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, 1861-12-23
Opinion OF John Quincy Adams.

"What order Of men under the most sbso-
lutte Of monarchics, or the most aristocratic OF
republics, Was ever invested with such IN odi
ous and unjust privilege as that Of the separate
and exclusive representation of less than half
million owners Of slaves, and in the Presi-
dental mEnsions This Investment Of power
IN the OWNERS Of one species of property con
centrated in the highest authorities Of the na-
ton, and digaeminatcd through thirteen Of the
tWenty-s States Of the Union, constitutes q
privileged order Of men in the community.
more adverse to the rights Of a1l, aud morn
pe5nlcious to the interests Of the Whole, than
any order Of nobility ever known. TO call
government thus constituted . Democracy is
to insult tho understanding of mankind. It il
doublJ tainted With the infection Of riches and
Of slavery; There is no name in the Language
OF national Jurisprudence that can define IT,
no model In tho records Of ancient history. or
IN tho political theories Of Aristotle, With
which It can be linked. Il WAS introduced in
to the Constitution Of the United States br an
equ1Vocation-a representation of property
nnder the name Of persons. Little did the
members of the Convention from the Free
ststes Imagine Or foresee what sacrifice to
holocia was hidden under the mask Of this
concession"
, 1861-12-23
Woman's Rights Convention

The strong minded women have established
the first t1inmph Of their principles in the
Tennessee Legislature. On the 4th inst, tho
following were offered as amendments ta the
bill to protect the property Of married women,
and are now awaiting action:
:" Re u enacted, That In all popular elections
every unmarried woman, being the ownor Of tax-
ABLE property, shall be entitled to yoto as male
catlzens; and every married woman hayin- sa,
a{ate property, whose husband nav bo insoiycnt @
eaail IN Like manner DO entitled to vote, and her
husband sball be diHfranchised, ~N
Whatever age, Tank. profession OF degree, whether
T1IEin. maid, OF widow, that shall impose upofl,
feahGe, Of eettay INTO matrimony any nnale sub
means Of SCENTS paints, cosmetics, washes, artid-
eiai teeth. faIae hair: Spanish wool, iron stars,
ed guilty Of , misdemeanor, snd upon con1ic-
tion; shall be fined the sum OF 800, ind fmpris-
oned q the discretion Of the court trying the
, 1861-12-23

It has been considered TINT the reb ols, by
holding Cumberland Gap, possessed tho key
to East Tennessee. But this is an error. The
tap is indeed the most direct and the
commonly Travelled route; and Is naturally q
strong posi1aem which the rebels have without
doubt made nearly imprcgnable We arc not
limited, however, to Cumberland Gap for a
route to Knoxville. The Cincinnati Gazette
says that surveys made years ago, demonstrate
that the passage Of the mountains can be made
thongh several passes. Nothing is easier at
this moment than to advance corps d a7n.ee on
Knoxville whenever there is commander with
sagaciJ enough to sec his way or enterprise
enough to accomplish it. Tho Lord givo US
such General, even though he nay. have to bo
promoted from ; gun~squad for the purpose
, 1861-12-23

4 SS1GNEES SALE. Whereas
FIanGts a. Holman. otto Gclpeke sud aInx.nare
staEL ~ o. Etcsgo, Cook county, Ssa:e Of illnvia "a
n.11 inc ta ~ t5sta 2a tAuEHs ,sss pas ads gene
cleet q lees sS IS e1 e az ses .s ot pscebsf
County Court Hoast, il the city or Eh.cnrS All L
Eene II. a9 ao5 a5 thfctst ,1 he thsnsss haaI
net Il ant 70 Tue east twenty feet of the north
o. ,et ont oiosk A orl-naI town Or Chjeaso snhjocs
70 the tncumotauets tn. reon.
naShssf!d CHEs. e.. s!1LLEE Aszlgasa-
, 1861-12-23
THE SITUATION III KENTUCKY,



'toPee'A sor1espondence Chicago Trfb7ne.1
Aoo@snla' h5', Dec. I'll, 1881.
enaus .lnpot'anee mas been given to the
sa.,a . - ouaea 1ase1s occurred on Green river
-. -. s"A .us oeou.7 VI eoi' n1uach's reg
$1,000. $1,000, 49, s'es .no iaea mas oeen I'M
e1sseeo ueon 'ne "1nos o1 your readers that
stata T.,t. e. as .ra ano ae'lal'e pat!le Ii .n'e
t..<:. ~ - w "'ous an1pteso1on me
+o-aa, -. a1aa rF''A ~ ~ ''7 ''1 noA pas'le
Irrote ~ v,n +ho+ n.oo.
crnssed hv ~. h-;a,a.s ~ ra'e ~ ~ oeen
Rousseau md Neo1eY rrh;. 49, ra...so ' o
!: of ,nak;npa reconnn,sao,n. ~ Iaa poa0
TT that IT shon1d be dons T. e,-aa as..4,. .e'0s
sition az aff,ir. on 49, sa1.h n:s,. ~. w -:
stream, vaa 3mnerf..t1r tno~1 NJ -
vas found. md Co1 cr;ttenaon -,. a.t.h1:sla,
at the bridge md m Tho sor+h 49, ~ - ~
xtrpo,, ma ,,,,a- ta,-- 7rs~r.~..N.1, -.
The detachr,a,t - ~ 1p:,,: o'N.' "nno
placed At III, 80 r,;,a. oo.4 80 e .r.s "es
and thre. r,;,., 49,, 49, ~
fordsr;n- A,s,,n 10 = 1.-s-..-.1~.
.,eha,x +h.+ ,-,.o,.,.;1..L - ~ 49,
ronce;1 T., foroo fro-'s 49, cs.- -. ~
Ind arrived o,r f,-oas -a~a ,;.ha-s-. -. ~
Tho e,.ar,;o,, ~ 80 ,,;.1~at. - ~, ,,,.. m.1.&
and the ona,d at The hrIag. Thaea. ,attn-
wer, nrofectpd nv. Cant stona,a h..t.M .s''. =.
r;hc5 nfeces stationed on tha na1+,,a.~ 80, -.
of Green liver tTha ,t+ao1 -, Tsy;11,s,,. I'LL o
r,s u.dr nv +ta o;7ro,o. ~ 1.as rs.--s~. ~.
rebe1s 7yhosa -at,aat -, ~ 80 ~ ss "
1eode, c.nsad q 1,1t ~, ~ ->s.4 ~ - .1sn
Batteries uera adx.,oaa - ~. eD'
shoro ~ +ba -;,,o- f,- ~. .1e4n
mrn m The oth.r shnxa . $500 fa~ s:soa o. =. oul
,,xozo ox..,, -. P1ece'
d,e+sncs r. 49,. .as;..a ~ ~. ~ neneelase
stan;-tba rahs1a aats-s;1as - w. ~ e.ea ~"
or.1 +raon. - -s-,e -s.a-..-- ~ s.'e sne ECU
readvto cross n .fa-os Tz;. 1 oT-. ]As' ns -,
do when The mn NV ~ sat,,a'.. ~ ~"
>,,.;,roaa h.;a,o sns
ana ff7v b,r7s ora no. wa-n,,o-o .,.a., - 80
the cars will nrohah3x +ea+ +ho;- 1.os,rn,a7a,,;.
in fortnight Then ami MT t;11 +,,en -ha',
snnn,v +,a;nx c,r f,1,o- M 49, -,
an advance in forca he Md Tha1, 49, ~. ~.
fortv mi1es and rsrhan. .- Ls.s.n
ns and 4he reheis A. a.,5 oetba t;S.
the trim named ue rh,11 ,roh,h1- sava e.a.s
hattie Wbatavar ;ts raen,t 1910 - ~. a.11
he chect r. adxsrse ~ ". F.da.a, w ~ 49, .-aoas o
To the rebels an adverse +ern;nat;on III
moke the hattie a dao;s;v. ona +. 10 n.at;-
fy;np to fae1 that at that .sn ha .frsoted ~
ensn1e FIR Tho Uu9on c.nsa a naat v;ctrv ;.
be;n~ done 1n tha oa.,t-s d;1;.;o, st..a
main a1my therc ara mt less than 4, nm n,aa nv
and ten or +ve1-e fn11 ond 49, c,,on,a+a hatta1;~a
of the finest ona1itx manned and snnnorta5
h, regulars '>~ ~''@ wi ''- '01
F,stern Ven+rctv f,s 1+a,.u,.hH
mo ova,r,,,, and do.as+o+oa ~ ~ r-N1 -
der Humphrey Marshall Tbe T1n;on ,nan
have been driven ont of tb- rr;n.;,.1 +o1,,a
of that district ca, Mooro n cornrn.na ~
regiment of Ohio troops bas fa1len h,cx
from Louisa nnon Greennnrhnr~ En1nh..H
Marsha1I,s force took nosaeas,on of +,a 49,
on the 1uh twas renorted ~ - ;n+nSaas
following mn co1 nfoo,a T. nat ,Ss1.r
able Greenupshnre nav sh,re ~. ~ -,
Guyandot+e A +bonaan5 roha1s 49, .o.,
.t n~;nopu;17o =, p,th ae--4-
~ eJs "AeAo lucy !!
, 1861-12-23
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF,

a petition is being circulated In Detroit
that an Investigation shall bo msde Of the
charges against Gen. McKlnstry, now held IN.
der arrest at St. Louis.
The rebel flag that waved over the Mar
shall House, Alexnndris, and now stained
With the blood Of Ellsworth, is kept as q
trophy in the Adjutant Generals Office Of
Michigan.
-GoF. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, has been
collecting the old State arms, scattered around
among the counties, md as result he has
1854 muskets, 1900 rifles, and 81 cannon ;
with 10000 more muskets to come in, and
several pieces Of ordnance at Erie and Phila.
delphia~ The arms are being put in order at
the rate Of loo week.
Tho Lafayette House, two dwelling
houses and two barns, at Sandy Creek, Or.
leans county, N. T., wcro burned few morn
ings since; loss 81, 900, partially insured.
John SWegles, State Auditor of MICHIGAN
from 1850 to 1854, died at st. Johns, Mich, q
few dnys since, aged 49,
Hon James Z. McLarahan, Member of
Congress from the Franklin district Of Penn
sy17ania from 1919 to 1858, died in New York
e'@J, lAe Heeh, aSStu d.
The new hotel to occupy the site Of the
Nell House, at Columbus, Ohio approaches
completion.
. st Jehn's Episcopal Church, at Detroit
erected at cost Of $4,000, and capable o.
seating about one Thousand persons, was dedi-
Gated on Wednesday last, with ! sermon By
Bishop Burgess of Maine.
-Tha T1afres+ -.-. -
citement at Windsor, Canada, just across the
river, WAS for few days very ythreatcning-for
the consumption Of whisky.
The regents Of the University Of Michi
gan have voted to erect a law building, and In
Elte the proposals Of contractors, the building
TO DC completed by the first Of September.
iooas NO amount Is dxedfor the price. hut
payments are to be made annually for f3vn
years.
Tho Supreme Court at Rochester. New
YORK, has decided that the bequest of sao, 600 to
Hobart College, made by Allen Ayrault, shall
be paid, the trustees Of tho College having
hied the conditions annexed, which were to
raise $4,000 additional by subscriptions. This
places the college upon substantial basis.
Col Cad. c. Washburne, Of the I'd Wiscon-
sin Cavalry, At Lacrosse, reports six compa-
MICS OF his regimont NOW in camp, and DIS
men enlisted.
Prof John Ogden, Principal of the State
Normal School at Winona, Mimi, has rc-
s,sned, IN order to join the army Is officer in
ene Wisconsin cavalry.
"A permanent fosttAcaion. commandinp
sne passes at Ro}la, Mo-, is being constructed
, 1861-12-23

,,, LEE ENGLISH NAVAL FORCE AVAILABLE
The three classes of reserve comprise si~ht
line OF battle ships, six frigatcz, five coryetfcs
and ID twelve sloops, mounting grand total Of
l,e6! guns. The steam gunboats attached are
not included, which are 2l in number, with
q guns. This, however, does not include
me gunboats and mortar vessels laid up. The
Hst IS confined entirely to effective vessels at
Present, or could be rendered SO with little
delay. The ships in commission for service at
Portsmouth mount 3+2 guns. The total mum
ber of guns in the ships enumerated before Is
rs, while Admiral Mines feet, on the North
american station amounts to 673 guns,
, 1861-12-23

The fire at Charleston destroyed the build
ing In Which- the IAsr Democratic National
ConEeatlon Wis bold, and also the building In
assembled,
, 1861-12-23
Go=35artnfrshins.

DlSSOLUTION.-The Co:Part-
E,ner 1ef9%R heretofore eEsaag under the nrna Of
G is dsg ssosss aees'S q nsaas5s Toeaceo
aeae nis ane tas dEm = to be paid 10 T. Warne! IN
and r. n,a to sign tne nr name Ia quidaston
A14 ~ ntsAE payment OF al abiIttcs.
delIlSH-l r. 3. y ASHE1-
, 1861-12-23
5tralt1 BpR G1aDrks.

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
WpRKA VIII YREEuRY, 157 South Clark street,
e5Ssa ~ nH9na @ ~ apd Aonloe Chicsge Dycz md
EsIaw Hats and Bonnet D5eng, Dleachtng and PreasI
aaF Etofe and Country work solicited All orier.
k9o1 3aI- = fcE6l II
, 1861-12-23

tsas the success attained viii III tiu,, tine
warrant the belief that Illinois may add to
its other staples an annual crop of 100000
bales Of cotton in no way inferior to the
best "upland"' Of the slave States. r.
, 1861-12-23
1he North Carolina Election Humbue.
from the Cincinnati Gazette,1

We have no doubt that there are thousands
OF good Union men in North Carolina: but
tho stories about the declaration Of inde-
pcndence, and tho election Of n. N. Taylor a.
Provisional Governor, and that Of Foster as
1 Memoef Of congress, arc undoubtedly false.
Representatives have very properly decided
that Foster ia not entitled to seat In this
connection it is important to state that Tho
Norfolk Day Book says, that sssCh. HI. Fos-
ter Union member Of Congress for North
Carolina, is Knight Of the Golden Circle,
and sworn ever to sid the South in EnnI ~
VOC; that he was an active and prominent
member Of the association in North Carolina
and administered the solemn oath, &c, to
nany members there''
It also states that Marble Elsh Taylor, now
Provisional Governor Of North Carotina was
q Chaplain In North Carolina Regiment. and
an earnest preacher Of the word, as given to
to him By Tue prophet jeff
, 1861-12-23

ILLINOIS TEACHBRs' 'AsscC1ATIoN.-The an.
nual meeting Of the State Teachers Associa-
ton occurs thfa year at Bloomington, On the
35th, seth and eth instant Among the lee.
turera announced arc G. !. King, Prof ". IL,
Baker. Hon: Newton Bateman, (state Super
lntendcnt Of Schools, md Miss Mshoney, Of
Quincy.
1t Will doubtless be an Interesting occasion
for teachers, as such gatherings always arc,
Lady members will be entertained free Of ar
pensc at Bloomington, as as they were at QuIn-
Gy year ago, and the hotels charse reduced
fnTc to gentlemen. The railroads also grant
Numbers re,uTn tickets free.
An examination OF teachnrs for State cert;t7.
cates also occurs there On tho 9th and 25th.
, 1861-12-23
Chr Triht&ttt,
MONDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1851.
ARMY AND NAVY CONTRACTS.

ARME AND FAVY CONTRACTS.
Repeatedly, eince the many develop
ments Of fraud In the contracts arising from
the military necessities Of the country, have
We urged the passage Of an act, putting all
Government contractors, whether for the
Army or Navy, on military footing, and
sugechng them, in cases where cheating
Is proved. to the pains and penalties
Of Martial Law. The necessity for
that policy is daily proved by the
shameful chapters which the public prints
and tho authorized Investigating commit
: tees are opening to Congress and the coun-
try. Fremont's California thieves in St.
Lonia, one Of wkora, though under indict-
ment$ for grave criminal offences On the
Pacific coast WAS his keeper Of the barri
.cadea, master Of transportation,
private secretary, and q Colonel in
the "arny Of the Mississippi
The contracts which. these robbers made
and Fremont ordered; the disgusting ne
potism Of the Secretary Of the Navy, who
permitted his brother -in-law to make $685.
600 in commissions for the purchase of yes
sells, in 8 few months; the gross miscon-
duct Of Alexander Cumming, who
was Illegally empowered by the Secretary
Of War to usurp the functions of the gu
thorized agents Of the Government to the
great det1imant Of the public service; the
completely Of O. B. Matteson in that sCata-
line"oontract which proved Thurlow Weeds
financial skill; the suffering which our
soldiers have endured by reason Of the ras-
cality which has been practised in the sup
ply Of rations, blankets, tents, stores, &C.,
&c; the danger to which they
have been made liable By the
worthless arms which contract
ors have imposed upon them by the CON-
pGcity with scoundrels in of1ce,-these
and thousand and one other transactions
Of a ike character demand that more eff
cient measures should be immediately
adopted for the protection Of the national
treasury and the vigorous and economical
conduct Of the war. We do not see what
can bc done, unless the policy which nc
suggest can be lcgalized by Congress, and
robbery Of the army and navy made capi-
tai offence.
We are glad to know that few Of the
ablest men Of the House are at work UPON
the problem which this subject suggests,
and that if they can steer clear Of the con
stitutiona1 difficulties which st first glance
seem to lie in the way, they will frame
statute which will be q halter, around
the neck Of every contractor, needing only
the proof Of scoundreism to make the
rope do its Office in stringing him up.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
Over a Million of Bottles
MARRIED PERSONS,

others conscious CT inability, from whatever
will find McLean's Strengthening Cordial thorough
Regeneration of the system, and all who may have in.
Jured themselves by improper indulgence, will find in
the Cordial a certain and speedy remedy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
DR. wEAvER'S CANKER AND SALT RI

nR- WEAvER'S CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SY-
~ RUP, for the cure of Canker, Salt Rheum, Ery.
spelas scrofaous Diseases Cutaneous Euptions,
Eyes, and every kind of Disease arising from an i'm
pure state of the Blood. THE MOST EFFECTIVE
BLOOD PURIFIER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
1t is the Prescription of Educated Physician and
all who are afflicted with any Of the above named dis.
eases, should use il without delay It viii drive the
diseases from the system, and when once out on the
skin, few applications of DR.. WEAyER,S CERATE. or
OINTMENT, and you have permanent cure
The CERATE has proved itself to be the best ONT
ment ever invented and where used it has never
been known to fail Of eiscting permanent cure Of Old
Sores letter and Ringworm Scad Head, Chibains and
Frost Bites Barbers Itch, chapped Cracked Hands
or Lips, Blotches or Pmplcs ON the Face. And for
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES the Cerate Is the onIy
thing required to cure. It should be kept in the house
of every family. :
Price Of Syrup 81 Cerate OF IS cents per bottle Di
rections accompany each bottle Sold by most Medi.
cine Dealers; n. HARRIS CO., Proprietors,
For the Western and Southern States; Cincinnati
To whom orders for the above Medicines may be ad.
dressed q I .
Sold Wholesale and Retail by W. W. Berry Demo;
vile, Ewn, Pendleton Co., Rains L Brown and ali
other Druggists Of Nashville Tenn s Mansfield CO.
Memphis, Tenn; Edward Wilder & Co. louisville. XIV
j. Wright & Co., New Orleans, La aug2o-dAw1y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23

Distracted or Difficult Menstruation, Incontnence
Urine Involuntary Discharge thereof Falling of Il
Womb, Giddiness, Painting and all Diseases incident
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
DR. HENRY ANDREW. the. original inventor. re-.

~ former and founder Of principles in the prac-
tce OF Medicine, can be consulted by letter, by adj
dressing MIN al New o. leans, La, and Medicine win
ce forwarded by mail, free Of charge for traI) TO any
Post Once IN the Union DR. ANDREW offers in ali
cases OF Consumption and Nervous Debility Scrofula
and al kneumatic Parslytic aud Mercuria affections
Gravel, Bropsy, &C., safe and speedy cure Female
weaxnsss Suppression irregulaIties and all diseases
OF the womb, Structures IN the Urethra, Fstuia ana
Piles remedfed without the use instruments or band
Alter twenty years OF person., and professional
appearances no can state thai person u the world
can cure those diseases Bth ninera1 vegetable med
icine alone There never was one chronic disease
treated right or prsperly q The Charity Hospital IN
this and the bead ana pride fthe medical faculty
have charge g IS. He 49, no mineral medicine Hs
rsmed1ee snabIs The most debtated 70 enjoy = 6reno
nndeottop of hea11h WhI1e taking The medici16 -
eoype,oa men i've. uoy3e-u4ne'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23

Suffer no longer. Take 1t according to directions 1t
will stimulate strengthen and nvigorate you and
the bloom of health to mount your cheek again. Every
battle is warranted TO give satisfaction.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
Jasper Branch Railroad.

OFFICE NASH L CHAT RAILROAD Co.
October 5, 1859
ID order of the Board of Directors made on the
II stock of the Company subscribed for building
branch road from Bridgeport to Jasper payable to the
Treasurer of this Company follows
One dollar on each share on the LIST of November, OF
1859, and two dollars each share the LIST day
December, 1859, January, February, March, april
May, June, July, August, September, October
and November, 1860.
Payment may be made to Jackson Pryor, at Jas
per, 10 the Treasurer at his Office In Nashville.
Promptness in meeting these calls IS requested OF
subscribers Of stock the construction of the road
depends exclusively the provided specifically
for that purpose.
oct4-u VA. GIEAVES, Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY

FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANYING EACH B0TTLL
They are sold by Medicine dealers generally
Price IS Cts per bottle
j. N. HARRIS CO., Cincinnati ONO
Proprietors for the Southern and Western States 10
whom address all ORDERS
For sale wholesale and retail by W W Berry & De-
moyiile Ewin, Pendleton L Co., and Rains Brown,
Nashville, Tenn; s. Mansfield Il Co., Memphis Tenn.
J. Wright Co., and Scovil L Means, New Orleans:
D. Park, Cincinnati Ohio; Edwaod Wilder, Louisville
KY, oct6-daw-ly
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Nashville & Decatur Railroad.
zsyz7 EzzzszS9 - A
Complete from Nashville TO Decatur

DOUBIE DAILY TRAINS Will. COMMENCE RUN
L. ming from Nashville TO Decatur, Grand Junction,
Memphis jackson, Tenn Canton, jackson, Miss, and
New Orleans, on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Ist, 1880.
making close connections North and South
The shortest and most reliable route passing through
the finest portions of Tennessee and Alabama having
gentlemanly conductors, and making quick time. No
Line offer greater Inducements 10 travellers than
this route.
The Passenger Trains over this Road win leave Nash
vile al A NJ, and 6:S0P NJ Arrive st Nashville
1-20 A. NJ, and 20 p. n
Freight Trans leave Nashville Sis A. NJ Arriyo
at Nashville at $50 p. N ". ON. PERKINS,
noy17-u General Superintendent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
Life Medicines

| Vegetable Life Medicines
are known to be infallible: .sf-1
| DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleasing the first and
second stomachs, and creating flow of pure healthy
| bile, instead of the stale and acrid kind ELATU.
LENCY, Loss OF APPEuTE, HEARTBURS, HEADACHE,
ResteSsness, Ill Temper Anxiety, Langour and Mean
choly, which are the general SYMPTOMS of Dyspepsia,
| will vanish, natural consequence of its cure.
C0ST1VENESS, by cleaning the whole length of
the intestnes with solvent process, and without
violence all violent purges leave the bowels costve
FEvERs Of all kinds, by restoring the blood to a
regular circulation through the process of respiration
in such cases. and the thorough solution of all nest
4 nal distractions in others.
The Life Medicines have been known to cure RHEU-
MAT1SM permanently in three weeks, and GOUT in
half that time, by removing local inflammation from the
| muscles and ligaments of the joints.
DR0PSlES of all kinds, by freeing and strength
ening the kidneys and bladder they operate most de-
lightully these important organs, and hence have
ever been found certain remedy for the worst cases
Also WORMS, by dislodging from the turnings Of
the bowels the Shiny matter to which these creatures
scURvY. ULCERS INvETERATE SORES
by the perfect purity which these Life Medicines have
| to the blood, and all thu humors.
by their Alternative effect upon the fluids that feed the
skin, and the morbid state of which occasions all
eruptive complaints, salow, cloudy, and other dis
agreeable compilations.
The of these Pills for a very short time will eff
feet an entire cure 0fSALT RHEuM, and striking
MON COLDS and INFLUENZA will always be
cured by one dose, or two in the worst
PILES.-The original proprietor Of these Medicines
cnred Of Piles Of 35 years standing by the of
the Life Medicines alone IS ;
FEVER AND AGUE.-For this scourge Of the
Western country these Medicines will be found SAFE
speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines leave
the system subject to return of the disease
by these Medicines is permanentTry them, be salts
fed and be cured :
BILIOUS FEVERS AM LIVER COM
PLA1 TS.-General Debility Loss of Appetite, ana
Diseases of Fernales-the Medicines have been used.
with the most beneficial results in of this de-
scriptien Kings Evil and Scrofula, in its worst
FORMS yields to the mild yet powerful action of these
remarkable Medicines. Night Sweats, Nervous DebiI
y, Nervous Complaints of all kinds, Palptation Of
Heart, Painters Collie speedily cured.
MERCU RIAL DISEASES.-Persons whose con
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