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sherif,s Sale.

DN virtue Of a yonditiOui eXTonas % me directed,
ID and dell yerod from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of davidson County, Tennessee, AZ is March Term,
1862, viii expose 20 public sale, 20 The highest bid.
der for cash At the Court house Yard, IN the City of
Nashville on Saturday the 2GIh day Of Juy 1902 all
the tight title claim, interest and estate, which C.
X. Winston then had, or may have since acquired
ia and 90 the following described property o. Wit lot
ofgrouul n Ok, field, No g. fronting so feet Porter
street; being the same conveyed 20 O. H. Winston by
NJ. W WetmUTc, 90 book No. rs. page go Also lot
No l. fronting 40 leot on High Street, and running
the plan OF lots Of Alexander Campbell and wife aud
recorded IN the registers once oil Davidson county
Tennessee On book rs, page Oa9, 20 which reference H
hereby made being levied on a. the property of X
Winston, o. salty judgment rendered la favor oi
Ars brown against q X Winston, B Winston, D
shank land and EH l., Woods.
81 HINTON
june a, 1907 sheriff oID.C q.
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sherifs Sale.

X virtue OF venditioui eyponas TO ne directed
- and delivered from tho Honorable Circuit rYprt
~ lhL dsln county, Tennessee, at e. March Term
lsb- VII expose TO public sale 70 the highest bi
gers lor cash. al The Court house Yard IN the city of
NihnNe, on saturday, tho Goth day OF July 1902 al
thg tEut, litc, claim, interest sud estate which
JOhh W. huddlcstOn, t1en had or may rave succ
acquired 10 and % the following described piece or
parcel OIL ground In Davidson County, Tunnc-see-tu
Wit one brick house and lot or pieoo Of ground stu
aoa ON toe north side of UHion street Ia the city Of
NashvlIlc, between College and Cherry streets No
"a fonting 30 feet on Union street and running back
~ feet, being the same property conveyed 90 " W
huddleston by J. ID. Robertson and registered in the
Register Office Of Davidson County Tennessee being
levied on as the property Of j. W Huddleston 10 sat
isfy judgment rendered In favor Of HYDE aud Free
man, against }. W. Middleton.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
june l4-3t shcrifr Of n C.
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30 A RID

1 HAVE TWO NflL-fuRNIsurn ROOMS amid.
1 sble ior two small families, In NAV be- 1.e,,r,, ID
oy several nttemeh. hvusr. opposite Judge tat
Ten or fifteen Day Roarjsu cam DO srrrrlrr.1,
tei also lev Trauttogt h1aulrrs ,au BE- .rr.,Y,-,
dated. ugue-l- Sun MARTHA q. pEAuuCk
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF THE ONO, I
Nashville, June 18th, 1862 j
special Orders No. IS.


EXTRACT
II, Col, STANLEY MATHEWS, 5lst Ohio Vol
unteers, Provost Marshal Of Nashville, is
directed TO send a detachment OF men under
commissioned officer to the depot Of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, 10 this
city, before the departure of every train on
said Railroad to examine the cars and see
that no officer or soldier leaves the city for
Louisville, without permission from these
Headquarters.
Al officer will be required TO show "a writ
ten order or leave Of absence, aud non.com
missioned officers aud privstes will be re-
quirod to show a written order or furlough
from these Headquarters, or discharge"
signed by Brig Gen, L. DUNoNr U. S. Vol.
untccrs, or by the commanding officer OF bis
regiment or battery,
In no case will non commissioned officer
or private be allowed TO take the cars with
his arms and equipments ua gss he produces
written authority for 30 doing from these
Headquarters,
by command of Major General BuuL.
(Sgncd) O. d, GREENE. A.A.G.
OGcal-IlENUY STONE, A A.A.G.
June l3-lw,
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sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue Of a yendItioul eyUouss 90 me directed,
- and De ivcTcd from the Honorable Circuit Colrt
Of Davdson County, Tennessee, at rs March Term
1862 will expose tu pubic sale, 10 the higheTt bid.
der for cash at the Court house yard, u the City Of
Nashyllc on saturday the 26th day ct July 1862 all
the right, title claim interest aud estate which the
Fuukyn College and Stones River 7. J.. Company
then had, NAV have since acquired, IN and 10 the
following described property 90 wit % a certain
Turnpike Road 10 Davidson County Tennessee,
known as the Franklyn College aCd stones River
Turnpike Company, being levied on as the property
a. Hanklyn College and stones River Turnpike
tOmpauy, % satisfy Judgment rendered Ia favor Of
NJ Ridley, against Frauklyn College and Strnss'
River Turnpike Company.
JAMES NJ HINTON
nnp l4-3t Shcrihof ID. &.
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DIR KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

w.. - ,sP.ssu DR. KING, formerly OF New York. 70
az 80 the Last four years Of Louisville, Ky.
e-41 and who has devoted his attentiOnH
the treatment OF private dseasos for 30 years. aatef
himself, having attended TO practice for 30 man!
years. and cured so many thousands, lie IL enabled
cure all diseases OF private nature, matter how
bad they may be from nlud Cious medical treatment
from neglect Of their Dr Kings DispeAsgry IL
No 20 Deadeck street, between Cherry aud the Square
econd story, where he cures all dsoGses Of private
nature.
GonorheR cured without uaugeoun medicines or 10.
erierence with business.
Structures Of old recent date enectuRlly cured 10
q few days, by an operation which causes no pain
Where a Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and undey
mines the constitution 30 much.
syphilis, with all the Diseases Of the skn, growing
out Of neglect bad treatment can be eloCtualy
cured In a lew days.
Senindl Weakness. tGulRr attention having been
gvon to this disease and all the consequences growing
out Of it, brought In many cases by the destructive
habits Of incOnsiderRte youths, aud excessive ndu
genCe OF che passions neglect Of which will unde
mine the o0agttutiOn rendering the subject unit oI
business OF sOcsty and sing premature old age.
Females who mag be laOuring with any difficulty o
the womb may rest assured immediate relief,
Persons residing abroad, by writing ard stating then
case with Tee enclosed direct 70 Or. A. KING No u
Deaderok street, Nashville, Tenn Uifhave the necos
Bary medicines sent 70 their address OhUe hou'
ON O'Clock In tho morning until Q Ia the evening,
ulYl0-tndAw1V
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81, CCCiliaS Female Academy,
MI VERNON, NAHyuIg, TENN.

DIT, C1NgEST AID DISTRIBUTION Oh PRE-
- nlD MS. az ihe above Institution. VIII take
l, g on Tuesday Evening, thr gl.a inst Friends
nv ,u, ar.Dl.ln wr respectfully invited Z. attend
me ~, t'gl., authorities have LuI.y consented 4,
.,l.u'' 'Ne guards. 100 auI around thr ,., .p t.,t
nom tuh Academy WV '''''"
uuUlU=M '' ~" N'Nhrt NJ
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DR.. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNSARY.

I'HE attention Of citizens strangers and others vis
hnF Nashville, requiring modidal aid, is respect
Wy called 10 this Office, No 81 Dcaderick street sec
oud door, between Cherry and the Square
Dr.. GOLDMAN Is an old practitioner OF medicine: his
almost unlimited experience and catering success
for many years past, Ia the treatment Of PRIVATE ns
E,sEs has induced him to devote his undivided atten
ton TO all diseases tof this nature Many cases Of
the most invotorae character have promptly yielded
TO his improved method Of treatment
Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary syph.
Ills, Gonurrhma, Glost and an diseases Of the renits
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 70 his
romidics,
A female irregularities and functional isderange
mants of the Womb, and the disease arising from
CESSATION and ill manFcd parturiton.
Every case Of Reducible Rupture, and Of Plies ard
froapsus Of the RcCtum, and most casos OF Fistula
can be cured by process nearly painless II either
ot the latter cases is undertaken BY M. Coleman a
cure s iHudridbly 0drraHiei careful examnatied
always ptcscuts The necessary Indications Of success y
fdutucby his improved method Of operating.
Persons OF other sex applying in person by letter
Describing easel on the rst symptoms Of any acute
specific disease, can bs cured, In most cases. BY the
ahortive method, In rty.eight hours
strict confidence, prompt attention. and moderate
charges, will govern him with his patrons
80 No mercury used IN the treatment o. uensea
dtsed5es, as he believes Gin most cascs) Il produces
worse disease than that t is given TO cure.
omce hours from eight In the morning en- uiHe "
The evening Ian 10, id2-iy
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For Rent

LNuK the balance of the year, very meat u.E brick
II house containing glA rooms and "a k.t UUu. ~ 1000
GOV Apply .t 40. s5 No.ih liu" street near che
,aplO. HugB.u
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FOR SALEl

HOUSE ana LOr for sale D
'n very reasonable tonne, COS tay .ss-.k
N"TIN uI Capitol. GOOD UrEHHrrNaaI .atssE
Applicants ulN aalH.#s E.N So .g- Do S-A-A
N.N I.'r.'. Iuurl..IuH
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S25 REWARD

GTOLES, from r. HyIDEBRASD JsEtler, uu Uu-
> i0u street, ONE PATENT LIVER EAGLrH
GOLD WATCH, manufactured by Jno. Johnston, Iiy.
rrpJll The Watch b. Of small size, with white dial
engraved ON thn inside 1850 W. HAyaFH from hla
hturr iu tuu year 1885 20 on tho oual do engraved
"llDrACr HtsHut' The above Reward will b. PAID
FOR amy Information that may 90 10 tho rscoyery OF
tho property II n HAMMER
Iuuul-u
IagHyUo Journal please copy 10 tho amt ofll
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Singers Sewing Machine.

I'JE SALE I0W FJK CASH ONE OF SINGER
II Sewing Naga.Hr.l iu FDJi orisr warmntsd %
$50 IHIuh .IHEEI
..n.. ia FJ KAUFmAEHi
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Stop the Horse Thief.

INFTf DOLLARS REWARD will be paid Tor the "a
- prrhen7Dq and delivery Of the man and a Rfk5
Horse That was stolen on Sunday night the sth inst
iTum the stable Of John NJ Winstoad, living In vii
hhmaou county, ok miles east OF Franklin Tho
morse Do Che property of Mu. Mary A. Patterson fIo
b. DARK roam, years old a good Buggy Horse
heavy tall holds u rather 90 one side truts and ia
eos ioornby we'll, carries hlmtef quite gay hia head
up ho D. newly shod n round Hr l. very noted f1r
luhiichiug himfof whom len standing hltchrd. Tbs
man who stole him IL supposed ~ be- doaortor from
the Fcdorul army tie BE- small man. H0mn "a years
Of uTn, with bushy head had on a Hoped hat. Hp
has utou U Tile uviFbbuthUUd several weeks He
called lu' name John Coimnn. but bic real name 10
John Cook, which will be- found on hg blanket
Tho above reward viii be paid on The delivery ~
91d horse 10 Mrs Mary A. Patterson cen miles south
ni Nashville near The holcrHvil'e Turnpike
h. h.--lgH b0 belongs b the b7th or tsth Indiana
Regiment MARY a. rAIrflUuN.
IUuH lI iUH
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Wanted to Rent.

A NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE contain. ug four,
n tEr, Err ur seven rooms Needed Tor several
months aud vii be- uui taken care Uf by gentle
MON and sl.. A reasonable root wI.l d. Iad f8r e
Uuu.U .f above description p.ornutly aIuatsd 40
.f".|t v.lu psnIruIHu,
DilAHLIs AIIfN.
NTtflI-tI U.r Ul T.. u Nashville
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-10

Even those of twenty years ago, with their
queer, Disgusting fashions, are still the same
person-ony younger boy or girl. But
Mrs. Stowe (who thinks her face has suffered
as much as most peoples on duty for like
ness) found so many diverse ones of herself
in Europe, that she male a collection to amuse
her friends. She declares the only thing they
agreed in was the arrangement of the hair, so
that in Scotland the boys ran after her car.
riage, shouting, Heck that's her with the
courts :" Aud / fancy some of Tennyson's
admirers would be greatly amazed to compare
the magnificent brow and restless eyes that
open their book of poems with photograph
owned by Mr.. James 7. Fields. 1t is form
in sitting posture with cloak The eyes are
rather small, the brow has taken refuge under
a Kossuth hat, the face is bearded, emaciated,
and care stricken ; on the whole you might
think it worn out or baffied minister of state
II we are to lose Tennyson from the gallery
OF poetic faces, we shall turn to full length
photograph of Geo w. Curtis. 1t is taken in
the richest shadow, and has a depth and in
tentness of eye which so inform the whole fig
ure that it seems to lean gracefully forward,
advancing to meet you.
| wish had time to tell in detail of the fun.
ny photographs | have seen-some of them
mere f1esh.cOlored wateTmelons with noses. /
will only add that if one is to have a-profile ia.
ken, let him choose the left side-artists hav-
ing observed this to be generally the better.
But cannot be very cordial on the subject.
foresee that while may love you SO much
that l think you beautiful, the "machine"
may not agree with me at all. 1t will very
likely grind you out with face as empty as
Napoleon's when he saw any one searching it,
and, presto, discharged it of expression. With
so much posturing and mechanical effort, is it
strange il the soul gets frightened away from
the windows? CP.H
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-10

ADVEkTIsEAENTs published in the DAILS or o..
Tor three insertions AAd 20 cents for each sub
s.1 usn' insertion. re" lines or lesS) constitute .
square" Advertisements ordered Ip.,d. a A. -
prominent place, also those largely displayed. Wi
charged extra rates Contracts by the yesr may be
made on liberalterms ~ "
,sane m,KEKLT First insertion 81 per squars each suh
~ All transient Advertisements must be rai1 -
.ee' 1eary or regular advertisers will be feGuirsi
u MAKE quarterly payments ~ ~ et~ise
- NO grdtaoes Advertisements. No rep ut reao.
VI proceedings Of any corporation society or
AspclAton, and no communication DESIGNED 70 call
ton to any matter Of limited or indiyiaua I'M
D. inserted unless paid for as an Advertisement ~ -"
~ The Publishers will not hold themaelye raanon
siole for any that may occur beyond ii aonn
charged for the Advertisement -S1H
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9entlstrp.
G. EN- IT'S T R Y

S., D z n 7 S T R 7 /.
N11IIYIyGREEN 81 jerks,
U r. G. Y q N d H N I'll s II 8 :,
Once in Union Block, 1917 Main ST.,
Over Fiske q Goddards Jewelry Store.
DIR. w. II. GREEN, DIR. A, Il. jerks.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted in every style of set.
ting Gold Silver, Platna, Vulcanized Rhbber &c. Of
the highest finish from parts to a full set
PRICES-For Upper or Lower Sets of Teeth, In Gold
Settings warranted S carats fine $50 to S40 Upper and
Lower S65 to SIS; Silver Settings Upper and Lower. S2
to IS; VulcaniZed Rubber, $50. diff jy6
NOR THE BEST DENTISTRY, AT
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES,
CALL AT No. 8 MECHANICS HALL.
DR.. G. o. STEARNS, DENTIST.
ole dti
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MONDAY MORNING MARCH 10, 1862.

thiry-five gallons thereof contained in wooden cask
said cask being bound with wooden hoops and marked
follows-Dudley p Eys Rock Spring Distlllery Best
n. f. Rum; certain quantity OF whskey, being about
and exceeding twenty-five gallons thereof contained
in a wooden cask, said cask being bound with wooden
hoops, and marked fullows-Robbins. Cuvler d. Co.
Gin cinnati. Ohio Copper Distilled Rye Whskey; Ger
tain quantity of whsker being about and exceed
ing twenty-five gallons thereof contained in wooden
cask said cak hemg bound with iron hoops ana marked
follows-0ld Bourbon Whiskev, bourbon County,
Kv Copper Distilled; certain quantity of gin. being
about and not exceeding TWENTY-FIVE salons thereof,
contained in wooden csk said cask being bourd with
wooden hOons, and mark ed as ollowsPure Oak Grove
Gin, from Il. d H., Vernon. Vt certain quantity IF
cider brandy, being about and not exceeding fifty GAL
Ions thereof contained wooden cask said cask being
bound with wooden hoops. and marked folows-0ld
Cider Brandy; certain quantity of wine, being about,
wooden cask, said cask being bound with woouen and
iron hoops. and marked foliOws-E Blouquire F. II.
d Westphalia Burgundy Port; which, by virtue of
warrant issued by The police of said Worcester have
been seized said Worcester certain brick building
there situate, the souherly side Of Mechanic street,
said city said building being next to vacant lot said
lot being situated at the westerly end OF said building
said street. said building being nearly opposite to the
Farmers Hotel called said street, and occupied by
said Joseph s. Hill and james Leavens house,
the twenty eighth dav of Februare in the year
thousand eight hunde ed and sixtytwo, the value of
which liquors herein described with the vessels contain
ing theul does i'll the opinion OfSal Police Court exceed
twenty dollars. You hereby required and command
ed to appear before the justices OF the Superior Court
next to be holden at Worcester in said county of Wor
ceser, on the second Monday of Nav In the egh
teen hundred and sXtytwO to to the complaint
against the said LIQUORS sells containing them and
for trial and to show cause il any you have, why the
said liquors and vessels containing them should not be
forfeited for being kept for sale by the said Joseph s. Hill
and James Leayeis, in violation of the laws OF this
commonwealth
Witness, William Green Esq Justice of said Police
Court Worcester this first day OF March, the year
c. JILLsoN. Clerk.
Copy. Attest: EDWIN HAVEN,
Constable of the City OF Worcester.
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REFERENCES.
, George Law Moses IL. Grinell, shefen Bros, Adams
Express Co New York
Erastus Corning, Albany.
Senator Wilson, Adams Express Co. Boston,
Alexander Cummings. j. II Sargent. North A Chace
Adams Express Co., Philadelphia
iaG
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patents.
patents.
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
IL. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late agent of u s. Patent Office Washington under
the Act of 1879
40 State ST.. opposite KIlby ST., Boston,


After an extensive pyAct!ce of upward, of twenty
years continues to secure Patents in the Uuted Staes
also, In Great Britain France and other foreign
tries Caveats, Specifications Bonds Assignments and
all Papers or Drawings for Patents executed liberal
terms snd with dspatch Researches made into Amerl
can and Foreign works TO determine the validity u
~ Of Patents 81 Inventions legal other advice
rendered in all matters touching the Copies of
the claims Of any Patent furnished by remttihg One
Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency Is not only the largest in New England,
but through 1t inventors have advantages for securing
Patents of ascertalning the patentabiity of inventions
which can he offered them elsewhere. Tn 1estlmonI
ais below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESS
and his SUCCESS is TIE BEST PROOF OF ADVAN,
TAGEs AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
ABUNDANT reason TO believe and prove that at
other office of the kind the charges for professional
services so moderate The immense practice of the sub
rber during the twenty past has enabled him
accumulate vast collection OF Specifications and Of
fetal decisions relative to Patents
These, besides his extensive library of legal and me
chanica works aud u accounts # patents granted in
tents
All necessity of journey to Washington, TO procure
patent and the usual great delay there are here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most capable and
intercourse" CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent md trust
oorhy and more capable of putting their applications In
form to secure for them an ary and favorable consid
'''''' - NV '''' O'' EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents,
"Nir X. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN app-
cations all but of which patents have been grant
cd and that is oW pending. such unmistakeabe proof
Of great talent on his part leads to recommend all
inventors to apply to him to procure their patents as
thny may be Of having the faithful attention
bestowed their and very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART.
During eight month the subscriber in course Of his
large practice, made t1ice rejected applications SIX
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was decided
In his fduor, b. the Commissioner OF Patents.
r. II. EDDY.
Boston, Dec. 2, 1861. deodly Dc
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Sor Sale Of On get.

no TET.--Four tenements to let. with
- barns or without. Inquire of JOHN HAMMOND,
SO diff
EOR SALE OR TO LET.-The sub
\ scrlber has Water Power and Buildings sufficient
and convenient for three sets of wooden machinery
which he wishes to let or sell, IVERS PHILLIPS.
Worcester jan Is, 1862. d6w ia20
HOUSE TO LET-The Brick House.
- No % Grown street, (recently occupied bv Rev L.
Moss Above house is of the most desirable place
OF residence to be found in the city, is supplied with hot
and cold water upon floor hot air furnace bathing
room, water closet, &c. For terms, apply to A 2
WAKE. diff d24
EARM FOR SALE-One of the best
a farms in Spencer for sale, or will exchange for
Spencer, Feb. 6, 1862. d5w| f6y
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09

4 The CROPS IN lowA-The yield of
wheat is estimated at 20, 900, 600 bush.
Is this year, being 10000 bushels
zaore than the crop of 1861. There
ave been 1926 900 acres cultivated
his season in corn, which will yield
sl6, $50, 900 bushels, or an excess oven
he crop of last year Of 100000
bushels. Oats will reach 100000
bushels hay l,o0O,O 900 tons sorghum
ID, 900, 900 and potatoes double las
years quantity. The State will b,
|able TO export this year l75, zoo cattl,
and 100000 hogs. The increase o
sheep has been about one-third during
the past year, making the number il
the State 100000.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09
Cincinnati. April IL. 1859.

Messrs. y. l.. SCOVlLL & Co
uENrs From a sense of duty, give you
statement of cure of my son by the use Of
your Blood and Liver Syrup. He was taken
.hree years ago with the Scrofula sores made
'her appearance upon the side of his neck,
under the skin, which was hard and red (or
liiiamcd) We called upon one of our first
physicians of this city, who treated him. but
the sores. under his treatment, became ulcer
Gus and broke and discharged.
The Physician did all he could but the suf.
iercr continued to get weak and poor. and had
but little appetite. l called on another. in
consultation, but without any better SUCCESS
had nearly given up all hopes of his getting
well.
Some three months ago, one of my neigh
bors was telling me of the cures made by your
blood and Liver Syrup. got bottle, and
found that his appetite began to be much bet
ter, also his color, and 10y the use of ten bot
ties has been cured. JAMES RELY,
Lower Market, between Main and Sycamore
EB See Advertisement.