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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-10

The Pr VATEER SUMTER The Richmond Examiner
Of the 28Gh ult learns that the Navy Department
has late and authentic intelligence respecting that
merclless plague Of Yankee shippers, the C0nfede,
rate steamer sumter. But lately the Yankees an
nounced that she was at the bottom of the sea- and
went so far as to say that Providence had soma.
thing TO do with it. On both subjects they appear
TO be badly Informed. The French war vessel that
came up the Mississippi the other day brought d.
rect news, received from the British vessel of war
Solent that on the 18th ut. the Sumter coaliDg
at Trinidad Of the wind ward isles of the West
Indies. The Solent had just come from Trinidad
We presume by this time the ubiquitous rebel craft
is again on her trsckess war-path carrying terror
and destruction before her. She is well worthy the
old partisan name she wears now here, now there
going where she is least expected or desired, and
making as many morniEg calls upon her enemy as
fashionable lady, and. like the latter, generally
leaving an unpleasant remembrance behind her
Ee1o Orleans bulletin, Oct, 7.
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GunbOats at COIumbIs-A Spirited En-
gaEemeRt


We are indebted to Mr.. K. L. WOODWARD, Of the
Southern Express Company, for an extra from the
Office of the Columbus Crescent giving the follow
ing account Of an engagement at that place on the
yth inst
About halfPast eleven O'Clock this morning, the
little Grampus made her appearance coming around
the point with several gunbOats in full chase When
they came within range OF our batteries a severe
cannonading commenced, which was returned by
the boats, and brisky kept up for about twenty five
mtaGtes. When the boats came within range of our
battery of thirtyItwO FOUNDERS they received such
calling fFe, that they iApediately tErued sFapn4
and retreated.
All their shots fell short with the exception Of
one she'll which exploded on the bluff
Several Of our shots were seen to strike the gun
boat near the water line. and one of her chimneys
was knocked down She appeared to be in a ) hiking
condition az she rounded the point above.
Immediately after the firing ceased the Grampus
started up the river again. and has not 80 returned
Our guns we're well served, and all Of or troops
were eager for fight. The scene for time vas
exciting III the extreme The roar Of the heavy
artillery, and the bursting of bomb shells created
feeling Of enthusiasm seldom witnessed.
1t is said that there were seven gun boats, but
only two of them made their appearance below the
point of the island.
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Mr.. Isaac Bterfeld, of NJ wbeFgy S. C., has taken
rut letters patent for an improvement in tanning.
The common dog fenHel, nOlsome weed well known
all over the country, is used instead Of bark ooze
and the process is greatly expedited while the leath
is of the best quality. Thick upper" leather for
coarse shoes ia tanned in sixty days and calf skin in
two weeks. We would, in this connection, call on
the farmers and planters to take good care of the
hides Of all the cattle they kill this fall AID winter
Salt them on the fsAh side, and after few hours
hang them up spread out, in dry, airy place. out
Of reach Ct dogs and negroes. They will be in great
demand.-Ch sIOH Courier
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WOODEN SEoss-Ths shoe question has come to
be consideration Of much Importance, since the
Manufacturers experience great difficulty in pro
curing the raw Material" and charge for their
work IN proportion to their outlay. We would not
intimate that they reap undue profits. although we
have heard this broadly hintrd at We have al
ways believed that there was nothing Ike leath
err" and supposed it impossible 20 substitute any
thing Ior It IN the manufacture # slOe,i bit
find that good and comfortable covering Tor the
feet can b. made of sood, and closely in anita
ton Of leather that the eye cSnnOt readily dets ct
the difference. Mr.. Philip Them, Of Raleigh, ~ g..
has shown US some specimens Of wooden shoes
very handsomely fnished, and we are convinced
that they can be made to answer very well as q
substitute for leather while in durability they will
far surp2ss IT, Servants brogues can be furnished
az dollar pair, and will possess the advantage
of more comfort than the eowhide shoes generally
worn on plantations, and equal, il not greater,
piiabiity. Mr.. Theim Is about to apply for pat
ent.-RiehHsond Dispatch, Oct. 2.
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The Dyersburg Recorder, Of the 9Th inst, says
that cayalcade Of Ilinoisaus passed through tina;
place one day last week, on their way to Texas-
Lincolns imbecihty the Recorder adds. has SO dis
gzsted the Southern Iiinoisians that many of them
Will remove TO the Confederate States as soon as
the opportunity presents itself.
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a copy Of the Evansville Qndiana) Journal Of. the
inst, which has fallen into our hands, contains
the following notice
BFOwnIOw GuRrds---AttenGiOnI
" Wen fght them til Hell freezes OUer, ard Hea fight
them on the ioeg'
The members Of this company will meet this
wednesday, evening at Z o'clock, at Crescent City
hAli' 70 organize and select officers. Turn out, eV~
cry man BE prompt! Let us prepare TO meet the
Shsoeat ZOE that threatens our homes and resides.
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strayed or stolen,

TNR0M TIE subscrb-r, on the a4th ss1iemSsr Is5 on
Franklin Pike nsar the PtaN Raeioo. 0ls H a oE
eegen twelve old, lett eye Out ecu b
high, 10th had feet shis lsaTks q fErasss on hi
viii give reEa, Of twenty dollars fos tbs hOre
thief or ten dollars fsr tbs h JANIS TAHAsLsl
CetO. or 8, i6I-d3ga
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snIe Of slave.

WHEREAS, thsrs was eo~mitted to The iail Of saa
W county. he SIN day Of October Isdn, a runad
a nszro alaEe BIZ he Htils Ard Ell
spgeaEed 70 dtan and prove away said slave.
b. virtue authority in vested By isE wi on ire
IAy Of OVbsr neal expose 70 public sale for slh a.
COgT Il use door Ia Galatin, said slave Bill.
BIll - likely and A5Cut- eazs old
GEORGE L0VE
Get her g. '6i-'ms FhsriH Of SINNER Ucuntl
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THE SALE OF pnE SEASON

Tuesday ana wednesday, Oct. SIN and !
BENZ. +. SHIELDS & COMRANV.
NHJILL sell without reserve, On aceourt Or whom IL
w concern, "a lots % the trade ong) a large
sslsonable Dry Goods, Boots Saoes and RiY Msds
for cash on dsliYery.
Dealers are requested % examine the stOc before day
BENJ 2 BHIELps 3 CO.,
0e.6-dtas Central Ans.on Rooms eppcsiie isvknse ao
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ESIrnYed.

EIsTRATED from the farm Of VIII ans J0rsan. SK
year old Mules. BrEL dsd w >. on The lst k0ulrer
T. Wa SON JORDAN,
oets-s3.s College Grove, williamson County, e.
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Election Day for President, VIce.PresI.
dent and WON bera of ConELesn.

In looking over our exchanges, we find quite q
discrepancy with regard to the day on which the
Confederate elections are to be held We therefore,
reproduce SO much of the act of Congress "to Put
| in operation the Government under the Permanent
Constitution of the Confederate States Of America
as regulates such elections:
SECTION l. The Congress of the Confederate 9qtes of
America do enact, That election shall be held in
the several States of this COnfederacy on the first
! Wednesday in November, eighteen hundred and
sixty zone, for members in the House of Represent
atives in the Congress of the Confederate States
under the permanent constitution, which election
sha be conducted IN all respects according to said
Constitution and the laws of the several States in
I force for that purpose; and in States which may
not have provided by law for such election accords
ing the laws heretofore existing IN such States
! for the election of members of the House of Rep
resentatves liz the Congress of the United States.
And on the same day the States shall elect
| or appoint Electors for President and Vice Pres-
dent of the Confederate States of America accord
| ing to said Constitution and in the manner pre-
scribed by the laws Of the several States made for
that purposes and in States where no such Ia VS. may
exist according to the laws heretofore in force in
such States Tor the election or appointment of Elec
tors for President and Wee, President fthe United
! States.
SEC ?. The Electors for President and Vice Presi-
dent shall meet in their respective States on the
| first Wednesday in December, eighteen hundred and
sixty-one, and proceed to vote for President and
Vice President and make out lists certify the sans
and forward the to the President Of the Sen.
ate; all directed by the said Constitution in that
! behalf
! SEC. s. The members of the House Of Represen-
tatves elected, and the Senator's who may be
elected by the several States according to the pro-
visions of said Constitution, shall assemble at the
seat of Government of the Confederate States, on
the 18th day of February, eighteen hundred and
sixty two; and the said members of the House of
Representatives shall proceed to organize by the
election of Speaker, and the Senator's by the cleo
ton of President Of the Senate for the time being;
and the President Of the Senate shall on the nine
tenth day of February eighteen hundred and sixty
| two, open all the certificates and the votes fer
President and Vice President shall then be counted
as directed by said Constitution.
SEC 4. The President of the Confederate States
shall be inaugurated On the twenty second day Of
February, eighteen hundred and sixty~two.
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office

THyHE Ts7Res5se Marine aB3 Fire II s1saTee rCFany
ths day declared efydend Of SIX dliIara per share
able t. stockholders on dgmAnI A. w. BUrLkk.
Oetoher 7th, Is5l-2H StcsetsI
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Brig. General Co
TROUBLE IN tbs PAN HANDLE

Accounts from the Northwestern portion Of the
State show that the people of that section are getting
heartily sick Of Governor" PierpOnt and his bogus
Legislature.
LincOln's adherents arresting great numbers
of men, and also many ladies, in wheeling, TOR ss-
pected secession -prodiviues"
CLOTHING FOR THIS SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH.
Large qQaptites Of substantial and valuable
clothing contributed by the ladies and lust in time
for the comfort of soldiers are daily received
and for HArded by the Government authorities to
their proper destination. Special agents are also
here sent by the people in ali portions of the South
to look after the welfare Of regiments companies
or OF udITidual sOlliers
THE OLD MARYLAND LINE.
It has been Hscertamed thai ihere are fully eight
thousand Marylanders now in the ranks Of the
Confederate Army, besides immense numpers who
are ready to rally to our standard when he Poto-
mac no longer separates US from them. Of all the
troops in our army, these gallant Marylanders are
tie mOst ANXIOUS tn be permitted to strike 4 blow
for the redemption Of their Stats
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peFgE aRlax d rEanesseH.


8kTUaN ar TEg FRsE AND SLAVE INHABrTANT5. AaGEE-
GATED DY CJUSTIEs, FOR THE EAsTERN DISTRICT oE
7 TEENEsseE. ~ THE YEAR 1860
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Lost.

an the or On excursion tB toGaaa TFoasdaie the
81 August, Hair Bracelet win Cod Clasp. IN "a
viii receive the blanks Of he ~ leaving t
OF tbs LsiOH dld AEneFfcdB- cct9-dl
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News from RIcbmond.

RICHMOND, Oct. 6-The terrible story of the land
ing Of an immense force Of Yankees in the neigh.
borhood Of 0cccQuan with view to take our batter
les there turns out to have had very slim founds-
ton indeed. The number that landed was lust
fifteen and they ran back to the beats almost
immediately.
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BATTLE or THE GREESBRIER.

The War Department hos just received the follow
ing dispatch from Gen. II. L. JACKSON, who com.
manded the Southern trooPs, in the recent fight
near Cheat MOuntainI
CANT BARLOW, Greenbrier River, Oct. S-The
enemy attacked US this morning, IN considerable
force-estimated at 0OO-and with six pieces of
artillery, of longer range than any that we have.
After a fire of It hours, and many attempts
to charge our lines. he was Fepulsed, evil
IDENTIFY with considerable loss. We had no caval-
ry to pursue him on his retreat. The loss on our
side is ineOrsiderable; fuller report will be
given through the regular channels. For several
days my correspondence with Gen. LOring has been
interrupted. The enemy's force was superior to
ours, bus We had the aavshsaae OF petition.
Henry T. JACKSON,
Rri0 General Couauopdip1
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Free and slave Population,
RETURN OF THE FREE AND SLAVE INHABITANTS. AGdRE
GATED By COUNTIES, FOR TIE MIDDLE DISTRACT o
TENNEs3EE IN THE YEAR 1860.
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I I5J6y5U I4b344 50T3294
Free and slave Population.
| RETURN OF THE FREE AND SLAVE INHABrrASTs AGGRE.
GATED By COUNTIES, FOR The WESTERN sTRIc OF
! TENN ESsEE IN THE YEAR 1860.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

PENNSYLVANIA Coal PRoDUcE.-
The anthracite coal sent to market from
Pennsylvania in 1860 was eight and a
half million tons, which was more than
eight hundred thousand tons in excess
OF any other year. 1t is just forty years
since the first coal was exported from
Pennsylvania, when the total was aG5
tons.
a number OF members Of Congress
from the New England, Middle and
Western States, have united in recon-
mcnding the Hon. Schuyler Colfax, q
Indiana, for Post Master General
Gov. Moore, Of Louisiana, has issued
orders . the Balize pilots not to pilot
any American vessel Of war over the
bar at the mouth Of the Mississippi riy-
s., under the severcst penalties.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

oHD-Iesdache is the favorite sign by which
nature makes known any deviation whatever
from the natural state Of the brain, and view
cd in this light it may be looked on ms .
safeguard intended to give notice # disease
which might otherwise escape attention, till
TOO late &c be remeiiei; and its Indications
should never be neglected. headaches may
be classified under two names, viz: Sympto-
matte and ldiopathic. Synptomatic Head-
ache is exceedingly common and Is the pre-
cursor Of . great variety Of diseases, among
which are Apoplcxy, Gon., rheumatism and
NIL fcbrile diseases, In its nervous form 1t -
sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach cOnsti-
tuting sick headache, Of hepatic disease consti-
tuting bilious headaehe, Of worms, constipation
and other disorders Of the bowels, MS we'll as
renal anu uterine affections, Diseases If the
heart are very frequently attended with
Headaches; AnmmiA aud plethora arc also af-
~fectious which frequently occasion hcadache.
ldiopathic Headache is also very common, be.
ing usually distinguished by the nam at
nervous headache. sometimes conf e on sud
denly in a state Of apparently sound health
and p,ostrating ut once the mental ana ply
steal energies, and in other instances il
comes on slowly, heraldea by depression Ut
-pirits or ncerbity Of temper. In most in
stances the pain is in the front Of the head,
over one or both eyes, and sometimes pro.
voking vomiting; under this class may also he
named Neuralgia.
For the treatment of either class Of Head
ache the Ccplaiic Pills have beea found a
sure and safe remedy, relieving the most
acute pains in . few minutes, and BY its sub
tie power eradica,ing the diseases Of which
Headache is the uaerring index.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07
FACTS FOR STOCK SHIPPERS

Stock leaving Mrengo at 1-3o P. NJ, ar
rives n. Chicago at Don the next morning, in
time for the early Markets and stock trains OF
the Eastern lines.
The whole time consumed at the Mississippi
river does nc, exceed twenty minutes. There
is no change Of cars, no ferriage or delay.
The opening OF. the ". 4 NJ. 4. X. to Ma
rengo, enables parties driving stock from Des
Moines and other points in Central and
Western Iowa, before considered equally dis
rant from the different roads to save three
days driving and from 10 TO 20 hours on the
cars over any other route
Stock will he delivered to any Of the differ
ent yards at Chicago.
The NJ. & NJ. r. II. is now being extended
west Of Marengo, and as fast rs completed
stock trains viii be run to the end of the track.
livery facility for the convenient shipment
Of Cattle. Freights as low as vim any other
route, and no pains spared to render it the
most desirable route from Iowa to Chicago.
THROUGH TICKETS to all principle
points in the United States and Canadas, by
all routes. can be procured at Washington,
Iowa City and Marengo.
JOIN F. TRACY,
". I. ST. JOHN, Gen'l aupt.
Gent Freight and ticket Agent.
November l. 1860. v2-n52
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07
HOWARD
lsE1l30eIDlltU.

Benerolent Institution established IN special En-
donment; for The Rekef of the SICK and dis
tressed, afflicted 9th Virnient and Eftaemi
Diseases. and espee'ally for Tie Care Of Dsseu.
ses ct the Seruds Oroaas.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, - thu
Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter
with a description of their condition, (age, &C.
cnpation, habits Of life, &c., and in cases Of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free Of
charge.
Valuable Reports on spermafor,hua, and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the bisren-
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter eli.
ye,opes, free Of charge. Two or three Stamps
for postage viii be acceptable.
Addr ess, DR.. J. SkiHiu Houghtnn, Acting
Surgeon, llowar d Association, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa, by order Of
the Directors. EZRA D.. I.EARTwELL, n39iy,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07
WHY LABOR so HARD WHEN WASH.

WHY LABOR SO HARD WHEN WASH.
" lNG?--I have a chemical process for
cleaning clothing. by the use Of which the
clothes can be washed very c.ean without
boiling, and with very little rubbing BY
this method Mrch hard labor can he saved
THE WASHING CAN BE DONE IN HAL?
THE TIME, and the clothes are very white
and clean, and last much longer for they are
not worn by rubbing Ms by The old way Of
washing with machines, &c. The articles
used cost but little and are easy to obtain. l
mail the recipe 10 order, postage paid, upon
receipt Of so cents; Three cent postage stamps
good as money Address
Dir. J. p. CREAGER, Baltimore city, Md.
DaJ- Ifyou wan sou ethind nice and use
full, do not miss the Honey and washing re-
cipes, for they arc all ! clain for them, and
they shold be in every family.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

slss An old lady who was not much
accustomed to attending church, finally
went n Sunday. During prayer time
Willie the old lady was on her knees,
her old cat who had followed her I'M
noticed, came pmrring around her when
she broke out--sWhy poossy-what
you come til mce,in' tn? Why-ee! ]
spoke out in meeting! Why-ec-ce! !
spoke agin'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07
miscellaneous.

THE AnAL0AMA1roN or LANGuA0Es,--Ther
il . growing tendency in this age v sppro-
pirate the most expressive y crds Of other Ian
guages, and after u while to incorporate them
into our own; thus the word Ccrllnlic, which
is from the Greek, signfying, 'ior the head
10 now becoming pornlarizcd in connection
with MIR, Spaulding $ great Headache remedy
but il will soon be used in a more genera
way, and the word Ccphalic will become a.
Eicctrotype and many others whose distinc.
ton 40 foreign words has been worn away
BY common usage until they seem "native and
to the manor born
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07
SEWING MACHINES.
S33. E:B1. $40. &40.

Cspv GsDeRe RAVo VAWO
J.. CORNELL 1 cos Late Improved
Double Lock Tight Fast stitch
WARRANTED TO give rs good satisfaction
as the highest priced in market. Make the
same stitch Ms the 1926 machines; arc large,
?xl4 inches under the arm, set tlat in the table,
under feed, straight made, sew from common
sPools from 4 to - stitches to the inch, RUN
VERY EASY and ALMOSTNvlSELEST, neatly
finished, and will
Stitch, Hem, Fell, Tuck, Gather and
Embrolder.
They have repeatedly taken the HIGHEST
PREMlUMS. Out Of over AOW already in
constant use, We have had no occasion to 60
out and put one in order. They work success
fully on everything, from tho finest Muslin to
heavy towhlde. The two machines differ only
IN the length Of arm, and are easily learned
from the full printed instructions. Samples
OF sewing circulars and cuts, sent on receipt
of stamp.
We are sole agents here for the UNIvERS
Al HEMMER aud GUAGE, adjusted to all
thicknesses Of cloth and all widths Of hem !;
Will hem over seams and fclls, and can bsedsiiy
attached TO any seriny maca.nc. Price, IS.
Large Discount to the Trade, Agents and Clergy
eS~ AGExrs WANTED everywhere. Come
and see rs at 1873 Lake street, or address L.
CORNELL CO. +. O. Box 39S2 Chicago, Ill.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

vegetabIe fife Pills


The high and envicl celebrity ekick these
p%re-eminent Medicines have assnire,l for their
invaluable sfssncg 10 all thc 1isearey vkicS
they profass to cure, has rendered ne usiaB
practice Of Of putting not only unnecessary
bsa nswortky " them. In all cases Of Asth-
m, AeufsAnd Chronic Rhenm~airm, Affections
u the Biaddcr and Kidneys. bilious revers
and Liver complaints, in The South aud Vest,
where these d;sease e. prevail. they will b fomnJ
invaluable. Planters, tarssess and others wke
snee use these Medicines. will never afterwards
b without them; bilious CLolic, serious IAsss.
ness, Piles, Cossivenees, Gods and eeugke,
sAolis corrupt hnmors, dropsies.
DYsSEpsfA.-Nt person with this distressing
disease, should delay using these Medicines
immediately. Eruptions Of the Skin, Erysip-
elias, Flatulency.
FsvEn AND AGrx.-ror ihis ,sss,ee q ~
Western country these AedioiRee will BE- fpnnA
: safe, speedy and certain = nedIn OtAsH
medicines leave tho system subjeetN . return
Of the disease; . cure by thess medicines r.
permanent. Try thcm. De satiaAed, and b cured
FouLNEss or CoMPLExloN-Cenersl Debility.
Gout, Giddiness, Gravel, Headaches, Of every
kind, Inward Fever, IRfammatory RheumatisR~
Impure Blood, Iaaaaiee. Loaa Of AppslhA
MERcURlA4 plsEAsEs.- Never fails to sredi%
cate entirely .l tn. eiieots q Msr9sEy, isa-
Niteiy sooner than The most powerful prepare.
tion Of Sarsaparilla. Night Swsats, NervouA
Debility, Nervous Complaints Of I'll kinds
organic Affections
PlLEs.-TAe original proprietor Of thes&
MediciRss was cured Of Piles Of 85 yearA
ataRatRg, BY the use OF these Life Medicines
alone. Pains in the Head, Side hack, Limbs.
joints and Organs, RHEvMA1NN.-Thoss af.
footed with this terrible diaeass. viii ~ surA
Of relief by the Lin Medicines. RMsA q
Blood to the Head, Security, Salt RAsan, Swell.
ings. Sorofula, or Kings Evil IN it, vorsa
forms. Ulcers Of every description. WornA
Of all kinds are eheotually expelled BY thesA
Medicines. Parents will do we'll to adminiss
ter them whenever their existence il Suspected
Relief will be certain.
FAe LiE PiM d PAeni1 R&Bers
Purify the Blood, and thus remove 81 die.
easeL from the system. Prepared and cold bI
DIR. WILLIAM p NOPHAT,
1856 Broadway, corner Of Anthopy eteeet
New York. For sale BY al pruggistk MY