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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-08
Markets by Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. THE staamer's
news caused less frmness. Sales to-day
5000 bales. Middling lie. Sugar STEADY
43a54. Molasses 24a25. Flour steady 90.
G I'm 60a75. Provisions dull. Freight 10
Liverpool aa5 Sterling exchange l04ll04aa.
New York sight exchange dag discount.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-08
Foreign.

LOUISVILLE Feb THE Kentucky Legis
la,ure have agreed TO adjourn next Monday
until the goth of March.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-08
FOR RENT.

WE have lot Of good Negroes to hire, Men. Giris
W and Boys. Uan3-tfl b. 81. HAYNES { CO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-08

Ia the Cincinnati Daily Commercial OF the
9th. We find the following dispatch from its
VI ssbipo,op oorro-nnpdapf
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N O nc E.
To All Whom 10 nay Concern.

THE UNDERSIGNED would especially warn
l. all persons from purchasing either Of the
following described notes Tor any note or notes
given by the undersigned b b. }. Madison in the
year 1859, AS they we're obtained by frand, ms.
reprrssatatiOn, and without o consideration, and
WILL MOI BE PAID. These notes were all
given 1t one time, and arr made pay able to b. J.
h.a'-"n, or order and sfned by Jno. Thornton
at Dungeness ClaIlam c1lnty. Washington Ter
ritory. in July. 1853; bu whether the name il
fniiy stated on the face q the notes, subscriber
does not recol!ect. Tbehotes fall due and are
ot denominations as stskd below to.wit:
lwo notes given Juy,A d.. 1853, one thou.
sahd dollars each, and die January Is. A. d.
1851. Also, notes to the amount Of seventeen
Thousand dollars in one thousand dollar notes:
iaiiing due On the inst DIV Of May A. d, 1861
Si.ooo and on the first lay of January. A. b.
is'Z u 600, and in like manner thereafter ON
~ hrst days Of January and My of each year, one
thousand dollar notes viii u due. at the rate of
Iwo thousand dollars q yea4 for eight years ana
= nan, All Of the above described notes, and
indeed all notes that were tiven by the subscri
oel 70 said u. J. Madison, we're obtained by the
Fs'ne false pretence, and viii not be paid.
r,., jain THORNTON
t!'iIaf. county, ". T. (slo4wl
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Z
4 Virginia senator's idea Of Free Suffrage.
Senstor Mason, of Virginia, wrote q
letter which appeared IN the Winchester
village paper of the 22d inst. The letter
is IN answer, he says, to the question fire.
quvntly put 10 him: "What position will
Virgisia occupy, should the ordinance
"of secession be rejected by the people
cat tho approaching election ?" He at.
tempts to show that If the ordinance Of
scesssion is rejected, it becomes the duty
Of Nirgiaians to support the Government,
70 change sides aud desert the insur-
gents. How the vote was to be cast is
explained by the Senator, and it shows
his idea Of free suffrage:
~" If it be asked, what are those to do,
who in their consciences csnnot vote to
separate Virginia. from the United States
the idea is simple and plaiu-houor
and duty alike require that they should
not uote on the question-if they retain
such opinions, they must leare the State"
and duty" ere long, will alike
require that this traitor and tyrant leave
The State from the end Of a hempen rope
What is an election worth as popular
verdict when the voting is doue in ac-
cordance with Mason's programme -
Who will be bound by it? The conspir.
ators confess that they dare not submi:
their course to an unbiased verdict Of the
people of their own section. Mason's
answer is the sentiment of a man who
dare not abide the result of his own cou-
duct. His safety depending on prevent
ing the Union men from voting, and
compelling them to leave their State
Chicago Tribune.
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Hollands German Pills.
PROF. Z. NILLBR's s.
HAIR INVIGORATOR:

AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECONOMICAL CoMPOt ND
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR 10 its original
color withpu. dyeiDg, and preventing the hair
from turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING badness. and curing IT,
when there is the least particle Of vitality or
recuperati,e energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRUFF,
and all eutaneous affections of the scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYlNG THE HAIR impalting to
it an unequalled gloss and brillianey, making
it soft and silky in its texture and causing it
to curl readily.
The great celebrity and the increasing demand for
that trial only is only necessary to satisfy dis
corning public Of It's superior qualities over any
other preparation at present In use 1t cleanses the
head and scalp from dsndruG and other cutsneous
Diseases causes the hair to grow uxuranty, and gives
it rich son, glossy and flexible anrearan~. spa "'s~
There are hundreds Of ladies' and gentlemen in Nev
York who have had their hair by the NJ th
Iny,s9ra.Gr. xnen I'll other propositions had faled
ing to the above facts, from persons Of the highest re-
speciality 1t will efectuay prevent the hair from
turning gray until the latest period Of fe and in cases
where the hair has already cange its color the ~
the lnyigorator will with certainty restore 1t TO its orig
nerm nae To- si ths ss fG. se.,anrs
cularly recommended, having agreeable
and the great facilities it affords in dressing the hair
WHEN when moist with the lnvigorator be dressed
any required form so as to preserve place. whether
plain in curlshence the great demand far II hv ~
ladies as standard toilet article which none ought to
being ONLY n WIN n reach oa
te to be bad at all respectable druggists perfumers
h. MILLER would cali the attention Of pare mt. and
to the use 81 his In cases vbsr.
the childrens' hair nclines be weak The uss ~ :,
lays the foundation for good head OF hair AZ II 80
moves any impurities that may have become
with the scalp. the removal Of which il necessar ~,
its hair. "pP"nee Vi
MiLls1 being on the outer wrapper also, L. MILLERs,
IA al. lh hESToHATlvE. N. Y. blown in the glass.
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Testimonials Of the Ii0Ace Waters Pianos
aud MelO1Ons.


The Piano came to hand, thirst rate order. 1t is
beautiful instrument and no misake."-Lee Il Walker
Philadelphia, Pa.
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, New York, who has had
one OF the Horace Waters Piano, writes as follows-
A friend Of mine wishes me o purchase piano for
her She likes the one You sodme in December. ls56.
NY piano becoming populariL this place, and think
can Introduce one or two NOE they will be more
popular than any other make.s
I'VE have two of Waters Panos In use in our Sem
mary, one Of which has been severely tested for three
years. and testify to their good quality and du-
rAs.li,s; ~-Woods Gregory, Aoa.t Carroll, Hls.
I'll. WATERS, EsQ.-Dear Sir: Having used one of
your Piano Fortes for two years past, have found In
very superior instrument. ALoNZo GRAY,
Principal BroO Mn Heights Seminary.
The Piano received from you continues to give sat
sfaction. regard 1t Of the best instruments in
the place. ''-JamsS l.. Clarke, Charleston, va.
IN. helodeon has safely arri.sd. feel obliged to
you for liberal do all can for you
in these parts.'-Rso. j. Mccormick. Yarqesuiiie.SC.
The Piano was duly received. 1t came in excellent
condition and is very much admired by my numerous
Robert cooper, Harreaham. Bradf ford eo.nty, pa
our Piano peases US well. 1t is the best one in our
county. "-Ihomas 4. Latham. Cambehon, Ga.
W are very much obliged to you for having sent
sach line instrument for $780, md we shall take pains
to recommend it.''-BIaak. Held T. Co., Buffalo Den.
ne Horace Waters Pianos are known az among the
" .CS..as =. - 81,
lenc- in any department than the Horace Waters P-
The Horace Watere Pianos built Of the bes. And
most thoroughly seasoned material. wehaye no doubt
can do WE'LL perhaps BETTER at this than
at any other house in the Union. '.dduoeate yourI
Waters Pianos and Melodeons challenge compar.
son with the finest made anywhere in the country -
Home J0ursa!.
s.Horace Waters Piano Fortes are Of full rich .,a
even tone, and powerful "Nep York Musical Repisn
''Our friends will find at MI Waters store the very
best assortment OF Pianos to he found in the United
states, and We southern and western friends
to give him call whenever thy 60 to New York.
Grdham's Magazine.
Warerooms 1913 broadway, New York.
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SEWING MACHINES.
L. CORNELL Il CO.'S
Family and Manufacturing
TAGGART 4 FARR,s PATENT.

=
W hsppy to say to the thousands who are using
machines, and the thousands that want them, that
each machine bears the patent license stamp Of
GROVER & BAKER. elias Hove, jr., and all persona
selling or using them secure against moesta-
ton. 1..s= 5-,rs6 3 slt= RET
Our Machines are now lust what We want them; In
direc competition and equally popular basis with
the best made and highest priced machines In any
act, and they still sold go and as, including
Hemmers Got which We have several sly les) Needles,
and thing necessary their in family shop
This makes them still the cheapest, legitimate and first
In justice to our Machines as we'll AZ our customers
offer to re money in sixty days FOR any ma
chine which does not wholly satisfy the purchaser
This feature alone makes our machine worth much
more than other there IL necessarily some risk In
buying most machines.
few Of Its superior qualities are thcse:It uses
straight needle has great space under the arm:
from two common spools, neither being fastened and
both In sight, turns hnges secured from dust and
poses o seysr purchase Is greater than that OF
any other machne; 1t has but two regulating screws
and both above and in 'front.' the driving wheel is en-
trey ontse OF the table; it requires no aeratian for
ally aretes OF work will certainly do neater greater
variety OF work than any machine among the hundreds
with which acquainted; its tension is perfect;
runs easily and still; it bothcrs nobody novces can
age it, None other viii satisfy where 1t Is known
We safely say that piece OF labor saving ma
chnery ever grew s. rapidly into universal favor as our
very front ranks Of machines, and though our
manufacturing facilities have been largely increased We
have not been able supply the demands during the
past season. We can nov fl all orders. We have ad-
ded to sly les the kghtsde Blake johnson adus-
table Iemmer and can now DEFY the world TO produce
better instruments for doing all kinds Of sewing and
embroidery. Let every one who Is interested in the
great improvements in sewing machines, whether they
wis! to purchase not send FOR Descriptive Circular
and samples ofstitch.
caution the pubic az ,inst unprincpled and
perfectly parties who have claimed to be
oS representing that machines were out
Of msrket and offer cast away machine Of ours in its
place, We only sell own machines. Taggart q
Fairs patent and the sole propretors in the eight
' w. ''''' L. CORNELL & CO.,
Post Office box 81, Chicago, Ill.
I Call at la Lake Stree. fup-stars) ys-no2
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The Rebel Commissioners after Money.


A gentleman who was present, and
heard what be reports, relates that the
Commissioners from the Rebel States,
having been formally introduced to Mr..
Bates, the head of the house of Barring
Brothers, the great fnancier told them
to proceed, They commenced with a
most elaborate and CLOWN; description
Of the resources and wealth Of the Rebel
States. After pause:
Mr. Bates-Have you finished ?
Commissioners-No quite. Then a
speech from Commissioner No. 2, and a
pause.
Mr.. Bates-IIavc you finished?
Commissioners - Almost. TThcn a
speech from Commissioner No. 3, and a
pause.
Mr.. Bates-Are you through?
Commissioncrs-Yes, Sir; you have
our case.
Mr.. Bates-What States, did you say,
composed your Confederacy?
Commissioners - Mississippi, South
Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Florida,
Texas, and Louisiana.
Mr. Bates-And Mr.. Jefferson Davis
is your President?
Commissioners-Ie is. We are proud
of him.
Mr.. Bates-We know Mr. Davis well
by reputation. He is the same gentle
man who stumped his State for two
years in favor Of Reputation, aud JUST,
fed the conduct Of Mississippi in the
United States Senate. We know the
gentleman and although we have 10
reason to DO proud Of him or his anteco
dents, think may safely say, that if
you have brought with you to London
the necessary funds to pay off principal
and interest, the rcpudiatsd millions ow-
ing to our people by your States of Ala
bama, Mississippi and Florida, there is a
reasonable prospect Ct your raising
small amount in this market. Our Mr..
Sturgis will be happy to dine You at 5
o'clock tomorrow c:cning. Ercunt
oautes.
While this scene was being enacted at
the Baring's, Mr.. Dudley Mann, waited
upon our countryman Peabody, who
holds 100000 of Repudiated Mississip-
pi Bonds, on which there is due more
than 100000 OF interest. Mr. Mann
was very maguiticcn, and grandlloIucnt,
but withal, prosy aud Peabody, suffer
ing from govt aud Mississippi Rcpudia-
ton, lost his temper; and shaking his
clenchcd fist at the Rebel, emphaiically
said: "If were to 20 on Change aud
hun. up the suffering aud starved wild
ows and orphans who have been ruined
by your infamous reputation of honest
debts, aud proclaim that you are here t,
49,. r..~'sy .spu.sa.,vi ,as 4 ue,,pye
my duty to do) you would inevitably b
mobbed aud fnd it difficult to c:car
with your life. Good morning. sir"
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u. Clay Pnte kesur1ried.

The Petersburg Express says that a
company has been formed there, entitled
1.-THE Letehcr Mounted Guards. " and
that the redoubtable Firginiao, II. Clay
Pate. of Kansas fame, has been elected
captain The Cincinnati Comn.e,ciai
says IL wants to SEQ Capt. Don Pats
mounted Mac-a cheeks get after Cl,v
Rates company. They'll bedcvil EN-
worse than Pate was served by old Ossa.
wa'omc Brown at the battle Of Black
Jack. Clay Pate went over to AXE Hrown
and got taken himself - his maynifccn,
,capl''soned steed was exchanged for \
httle, scrawny jackass, upon whose sLarn
back the forlorn Capt Pate, stripped Of
ms feathers, was seated - head toward
f'''"'' 90 -
ans The latter are said to have cx
claimed, when they saw the strangely
loaded animal approaching, that it Was
all Jdckuss.
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Singers Sewing Machine.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS!
ANING completed and occupied our graz
IL Fire-Proof Manufsctory-the most perfect
machine shop in the world-we hsve sisDsli,ed
the event by producing q new Family sewns
Machine, containing the lstest impSoysnsAn'o
the very low price Of s#
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction win leave the yabhs
without inducement or excuse for buying ~ -
the inferior machin which infringe our W.
ents Competition will henceforth become M.
possible. very large reduction has been nsas
in the prices Of all OF
SINGERS STANDARD MACIIINEs
for manufac turing purposes, which ere well
know to be without any successful rival In "
market. Much has recently been pubHsAsd Is
regard TO various stitches made BY sewicQ M
chimes. We will take it for granted that IN In
world knows the fact. T. at Singers MachipsA
make the best stitch ever invented. and do II =
the best style,
ns-send for q copy Of l. nc Ssae.r 4 Gov
6asefff which coDtains full Information shout
prices, sizes. ETC., Ut sewing mschinea and siN h
supr he'd gratis. In. SINGER q Co.
Jan. 70 1898 ass, HroGdsssy, Me- York.
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TORED.

"At>AAOuDs lOW LOST, HOW RES.
TORED.
lust Published, inc Sealed Enrelope
ON THE NATURE TREATMENT. AND Ran.
zeal cure Of Spcrmatorrhoea, or Seminal weak
ness. Sexual Debility. Nervous ness. and inyolut.
tary emission, inducing impotency, and Ment.,
ana PHYSICAL incapacity.
by RoBT. j. CuLvERwELL. MD.
Iuthor Of The "Green Bo,k. De.
The world renowned author, in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
lhat the awful consequences Of sclfabuse NAV he
eheet1aliy removed without medicine ana wifi.
CUT dangerous surgical operations, boupies in.
struments, rings or cordial pointing out n made
o, cure AZ once eeltiin and efiectual, by which
every sufferer. no matter what his condition NAV
be- may cnre himself cheaply, privately and raj.
acai!. Inns lecture will prove boon to thous.
>, oeht uhasr seal to any address post raid, on
49, a.. {. KLINE, l27 Bowery, New York. Post
Wa '''0o' 34-yl.
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DIS JACKSON, HERBERT Co., are Associated
Proprietors of the Matte nal ulspensary, No. l67,
Sycamore street, Cincinnati. established JAN 1859,
for the cure Of Private Diseases.
Prof. Egbert Jackson, DR.. Robert Herbert & N. Eu-
gene velpeau Thorough cures effected with almost in
credible rxpdy Of Gnorhea, Syphilis elect, Noctur-
male Diseases, DisrHai in Short every pos
sble form and variety Of SECULAR Disease and u the
where any Improvement in that respect Is needed.
Our Dispensary Circular Of II large in. by II in let
ter pages, with full and special written reply, sent
promptly. well sealed to any address for the amount Of
the postage. six cents Every young man. Whether
SICK OR WELL, should have one. Also, circular
intended for ladies only, nine large letterpages, for
ct. stamp. The .'Mountan Of Light, Medical Pro-
tector,"a book of three hundred pages, hun
dred engravngs, price, in stamps or money, only 80
cents and cent stamp,r for 81 and nine cents
in stamps. This book Is full described in circular
1t is by far the most valuable and deeply interesting
book on the subjects treated of, eAtant matters
that in former works merely limited at are here
to all the of marrae, love and beauty
TPsATIsFAcrORILYLN
revealed in any book in the lngish language,
Dr.. Jlckson's Perpetual psventive-send for crcu-
ar Or. Jacksons Female ILLS, sl-send for circ uar
DR.. jackson may lie seenat the Consulting Rooms
Of the Dispcpsary. No. 161 .ycam street, from A.
NJ. till ?. NJ, and from tins, P. NJ. at other
hours either DR.. Herbert or y Vepeau, orboth will be
in attendance.
Male patients. when desrd, will be furnished with
large. airy, comfortable suitable board, aud
full attendance for the few dys ordinarily necessary to
effect cure. Patients do not see each other. The
most ample guarantees of ability and good faith
promptly given when desired. Fees reasonable as
The very highest modes Of treatment known to modern
medical science and very long and varied experience
will admit. =. o. Box 4sH. Send for Circular and
state your case painly and fully, and you will re-
ceive the Circular and titten reply by return
niail.Lu We will answer no ttter unless it contains
six cents in stampg Medicin9nd Instructions sent
promptly and carefully to any Itrt of the world.
n6vl3-6m.
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Which they are determined to sell as cheap as
can be purchased any where in the city for CASH.
Our motto Is Quick Sales and Small Profits
Any order from the country will be promptly
attended to; as much so as II the purchasar was
present
Mr.. Hoch having b en- engaged in the Lumber
business for the last nine years in this City, fiat
ters himself that he will be able 10 render com
plete satisfaction to customers. Give us Il call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscatine. Iowa. April lst 1880
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SINGERS sTANDARD MACIIINEs

New Music !S.ssSarah Jane Lee l,s.sSoae
and Chorus.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY, "a
easy accompaniment, can be sung BY childfsp
we'll ~ adults, and will become one Of the mol
popular songs OF the day Sentiment Of the wof3 u.
ceIient Price rs cents; mailed free. Just puhlsAca
by NORACE WATiRD,
May ", ls3s No. 313 Broadway, New 1ot.
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rAur uMpr.rMErrs.

THE SUBSCRIBER 10 prepared to furnish 10
ell who want, his wel-tried and approved CORN
CuLTlvATORS SHOVEL PLOWS. STRAW
10 also ready to effect and warrant q cure NJ OH
ho0E boand horses. 4. p. DANIELS.
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= G. & p. STEIN have good workmen, and
Ns use steam power IN the manufacture Of their
Furniture.
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PROV. J. WOOD'Sc
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BIZ q O h u EN- O IA T @ r,

Is precisely what lis name indicates. for lille pleas.
ant To the taste, Il is revivfying, celebrating and
streEgt henna to the vital II also reyivhes
reiIistes and the blood III all its original pur
~ aid thus restores and renders the system insunsra
he attacks OF diseases. IL is the only preparat
offered to the world in popular form to be
within the reach tf ALL So chemically aid skiully
combined 10 10 the most powerful tonic. and yet
perfectly adapted to act in perfect accordance with
the laws of nature and hence soothe the weakest
ach, and tone up the digestive organs and aliays all
and other irritation. 1t is also perfectly
f. Vi i its sgscss And yet it Is never followed by
P'N'f'" tonic and soothing properties and cnuss|'',
y CT" 'fTer iniure Asa pseyen dive and chr 81
,""s"mHt'o", Bro"chHis, Md;ycxtiyn.
DySlCPS'a, loss Of Appct,te, Fuin,ncss
A.rr'"s Arifabttiy, Nturakyia, Huk
P'Inf'on q the Heart, .Mianch,iy
Hyp""hon'tcja, Night Sucats, LaH.
y"r, Gtd@incss, anu oil Me, Class
q c"ses 50 FcayuNy Futul, Cal.
let female Weaknesses and If.
uiuriticS
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sabbath School BooLsPubli,hed by this
Hons

The hphIL ersary and snnda.-chooi Music Book, No.
|, contains j. tunes aud hymi Price cents each,
dollars per hundred. The Adversary aud Sunday
School Music Book, No. ?, contns - tune. and hymns
price cents each, doi. Yer aHdred. The Annver
sary and sunday School Mus Book, 70 }, contains
GU tunes aid hymBs; price Aces EACH dol per humid
The Anniversary and sunday-ehool Music book No,
T. is now ready; contains ~ lnes and hymns; price
3 cents each. = doll. per hurried. Tn. Anniversary
and Sunday School Music Boo, combining Nos ] and
. with several additional piec. contains Is times and
hymns; price cents each, Iois. per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music Book, NJ. l and 9 No. | CON
tains u times and hymns, prb cent; No. contains
81 tunes and hymns; price Gets each, dolls per lUU
tains Isl tunes and hymns; Ise ~ cents each dolls
per hundred postage two centeach; elegantly bou
~ ce mis- each Ii dollars per hldred. Congegationa
Singingan eight page ract--ce 25 cts per dozen, l.
dollars per hundred.
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kOR SALE-I Atkins' SelfRakins Reaner
+ very low tor cash, JtS vyr5 er'
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ne Oi HsssS ~ tx. &c UthT tfal. sic WIN nnss
MOTHERS TRY lT''

And to you appeal, to detect the illness not only
OF i1ug before II lie too late, bur also
and husbands for while the former from false del
raCs often ~ down 10 premature grave. rather than
let their condition lie known Ia time, the latter often
up with the excitement of business, that il IL
not for YOU, they too would travel In the same
downward path, uu it il too late to arrest their fatal
fan But the mother Is always vigaut, and to you
confidently appeal. for sar. your never failing
affection viii uucrrpgly point vpu to PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD RESoNA-
TOR the remedy which should Ire always on hand in
time ~ need.
q. u. WOOD. Proprietor. Al broadway. New York
and ~ Market street, st. Louis, No, and sold by all
good druggists. ffiJc one Dollar per Bottle. II ly