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GOVERNMENT SALES

Auction Sale
Government Buildings.
OFFICE ASSISTANT QU8RTERMAsTER,)
CEDAR STREET, EEAR TREsTLE WORK,
NAsHYuLE, TENN April ., 1864.
I VII L expose for ssle, at Public Auction, On
L SAT URDAY, May 9Th, 1866, the following Gov
eminent Buildings:
At 10 o'clock, am, at the Magazine for
merly Lunatic Asylum) on Franklin Pike.
One Store House a, 6x3O
One Commissary IS 4z30
One Quarters Is ex25
Two Quarters S0xlO0.
One Office lSx30
Three 6uard Houses 12x12
One Shed aOxIC9T
-Four Kitchens 10Kl5,
Two Water Closets 20xl0.
At IL o'clock, a m, on Mulberry, between
Summer and High Streets.
One Building Unfinished SOx25
at 11.3O o'clock, am, rear Of Old Govern
ment Bakery on College Street.
Two Stables 4OxsO.
At u o'clock, M, rear Of Nos. 10, u snd 90
South Cherry Street.
Three Buildings
Sale 10 Re made on the premises.
Terms Cash 10 GOV. rnment Funds
By order Of A. K. Eddy, U. S. A., Depot @. NJ.
apr26-td cAw BVt Ma. and A. Q. N.
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AEtu advertisements.
Orphans Fair

THE Ladies' Fsir for the Benefit of ST. MARY'S
4 ORPHAN ASYLUM was re-opsned last night,
and will continue open for few days only, 10 the
basement Of the Cathedral, corner of Cedar and
Summer streets. Admission rs cents.
mayI-3t
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AFTERNOON sEssIoN.
REPORT FROM THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE on THE
BILL DEFINING THE TERN "PERsoNs OF COLOR. .

AFTERNOON SESSION.
REPORT FROM THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE ON THE
BILL DEFINING THE TERN "PERsoNs OF COLOR. -
Mr.. Arnell, from the Judiciary Commit
tee. made the following report:
House bill No. 564: "An act TO define the
term persons Of COLOR" and to declare the
rights Of such persons, having been referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary, they
have given it their careful consideration.
In their opinion it is a measure eminently
just, proper, and humane. Just, because it
proposes an equality of civil rights before
he law, proper, because it viii remove q
confusion now existing, and harmonizssthe
statutes Of the State with the national law
upon this subject; humane, because it en-
bodies Christian philanthropy worthy of
universal adoption. They have, therefore,
without dissenting voice, instructed me
to recommend its passage.
They have also had under consideration
Senate bill No. $50: To give immediate effect
to the law permitting persons of Indian or
African descent to testify in the courts, and
have directed me to recommend its imme
date passage. SAMUEL M. ARNELL.
HOUSE BILL ON THIRD READING.
No. sol: To establish Metropolitan Po-
lice District of Memphis. Passed.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
No. rs: To extend the boundary of the
city of Memphis. Rejected.
No. IL: Requiring an additional oath to
be taken by officers hereafter to be elected
or appointed. Passed.
No. 164: Providing for the collection of
debts, and for the relief of the people.
Laid on the table.
No. l65: To appraise property to be sold
bY executors Rejected
No. 100: To increase the pay of joilors.
Rejected.
No 168: For the relief of the people. Laid
on the table.
No. I7l To establish the I4th Judicial
Circuit. Laid on the table.
No ~; To amend section 1898 and l.
999 of the Code. Laid on the table.
No. 1874: To prevent frauds in trust deeds.
Rejected.
No. 1866 To increase the fees of sheriffs,
clerks, etc. Laid on the table.
No. 1913: To provide for the defence of
suits against the Bank of Tennessee. Laid
on the table.
No. 200: To amend section 2,45O of the
Code.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. 305: To incorporate the Nashville
Ice Manufacturing Company, with an
amendment Incorporating the Chattanooga
Leather Company. Passed.
On motion, the House adjourned until 9
o'clock tomorrow.
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Interesting Decision on Income
Taxes, &c.

Taxes, &c.
It has been decided by the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue that all ex-
peuses for insurance upon property and
al actual Losses in business, may be de-
Quoted from the gross income Of the
year, but Losses sustained after Deem
Der 3lst, 1865, cannot reduce the in
come for the year. Losses that may
have occurred in The prosecution Of one
kind Of business may be deducted from
gains in another, but not from those
portions Of the income derived from
taxed investments, such as mortgages,
rents and the like. 1t also decided
that persons travelling about the coun-
try as agents Of manufacturers or deal
els, seeking orders fer goods as agents
ofone person or firm only, such as sala-
ried clerks, or men hired by the month,
should not be required to take licenses
as commercial brokers.
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The Columbia Herald comes to hand
enlarged and improved. It is very
neat and well conducted paper.
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ASSISTANT QUARTRRMAsTER'S OFFICE.0
ORDAR sTBEEr, NEAR TREsrLE WORK, ;
Nashville, Tenn, April %, 1866
A Ii persons cOgnizaDt Of the existence Of graves
"a or groups OF graves wherein are inferred de-
ceased Federal Soldiers, in isolated localite in or
near the city Of Nashville, Tenn, are requested to
notify this ONCE Immediately of the fact, In order
;hat steps may be taken for the removal of the
bodies. A. W. WILLS,
apIi 2t-lm d&w Byt. Maj and A. Q. NJ.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, April 80, 1885.

MONDAY, April 80, 1885.
The House was called to order at 10
o'clock. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Campbell.
NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. Anderson To incorporate the
Simpson Calf killa Flour and Lumber Man
featuring Company. Passed.
HOUSE, BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. AS: To dispose the revenue of 1851
ga.
No 4I8: To supply the records Of county
courts in certain cases. Rejected.
No. 594 To amend section 40l0 of the
Code. Laid on the table.
No. 379: To provide an aspiration for the
widows and representatives of deceased
Tennessee soldiers. Referred to a felect
committee.
On motion the House adjourned until
o'clock
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Wanfed.

N FIRST CLASS BUSINESS MEN sngs
III q travelling business. Pay from " -
per day. Call at 3l1s Cedar sHeet, la1ls W
auril6-u
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Mr.. Ortiz, of Indiana, offered the fol-
lowing resolution in the House of Rep
resentatives, on the 18th ult 1t was
referred to the Committee on Foreign
Relations:
A JoIyr RESOLUTION authorizing the sale aud
transfer OF arms, munitions, and vessels
OF war.
Whereas, the United States now have in
their possession large quantities of arms
and munitions of war, as also vessels Of war,
not required for the public service; there
fore,
Be it Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of War and the 5 cretary Of the
Navy be, and they are hereby authorized
and instructed, under the direction Of the
President, TO sell and transfer in such num-
Der and quantity as they may deem advisa-
bic any Of the vessels, arms, aid munitions
ofwar belonging TO the United States to any
Government on the American continent
holding diplomatic relations with the United
States, and to receive payment thereof IN
coin or in the bonds of such Government.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

On motion OF Mr.. Mckinney, leave of alb
sencs for five days from next Thursday was
granted to Senator johnson.
SPECIAL ORDER-sRNATE FRANCHISE BILL.
The hour for the special order having ar
rived, the, Senate Franchise bill No. BOG,
reported by the Franchise Committee was
taken up.
Pending the discussion of the bill, the
Senate adjourned TO 9 o'clock am, to
morrow.
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1t will be remembered that after the
surrender of General Lee the military
in Georgia captured 100000 in gold,
which was claimed 10y the Farmers the
Exchange, and the Bank of Virginia,
at Richmond Recent Investigations
of the facts, however, show that few
weeks before the evacuation of Rich~
mond the Legislature of Virginia pass
ed law authorizing the said banks to
loan the Confederate Government, upon
the faith of the State, 100000 of gold
to purchase supplies for Lees army.
This sum was placed by the respective
banks to the credit of the rebel Gov
eminent, and before the surrender of
Lee $4,000 was paid, leaving $4,000
belonging to the rebel Government
with these banks at the time of the
evacuation. The Government, there
fore, claims not only the 100000 cap
tured in Georgia, but also the $4,000
additional in custody of the banks.
This is the present condition of the
question The notes of these banks
have been bought up the expectation
that the Government would relinquish
its title to the $4,000 of gold.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.
MONDAY, April 80,

SENATE.
MONDAY, April 30.
The Senate met at 9 a. m.
NEW BILLS.
Senate bill No. 81, by Mr.. Nelson To
INCORPORATE the Tennessee Colonial and EN-
igratien Company. Passed on first readirg,
and referred to the Committee on Corpora
tions.
Senate bill No. 372, by Mr.. Hall: To re-
peal section 9th of An act to license bill
lard tables, and for other purposes" passed
March u, 1866. Passed on frat reading.
TAKEN Up OUT OF ORDER.
Senate bill No. 1854 To indemnify loyal
citizens for losses sustained in putting down
the rebellion. Passed on second reading,
and referred to the Committee on Finance
and Ways and Means.
Senate bill No. 354: For the relief of the
Memphis, Clarksviile and Louisville Rail-
road Company. Passed on second reading.
Senate bill No. 268: Affirming the settle
ment made with F. N. W. Burton, former
Secretary of State. Amended, passed on
third reading as amended, and ordered to
be transmitted to the House.
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g1ashrilIe Aniu1l.
TUEsDAY. ~ !, 80.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED Ky THE
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING 90.
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GRENADINE SILK VESTS,
White Silk Vests,
White Merseilles Vests,
Skeleton Cloth Vests.

These Goods ere emioently worthy the attention
Of eli buyers. We respectfully invite the attention
Of the publ 70 this very large and superb
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Notice.

And MUSICAL MERCK ANDIsE generally.
The attention Of dealers is respectfully called 20
1ur large and well assorted stock which We oiier a.
he lowest market rates.
SpFis-sm soNNTAs BEess.
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UTANTED-Mauie Ladies whose hath ~.
w not admit Of an inCrease Of famIT sell 5
cent stam for Dr. Stuart's PrIvste Circu.uo Mar
red Ladies, and common sense vii teIl4 H IF
NO HUMBUG. AL communication strsy eQll.
dental. DR. DUDLEY sTtkI,
aprI4-3mwe p. q. Draa or SOS, Cfag9i la'
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A GRAND
Free Exhibition

At 2 o'clock precisely, when Mas
ter CHARLES, late Of the Cirque
Imperial, Paris, viii make an as
eension on the outside Of the Pa
Ulion on q
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following vote:

YEAs-Messrs. Chandler, Cragin, Kirk
wood, Lane, (Ind.) Lame, (Kan.) McDougal,
Nesmth, Norton, Pomeroy, Ramsey, Sher-
man, Stewart, Trumbull, Williams-I4.
NAYs-Messrs. Buckalew, CONFESS, Cfess-
well, Davis, DoOlittle, Fessenden, Foster,
Grin e., Guthrie, Harris, Hendricks, Nor
gan, Morrill,, Poland, Riddle, sprague, Stock
Iou, Sumner, Van Wrinkle, Wade, Viii
eou-2i
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Single slender Wire,

From the ground to the top Of
the centre pole. a distance Of SEQ
feet, st an altitude Of 70 fest.
A- Doors open in the evening
at 7 o'clo k.
Performances will commence
at 8 o'clock.
AqIutsslOn-s.........,.a"....s.Si W
SIllluI { u.s.s.'s'.s.... % CTS.
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McOORMIOK'S
REAPERS Ind mowers
Threshing Machine.

These Machines are unquestOnsbly the bert ai
chine now 10 use. Manufactured M E4rIar.1. Ta-l
Al extra fixtures are easily obtained, desired.
SODA E'OUNTAInT -
We nave 90 i11ssss end very hue soda ~.
viii n Fssti@te Vita kezs nfAvTun. The sTs
VIM. LYON q co.
apr21-1m No IS South MaIEa b..
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Is to break the troublesome Cough
credible short tue There remedy that show more
evidence Gifts merits than dsBAsAM Tor curing CoSsuMr-
rtoS, CoUghs, CoLus AsrHv,, CHoUp. trc.
Physicians having CoSsuNrrivE patients, and having failed
To them by their prescriptions, should not hesitate 10
prescribe this remedy 70 has when all other
dies have failed.
Uonsumpve do not despair because all the remedies that
you have trcdhav failed But rPY THIS GREAT REMEDY.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Perry Davis Son, Providence, r. l., Agents for Eastern
States. Dec ~. In
For sale by each Of the Druggists In Montpelier.
WIEN, u the of human events becomes
for the people OF h United states amedcine Tor Coughs
Colds, Group, Ashm' Bronchitis other complaints Of sim
liar nature then let them Try that reliable and standard rene
dyf ~ g. Downs Vegetable Baisamic Elixir. No compound
ever invented has been successful I'm the above com
plants This article has been before the people oyr
thirty year,. and have yet to ufa single where
has failed give sausacon no medicine go ts world has
enjoyed such universal good will s honest and true and
win do an that claims 60 DO. % Is purely vegetable, and
Manufactured with the utmost nothing impure being al
lowed In &c. IT'S precisely same that 10 when frs
made. JOAN b. henry q Co, Proprietors,
] IQ.ll Wntrrhurv. VI
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DIR MATTIsON

~ Providence h L. treats exclusively all diseases and
accidents resulting from npradercc iu Doth give
hog thsn bis whole Attention. d.. "a lisa thoroughly
educated physician Of over twenty years experience,
ring the hishes' tesin1nal' and undoubtedly pos.
.e'e' superior skill in that class Of di'easesto which
he hes devoted 30 much sine and attention. Persons
~ distance and lai,s especially, having any trouble
81 thc Kind. should be- aeno for his Book on
Special Diseases giving flu Information. 10 sealed
envelope FREQ Eoe.,sc one ,np fr postage and
direct Z, DR. NATrG5CN. No IS Union street. Provi.
den e. X l5GGdaw
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vEGETAB FAIN KILLER!
UNIVERSAL REMEDY FoR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CON
PLANTS.
A, this period there but few uuacqu ned with the merits
Of the Pain Kileri but white eNto nmrnt they
know but tte of les power in pain when akeu intern
ally while Internally with great success but
equally ignorant OF lbs calling virtues When applied eNtsrusy
We therefore wish say all that Ia equally
whether used internally externally ana it, universal
aud immense AM omaud from India aud utherforeu
equal The drUauf athome and Il has become
Ia those lar OIL places by lie pooprtors
advertised iu is introduction into
eisu lands Dec, dtW in
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.HAMMONTON FRUTT lands.

THE best opportunity 90 secure home ;
lid end healthy cl M ~ soi sui ole for all crops
the Bgsr FRutr LAND ~ 3 NoNi best " markefs
-hcng New York aud huadtlphia; rom 5000 10 s5on
per acre cleared fom sruaN fut lara, population a.
ieaIy located; huudreds arc seug good society per
fecty healthy sof water all advantages. Lands for
sale In and around the famous Hammonton Fruit settle
mcut 80 miles from Philadelphia large tract Is now
divided into Farms 20 suit hgacua settler Price for
20 acres and upwards fom 81 to $50 per acre Five
and ten acre ots fot sale 1gms liberal title perieat
For fil information address fYWNEs K IuNns Han
| -unntnr Nn,. Lnr..N- An lall.la r.urrnh
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who would not beautiful who would not add to their
beauty gives that marble purity and dsasae appear
observe che and 10 the city belle Il Is no
longer They Hagan's Magnolia Balm. It's
eekes plmpes and rouehness rom
and hands and leaves the complexion smooth, raspa
rent blooming and rayishng Unlike many cosmetics, il
material Injurious the skin Any Druggist will
der It for you, II hand, 80 cts per bottle.
WE. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y, Chemist.
DRMAS BAR"BSS co Vholesals AGENTS, N. r
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold BY all Druggists.
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVE D


Geuuemen.-I had negro man worth fLAn Who took COW
from absd hart n ta M and usele., for over year
had used rr,rhnsT hear uf stthout benefit uh'
cried the Nesiean MaanR Luent t soon eneoted rtrn
aucut cure.n D. A' ~" -'''N'
Montgomery, Ala, June ", s59
take pleasure recommending the Mexican Mustang
Iinmeut as valuable Indispensable article for spr4ns
Sores Scratches a Horses. our have used d. for
Barns Bruises, Sores Rheumatsm, &C, and all say u acis
uss4,.r,e.n J.w HEWITT,
Foreman for American, weils, Fargo's aud Harden'a
EHpress.
The spfau Of my daughters ankle, ocoasoned While skat
fnrast winter entirely cured go scek aner She COIN
tnenoed using your e. lebrsted Mustang Lniment.
.iue.ster Mass. Apq l. t-ss ED sEELY.r
Itsan admitted TACT that the Mexican Mustang Linment
performs more shorter time msn and beast than
any article ever discovered Families, hyery and plant
rs should alsays them hand. Quick and sure Ger
ainy s All genuine wrapped DO steelplate engraving
bearing the signature w. westbro0k, Chemist and the
srieo s stamp OF DLNAs BARNES Co. over the top.
An EFFORT has counterfeit 70 With cheap stone
plate lahel LoeA eiafeiy
SARATOGA sPgING WATER, sold BY all druggists.
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Portable Steam Engines,

FROM TO 50 HORSE POWER
"A LSO CIRCU LAR SAN MIL,L
We have the oldest largest and most complete works
power aud economy Of fuel are e)aeeded by experts to
be superior any offered the public The great
amount Of boiler hie suIfaea and c Under area.
gines the most powerful aud cheape.t In use.
All size. on hand o. furnished On fhl't notice.
Circulars with price list, sent on application.
WOOD s MANN STEAM ENGINE CO.,
Utica. Y. B.Anch Office, 90 Maiden Lane. N Y.
1887
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

delight Superior any Cologne used 70 oa,uo l
,aesnd to render the skin soft andfesh 70 eE
nammaon to perfume eothns iorheadache' &C. n'"
ufacured from rich Southern hasnos' saa
,. uite unprecedented. nisa favorite WIN aotress'
sdr. singers Ills sodby all Dealers At tlOl ID iAe
na,,te.. and By DGxAs BAGSEs Co.. New York "hoe''
Agents. 49, ..-,.,, -, a.. al n,,gysta
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold by All pruss'S'
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BANKING HOUSE
JAY COOK b ~ CO.

Corner walls Nasira SIS New York
connection with our house. iu Philadelphia aud washing
uuon te have opened sew YORK. HOUSE 90 above loca
tou and odsr 90 Banks, Baukers and uvssor
r Che transaction ofer basnes n this city including pur
;hase and sales of GoytaSr 5eouhriEs, srooEs BoNps
We constantly represented At che STOCK ES
change and Gold 8oard promptly
dlled. W skeep on hand iuil supply Of
Government Securities Of all Issues
buying selling prors allowing correspond
j. COOKE co.
No. 4.t a., fsv
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. DOW eounas devote bis entire time
to The Of an diseases incident Che female system
experience OF twenty years enables HIM guarantee
speedy permanent relief To- the Of sapprgs
an a.t-aat DfraHgsasats, from otioer
An letters advice e. Office. Nos Enicotl
street Boston.
s. s.-Haari faruhai TO those Ta, wish % remain unde
Treatment.
Boston. luue o. iss6 i5w;iy
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heim'treets nimi'able Hair Colornsis not dye. All in-
Simultaneous ayes are composed otisHar oauso
destroy the vitality aud bsautv If ,be bair rti
igna Hair Colorns and has been growing in favor over
twenty It restores gray hair 10 its original color BY
gradual absorption in most renewable manner Its also
beautiful hair dressing SOLD In twD
by all dealers.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by " Drugsts,s
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Dated al Waterbury, Dec 2o'a 1866

CTArE OBJ VERMONT WASHINGTON DfsraiCT, ss
In Probate Court held At Montpelier Tor said Dis
~ trc., on the llud lay " December, A. d., 1891
George Nichols aiministator u the estate Of Henry ".
Bates late q Nouhhed 10 si District, deceased
application to aid court extend The time allowed
him the debts due from said render his
aiministrat1n acc luut until some future day.
Whereupou Is ordered by said that said application
be heard az the Probate unen Montpelier 2lnd
Of January d. 1 and IL u further ordered, that
be given % All concerned, bY she publication II
der in the Nerm Waterman and Journal
Montpelier three succeasyey bofor said hearing
BY the Court.-Attest, T. x. MERRILL,
Al.h Jdge.
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AppnovrD NY rms fursR,L scaoot MHDfcisE, PARIS.
Ttssdt ne C0aise Chemistry NJ nc AMERICAN 'ia'
9a,oeafoa AZ hsr Generation ttd R blhm0re hay s o''
and eadorssd bgtis most promtsenf members
This fmpsrtsd Tonic recomm nied by the most eminent
Physicians, Is prepared IN Paris, from
PURE SHERRY
Admits In ils composition only Tonic Aromatic and feoruss
substances II replaces, with great superiority, a u'n
ters which have for base nothing but Alcohol OF 'n
whskies It is richer than any other Bitters IN 80,
AROMATIC AND BhLSAMlC PRINCIPLES
exquisite Its soothing effects on The NERVOUS
r,ts Ia most Astonishing for while Il gently eNharaes' by
70 aimatue the functions of Che pidEs1iys oRDAHs ahuus
as tanruor by gently ahng and Eliminating inc NIan'
iyia healthy tone 90 the whole organsm leaves oeWni
none ofthe painful Influences that follow A'ono,'
HIY 81 MIC W I'M
IS MopEovGn
wosr pELIoIoUs TO "a A y y,
Possessing wonderful virtues n m cases OF DyP'P ana D
sHi,y, and moreoyeris unexcced as an
aPPE TIZER.
NJ TTIS NOTINTOTCNATtNG IN THE LBASf'
MUsCAT PERLE NMPoRTKul
rare ane Wine Of most delightful nav1r hhe pure jHfs
ola most dsu. and generous Grape and surpases 10 excel
ence any Table Wme w ne Country.
Am who are soiietous obtaining aud super
Tor Wine, will he delighted with
"vrSCAT PEE r."
mr. chnret peops are solicited 10 eramHs tin Hu1ctor
] communion parpIics,
ACommuuou Wine should De- abort ai hHs parf. 90 th
seooot place t should be mild Musctt Perle c1mhire'
these two most essential qualities and trial VIII c1nguc,
apv one Of ITS superiority all Wines at present in .
Market These Wines are sold by alt respectable Drugsu
aud Dealers.
REED, CUTLER & CO,
BOSTON,
oar Ocneral Rsents fBr NEW ENGLAND.