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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

utts itous WbSu w K"Sh tuaec " III
seiligcncc, being the latest dircc. from
Lincoindom, A. iolsews
Ixron1ASr SscnTr NAvM. ExpEarroa
AsaSsr THE SovrH L.nd4r this head the
Herald has the following editorial arii.
Gle -
II ha. Z snmored for some lime that
there were ushcr eecret expeditions in
contemplation agsiurt the Southern coast
besides that which resulted 80 sureess.
fully at Halterns Inlet, on Nc ceast nf
North Carolina, aud wi,hia tho lar; faw
days mysterious notes VI preparation
were heard which won't Far TO show that
those rnuscrs were not witlcns fonda
ton. But movements have how trkrn
place which leave no donbt On the snl,.
.cct, even !! we were not placed IN rot
session Of facts, which we arc not now
at liberty to mention, hu, which satisfy
Us that there is something important IL
the wind
1t had been recently stated that those
monster steamships the Atlantic, the
Balt,a. and the Vanderbilt-lad beer,
chartered BIZ the Government fol some
secret naval service, at the same lime
that other transports, previously en-a.
god, had come to this city for the ssag,
purpose. The Transports have suddenly
disappeared aud wiin them a- suddenly
several regiments enearnp.d on long
Island, Mt Scarsdale, AT Camp Winfield
Scati, Hampstead. at Fort Hamilton and
other nlaces. The New Hampshire Beg
inient, which was missed from l,s camp
On Sunday, was seen 10 take The cars a
the Long Island Railroad early IL the
m rniag. and il IL asceriained tbst i.
proceeded 70 the terminus Ct the road, a,
the other end Of the island Every tedy
who witnessed this Increment felt aston.
ished What, II was asked, can troops
be wanted for IN ihs, reEion iiu, tbs
appearance of the Atlantic Of Gsccnpor'
soon solved tire mystery. The troops
were taken un board. and the siiio s.eered
in a sonthwerd alfectien.
OF the precise destination Of these
troops and ii the other rcgifneats--iu
all from six to ten thousand men--wc
cannot inform orr readers It is a Gov
ernmcut secret, But We may state gen.
orally that il is undoubtedly the South
ern coast There are nj beast three IA
val expeditions an foot aud al the ayaii
able ,rrops on tho Nagthern coast viii be
sent Ia one or the other Of them Gen
Butler went ia Boaten to send forward
troops from that direction. and he is Il
command one u the expeditions himself
Ia ilse course of fhrce wrskt perhaps
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

i NSssa.s-sa Pnqsr sisea slse following
as ths, 81 tteir generals Gsses
Mecle'lan Is nss get s5 /, Gen, Fts61ont
ia under - i, Gen. Lyon waa about "A ;
Goa Butler is a.; Gen Banks ID 81,
and Gen. Mcdowell is about 40
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cux,r conN.-.The DAYTON lOhin. Em

Cnxsr CoaN.--The Dayton (0hiol En-
pire, learns NY private letter frem a
gentlemen In lowe, that any qusn,iiy "
corn can bc purchased in ''le State at
eight cents per hushei Think Of plant,
ing. blowing, gathering, aud hauling
com at eight cents a husiel At this
rate il will cos, an ordinary farmer a
Thousand bsshels Of corn, annually, to
pay his ahars Of Itncoln's war dsbte GU
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

A SrisspsD Psszk. An agent in this
city Of A. Belmont. of New York, has
been purchasing. for some time psst,
lasge Quantity cf tobacco FOR his princi-
pal. which is said 10 &c now ia store in
tssis city. TO. the handsome amount OF
three thousand hagsheads, worth. in
raond numbers. 335O,000. The agents
Of Lincoln have been very astiye fos
seine timc past in seiziug tie fands and
property Of Southern men Ia the tnrtL-
era cities. W. are reioiccd that the
Confederate Gosernman, have, in this
magnificent lot Of tobacco, fupd suffi-
cie,st To cover very large ppriian Of tho
recent Yankee cuniiscations at the North.
Aagaste Belmont Is well known
banker in Wall street.-The same whom
Secretary Chase recently sent over to
lonjpa TO attempt negotiation Of tho
Federal war loan, aud who met with I
signal failure A. Belmont IL also tho
intimate friend and financial agent Of
Gcs Fremont. aud is doubtless ! sym
pain'xer IN that officers brutal measures
ID Missouri We have no doubt that tho
Confederate Rscsises undo. ti.a seaues-
tra,ivn aci, Mr. GlIes viii lcok promptly
alter this tobacco u lIvlmont - hasAssesi
Dispasss
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GKfri~e Srssxn. ---st ia signlhesn. ,Aai
the newspapers Of Philadelphia, Rosian,
and Cincinnati. are calling upoa The l.ie
cpln Gusrrnmens 10 ferlIsy those uisies
4Vinw Of the possible approach el h.s'
StasN What curious commentary
ueo1 t iqple who wrfe Lus ak weeks
go, t13h ovcviunnsug the Ssath
With ~ itiossdoms
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

lspniA yosnatses, IabofinR
upder 'dsllr In sremaas. dnnissad ~
side neas Heartburg. Iahsl ~ nlife
biz mouth wtifa uuYowAer Ard IL ~
thug dse "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

tyr. r,JBEAII. residcucr West N puhe square.
~ nmse 10 sAe back room nl J, D. l.ineaslerA o
Drag itarc Calls lsit ua The des SLATE ~ iae HiNs
store, vi b pfymHssy sstnaded to.
si4sihal. IAN. ~. sdt hi7N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

~ tetal population a he Stsle "
according 10 thu ernee1 =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

DR. r. r. II. JOHNSON. nfrls III. professional
| selViras % ,at sN1eRl Of gfshal and iurrgsrs-
NJ eraltfy. u.Afe one Hn1f slatli pl scar. WIZ
orsp1ans liaR ~ nc. Calls sftna the Sate AZ tae
,a8r or si ~ Deut Steve vi Scars s Witasf-p9oe
wiii h9 promptly attQHAcato.
Sob %, iatt, usty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

TAR 4. sRkRs orers his arci's.lsanl sefsl ass 90
tAe el.ws-ss ~ as-hai. and ssr.eauilae country.
oYslcA~-At taa Drug stored Sears Nihe4tNpoa.
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Austln........ w. H. j. Darlington
" san Antonio. Vance \ Brother /;
Victoria. ...... WIN. N. blassi
Houston.....- H. W. Taylor
y Beaumont John }. Herf'ng.
They will receive and forward to the
proper destination the contributions OF
tho county associations. aud Of the eli
zens generally. and. whenever necessary
may finnish Transportation. and incni
other expeusos rowing properly ant o
,he diseharpe of their duties. on lhe faiil
ma credit ID ,be Co,rederat. ,s,a,es
Tie State itself w,Il snsts,n that credit
/, ,.o Utmost limit Of it's resources All
valid accounts f,r military stores ,hu,
furnished. or otherwise contracted b,
sneb agent n the discharge Of his du,ics
viii uc certified by hin, .e this office
where the same viii 30 examined an
provrd and rcrist.yed.
The Comfy Societien will forward
THAR coot,ibu,;oua 10 tho agents a,
The most roaycnien, ar agreeable depo,4
FacL ~ tie arepta Al Henderson. Palss
tn.. pallns sherman. Vince. snstin. SA,
antonio and y;s,or,a wjll l,vwarl hi,
enlIeet;ons "a de most axassal,le Depot
either at .fet}rrsop Huston vnr ,s'an
mont d,reetod 70 lie age,,t az that min,
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Illu Gums.

GEO. LANE. A,,or1,ss at ia'c, Marshall, Harrison
IL SoNaty. Texas.
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tenss.s-~M. !. Hall, MarAsll. Texas, 4. p.
N,4alay fpfalssn,
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4
Il. w. LOUGHERY,
snfroR AsE rHorR,Rros.

TERMS
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WIN, BYRD. Adiusaut.Gencral.


4 Ne9rnsRS EsrmArs Of Tss STRENGTH
OF rns CoSrrpfRkrg Fpnsgs The New
York Herald has Washington cores.
pondeu,. who from time 10 time sends 90
that iournal estimates Of the strength #
the Confederate iefcea. and who, ao doubt,
takes his figures from the estimates made
40 by Lincoin's military chiefs at " ash
ngt3n In bic letter Of tic 18th rlt,
ho says.
have prepared the following state
mcni ef the present strength and posi-.
tion ~. the Rebel forces from purely etig.
iual sources, and from data that have
been collecting for she last FIVE weeks
Il may be rolled Oh 10 every particular /;
acis forces before Washington, Including
Hearferaid raS30 ifpGps. tea is@. y.
i1iirstan- 50 tJu trrans between thatn
Bridge and t'cshRts Nsgfnanss Felafosvt-
meats VI b 'sM fft0pe. originally HskM.
sra 81 eress t6s p,sf 4sa, Il AqatA Csstk.
. mn, r. II !. $500. .s - 7 s "
IL ii Ia $50 TROOPS iaaces
tsrs Jssaes' aas i;spashanassk sisers lsna
Al Narktssu. Nossuis and iss,smSnta NJ 900
Al Frsttsgig Asbers, SOFA esiefrhufg, tafi1;
nfeatssliie lSia .HilrfwF sAlj Gpf-
Aotls,liie so,ia Slsunsan. NHsa tesing
Ton. 2ass; charlessessl'e. seba, l,sucR
harg ses-s; Barsessl u. 4a@ totsl II aee
In WcS,sfn Yifcssia. nndtr f!lyd aas Zee S1rrS
Mar Winchester and ssrassatK ltsaD
r., asa a4a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-30

Nashville and BeGEGUr RafsFead
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
lHROCCH TO MEMPHIS TN II HOURS
N ara after Sunday Juy 2is 1851 Mail Train will leave
Nashville Daily at 7 P NJ
Returning arrive at Nashville az LIS 4 N.
Way Passenger Trains will leave Nashville daily except Sun
lays, at Am.
Returning, arrive Gt Nashville 6:lO ?. d.
II ? The A. II, Train connects with Trsins to Huuts
lille and Chattanooga.
NJ The P. N. Train connects with Trains to COrinth
3TEnd Junction, Memphis, and Rev Orleans
iulyl9-H ", ON PERKINS,
General Superintendent
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Psg E6ikgN EaAEs NEss.
teEss=sSSr 9gssEzz7
559!5 ssas.ss
G.. T.. HOWE ERTON.
Ne,s Q and 30 Public Square. Nashville.
Harness EganulncsuUeT.

oACH and Buggy Eernsssof every styls snd quality kept
q constantly hand and manufactured 20 srder Also
Buggy Collars Kip and Hcs Skis Collar, brdles matters
and al other ar ice made BY Harness o. the
hest materials and tie fDest Workmanship al Of which VIII be
uod cheap be bought in be United stat
To HOwERTOEs Harness has teen awarded the .1tga'
est PrsiSR az the Tennessee state F2E, e RentuCy state
Bowling Green, at the Limestone County FSri Aaos'
me; Agricultural Society at AthenT,
nKS0'6I-d1Sn
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Corsl;tutioaalEty OFthe SeqJsestratfon Act
CaufFan1gG

Fr5u the CHARLESTON Courisr, Oct . .r
Judge Eagrath yesterday morning delivered the
opinion Of the Court with regard to the questions
raised by Messrs. L. Pettigru Nelson Mitchell and
Wm Whaey, Esqs., as to the constitudenalty OF the
SequeS.ratIOn Act. - .. .-.--. ~ CD -.-
The Judge, before giving Lis opinion in some pre-
Iirlinarv remarks alluded to the great ability with
which the questions raised had been discussed, and
said that in the decision he about to render he
had been assisted by the labor and impressed By
the zeal which had been xhibited in the arguments
While he entertained no doubt that he had reached
conclusion, altogether FecOncIlsbl9 Wfth and sup
ported by authority and reason, it was, neverthe-
less agreeable to him to have the assurance that if
he erred in his conclusion it was competent for the
parties to refer to another tribunal the correctness
Of this decision. p .-. L...--. D. r.f
The Judge then proceeded with his opinion, which
was listened to with the closest attention.
The main point decided in tie case was that the
Saquestration act was the constitutional exercise
by Congress Of the pOTer gIven TO It under the
Constitution Of the Confederate States to declare
war and TO ms e Fu}es concerning captures Onlsnd
or water. The power to confscats, or otherwise to
deal with the property Of enemies, within she terri
tories Of the bgigeFeDts, IN time Of WaF, belongs to
every nation; and that pCWer, IN these COntede-
rate States was given 60 the Congress Of the Con
federate States uader that portion Of the Consttu
ton which gave it the power 70 regulate captures
In this general power Of ConiscatOn debts are L9t
to be excluded, but are TO be regarded as another
species Of property. There was no foundahon Ter
the argument that the power to eoDhsGEte n time OF
war was in the States, and not in the Government
Of the Confederate Ststas. .-. 60 g- =
The existence Of that power in the StEte--h it
could be supposed to be there-would be so cons
troled by the treaty making power, and othsr pow
org -Eigb bslang TO the Congress of the C0nfeder-
afe Sfares that its exercise BY the States would be
subject 10 saea censrol and perhaps Prohibition as
ye4 be fnCcnsstcn5 with the idea Of the sovereign
mower Of thc STATE or uauoa. --.-l .E.r.1
The S5quesEga-icn Act operates directly upQathe
Drn-srtv mentioned IN the fist section of thar Act
Bv tie terms Of the act, tae sequestratiOn Of al
such property was complete, and such property BY
that Act Of lSeQuestratiOn becomes as absolutely
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SPECIAL EoTIoH.-The UHeH AND ArERIcLS e. coa6ues
ed ssrfcy upon Tie CASE tgstefa AZ Gpeys are dSooz
Ee az Ae separation OF he tins for soaiCh they dare 56
paid. Subscribers tgiU be ROtisd tod6n their sa5scTiO
5s a6ous 70 expire, 6g Cross MARX on her GPes md ~
sss ths sz6script0 70 rssEOsd tie paper D Be disc5ts
BGtoA for TIE cross marx, aud FsnSo gog7 s5scftpf0a
Weekly UNION ANERIcAE 81 per IN cdDGAes-
hi Weekly UE1oN ASB ANERIcAE s. per anBHa IL al
Subscribers desiring their papers changed Reatoa
tho Pest oee from, well asthe to, which thsy desire s
shange to be made. a--..--.
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NUMBER 1871

ara lawfully the propsrty of=tEe Confederate
Sttes as if the title to il bs passed from its former
owner for valuable cons Iteration.
ihe duties, therefore, which the Act declare to
at3et the citizens OF the Confederate States in re-
iaFlou 10 such property were iutes in Telalisn to
properly which belongs to the Confederate States.
aIa could not be considered as duties which a. all
ezAted ilreonnac6on v1ith lnrunrrtv in which
al len enemies had an interest rsmsiuipv By fbe
efsFst.0h o. tat Act the interest Of such alien en-
eHlles Aad 5-cpue -e0mpl-tsly .el,,inguishsd and
FiF ritis instantly df7ssIed. ne proceetIirzs
= liich WeFs contsmp plaied by that Act were p-3-
ceEdlags contemplated i0r the purpose Of euabbag
thI Government to recover the possession Ct that %
W Eeh It had thGs established a perfect right Of
1rhpsrty. { sd EEE
fhe denUrersl therefore, in all the cases were
DYbrruied p
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L
Fhe states Of Massachusetts. Connecticut Maine
RlI0de Island Vermont and New Hampshire. have
fJ7lg sir regiments 10 the field al told Massachrr-
selts with twice the white population Of North
Caroiina has Il regiments while the latter has sG.
anh Tennessee, v fth white population OF SEQ 600
hsIs q regiments against l6 from al New England
" lth white population of more than three nliI-
hslas Thissame Massachusetts,, daring the war of
/ ispZ sent some Of her troops towards Canada bus
tEty refused to cross tie line 70 fight the Brissh
AMI left this work on foreign soil to be done nv
SolIthern troops. Bat she claimed pay for these
sa ne militia, and We belieTe was still claiming il
at Rae hands Of the government when the ola Union
W'ls broken up, thus showing thas Yankee greed
wis much stronger than faRkGs val0-. The truth
Is, tennsy lYanI2, New 1rk, and tie Northwestern
saEtes. are bearing the brunt of this war against
thll south The New Eagland States are wiling
enPugh % profit BY the war, which they were lsrre
y HstrsIaental in bringing 1n, but they viii do out
ltt-s 81 tha lighting -Nsnplis Appsal0
4 n cOn1eetiou with this subject, we notice the
BID hmond Disraish asks, 'Who ars we fighting p,
and answers the question thus. " ne term .Tsn-
ke ought no longer be applied . the- enemy. Such
a rra is not just to the fighting men en- the eter
sid ) .ncr 20 ourselves. We sre; in point OF fact.
lite rally and truly, invaded By a European army
Tn bt army Is made up Of Irishmen and Germans.
wi idh small proportion Of Ysnkeez Whilst the
Ya ikse Government dsprseates bitterly the sympa-
thy Of European Governments with the South, its
Ow main reliance is European soldiers. TIE p-is-
one RS Just brought in arc chiefly CT this class If
we cali them Yankees We not OILY commit an error
Ia fact, bus give the Yankees credit fer fighting
the own battles. We have just whipped an Irish
and German army, whose bravest leader was a de-
PRAYED Eaglishman, and it is an army of foreign
ne FCeBsries which stil remain for US. to whip on
he borders Of the Potomac"
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The Spirit OF ,7e-The Old EisIeman.


: The Spirit OF sT6--The Old RifIemaas
We are indebted to a gentleman Of Columbus,
Ga, for the following lines. by Frank TicknoT, IL.
D., of that city, which have the ring OF the true
metal. Every Old Virginia Riieman. and every
descendant Of 4 Virginia Rifeman of ;76, should
take down his old gun, and talk TO her our GeOr
gia friend does 70 "Old Bess."- Richmond D-spa!eh
$50 30 The Old RIfIcmsn. .. .-
d BIZ BEN.
Nov bring ne cut ny buck slin suit
Ny poG and powder, tool
Wen see il ssventysx can shoot
Assxesn used to do. . -. -.
o'd RessI we've kept our barrels bright! - ..
Asfar il not as fne sight,
. Aslong ago We drsWi ..-s
.- And pick me ont trusiy fintI
. A real white and blue,
Perhaps twill win the other tint
.. Before the hunt IL through .
Give boys YOUR brass psrcession caps,
s. Old 'shut pan" suits as WE'LL
There's some hing in the sparks; perhaps
There something II the smslli
We've sesn tie red. coat Briton bleed!
r The red skin Indian, tco
We've never thought 70 draw 4 bead
0nTankee- doodle-dco! .
- Bat, Bessel bless yoBr dear old Heart,
Those asys are mo uy oore;
And We must revive the art
OF Shooting on the iun!
II Doodle must be meddling, why,
% There's only this 10 do
Select the blsc spot il his eye
And let the daylight through!
And IL he DOESN'T ike the way
That Bess presents the view,
He'll maybe change bis mind aad stay
Where thsgoO1 Do3dlss dol
Where Lincoln lives TIE man, you know,
Who kissed the Testament,
To keep the Constitution! No!
To keep tie TOUsTlHlelE
Wen hunt for lincoln. Pessl old tool,
And take bin half and half;
Wen aim TO At him, II fcol,
AMI miss him il q ealfl
Wen teach these shotgun boys the tricks
By which war is wOn,
Especially how severity SIX
Toek Tories en- the
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p.rl5 IS, 4t++,-w..Ary IS, w..a., ss.
satea er Aarert,slnr.
nRNHEARLa AF PLEAguLE.

0as sauare, one year. s3o-Esch additional sqzare, sls
dVorGfsers exceeding the space con GracteS
for, Will be charged fer the excess
81 II EHR WEEKLY. -..
Orr DOLkAR per squas Tor hs fs and TTE JTI foF ss
subaquent insertion
AdEsrtsnsuts published both the Daily sca Weekly, vi
eehargsd Ae fall daily rates with onshaf the Hees rats
7rgassSt AGsAsssassss 1Sst PAID for at tAs ssso
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J, q. McbEAN, Sole Proprietor,
CcT1eT OF Third Eld Pine streets, st. Louis, u o.
81 =. ncLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINT
TEHTs
bezt External in the world for Man or


best External in the world for Man or
Beast.
TEVEOUSANDs II humsn bengn hsEsbesn saved life q de-
CTeptpde and u5ery by the Of this nv2luabls Lni
nent. 1t viii RlieVs PAIN aI-ost inssntaneensy, and
win cleanse purify and heal the touest SORE in incredible
short time McLEAH's VOLCANIC OIL LIE1nERT will re
the inVeters Of Rheumatism aout OF Nsu
ralya. For Pasl o. trscssd Muscles Stiffness Weak
the Joints. Musc s. Ligamcns It wiz never fail
applications will Sire Throat, Headache EaTachs
Scalds5 suy Pain, Il is Enfabls Remedy
Try will hnd iIdl psns.Dle remedy Keep il
always on hard
PLANTERS FARMERS any having charge Of horses
viii sSve money y using GcLesas Volcanic Oil Linimen II
u speedy and nfslbe for Gells, spTsins Ohstes
Swelling Lseneus, SWeeny Sores Wounds, Scratches
SKtesnal 3sezsa Try Il, ana you will be Convinced,
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Ssint Louis, NO.
Eale at PcprtoTs BrcsI by 5sTTy / Cc-rovie and G
III Har6s-rhots uaH-9d-tH&Ely
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The BIood-restoriug the siek, suffering invalid to
HEALS H AND sEEENGH
There is 10 Mistake About 1t.
Ii will cure Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, DSrra Dysss
y Headache De reson Of Spirits Fever and AgUe, Inward
Breath Tany disease Of the Liver Stomach Boz
els,
III GENTLEMEN do you wish to bs Healthy, Strong and
Vigorous
M LADIEs do you want the Bloom Of Health TO mount
our Cheeks sgain then goat snce and get
mcI.easasg siren 9Th ening Cordial alld Blood
Purifier
Delay not morasnt It Is warranted to give satisfaction.
Rg, obstructsd Mensruaon Falling Of the Worb, Barren
ansease arising fon Chronic Nervous Debility,
Ia an InfAiiibie Remedy --"-. -
FOR CHILDEENs g. -
Do you delicate, scky Q 6e Eealny
Rrcng and Robus 7--thsn give them McLEAhs STRENGTH
ENISG CORDIAL Csee hs directions OF zach ooel Is ds
licious 70 take -s
One tablespoonful, taken every morning faztng sure
preventive against Cks and Fever Yellow Fever Cholera or
sny prevailing dsesse
n CAUTION beware Of Druggists Dealers who nay
Try palm upon you bste Of Btes SsrsapsTa (Which
they buy ohesp by saying it just good There
BASE enough stes part o. my name 70 dub the
VILE decocons Avoid such infamous PIRATES and their
yllisno compeunSsi Ask for Dr. j. q Mclean Strength
sning Cords Blood Purifier Take nothing else 1t is the
eDy remedy tst will Purify your Blood thoroughly, and, St
the time, STRENGTHEN and INVIGoRATE the whole
organisation. L is pat in s-ge Bottlssi per botte or
DR. J. Il. MeIE an, Sole Proprietor,
corner Of Third and Pine Streets, st. Louis No, |
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And, IN fact all the ocncoitsa Of nervous and deas
Ttsts Of the EyEts@. ...--..-- -. 81
AS q SEEnlular2s, 7a--.
II Is quits different alcoholic prsparatons Isnot Sab
lsct to reactions shape continues to exert its inGnence
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity es ey
Its presencaI --s.
As q Female medfoiass -- cen.
It sdusy powerful and elective and restores equilibrium
safer than s the other medicines which for
have flooded the market aid which orly nurious, in place
assisting renoVans the constitution for very good
son too that they only Hads from the e9so15 Of und
gnorsnt OF tie Medical profession altogether, -
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks veil professional cayacts,
the fact that minerals whatever form the least component
parts Of the Ingredients Of bis RsjuTensE EzirE know
ing What ruin has bsen eaeS tic Community by opium and
mercury.
GsnalIy, dsbiitssd, DR.. Wright would say Never
despair No matter how down you msy be, matter rev
you matter what the 2y have bSneTsaks
whatever you depart from Hygn principles
-taks hiH -
ReiuyeoatlEg Elixir
and you Will soon and yourself new asua pris astsad
he reverse to friends snd healthy, sSEnd, and worthy
1eulssr Of the human family.
Price - per bottle, three bottles fer IS, AID fezGrd
ID By mail to al paTs sf the United States
Sold By all respectable druggists Throughout the Uas5 ssts
md oanGdas The trade supplied a. liberal sissoznt.
For Sale by the propriet2Es, ..r... !
y. Wight & CO., .----
p and Isl Chsrtrss street.,
-... -. New Orleans, Lsi
soId In Nashville ty G. " Eendsrshot Berry DsuopllIs
zing Psndleoa and all responsible druggists CO.'S