soon possible st
Louisville, Frankfort, Camp Dick Robinson Gen,
Sherman's camp, New Haven, and Henderson.
Come in battalions, regiments. companies, or
come individuals, and voc shall be mustered into
service under pay At once. T. L. CsTTENDsN,
Brig.Gsn. Ky. State Guard
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
For Sale 8,3Oe Acres Of fine BARK
Lands

q .or7siIsd 70 have Leafs u Sr'1t faanti1s-
shsscsl cone 0ae, eose A. - ~. - y0aL
Hs' IN III sbargan-tTy re- lhess 49, Afe SAIk
ssanSsree osnFpT laIgs tAaoefy 20 JARS %
oTaS torsber With ae1seaE<e ei - - ~
SSa-S 80 are free fires - 49, =. - hts
1aHf - nail srRe sd ssofs nouse,
lsTrS Sev sssItsT 20 set p = On - .2 Ss s "a
% ~ RSsk ready for sssos nrgs Ter stAbe and
osl mot Nature hasfosa ikis lscality for he
.tTy 6aGiDess II az zes 81 NJ Ple<slat a ~ end
s,,eass ana Alabama haiiToz1, ssaufnl village.
= h ss neiSborhoad acnHEHiens 20 ehuTrhes and
soI1 4 m SELL aid And On Ne asst e t1r1- One Air1
SroSsTsy, soOds pOcesS NJ good o. psogegs eys
. iook. Te 2. AsVaSss
ssp$u8S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
APFAIRSINKENTUKcY.
proclamation OF Gen. Anderson

Proclamation OF Gem. Anderson.
Gen. (SUWrER) ADHESION h4s,asEumed command o.
the LINCOLN forces in Kentucky, and has issued the
fJlloHing proclamation
KESIUcKILxs, Called b. The Legislature of Ken
lucky, my native State, / hSreby assume eemmsnd
of this department.. IGomR to enforce, not to make
laws, an }, Col willing To protect your property
and your lives. The enemiI Eof cur country have
dared TO invade cur soil Kentucky Il in danger
she has Eainy striFen keep peace with her gu
'borss Our State Is now invaded By those who pro-
fsss TO be her friends, but who now seek to eOa-
quer her, No true son Of kentucky can longer
hesitate as 20 hisdutJ 70 his State and country.
; The invaders must aBd, God willing, will be re-
PEELED. The leader of the hostile forces, who now
approaches, is. regret to ssy, Kentuckiaa-
making war on Kentucky and Kentuekians Let
All past differences Of opinion be overlooked every
one who rallies to the support Of our Union and o.
oar State. Rally, then, my cUuntrymen, around
the flag our fathers loved, and which has shielded
as so long. call you to for selfdefenee; for
the protection Of all that is dear TO Freemen. Let
rs trust in God and do our duty, did fathers.
R. Anderson, Brig. Gen. U. S. A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
Bneidsuss e. the war,


The army correspondent of the Savannah Rsp,sb-
Hedn. writing from FArfaK on the 10th, relates
the following: -e --
predicted some months ago that the present war
would abound in acts Of individual heroiSm. One
Of the most gallant feats yet performed, occurred
near the Great Falls on the Potomac above Wash
ington. two days age. The parties 10 the STAIR on
the Confederate aide were sir men, including tive
Tigers, belonging to General Walkers Brigade of
LouisiSnians They had gone up to the Falls on a
visit, and while there discovered twelve Of the
enemy cruising about in the river IN batteau.
They concealed themselves until the Yankees got
near them, when each one select ted his man and
fired. They killed six the first fire. and subse~
quently csptured four others and wounded another,
leaving only one v no escaped to tell the tale.
The LIST Georgia Regulars went 70 AunsOns HILL
day before yesterday, on picket duty. They took
their blankets and i've days rations. The Sth Geor
gia returned last night from the same duty. A few
days ago, the enenys pickets in that vicinity got
3 piece of stove pipe, which they pointed st our
pickets, as if it were cannon hoping to give them
3 scare. The ruse was failure, however. But our
men, not to be Outdone, also procured section Of
stove pipe, mounted L upon pair Of old wheels,
run it out in full view Of the piskets the other
aide, and commenced to sWRb il with great energy;
scampered of over the hin after the fashion Of reg
ulsr Bull Runners.
The Federsls are very sore under the name Of
Ball Runners. Last week one OF their pickets call
ed to one of ours saying 20 him what are you
about there you damned ragged secessiOnist.' The
only reply the Confederate made was 20 put hlz
hands up to his mouth. and call out At the top Of
his voice, Bull Run! Ball Run p The fellow i'm
mediately dried up"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

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Cd ssrttly Epos f.s oAsz ses AZ RaPxs ays diSooHts
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Subscribers desiring their papers changed mention
the Post Once from, yell AEe ore TO- which thsy desire hl
change "a be made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
1900 Boxes VIrg inin Manufactured
Tobacco at Auction.

RNTBURsDAY the 18th day Of Septsmbz, VIII sell at
pubic auction, tie city Of Nashville at 10 O'Clock A.
Of Manufactured Virginia ToblccO, Ct All Grades
and Styles in part IS follows: T
SEQ ans beIufal bright POunds-bEauJed es Edo
TddO
6 tsrces ne Ea,k Twists, s to the pOEnd-brlneed Do
dem
Go boxes in II cases style of asOysbrsnAsl
Back ScdH.
IA ierces do do
81 boxes dark sweet pounds-bFAnded Honey A0SR.
% boxes dark sweet peurds-b Anied CfiqHs. H..
3e boxes u Al Of half pounds, dark
Unique s--.
4s ImaI boxes in 81 cass beautiful bright twists, Is Tie
pound-branded Jssrel Of 0pAtr
81 bexes extra hne krght-b2nded g. n. 4.
81 do eItrs-brsnded Golden Sceptrs
The ahoys Tobacco, the property OF vEHiA AAnufaeure
vas shipped city and Ca0rnE and
ITALIA, stepped By Teanelsee anthety ne eEp h
concsded te sell here rather than rs1rp
spe:a Affection Of the trade AID AZ ohGn Bt TooEe
called TO Ia sale, from tbevaFey supply
themselves 1t will be offered IN lots % s Tsfnl rSAh-
seps dtd -LAHIERH HILLItSA 400
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

oeAluS, TAo nave an sfecti7s battery OF red esn-
non winch commands the KenfDoI- Sho-o ~. H.
lanes OF tnree miles on either side NJ The town.
ne i Point mt is's everything was quiet at
SANp. sEERssy.
Among the additscnsto the force AZ ca, sh,-r,,,
within the lPast few days is the csrai-I c.,,s,
under command 81 Col Ruckatubl cor,1ca9 ~
the most part Of Germans, Who uka rolo-.I 7,
himself, have sSeu service. We have never rss,
also placed the skeleton Of his company il quars4
Yesterday. Col. foPe's regiment Is filing M ran.
laiy' and with The very bsst fighting material
,r --- sElzrEE- OF lGUSs.
No less than fOrty-f boxes Of muskets were
seiEed ey The Federsl troops al ElisEhetht9wn and
brought 70 this city yesterday By detachment Of
troops from Zen. Sbermsn's command. They were
AddresseI 70 ~Col, Thos. II. Hunt. IeHisvie, by
way Of Nashville ---- -------
AREEsr>or ClTlzESs. &
In the House of Representatives. on the ? Tn. Ar.
-" WEEREGs, Information has been received that
Ex GoYe-nor Z. 5. Aorshead, ~ " Barr. aud T.
i. Durrett citizens Of Kentucky. have been arrest
ed and taken beyond he jurisdiction Of this Com
nOnweslth therefore,
"hsSo!csd W We GeeeTol ASSEMBLY, Of he C04nl0l-
eealAa q he1faehg, Tbst COMMITTEES Of three mem
bers OF the House and two Of The eats be apponted
who shah act asa Joint committee, it'll power to
send Ter persons and papers and inquire into the
causes which have led to the arrest 81 The citizens
Aforesaid Of this Commonwealth, by that authority
and Cor what purpose snd fully inquire into and
report tothis body all the facts connected with saa
arrests, and whether any further legislation is
necessary to protect the lives and personal liberty
Of citizens Of the State Of Kentucky
Mp Burns moved 10 1ispsnse with the rules
requiring JOINT resolutions to lie one dag ON the
table Rejected-yeas Il, nays -
E. ,--.-E 4 clNsrL TO RE DEPOSED.
Satisfied beyond sn manner Of doubt of the poIit-
ical rottenness Of Mr.. 7. D. EiwardE late Principal
Of the Newport tKy.) schools. the Union men Of
Newport are taking measures to have his appoint
neRt IS Consul to DenarGra South America. re.
scinded by tie Government authorities At Washing
ton.
-... HAS LEFr KENTUCKY
The CiDcii.nsti Gazette says that Hon. George B.
Hedge, Of CovingtOn, Ky, has fed for the south.
toward which his Ongne soul and faiihless political
heart has been yearnIng tor many months past
PROTECTIoS OF FRANKFORT.
On Monday night four hundred and fifty troops,
of the Home Guards we presume, came from Lex
ington TO Frankfort 70 remain there for the protee
ton Of the pub ie property. They viii be strength
ened if necessary. ------ ..--
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
Change OF Location.

FO4INa compelled 20 goutA account Of the heath
my family, will be located for the winter a. ne saN
depot Of PoindsxteT Little oe7 No. g BAFene Ise Eer
OrIsans where Will be pleased 70 zee friends oEu ye
prompt e the sale o. all property consigned ne ~
Axens Pate and Jas SsrugsS, will attend % my dePotn
EsShye negroes that cannot be 30 o. nashville BY In
stTuctipg them, wlbe forwarded to Ne cans Hoping
By strict attention business the part aAd agents
merit Of tbs liberal patron retoore ex
tended me- respectfully solicit the hyors 81 IL V1Ag Dur-
meas In my line, either for HSIhys or New OIL, IS
poyII-tf WILL. L. B. I'd, JRt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
Another Proclamation by Anderson.
The Louisville Journal of the 18th publishes the
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT ]

OF TIE CUMBERLAND,
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. "a, 1861.
The commanding General understanding that ap>
prehension is entertained by citizens of this State
who have hitherto been in opposition 10 the policy
now adopted by the State hereby gives notice that
no Kentuekisn shall be arrested who remains at
home attending to his business aRd does not take
part either by action splech against the author
ity Of the General or State Government, does not
hold correspondence with, give aid assistance
to, those who have ehosen to array themselves
against US as our enemies.
ROBERT ANDERSON
Brig Gen. q. S. A, Commanding
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
Bark mills.

FTVRE test Improved Bark Mills yet invent
ed beng 1ufaeared, Will Be Teaoy for d.
HVsry BY Lhs Ssst Of october. Fer sale st
J. LUMgDBN & CO.,
Sc IL South Market str.et, Nashville, TenR-
LUMsDEN 4 MANN,
septl Il No 50 Magazine Erest, NeE Orleans, La
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

as q StImulang,
Il que assrent alcoholic preparations II IL sab
lee. reaoorS any shape continues exert its nhnence
aAly and scieny ~ long the least necessity sxs for
As q Female Medicine,
Tt equally powerful and effective and restores the equhun
and nr than all the other medicines which for years
have flooded the Market and which only uEeus In plAos
Of Ausiug IenovanS tie constitution for very good
RneEant OF the Medical profession altogether.
Ne mineralsI
d. Wright thinks well stake bis professional character
the ia that minerals Whatever form the least component
pAT Of the Ingredients q his RsuvenaAE Eliel know
Ds what ruin A BEEN eaed on the community By opium and
mReuYy.
Gsnealy the detAted, DE. wrgns would say, Never
despair Ne natter how down may be- matter how
Esak matter WhAt tie nay have been-fsnSaks
a. whatever has led you depart from HyEeric principles
take bis --.-
Re1uVenatlnK EHxIrs
Ana you will ind VOzTssf pride lnstsad
s to friends, and healthy sound, and worthy
aaznher Of Tie human hmilys
ISPnoe ~ per bottle three bottles for s5, and forward
- ~ mall % Ill paris Of tie UnitsA SAts.
od By al respectable erug throughout the United States
Anf oAnades The haae Supplied At liberal discount
j. Wight & CO.,
81 and Isl chATtTes Btrest,
New Orleans, La
Sold Nashville By a. w. Hendsr1hstt Berry DemoVlls
wing Pendleton, and ali responsible druggists oc29
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
no ALI WHOM
1T MAY CONCERN.

AN now preparing 60 largely into the manufacture
Il WOOL q ATS, ARMY SHOES and NEGRO BR0GANs.
Wool and Leather, will ind sale for 1t at
the highest market prices In CASH. at the Tennessee PeDent
AEy. WI JOHNsON,
iuIy2l-3u Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

tne Blood-resterinp the sick, suffering invalid te
HEALER AND STRENGTH
There is 40 Mistake about IL.
It will cure Liver JompI4ias Dyspepsia Diah0a, DyBss
ty Headache De esson Of Spirits, Fever and Ague, Inward
Fever Breath disease o ne VeEs stomach or BoS
els.
mp eEKTLENEN, yoU wish to be Healthy, Strong and
LADIES DO you WAnt the Bloom Of Health 70 mount
oar CHEEKS again 7-then goat snee and get
mcLeanss strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier.
Delay net q moment it warranted to give satisfscHoA
win any disease Of the Kidneys Womb, Bladder Paint
Rg DISTRACTED MenstrusOn, Falling Of the Wormb, Barren
any disease arising from Chronic Nervous Debility,
u an InfRiibls Rsn&iy
FOR CHILDREN
Do you waDtyoudecse Seky, puny Children, 70 Be Healthy
Btong and Robust 7then give them AeLEAHs STRENGTH
HNNG CORDIAL, (Sse the directions on each bee it Is de-
Eeous t. take
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting sure
preventive sgSinS o and Fever, Felf teVeS ohole OF
any prevailing disease.
II CAUTION i-Bexars Of Druggists or Desler1 who nay
az 70 palm upon youa bste OF Bts esrsapsr1 Whcn
they buy cheaP saying It il Just e. good tnere so
BASE snoagh e steal part ny nAme e aus e
VILE deeocona Avoid such Infamous P1RATAs 11a theI
vliAnogs eomPonnds Ask for Dr. J. h Mclean Setrengs
sning Cordial Blood Purifier Take nothing elsa Il The
emily reeiy that viii Purify your Blood tAoro1ghg. and, s.
thS tine, sFEENGTHHN and INPI0ORATA tie whole
organization. put IN large BOttlss-el per bette %
DR. J. h, KeLEAE, Sole Proprietor,
oOTner Of Third and Pine szests, st. Louis No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

= FHw select day heardsrs Aai so suAA n-a4'iA'
"a viii received 10 aios PriGate resHaele7-
Ksference given and required. Adares Al, Os,e.
ssptl6-dlW r. ~ A., = - -. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

- b Il
gFNHIs e altogether medicine, the result Of odsn
discoveries in the vegeable kngdons being entirely
and 9ba ehcd Of OF All the old aad
Dat yenz pubsa BY accomplished qaaekt to tie Sz
Ing D. Wight we'll knowing the deception PFacsed upen the
unnAted felt his duy Of ence to have this khx tasted ~
the whole Medical Facult who, without dissenting
Voice, have given in their adherence 70 lis perfect and undivided
control the whole physical when bis frame has been
pedzcea when all other medicines known the PhAxnsco
Pa have been ted In vain Long Thought year, o. patient
nYestigaten and NJ degp6rdadB1s determination have
crowned the Doctors eo ana he Offers Tie Elixir to Su
lng humanity tbs only thing that can cure the following
diaeasea-nanelyi
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Inbeciity,
Determination Of BIood Is the Hsad,
CONFUSED Ideas,
Hygtena,
-- General uR
RsstIessnsH and sleeplessness at Night,
Absence Of Basc1laR Ineieney,
Loss Of Appetite
Dyspepsia,
Emacistioa,
Low Spirits,
DisOrgaaiEation Of the orEAns d
Generation,
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