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DOOKS AND STATIONERY.
II A large aasutmen4 4 NiseeIIaneous, School
per, Envelppes aad Shtionery, fur ale by
July Is. 1859 WARD . SOUTHlfAYD.
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rROCERIER.
NJ 80 &c. 10 oorYRE, 100 bbls sUoAH
Dbl. .ushed aneEs ease Lsvsing's Loaf su
gar: ls bbls 10LAS6ES, 3 hal, b6ls do, g
% boxes do H papers. S BAGS ALISPICF
$500 b STAR CANDLES. % boxes STARCH
20 boxes of SOAP, for sale by
July 1859. WARE nUTHNAYD.
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HUARD ~
DR. j. G. AVER & CO.
r.nwRY-Y MASS.

Sold BY DR. L. u. saise. Van Durcn Mayors
Bro. Fort Smith, and by all dealen IN Medicine
everywhere
and Il F. Farms sworth & Co.. Memphis.
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- - dog Host<ttess Bitfess 8 dx Bulls Sar
saperilla- ~ dcs Fouesss' Wine Bittezs. dos
Slnamaeh Bitfexs. osrsted. R5 Woffs 6.hidau
srW VIII. u dos Ginger Bs.sdy. ~ De- Black
Very Brandy. l9 dos Brandy Cherries - deu
as1ndy Resehes. eases Alleghasy Stomach
Cordial. s eases Ssddlebag and Anbrosial Whis.
". II eases Rost Wins. pure juics. II eases old
juiyH. WARD / S0ETHMAYD.
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just KcCclVe0
1n boxes CHEESE for sale by
~ feb "a W. NJ POWELL d Co.
n kegs of Pigs Feet, for sale by
lO feb 2. W NJ POWELL Il Co.
I'D boxes assorted Candy. for sale by
IL feb 2i W. NJ. POWELL l. Co.
An sacks of Flour, for sale by
f0 feb "a w. NJ. POWELL Co.
y 40 boxes Sardines. for sale by
AfC feb "a W. NJ. POWELL Il Co.
Oh boxes Star Candles. for sale by
~ feb 81 W. NJ. POWELL Co.
10 boxes Stomach Bitters, for sale by
% feb "a w. NJ. POWELL 4 Co.
n boxes Schnapps, tor sale by
- feb "a W. NJ. POWELL & Co.
Q bbls sweet Cider for sale by
= feb 2i w. NJ. POWELL 4 Co.
A boxes Ca.awba Wine for sale by
fec 24 W. NJ. POWELL 4 Co.
4 boxes Champagne Cider, for sale by
e. "a W VI. POWELL L Co.
. aoxes of Lemons for sale by
- feb "a W. N. POWELL h Co.
. boxes of Starch for sale by
- feb "a W. NJ. POWELL Il Co.
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BOYS CIOITFTING.

TUSr speaiag large 1t of YssGAs aad boys
~ Cloth ng. and for sale cheap. at the store Of
sept. 3, 1850. SAMUEL ADLER
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What Cheer Saloon.

Corner Of Main and Columbia Streets,
WIN. NJ. POWELL & CO., PrOprietors.
WIOULD respectfully announce to all good
wv citizens and the rest of mankind that they
are prepared to suit the taste of all who fond of
good liquor aud have the cash to pay for it, having
now on hand the best of
Whisky, Brandy, Wine, Gin, Claret
anl all other liquors usually kept in drinking
Stl.on, also,
Oysters, Lobsters, CLANS, Sardines,
erved up at all times. Crackers and Cheese.
~ The best of TOBACCO and CIGARS
Bring in your cash and take drink
Jan 20, 1860 %
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NJ 35a coils MANILA Rope, from Il TO inch,
lust rec'd and for sale low, by
feb 360 j. HESRY. WILLIAMS
1nnn PACKAGES of every description
lOOO Of Dry Goods, suitable for Northern
Arkansas and the .'ding Indian country, re-
ceived by late arrivals. and will be sold to the
trade. J. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
A XES.
~ 100 dozen chopping axes, Of the following
kinds:
Hunts Key and Yankee pattern,
Bruffs and Warrens. light and heavy pattern,
II Collins do do do
lately reed and for sale, by
jan 90 go JrHENRf. WILLIAMS 4 co.
CCOTCH SNUFF.
- Hovnssptsh ssah. in = or papers
Goodwini do bottles
dec 16 j. HKxRy, WIIIlAns i Co.
IRON AnDs1fEEL.
lSS 900 Bk every description-to wit
Bar Iron p in by u to inch. Band iron
70 inch BY l-e to u inch. Round Iron n to
inch. Square Iron to ~ in. Oval Iron II
.olL inch. 4 Round Iron a to ~ in. HoopIron
4 to 218 inch. Slab Iron 3 to IA in by 3-S 10 4
inch. Sheet Iron all sizes and qualities Amer
and Swede Nai rod Iron. Cast, German Spring
Steel, all sizes. American and English Blister al
sizes. with which we are prepared to furnish me-
chanics everywhere.
July SIS. JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
kO box Underwood and Turner's Lemon syrup,
I'd in store and for sale by
JuaA - Hv~vv \ ~
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= UUST RECEIVED
~ 10000 Choice Cigars.
vAich yin be 50 lcts to suit. by
Cd Err
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UVHE Twenty-6fth Annual Session will
commence On the LIST day of November. The
rr-iiminary eourse. the lst Noaday in October.
ie61. The Course will ternainAte the last Of Feb
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.
Liquors Just Received.

BroomS.
l1k dozen, for sale by
l. ~ PENNYWfT. SCOTT 4 co
STEEL PLOWS.
y 80 G. c. Mil.rs' STEEL PLOWS al
sizes. for sale by PENNYWIT d SCOTT. 4 &C
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DLANES. smooth. jack. ointers, fore. bea' and
I match Planes. Sadron stands. Stock and
dies hatchets /; counter scales; Andirons fancy
coffee mills horse chains etc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-04
NewsItems via New YORK,

NEw York, Nov. ga dispatch 70 the Herald
says that letter received from fag-Of8cer sFoote
to-day, of the fOtilla which Is to operate on the
Mississippi states that he is making rapid progress
and will soon have it in readiness to proceed on its
way.
A letter to the Herald, from George'F. Train,
dated London, Nov. 3. states that several vessels
loaded with stores and ammunition for the rebels
had already left for the Southern States and others
were preparing to follow.
The night before his letter WIS written, the
Gladiator, one Of the Old Lisbon screw steamers,
took on board, few miles below London, full
cargo of arms and munitions Of war, and was 10
clear on the nextday for Tenerif and Nassau The
estimated value Of the cargo is $500 000 and it
prises everything necessary for The equipment, 50
far as arms ere concerned, of % 900 men. go
He states, in addition, that the English Govern
ment has recently sold nine condemned sloOps Of
war to party who have disposed Of them again
to the rebel Navy Department. Besides these, TWO
East India msn-Of~war Of $500 tons and 800 horse
power each, are in treaty for. -.-....
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Was Premeditated!


The question s arising in the minds Of some
rested in just the manner it was brought about, l.
by being taken from an English vessel
The Ministers and those accompanying them lief,
Charleston, S. c.. az Une O'Clock on Saturday msru
ing, October 18th, board the Confederate steam
er, Theodore. On the 18th she arrived at Cardenas
where the Commissioners landed. The next day
the 1heOdoTa with the Confederate flag flying en-
tered the harbor of Hsvana Here the Commission
ers remained until the 7th of November-tWenty-
two dIys-when they publicly took passage in the
British mail steamer, Trent for Southampton II
was well known to the citizens Of Havana for DAYS
before the 18th, that they were to sail in the Trent
Ia letter written from that place on the 4th we
believe, and published IN the New York Herald, it
was so announced.
If Messrs. Mason and Shdell were sincerely snx-
ious to reach England, why did they delay in Hav-
ana for three toeekS sufficient length Of time for
them to arrive in Southampton? Why was the
very day and hour Of their sailing, IS wen as the
vessel in which they to take passage publicly
and distinctly announced go long before the time
knowing as they must have done, that American
vessels were cruising about the island constantly
and frequently coming into the harbor from which
they were to SAIL and would not fail to find out all
about it? We may be wrong but it locks to us as
though Messrs. NJ. and S. desired to be captured
just they were, in order to force crisis between
our Government and England. 1t was a shrewd
trick. their part to bring about war if posi-
bic, between Great Britain and the United States
and secure for the Southern Confederacy the early
recognition Of the English Government.
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Tho March OF Events.

The people whose instincts are unerring, neeC
not apprehend that the apparent division of sesti
ment among the members of the Cabinet, developed
at FOrney's dinner to Geo. Prentice an account oil
which is in our special dispatches, will have any
serious results, or exercise any considerable iE1u
ence on the conduct Of the war. The memorable
logic of events is convincing than any form OF
words, and Mr. SIN tn, and those who think with
him, will be compelled in due time to recognize and
act upon the fact that either slavery or the Union
must be destroyed; and when they get that insight
into the true significance OF the contest they will
not, if they are loyal men, hesitate in accepting
and doing the task before them, with the energy
and thoroughness that may atone for their present
lack of comprehension. The march is onward,
and there is no power in the President and Cabi
net to prevent IT, Secretary Smith win know this
BY and by.
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clad TidIng % Como.

Pom the St. Louis Republican, Nov. -.
Secretary Chase. in the course of some remarks
addressed to the New York Bar kers last week
according to the New York World = gives strong
and pointed assurances that the Government now
ssw their way clearly to quell the rebellion; that
they had information which warranted him in say
ing that the public would hear glad tidings of
success more startling and more effective in their
results than those from Port Royal and the West;
that neither the Government nor Gen. Mcclellan
ever had the least idea of placing the army in win
ter quarters but on the contrary the military plans
all Contemplated regular, systematic and energetic
activity in pushing forward upon the rebels pru-
dence and judgment dic.atee-that Government had
ample funds to supply every liability until Februs-
~ l. and that all the machinery Of the Department
was gradually working into q very satisfactory
state Of efficiency.
From the St louis Democrat, Nov %.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of the New
York Herald, writing on the 18th says: Major
General John E. Wool in answer to an application
for furlough today stated in reply that be would
not give an cfieer or private leave of absence for
the next three weeks, IS the campaign then would
be ever From these remarks you may draw your
own inference What is going to be done / am not
at liberty to cay; bat you may look for some i'm
portant movements in this department in short
time"
The British Fleet in American Waters.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Nov. %.
The Bermuda Royal Gazette, Britiah Government
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TIE Feeling About the Removal or Free

1foA US Slnclnnah qllrerB nov =.
There is no Disgusting the fact that the feeling
amens the Republicans Of our city, at the removal
OF General Fremont, is general and intense. They
regard the act as one Of great cruelty toward that
officer. His disgrace and humiliation could not
have been eontriyed to be more thorough and COM
plete by his bitterest enemies. They say that he
has been embarrassed by official impeachment Of
bis pecuni&Fy credit as commander Of his division
that be has been annoyed By Geographic reports
emanating from Washington that he was to be re-
moved that obstacles have been put in bis way
to cause him to stumble; the investigations were orr
dered in relation to his acts without giving HIM 3
chance to explain, and that everything was done
that could be done to disgrace and break him down.
That is the universal talk among the Republicans
Whether this feeling is Just or unjust we VIII not
pretend to say. we merely chronicle the fact Of
the feeling about the last victim.
The ST. Louis Republican speaks of the burning Of
Warsaw, and other consequences Of the recall Of
the army from the Southwest, as brought about by
one person, (F. P. BLAIR, JR.,) who felt himself
called to act as the instrument of low intrigue
against the man Of the people and of the army Il
says theState may be carried over and Incorporated
in the Southern Confederation, hundreds Of loyal
citizens may lose their property OF. even their lives
but pecunisry losses may be replaced in time;
children will be born hereafter a. before, and sl
present suferings will be trifes compared with the
triumph of putting Fremont down.
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SPECIAL NoTIoR.-The UmcH AED AMERICAN e eond.,ss
sd stry upon tAs CASE syseI Al papers dfsconsf
Hsd al tAt aspiration Of Tie fine for toieh Esy haze ben
paid Sbscribsrs will be a0tEed to1es klsir Sbscrysa
So Geout TO expire, BY CROSS MARX etr papers; and
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we'd 7S q rule from sohfcA tAsrs aci Be no derrtHy6
HGtch for tse cross mark aud Dor sHbsc{pioz
Rsstly UNION AND ANRRIcAE 81 per IN 0dDdHoS,
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Subscribers desiring their papers changed rust mention
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D r. COL EN- ANS
PRIVATE DEsPENSARY.

FEIHE attention sf citizens Strangers and Others visiting
Nashville, requiring medical aid, ia respectfully called to
this oce5 No DeadereE street second foo between Cherry
and the Square. ,.-..- u 81. 5-
DR. OoLEMAEis old practitioner Il medicine; his almost
unlimited experiences and faeng for many past
In tie reAmentof has induced him 70 devote
bis undivided attention to all diseases Of this nature Many
Of the most investe character have promptly yielded
bis improved method OF Treatment
Primary, Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary sphhals Con-
shs, elect and all DISEASES Of the genial and urinary organs
meet with resistance to his reI1edies.
All female eguls rites and functional arrangements Of the
Womb and all diseases arising from CESSATION and i'll managed
parturition. F E...E
Every Of Reduo le Rupture and Of Piles, and Proap
the Rectum Of Fstua, be cured b.
process nearly painless either Of the latter under
tai en- by Dr. Oeismsn is fnrdrdy todFrdHted
careful examn ton always the ndc.oLG
Of failure by his improved method Of operating
Persons OF either applying in person By letter de
ng the first symptoms OF any specific disease
be cared, in most By the abortVe ehod in ioyght
hours
Strict confidence, pronpr attention and moderate charges
will govern him Eith has patrons -.s ...-.....
Pho mercury used in the treatment Of General dseGss
be believes Tin most cses produces worse disease than that
1t ;s given to cure.
Once hours from eighth the morning till nine the even
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Gb. gx.RoiII. aaisa lsa AHsEitss
D.ny ss' Err-wookiy IS; weekly as.
Rates or Advertising.
EEE LE1s Oh LrsS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
--.H-t --4- N ~ many
.HrHRwABEH Ar PLEAsURE

AEH1WABLA AT PLEAgUREs
one Square, year. S30-Eaeh additional sauSrt, as
dVerttSers exceeding thes pace cOnerRc1cS
FOX, Will be charged fOFtko excess.
II TIE WEEKLy.
0H1 D0kAAR per Square the s RzT oHEzs for Go
subsequent insertion 81 ~ = ----- 80 -
Advertisements published in both tbs Daily and Wsskly, vii
added. ~
7raasisEf Adstsssis aHss paid for al f4s ts.s OF
tassrtian. ..---...-.-- r - -.-- = :
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NUMBER 2I0

organ, of the 10Th Of October states that Admiral
Milne, Royal Navy was expected at the Island from
halifax with large feet Of war vessels, and that
ater the receipt Of the next Nest India mail from
England there he would sail for the Gulf Of Next
co IN company with the squadron of Spain and
france The Gazette states that at the above date
there were ten Engliah aud four French war TesS
sels-the English mounting three hundred and sew
eHty-nine Runs-0f Halifax
Siace that period the lmmortslito (ffty-sne) was
in New York harbor, and sailed away again. ana
the French vessel Preny (fye) has been wrecked.
Deducting these fity-one guns, the Admiral had
three hundred and tWenty-three British, with the
armament of the other three French ships remain
lug at hand. The number of guns in the British
feet Is greater than those in our Beaufort expedi-
tion. 1t is rather large feet to operate sgainst
Mexico, apparently much more than is needed for
the purpose.
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BabeI-GOverRmentaI POIIcy.-SignifIcant
Statements OF Cabinet Ministers.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Nov. %.
The Washington special telegrsphic correspon
dent of the Commercial and Gazette of tins city, in
his dispatch of the goth instant, said
"At supper given to George D. Prentice By
Colonel Forney last night, Seci etary Cameron re-
iterated his opinion that a last resort we ought
to arm every man who desires to strike for human
liberty Secretary Smith protested that the Ad-
ministration contemplated no such policy. Slaves
escaping from the rebels might be received as
they had been hitherto-Wi hin lines of the army /;
tit was not intended to them. If twenty mil.
lions of freemen could not, single handed, subdue
this rebellion, it would be disgrace to them, and
they ought to give up the contest
Passing by the extraordinary spectacle of Cabi
net Ministers ventilating Administration policy st
a dinner or wine party, we come to what is of
material significance, ~
Secretary Cameron, with great bad taste, sud more
especially so at a table gotten up as compliment
to gentleman whose one great element Of strength
as Union journslstwas his strenuous denial Of any
intention of the Government to encourage negro
rebellion took occasion to reterate opinions highly
offensive to every slavehelding Union man, sad
which, if known to be those of the Government,
would be Of most mischievous import to the Union
cause.
The indiscretion of Mr.. Cameron forced upon Mr.
Smith, the Secretary of the Interior, disavoWal
of the opinions expressed by his cabinet colleague
We have no idea Mr.. Smith would otherwise have
alluded to the subject. Mr.. Smith is endowed with
much good sense, which always enables HIM TO
comprehend fully the prOprietes of the occasion.
He saw it would not do to allow Mr.. Cameron's
Opinisns to 90 out the opinions Of the Admins
tratlon which would have been the case had he not
Immediately put in his denial. He did go. He pre-
tested that Mr. Cameron's views was the policy of
the AdministrstiOn-tha the Administration had no
intention of arming the slaves.
But Mr.. Smith did not stop there. he stated upon
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FFyHIs Is altogether nav medicine the rst Of nodsrI
discoveries In the Vegetable hngdon being an srtire
Worn out systems published BY accomplished quas to the sx
ing Dr. Wgh ws knowing the deception Pracsd upon ths
whole Medical Faculty, who, without dissenting
voice. have given their adherence its perfect and undivided
psoes and When ali other medicines Fnon 70 he Phsrnaco
paia hav been tried In vain LongthOugAt years q patient
crowned tSs DOctor eFors ana he now ors DE 1r TO Ta
leng humanity TIC only thing tat can cure the elowiHg
s SsssssiT 6aSI1itS
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood ts tbs Hsas,
| ,'- Confused Ideas,
.,. ..-...-.-..I HyStsris.
sestIsssusss and slssplesinsss At Night
Abaence Of Musculsr Rncisncy,
u u D''P ERssiatiou.
Low Spirits
+ DlsaganiEssion OF The Organs q
Pspitatlon Of shs Hsar.,
And In fact, AL the eOncOnsn Of and dsiatsd
.l- As q StimuIant, s.rr-. s.-.
IT Il quIts different from alcoholic preparations not cub
eo to raconIin shape continues exert Its innuenc
gradually AID efficiently, As long As the least necessity sxSs tsF
Ih presence
ea AS a Female Medicine,
It equally powerful effective and the equilibrium
safer than al the other medicines which for years
have flooded the market and which are only Injurious in pacs
az SinS or Tepoysnr tie oon1tituon for yey GOOD rss
son. too that they only from the efuonG Of inds
gnoFant OF the Medical profession altogether.
No MincHaIsi
Dr. Wright thinks It we'll professional character
fact that minerals whatever the component
parts Of ths Ingredients Of his ReuynsEg ExFwe knew
ing what ruin has been ened the community By opum and
Generally, to the dsbatsd Dr. Wright would gay, Never
weak yuu areno matter what the cause nay have beensrsaks
At whatever has led depart from Hygsnio principles
--take bis
- RejuEenatInR ElIxIr,
And you will soon hnd yourself new An-s prds instead
tie reverse, to friends, and healthy Sound, and worthy
laernber Of the human family.
Price % per bottle, three bottles S. forward
Cd By mail to Rl parts Of the United States. Do
Sold BY all respectable Druggists throughout the United States
and oanadas. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale By the pFopris.orI
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl ohsrtres EsFest
New Orleans, Las
Bold NaEhVIlIo b. g. W. HsndsrHhott Berry DsmoviIIs
wing Psndlston, and all responsible dIuggisS. ocRs
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AANAO l@Al1 purifying ana enfl0nlnk '~AAAs'
che misunderstanding the Giek, suffering invalid to
HEALTM AND STRENGTH.
There is 80 mtStake about H.
1t will cure Liver eompaiRs Dyspepsia piarrhea, Dyssn
tery Headache, De Sson OF Spirits Fever and Agues Inward
Fever Bad Breath disease Of the Iyer Stomach or Bow
SlA '--' ~ i.-Eh o'.- ~
up aENTLxgEE, do Jon wish to be Healthy, Strong ana
VigoreUsS
P LADISA do you want the Bloom Of Health to mount
or Cheeks again 7-then go at ence and get
HcLeRn'R Strengthening Cordial and BLOOD
Purifier. -.-.f.. -, /
Delay moment Vsrfsuted to give sstisfsetcR
Will any desse o. the Kidneys WON'T, Baddert Faint
n.y. 0bstyused MensS6ation, Falling Of the Wormb, Barren
nes diseases erng from Chronic Nervous Debility
! { il an Infshbls Remedy.
EQR CEzELDREEkf p Gs5EzZ q
30 NSnt dsests acky puny Children, % 6e Healthy
Strong and EDesst 7-fhsn give them McLKAhs sTRENeTH
ESIkG ooRpIA (sss he directions on each hotts Il a
One Tablespoonful taken every morning fasting mrt
'FeEenve sgzn ckh and Fever, yellow fsyeF ohoia Or
my prevailing disease, 4 , t-ay
~ CAUTION beware Of DruggEs or Dealers who may
~ palm upon you battle Of Ben 6arsaparA (Which
hey buy cheap BY aging 1t Is just as good There are
BASE enough steal part Of to dub thei
ILE decocoaa Avoid such infamous PIRATES and theE
fanods oonpeuhds Ask for Dr. J. II. BoLsans strengs
ming Cordial ana Blood Purifier Take nothing else 1t Is the
ally remedy that xe Purify Blood thoroughly, and, 81
tine, STSSHNGTHEE and INVIG0RATH tie whole
EGniEon, It IL prI large BottleF-$l per sotte or
Dr. J, b. MeLE1N, Sole Proprietor,
L. Corner Of Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, Mo
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.BmRcLEAN;S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
or Liver Complaints BtItOusness Head.

ache, &c "a =,r.s--te 2 e.
5NHGRR hes EeYsE besn CATEARTIo medicine offered to
the Pcblic that has given such entire sstsSeon e. No
EAN's UNIVEksALPILLs. y gfafe ~ El1z
Esng entirely vssbe hey are perfectly innocent and
ksn by the most tender infant yet prompt and powerful In
moving all BieCs EscretoRs Acid Impure, feted Matter
the stonSch IN fact they the only Pills that Hhould
; used In mslsrio1s desszicts.
-hsy produce Gripping Sickness Pain in s Stomach
Jvels though very active and searching In their OPERATION
omong hssy secrotonS Of the Liver and Kidneys Who
II fros Bousness Headache and Foul Stomach, when
Cheap remedy be obtanedl Keep them Constantly on
nd single ooze in season. may prevent hours, days.
dcnths Sickness Ask Tor Dr. j. a. McLeans UniYer
Pills FsSs other Being coated they sstees Price
y sS osn - ko and be sent By mail to any part Of
Dnl:od stSSes j, - -.
Ccrntr q Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, No.