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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-24
WEDNESDAY. JULY "a. 1851.


The Richmond E1qBaner says, the South is
10 the habit of Expressing much solicitude for
recognition By the Europ.aa GOverDmsnts
She must not forget that that recognition de-
ponds solely upon herssf. Wien she proves
and EiBdicates Der nationality by means
which the mind of the world cannot bnt &C
knowIedge, then the recognition follows. and
her independence il good without the recOg-
uitiOn. IL il not recognition that produces
independence. but indepeDd, nee which sxsets
recognition
The South las done much ia the demon
stration of Der Independent nationality. she
has in the field hundred and fifty thousand
soldiers. Sue has financial resources abun-
dant for the support OF this force and for
carrying on the war indefinitely. She has
arms. munitions of war. generals and states
men. No pow-r on the face of the earth, OF
equal population, can compare with her in
she elements of strength. and independence.
The only arm of power in which she is def
Gent is navy but she has many extraordi-
nary resources which compensate that want
She has crops and staples which enable her
to command the respect and consideration of
the world. Two of her staple products
alone Europe would be glad to purchase at
two hundred and fifteen millions of dollars
All these things make a very good start to-
wards Independence. The North has, in a
most significant manner. acknowledged her
power by confessing that four hundred thou
I'm mill ~ al
lars will be necessary to subdue her. 1t is
8 right vigorous nationality that requires
such a preparation to suppress it.
Our recognition by the powers of the earth
depends upon ourselves We should covet
none but such as our own prewess shall COM
rnand. Interest and necessity might drive
England and France to our side for the pur-
pose of procuring cotton but our dignity
and importance would be greater, more en-
during and secure If it were altogether self
achieved. If our independence were the
achievement OF Fra &c and England, what OBJ
noxious obligations aud complications would
it not lead to If it were accomplished by
cotton instead of cannon, it would be the COT
ton States, and not the whole South, that
would deserve the credit of success.
Let Us not look abroad for recognition
Let US not trust to France, Great Britain or
to cotton. Let US not expect success from
the possession of staple given US by Provi-
dsDce but let US hew out our independence
by our own right arms, owing it TO proves
and conduct alone. Then shall we indeed
have a place in the great mastOr roll Of
tons. We shalI Lot rank as parasite OF
England or France, or possess dangerous
importance, like the toad. from the jeFsel be
happens to carry in his head Prudence and
pride alike counsel that We shall fight our
way through this difficulty bravely aud per-
severingIy, not looking for success to pur
chase or diplomacy. A few battles and vic
tories will be worth more to Us than many
years OF cotton crops
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IEneo.n,s Grand Army.

We spread before our readers this morning
full accounts of the march and operations Of
the Grand Army of Lincoln. from Arlington
Heights down TO their discontinue at Bull
Run. They are interesting, and should be
read BY every one. as they exhibit the feel
ing and spirit of the Northern vandal=. 1t
would be amusing 10 contrast their brilliant
expectations of triumph and glory with the
sad realities they experienced, had we the
heart to find sport iD q dramer so bloody 10
its deaosrnasat In the ''DsstyuctiOn Of ISsHHa-
eleri5." BYRON painted picture of which we
are reminded by the realizatiOns of the Grand
Army The whole poem is apposite--but We
quote only the first two verses /:
The Assyrian came dow like the wolf the fold
aud his cohorts were cleaning In purple and gold
And the sheen Of their was ike stars on the Sea
When the blue wave rolls nightly Oh deep Galilee-
Ike the leaves of the forest when IL green.
That host with their banners at sunset seen,
Like leaves of the forest when autumn hath blown,
That host ON the morrow lay wither'd and strown.
There was a failure of the Richmond mail
Yesterday, and we are therefore without the
reports of our Richmond exchanges. We
will give the Southern accounts so soon as
we get them.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-24

CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT or THE Vol
uSrEERs.-Dr OLIVER, the owner of blind
Tbuu.' the wonderful piano player, proposes
to give series of Toni unique Musical En-
tertainments, the proceeds to be contributed
10 the support of the volunteers In the SER
vice of the South This Is liberal PROPOSE
ton on the part OF the Doctor, aud We hope
il will be generously responded to by the
peoule. We believe DR.. OLIVER designs
commence ng the concert in this city. We
have no doubt whatever as to the result here.
Our citizecg will gladly avail themselves Of
the opportunity TO do something to promote
the convenience and comfort Of the soldier
iattIfng In the cause of Southern Indepen-
dence. We trust that Or. OLIVER will be
tendered the use of some iargs end c ouven-
lent place to bold the concert, free OF charge,
and that be will find It necessary to incur
bat the lightest expenses in carrying oot bis
PATRIOTS purpose. We are proud to know
that bis efforts are being seconded BY one OF
the noblest of the lovely women Of our city;
and we feel that whatever she givss the sd.
ysntss of her assistance 10 boand 70 succeed,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-24

ANDREW JOHNSON introduced bill in the
U. S. Senate on the goth inst, providing "for
the transportation of arms and munitions OF
war to the loyal citizens in the States now in
rebellion, and to organize them into regi-
ments, &C. He said these loyal citizens felt
that the Government was bound TO protect
them. How will the Lincoln Government
transport arms into the rebel States? They
have tried it in Virginia in the only mode
that promised success,-i. e. in the hands of
their soldiers-but failed. They can do no
better in Tennessee
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CoxPrRoLLxR's OfFIcF,

Nashville, Tenn, July Sd, 1851.
pY virtue CT act Of the Legislature, passed me
ID LIST inst. hereby give notice that the interest
upon all State Bonds, Bonds upon which the state
may be liable, will be paid Al tbs place; proS:aed
sayd bonds arr, not owned were not owned on
or subsequently, 18th of April 1861, by citizens
or Corporations OF Notwithstanding States Of the
Tinted STATE OF America Satisfactory proof of own
ersp on and AFTER the 18th Of April viii be required
bp the AFFIDAVIT Of holder and other proof where
the marty il not personally well known, taken before
Notary Public, other person authorized admins
Ter oath IN the county where taken. Citizens and
corporations Of friendly foreign viii be paid In
sterling other exchange J. T. DUNLAP,
July5-dxwlw Comptroller.
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House 4 Lot ON M'Lemore street.

DCRSCAST 10 decree rendered BY the Cnsncery
Court at Nashville, on the 1lth May, 1851 10 IN
cases OF James Young A Brssher and Others. and
Mary A Brasher vs.. James Young and others, VIII
sell public sale the Court House Nashville, On
SATURDAY, August 5, 1851, the House and Lot Of
Asa Rrasher the East side Of NLFmore Street be-
tween Chu' oh and Broad The Lot y any feet front,
bv ninety deep and part Of Lot No. los the plan
OF Nashville Terms 12 aud Is months credit, with
interest," and free from redemption.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-24

HOllOWay's Pills aud ointment
Gnianeous eruptions, octches, Pmpies, Bvils, sc,
are quickly removed by course Of these remedies,
the Ointment gives clearness and Transparency TO
the complxion, while the Pills purify the blood of all
those humors which otherwise seeking outlet force
themselves 10 the surface and dsgure the face and
neck with unsightly botches, pimpes sc, No toilet
table should be without the Ointment. Sold by ali
Druggists, at 25c., &c. 81 per box or pot.
July23-lw.
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Maps of the War.
4 Book for Every Volunteer.

NTAHAN'S OUTPOST DUTY SC, &c, an elemen-
1Nl tary treaties on Advance Guard, Outpost, and
Detachment service of troops the manner post
ing and handling them in presence of an enemy in
tended supplement- to the system of Tactics by D.
H. MAHAN Professor of military and civil engineer
ing and science OF For sale Nashville by
JOIN YORK & CO., IS Union street.
luly-II 1851
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81 Tflfgraph.

81 n W. BaKs, at Louisville, KY, Is the special
and recognized agent of the Southern Associated
Press, al that point the New York Associated Press
having ceased 20 have any control of matter tele-
graphed to Sspspe south OF Louisville.
No telegraph operator agent is permitted 20 make
up such reports. The Telegraph Company has no
agency whatever in the preparation OF dispatches for
the press, is il any responsible for the
character truth o: this kind OF
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-24
Notice to Bond Holders.

OFFICE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Co.,
Nashville, Tenn July 4, 1851.
TNHT interest due LIST July 1851 the Bonds Of the
i Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Com any will
be paid at the Office Of the Company, in Nashville
Tenn., preservation Of the Coupons, accompanied
by the certificate of the Comptroller Of the State that
the payment may lawfully be made.
The Legislature of the State, by recent enactment
having prohibited the payment OF interest on such
the Bonds as were owned on the 18th day OF April,
1851 or may now be owned by citizens or corpora
tions of the non-slaveholdng States OF the United
States Of America; and constituted the State Comp
trolier the Sole Judge OF the question, whom
payment can Lawfully be made
WA. GLEAyES, Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-24

BEADREGARD's DEsPATcH.-The NJ o. Ores
cent gives the following as BEAUREGARD's de
spatch ito that city relative to the fight al
Bull Run on the 18th ms: /:
.'7z. emmy has been repulsed. / an, ,ceU."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-24
DRUMS! FIFESH

r HAVE nearly completed $50 Wood shell Drums,
i which will compare favorably with those Of New
YORK manufacture, and viii be sold foliows-Ien-
nor SO 20 SIS: Bass SIS 10 SIS orcers from the
country viii receive pronp< atteutoo and ua.1<zc-
ton Tnnrnnteod Also FUES Of QuAl.tica nun g En-
70 81 Fer Wood prcns spply 20 the ole 1..c Heass
81 Jas A. Hc1URE.
msy1a - ucsop oSeok
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Telegraph Chalyheate Spring

THIS WATER Is BR0UGT FOUR HUNDRED
FEET IN TEN SECONDS.
!" DUNN takes pleasure in informing the public
w that he is now ready TO wait on all who may
favor him with a call.
This Spring is situated On the East side OF Cumber
land river at the end of the Wire Bridge.
FAMILIES, FROM 81 TO So one PERSON, So; By
THE DRINK, CENTS-Paymeat an aJrence
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NkVAdend Notice

THE etockhoiders Of the NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT
Il COMPANY 40 hsresy notined that Dividend Of
Per eene onr tbe p4st mouths has ordered
Be po5d q and aster the 10th irsfanf-
July e-1w Jas H. KENpRIcK, Secretary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-24
sUNDRrEs.
Cash Arrangement.

ON and after JULY Isl, 1861, we have agreed TO
" sell ircu snd such other articles we keep, Tor
CASH ONLY
A liberal discount will be allowed.
WOODS, YFATMAN / CO.,
HIILAAS BROTHERS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-24
ANALYSIS.

Carbonate of Iron, Carbonate of Magnesis Carbo-
nate of Lime Sulphate Of Magnesia Sulphsts of Lime
Muriate of Magnesia, Nuriate of Soda.
The specific gravity of fresh water was 0l222s--
distilled water being taken the standard.
understand that the water has already been bene-
fetal TO several invalids II will be beneficial 10
greater degree when taken fresh from the Spring.
should pronounce il stinuant and tonic and adapted
consequently, 10 of debility accompanied with
anonic condition of the system and contra ndics-
ted in plethoric and inhamatory states
RICHARD o. CURREY.
There is no doubt that the Spring kept by Mr. W
DUNN the Eastern end OF the Suspension Bridge is
good Chalybea water and that it adapted 10 many
diseases Of debility.
B. W. KAII, N. D.,
&. THOMPSON, n. D.,
HENRY CAR0W, NJ D.,
T. r. JENNINGS, NJ D..
BOYD McNAIRY, N. D.,
july-l. 1851. R. C. K. MARTIN, NJ u.
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Leave Chattanooga at 9I5 A. NJ and 20 P. N.
Arrive Nashville at 3:l5 p. N and 80 A. NJ.
HHHE Trains leaving Nashville at $50 a. NJ, con-
i meet at Wartrace with Sbeibyville Branch, at Tu
lahoma with McMnnviile and Manchester Railroad,
and at Decherd with Winchester aud Alabama Rail
road.
The Trains leaving Nashville BIS p NJ, connect
Wartraee with Shebyvillc Branch, at Stevenson
with Memphis and Charleston Railroad and at Chatta
nooga with East Tenn. and Geo, and Western aud At
iantic Railroads.
Through Tickets 10 the following points, and at
prices annexed be had at all hours application
TO the Ticket Agent, at Office, al Depot:
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10. EDWARDS, F. B. HARRIS, E. p. EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, IIARRIS SEQ
Successors to Edwards, Gilkerson il Co.,
Wholesale GrOcers.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
Brandies, Wines, Tobaccos, Cigars, &C., &c.
CORNER CHURCH AND COLLEGE STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn,
| NNTE ARE IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE AND WELL.
w selected stock OF Groceries, Toeaccos, LIQUORS.
/ spectfuiiy invite the attention Of the Trade.
SUGAR, MoLAssEs AND SYRUP.
IS hhds Louisiana Sugar; % bbls Lovering's pow
70 g Clarified /" dered sugar;
90 bbls Coffee; 20 boxes % X Loaf Sugar.
100 bbs Plantation MOlas- so hall bbls Refined Mo,
100 half bbls Plantation so packages ST. Louis Col
SO bbs Refined Molasses so p Ss New Orleans Col
90 bbls Coverings ID den Syrup;
COFFEE.
100 bsgs Baltimore Rio so bags Old Col Java COf-
100 bags New Orleans Rio 90 bags Laguira Coffee;
Coffee;
100 bbls Rectied Whisky; so bbls Robertson county
100 1SS Tenn Kx White . 80 WHISKY WIN Sn,.
100 packages Old Rye whs- serve Whisky;
ky; 2puncheons OF Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRANDIEs, WINES, &c.
10 quarter casks Seig 10 casks Madeira Wine;
10 n oaae'sr Bansy o,,rs 10 pale pal sherry Vine
Duprey * Co.'S Brandy I" Sweet Malaga
20 Or casks Rochelle Bran 10 a Dry
dy; 90 pkE Ginger Wine;
10 or casks United Pro- 90 baskets champagne.
prietors Brandy; 25 boxes Claret;
loo pks American Brandy; Is pkg Lemon Cordial;
100 90 Ginger 20 - Mint
so 80 Cherry so boxes Bitters:
j" Blackberry &" rs pks Holland Gmi
20 "a Raspberry "a 10 casks Rum:
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia TObaocO-variOOs brands;
rs kegs Smiths Pancake Tobacco;
so 900 Superior Havana Cigars-various brands,
80 900 't Domestic 90
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes Star Candles; so boxes stearne Candles
$50 az :. - lao boxes soap, various
kinds;
LOO 80 - Superdne 90
100 bags Pennsylvani. Buekwheai Flour.
sUNDRIEs.
1000 sacks fine anpc osrse Is chests Green and
salt; Black Teas;
500 bbls Kanswhs Salt; loo dozen Buckets;
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes, 90 nest Tubs;
500 boxes Glass Ware; Is sacks Almonds;
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 90 bbls Pecsns and FL
100 casks Soda; berts;
1000 pounds Bar Lead, 10 bbls English Wslnuts;
500 bags Shot, assorted loo dozen Broom;
sizes 100 doz Zinc Wash Boards
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oys- 500 reams Wrapping Pa
tiers; per-
rs cases saraines. >! and so bags Pepper;
Y boxes. IS 4" Ailspice;
80 f1xs Lemon Syrup; SO bKs Ground Mustard
$50 pks Rsisius; so " Fire Crackers;
100 Mackerel, SO bbls CIDER Vinegar;
50 bbls Xxx Ale;
With variety OF other articles
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CAHD.

TN retiring from the above nrm, would ehesrfaiiy
y rseomnsRd Nessrss MCBRIDE q stradsr. =,
-. $500 - HENRY NocAsLiJ
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DISSOLUTION.

n HE Copartnership existing under the style Of Nc
i BRIDE, AccASLIN STRADE3 Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent-NcBride strader retain
ing. All persons having claims against the original
firm requested TO present them for settlement
adjustment soon practicable. Also all persons
owing the old arm VIII please call settle with
Bride Strader, az the old stand No Broad street
A. J. MCBRIDE,
$780,. easfs sfss ~ HENRY NcCASLlN,
49, - J, D. SfRADER
Nashville, June 10, 1861.
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From Missouri.

JEFFERSON CRY, July 22.-The Conven
tiOn adjOurned-6l members present. Gen
Wilson presided.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, July 23.-Santa Fe
dates of the 9Th are received. Granville
Grey is a candidate for Congress from Mesills
Valley.
JEFFERSON CRY. July 23.--Uriel Wright
made a violent Southern speech in the SLai e
Convention, denOuncing the Administration
as revolutionary and despOtic, and de
nouncing the Union leaders in St. Louis and
the State. A committee was appointed 10
report on the distracted condition of the
State,
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the Fighter affair. 1t is untrue that l.'en1,
Britt asked permission to accompany me
upon that expedition, mr. intima'ed that ne
had knowledge of the condition oil "n .a,
about Fighters. never spoke 10 t"at
gentloman::upon that, or any other subject
tint / am iware of; and when the skirmis"
MT Fighters first tnnspired, all the vtr-
giniaus that mrt here appeared as entire,
IL unconscious of the presence OF an "rme"
body in Harrison county, as others,
second, it is untrue that 1.-TWO OF the &c
MO-, kiIIcd were Union men; aud 1t is
equally untrue that Col. Morton was DIS
satisfied with my conduct Of the atf''F.
Third. it is true that my conduct was en-
1ireIy approved by the proper officer
Ia conclusion allow me to suggest, tna'
military honor can be much easier obtain
ed 6y attending strictly TO ones own oG 1;.
ness, than by endcHyoring to thro" as
credit onn brother officer.
Yo,t will confer a favor by publishing
the above. DAVID +. CABLE, Capt.
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sketrhcd with greatclenrness and effect tnS
rise of the Republic-thc canse which lei
our fathers If the revolution 10 strike Tor
freedom, aud in Il parallel demonstrated
that an equally powerful impulse OF free
dom had formed the movement among our
people, in behalf of popularrights and cry
il liberty.
Secession was shown UP in all its hide
Gus forms. and the mask torn from the
traitors by whose Vaccinations the tairest
portions OF our State hsve::beeu desolsted-
the homes of our people laid waste, the
fields ready for the reaper trodden down
by the movements OF armies, and living
paradise fast being converted into cheer
less ruin, destitution and death.
Rebels and their a5ettors found no mercy
at the hands of the speaker. Mr.. NECTAR.
riher is one of the original Union men OF
Marshall county, and a firmer or more VA
liant advocate Of the cause of patriotism
does not live. He has stood mp when q
less active course would have better sub
served his interests. 1t were we'll that we
had more such sterling Union men among
those whose voices can be heard from the
stump. If Western Virginia is TO be thor
nurhly revolutionized, and the act of sep
ar.,ticn consummated, it can only be done
bv rousing the people from the stump, aud
through the press.
Mr.. McCarriher's speech closed the ex-
ercises of the day.
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short, but neat and appropriate address,
Astounding in good sense, and Overlooking
with patriotism, j. " Coo then being
called for gave us some very interesting
remarks upon the beauties of Nature, and
the lessons to be learned therefrom; then
C. Ripple of Washington, y. f. Murray,
Professor Hervy and j E. Slater made
short, pithy aud telling addresses, delight
ing the hearts of all who heard them. AZ
ter which, AS the hour of o'clock had now
arrived, the whole assembly dispersed and
all returned to their homes, glnddened
and refreshed By the occurrences of the
day. Truly the occasion MAS pleasant
one.and will long be had in remembrance
by those who were present.
PASTIClrASr. :
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Pte-Nle at woe A1e.anaer.

Editors latelIigneer-
In accordance with their usual custom,
the young ladies and gentlemen of the
West Alexander Academy, on Wednesday,
July Sd. held their annual pic-uic in II
grove half mile north OF the village, on
the lands of Jos. Lawson, Esq.
About o'clock they met At the Acade
nv building, and, under the direction of
the accomplished Principal, j. C. Hervey,
Esq, marched in procession to the place
selected tor the performance OF the various
exercises of tue day. 1t was indeed pleas
ant to see so many happy hearts and smi-
ling faces, as they mingled freely together,
oblivious at least for the time OF those ar
bitrary and unjust distinctions which
pride and n false convcntiOnnlism impose
upon the would-bc devotee Of fashion,
The merry peals of laughter which we're
freely INDUCED in by all. and which came
yelling up from the very inmost depths of
their hearts, betokened that they had for
gotten, for time, those unhappy scenes of
strife and bloodshed which now distract
our country.
For time the youth of both sexes min
gled tagether in social amusements, aud
many a rustic swain slipped bountifully the
sweetened nectar from the dewy lips of the
fair young daughters of Eve. Conspicu-
Gus in the performance of this pleasing
duty, was the worthy Principal, whose in
Idefatigable industry, aud indomitablc per-
severance, and. l may add, whose uuParal-
irIed success in this field of labor, T"
might well put TO blush the more youthful,
bur less active specimlnes Of the mascu-
+! line gender, who have never as yet, tasted
of the sweets of matrimonial life.
| About II o'clock NJ. the company separ-
ated into groups of eight OF more, MS best
F., suited their convenience, for the purpose
of partnking of a splendid entertainmen:
gotten up by the young ladies of the AGA
DENY, in which pleasant performance all
present were invited to join. Here, as be-
/ fore, all was harmony ana all seemed TO
enjoy themselves 10 their very utmost;
they certainly did ample justice TO the
bOuutiful provision spread before them;
! "they did all eat and were hlled-H
Amer the lapse OF an hour or 30, they
again assembled to engage in the same
| pleasant routine rs in the former part of
the day, and Confined at this until about
3 o'clock P. ~. when loud calls were made
tor Mr.. Isaac Clemens, who responded in Il
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nendnonennd pehnltN.

Mr.. Liscomb, of birmingham. says;
~ have foand ia Bnrhave's Holland
Bit,ers remedy for headache and debtii-
~. Nv wifeshns also used it with the
greatest benefit"
MIR. a. 5. Nicholson also remarks that
he has experienced much relief from it's
use for headache.
Take halfI teaspoonful three times day
an hour before meals Eat moderately,
and then OF wholesome food, and yon will
find this is really remedy Tor sick anu
nervous headache, weakness of any KIND,
costiveuess and piles. Being perfectly
simple in composition, it may he taken
without fear BIS the invalid. Possessing
tine aromatic flavor, is is very grateful to
the debilitated stomach.