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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24
Col. John B. BrO,OnIo,c

Co.. John B. BrotoDLoic
DEAR SIR In response to a call on me from
ROane in the last WIG, over the signature "E Plu-
ribus Unum," to become a candidate to represent
Knox and Roane in the next State Senate, and also
reference to my adherence to the Union, highly
appreciate, co ming from many in one"
think it entirely premature for candidates to
urge their claims before the people in advance and
embarrass the action of the nominating convention
to assemble at Loudon in May. have no doubt the
delegates will make loyal and judicious selection
at least The office ,0H seek the man. then it is the
privilege of the nominee to accept or decline, and
candidates defeated before the convention, should
as true patriots and loyal citizens, support the
inee against the opposition, waving all petty and
personal considsra TONS believing the sustainance
of the Union and our State Government para
mount to Sll other views, outside the Convention.
had the honor of being a candidate for the
Senate in 1872 in this District from various calls
through the papers. proceeded TO canvass short
time with two other gentlemen claiming to be
Union men, (having had no convention to reconcile
conflicting aspirstions) fourth candidate appear
ed in the field on the Secession ticket, in the per-
Sun ol Z M McOIung, Since deceased. couiQ Ell
feet no compromise and in order not to jeopdarize
the election of Union man, Voluntarily with
drew from the contest, and so announced in a
public card, giving my reasons. Mr.. John Wester
was elected. Since then I have, as private citi-
zen, bufeted the storm, and opposed treason and
traitors.
1 deem it very important that there should be
harmony and action among the Union men, to con-
centrate their strength and obtain large majority
throughout the State. TENNESSEE is looked on with
deep interest by the loyal States to sustain her pres
ent position, she has become historic in the last tive
years through the prompt and decisive course of
Gov. Brownlow and the loyal majority of the Leg
slature acting in conjunction With him Let us not
arnish that bright record that will be stereotyped
in hir:ery) by dissentions to promote ambitousiy,
personal aspirations.
Very Respectfully,
WIN. w. ALEXANDER
Loisdou TENN dpriL ga 1857
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Railroad Rebellion.

The old rebel Board Of Directors on the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, recently refused
seats in the Board to the Directors Of the State APP
pointed by the Governor, under recsnt act Of the
Legislature. The ground taken, as We understand
IL il that the law Is unconstitutional rs al laws are
thst initiate against rebels That road, above an
Others should be slow 70 ra1e legal questions N II.
management OF course the new Directors viii,
bring the question into court, through wri, Of
mandamus.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24
List OF Commissioners for Reglstra-


The following Commissioners of Registration IN
Ter the law of May 3, asee, have been re-cOmmis
oned, viz:
Anderson county--Calvin Adkins.
Bledsoe county-F. A. Heniger.
Blonnt county--Wm. Goddard.
Bradley county-Sam. Hunt.
Campbell county-T j. Rogers.
Carter coanty--A. Upton.
Claiborne-W. w. Hollingsworth
Cannon county,. d. Mcknight
Cumberland county. r. Narramore
Cheatham county-E. B. Harris
Carroll county-Andrew Nicely.
DeKalb county--Alexander Robinson.
Lawrence couEty-P. Pickard.
Lewis county-John Hale
Lauderdale county-Wm. McCernice.
McMinn county.-Thos. Coldwell
Monroe county,. r Leonard.
Morgan county-Lewis Nichtke.
Maury county-W. r. Conner
Mscsn county-R- r. W. Gillenwaters.
McNairy county-Levi Hurst
Marion county-A. A. Copinger.
Jackson county-W. NJ Clark, Sr.
Knox eounty-Charles Morrow
Sumner county-Thompson Mckinley.
Sewer county-Andrew L. Scruggs.
Scott county,. NJ. Cordell
Sullivan county-A g. Shipley.
Sequatchie county-Daniel MeWilrams.
Smith county-E. T. Morris
Shelby county-James D. Davis.
Upton county-Wm. Coward.
Union county-LaFayette Huddleston.
Van Bnren county-Thos H Witt.
Wilson county-W II. Goodwin.
Warren county-L. L. Faulkner.
Wayne county-David H. Davis.
White county-Georgs Il. Hill.
Washington county-L. E. Griffith
Weakley county--Anderson Fl. Walker.
Granger county-Pleasant Love-
Fentress county-Perry O. Dowdv.
Fayette county-N. Saddineer.
Grundy county-John Myers.
Madison counLy-Robert MedIiu.
Overton county-James T. Koear
Obion eounty-Gen Hawkins.
Polk county-Jno. B. Cate.
Putnam county-John Jored.
Perry county-Jesse Taylor.
Rhea county-Wm. Morgan Sr.
Roane county-Wm. P. Lowry.
Robertson county-H. D. Fatherstone.
Rutherford county-F. Sherbroeke.
Dyer county-Jas. Mccoy.
Decatur county-Elijah Roberts.
Dickson county-A. N. Stroud.
Hancock county-Geo. W. Harrison.
Hawkins county-N elson Campbell
Hamilton county-HuEh G. Alexander.
Hardin county-Henry r. Hinkle
Hickman county,. n. Pickett, Jr.
henoerson counLy~-Ih0s. A. Smith.
Henry county-Jas. B. Guthrie.
Haywood county,. L. Poston.
Jefferson county,. G. French
johnson county-R. A. Donnelly.
Gibson county-Robt. E. Boyle
Giles county-Wiley Willeford
Crockett county,. E. Mahan
The following changes have been made:
Bedford county-H. p. Cleveland vice Hous ton
Benton county-M. B. Bland, vice Thompson.
Davidson county-A. z. Alden, vice Doris
Franklin county-Dsniel Z. Davenport, vice
)h;twood. -1---r
Greene county-James OBrien, vice Goss
Humphrey county-Wm. WEIGH, vice Nolan.
Lincoln county-John Carey, vice Stitt.
Marshall county-Robt. Wiley, vice Owensby.
Meigs county-Thos. Cecil, vice Nat Witt.
Montgomery county-Henry s. Parker, vice
'yrne.
Stewart county-R. A. Salisbury, vice Stewart
Coffee eounty-G. G.. Woodruff, vice Bartlett.
Williamson county-D. NJ. Clihe, vice Nsbett.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized 20 the Of JOSEPH
COOPER candidate TO represent the Congress
onal District Of Tennesee in the Forsth Congress- subject
70 the decision Of thu Unon Republican Convention At
ems on the 18th day Of May neIt. sprzfe2t
We authorized and requested to nas
STEPHEN MATHEWS ssndidats for State Senator em
me counties Of Bount seveF Cooke and Greene en-
suing August election.
To he Voters Of ne Radical uaoa Party Of Kaoe and Rosu.
CoBaiiss, C9i0red msa Included:
Sot hs wing been forced ont BY solicitation but fo., A.
sire 70 be elected freely and Toluntarly annouace
candidate for the State Senate subject the win Of he
Very sespsctfuiIy,
d. ?. HARRISON.
On Tuesday April 2 1867 the residence Of the krss
sshsr ~ inc hsy James d. Lawson EAERT AID MIss
MARTHA ;. MILLS, al Of Sewer eeHnty Tspn
on the l2th instant. b. the Rev r w Hu.. NJ gAnxs
100 -na sll.. sAAAA MALONE, all this city.
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WASHINGTON. D. O.,
July Is, lse5-5:5o P. NJ.
To Cor YIN. q. Brot0nioa0
hone as have no doubt you will see, that the
avs passed by the last Legislature are faithfully
executed and that all illegal voters in she approach
i election 70 be kept from the polls, and that the
election Of members Of Congress be conducted fair
w. Whenever it becomes necessary for the execu-
ton of the law and the protection of the ballot
box you agu call Upon General Thomas for sufficient
military force to sustain tie civi authority Of the
STATE. have just read your address, which most
heartily endorse.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President, U. S. A.
The Governors address, the people Of Ten
nessee viii recollect, avowed the very principles
upon which we have since acted, and upon which
the President is now making Exactly one
year from the day when he teegraphed the forego-
ing, be sent the following to Gen. Thomas, refusing
military aid to compel an attendance Of refractory
members, and Of two armed mobs resisting the
House and its legally constituted officers:
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1866
General Grant viii instruct General Thomas that
the facts stated in bis telegram do not warrant the
interference Of the military authority. The ad-
mnstrstoR of the laws and the preservation of the
peace in Nashville belong properly TO the State au-
thOrites and the duty of the United States forces
is not to interfere in any way in the controversy
between the political authorities Of the State and
General Thomas will strictly abstain from any in
terference between them.
At the same time the Governor was refused the
necessary military aid at Nashville TO prorect shs
Legislature and its officers from mob violence; the
President, thereafter, ordered the Government
authorities al New Orleans to use the military to
aid an Infatuated rebel moi to break up Union
Convention of peseeable and loyal men, which has
resulted in the cruel murder and wounding Of hum
dreds of loyal white and colored men. This feast
was intended for Nashville and was only prevented
BY the prompt action of talented, fearless anu pa
triotc Congress, admitting Tennessee to her origi-
nal position in the Federal Union.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24

a1O@ ~ 4eAH-, april 18th, 1867.
Editor K5torpille Wig.
If Maj. James r. Robinson viii permit ais name
to be run as Senator TO the next Legislature for the
counties Of Monroe, McMinn, Polk and Meigs, be
will receive cordial support of the Union Radical
party for his patriotic defense Of Congress and the
State Government and his opposition to rebels, Sc
cession and treason.
Let US hear from you, Major.
MANY YorERs.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24

ErHERiDoE is said to be an orator. Hore IL :.
1plo Of hls eloquence. On the Sd Of July, 1855.
Brownlow and So mean man, but prove that
Juass fo'a p, master for thirty piece - 'I i ne Is
Sr' h.. 5sS W. himself for geonbses and I'M Jo'
Nhat Demoathene.i
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24
CARD M INuAIInS

Clergyman Wills residing South America a i,.s
sionsry discovered safe aud simple remedy the Cn
Nervous Weakness, Early Decay Diseases OF Urinary
Seminal Organs, aud hswhole disorders bruVi -
By banefu and vicious habits Great numbers have ben ~
ready cured b. this noble remedy. Prompted BY desire
benefit the afflicted snd unfortunate, viii send the recai
for preparing and using this medicine sealed snve
any one who needs IL. Free Of Chargs. - "
Please inclose post paid envelope addressed 10 vou.lf
ADDRESS, JOSEPH 7. IkMAN,
STATION D, Bible House.
cects-H New York City
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Death By Landann,n

DR.. r. l. Stanford, late Treasurer O. n. g..
recently died at bis home in Upper Es,, as. '-''
from the effects Of an overdose Of l,,s.s
min''iered by himself He has never been N,
same man, in appearance or action, since v,i,son,
authority, be passed over the School Fund % Il,
tie Bank in Memphis
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24

Hos. S. H. AREElL was renomipa,sa g.
gress on Wednesday BY the District copven,,o.
Linden. The nomination Of this noble pioneer i
the cause of Radicalism in Tennessee ls lust ,ri.
bute 10 himself and credit 10 the patriotic ludg
mont Of bic constituents Ills election is certain by
= very largo msiorty.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24
CHANCERY COURT-JAMFsT0WV

APRIL RULES, 1867. ANSWER ASD CRoss BILL
Lewis Hun Vs. James N. Wright, Administrator. ,t,l.
INHE DEFENDANT To THE CROSS
- BILL Lewis Has, being nonresident Of the Stat.
As charged IN the bill II is ordered By ths
clerk and Master at his April Rules, tina. pgbeati3n h.
made LOT ioar successive weeks In 8rownlows Wig notify
ng sad DEFENDANT 70 appear before the Chancsry ou -
Jamestown, on the LIST Monday after the lh Monday I'M %
1887 then and there to make his defense the Of
n KILLER, or tbs will DO taken confessed and a.
tor hearing parte as to him ~ w
April "a 1871. ftp5 b o. BOWpEN q N
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24
FOR GoVERNoR,
WIN. G. BROWNL0N,
OF KNOX COUNTY
nop REPRESENTATIVE,
LYNNVILLE NJ. MYNATT,
OF KNOX.
ReDubIIean Union State Central Com
mitlee,

LIST Districi--R. r. Butler, 1aylorsville.
ad Dhtrict--John W. North, Knoxville Tenn.
% District-Dr J. A. Fuson, Liberty.
l,k District-Lewis Tlllmaui Shelbyville.
str Districts B. Brown, Nashville
9Th District--Dr. A. w. Hawkins, Smeedsviile.
7tb District-Col. ]. j. Roach, Trezewant.
Stb District--Gen. John Eaton, jr7 Memphis
The following members from Davidson county
were added by the Central Committed
a. II. Harrison, George w. Blackburn, T.
Cone h. II. Thomas.
OFFICERS OF THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Chairman, R. r. Butler; Treasurer Z. P. Cone
Secretary, II. H. Thomas.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24
MARRIED.

On the = day Of March, BY c. T. p Davis. E.a. NJ
oALNlN CHEsHER and Miss NANCY HAYSE an Of
Monroe county.
On the Tth Of April 1857 house Of J. r. RobipsoB
y G + P Davis, Esq, Mr.. THOMAS 5. HAsKINs sp3
Miss MARTHA c. WITT, Of Monroe
by Rev. W. l.. CottreI April lIth 1857 wTTrr,A,
HART and OLIVIA 7. NElsON an m, Comfy -
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CIRCUIT C0URT-MAYNARDvILLE.
AIIACHMENT.
Henry snodsrly ". Allen Hurst

n THIS CASE IT APPEARING
4 from the affidavit Of she plaintiff that the defsu,t
len Hurst is non-resideht Of the Tennessee
he so absconds that the ordinary process of Isor
served upon him IL Is therefore ordered nat 1919, ~
made n BroSaows Whig for four successive wsss notf
ag said deiendant 70 appear At the term Of d. G
Court At court to Be held for county of Inop ~ -
court horss in Maynardyie, the fst Monday ftsr ~
loafh Monday OF Hay next, then and there 10 blend sn,
or demar % said cause, Judgment b. taken inst
MIN y asianlt and The cause hearing sx usrt
spin - Aooi' Pio l.. Il. GARDEN, CjerA
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'rsilIs sosbclt Administrators Of Jssss sebOp decrease.
ATTACHMENT


IN ILLS CASE Ip APPEARING
nom TIE an1dayit Of the plaintiff that tho dsesnd
= Or this State q therofor, $500
snAs pansasion De made IN BroWnlOw = Hhi., f NLou
tsS ~. said dsisadant appear a. dc %
tvo1 nion - ~ court to ba held sor I'm toHa
.i..r the tsuTth hoidAy in May ns1t tbsp "a as
set for hearing parte. - u sN' 4ei3e VII De
April "A, 1857 4tpf5 T. n c..p,,-. 49,
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MONTVALE sPRINGs.-lse7.
sHTS pOpTTT cTTNTRFEIs Dnc~i

With new furniture, viii be opened for visitors on the h. ~
June under the direction and control the undernI
proprletors Of the American Hotel Atlanta Ca MoBfv
presents the strongest attractions both the invalid J
peasure-seeker no less account or retirement and a.
beauty Of lt surrounding scenery, than Of the restorative
powers OF is waters We have reduced the price Of boa a.
the lowest figures consistent with proper provision Tor &
OF our guests Board per day ST. FOR veek
~ Ior month 500 with an allowance for families
raYsers BY rRi reach the Serin-s
rom L0uoOu anu
Ftilss Tenn. Sprzf-lm WHITE 4 WUTTTogr
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Aftachmant
William YArbsr vs. Robert Walters.
THE PLAINTIFFS ON AErrr, ~,

HE PLAINTIFFS, ON AFFIDAVIT
- ne defendant is indebted 10 him. and 90 abscna3
h. s.-vs 49, - hat me or binary cannot
s,s--. -. snd having obtained an sttachmeaf
T ~ estate o. ths defendant made retarusble ors
", AlAes Justice Of the Peace for Anderson eotv
ana the same hay9g been levied on ~ porf
- sasrsor ordered BY said Justice that are -
im az dis once in Cia tou on the 2sth Snv -
49,. Le9l snd show Gauss n any has why final d
10 1e gwen against him, che same Wis j.
80 y pare u IL farther ordered that mi. mo-
Whig. ''i'7 "esA7 10 br0Wni7W'E
April "a, 1861. eH " "a v1ffr.rp
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24

The Radical Convention held at Brownsville on
tho 18th inst nominated Hon D. A. Mum as can
didaio for Congress in tho Memphis District. Mr..
Num- ia a gentleman II ane talents.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24
oinied the folIoWinr dalnoatAs

On motion OF Samuel NJ. Henderson, these pro-
eeedings were ordered 70 beforwarded to the Ksox-
VILE Who for publication, and the meeting ad-
jouraed.
JAMES PARKINSON, Chairman.
NJ. a. HELM, Secretary.
Atiens Tsln, april IsA, 1857.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

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e. J. SANFORD CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Agents
ePh-iu Knoxville, Tenn.
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IMPORTED JACKS.

/ HAVE A LOT OF VERY SUPERIOR
IMPORTED JACKS for sale at my farm, two mile. e.,
Of KNOXVILLE.
apr att JOS. A. MABRY.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24
sHKRIFR SALE

IN OBEDIENCE TO A YENDITIONI
= h1ponas, Issued b the Circuit Court Clerk o. BlouH
Soaaty 70 me directed il proceed b ss D. the highest
saaef 9r cash In hand e TIE k5uss IN the 1n
On mo <ith of Nay next ali the right tc clam
$40 aenand that samuel Gillespie has tract % land D.
Hs Andbeing IN seyisr county. Wadons Greek beins
unless previously Vad.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24

The loyal men q tennessee viii allow US to con-
srss. Andrew johnson Of 1865, with A. johnson OF
lxss. His Official dispatches shall speak for him
WARRINGTON. d. O.,
7
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24

vi" =. corrupt. diso-aered or viii,
e sleoa. you arr sick an over. 4,
nay bust out ia Pimpies, or Sore.
or u some aetiye disease. or i, ~,
z Keep you iistIsss, astr....s
and good for nothing. But -
Cannot have good health "a y.
your blood Is impure. Aysr,,s.-
1aparilla purges cut these iu,snr,
and stimulates the organ, -
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CHANCERY Observation-Disclosures

e ~ deGhee ". J. W. Niles, e al.
INHE ACCOUNT ORDERED TO Be
tsksn IN this ease siii he taken the ofice %
oefk Aae master ei said esar IN hsssonEiie, Wsass
nay the th day Of Nay aul succeeding days n
ary Al which time and place al PARTIES Interested therein
'Hn attend with their proof otherwise The VIII
procseded via sz PsFfs
Sprii -. isl1. 81 2. HALE T. IN
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Very Respectfully,
Wv w A1rrArnrn
PensiOn Claims.

LotsdOn, Te,,n, april Oh, 1867.
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Call for a Convention.

~ II = n = = IsIVs'.
Chairman Of I'd Congressional Committee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-09

NEVER WAS there u time when pre-
dicIIons concerning the prospective
peace Of Europe were so little trusted.
The dispatches on the same subject from
the diGIYrsni capitals Of Europe are
often daily contradictory. War dis.
patches and peace dispatches come to-
Eeiher, as II Dame Ramon was crown
ing her long travesty by blowing not
and cold out OF the same mouth. After
all Europe has been sufficiently con
vulsed With The affair or the Southern
Sund, the official GIgette of Stuttgart
denies that "a Bund was even breach
Ell" at SalZburg. Before ms lies col
lection OF ten or twelve contradictory
uIteraHces by Teputed official Journals,
on the famous .Schleswig Note
not merely on general grounds, for
there the contradictions WeEe myriad,
but as to whether any such Note ever
existed. As IL was with that already
forgotten North. SchlesWig question,
and with so many other nine days
wonders as the balance of the year can
contain. Dragged with Rensationalism
as it never was before, Europe IL nery-
Gus to the last degree, and ali political
news IS likely to be exaggerated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-09

ACoTIsspondent Of the Lelpztgsr Cart
enLdUbe has visited NJ. Renan, and fur
uished description, thus translated, to
the Cincinnati Commercial
z"whom am to announcer" asked
the servant girl. 81 ~
rtM. Rendn does not know me. Pray
toll him that a stranger wishes to see
him." | replied.
The servant girl entered the adjoining
room and be fore another minute had
elapsed, NJ. RenAn stepped in. After "A
visit, The pleasant, amiAble bearing OF
the agI thor OF The - Life Of Jesus" made
me feel at once at home, Rnd We carried
on a most RRTsea bic. aud, 50 far az mis-
share OF II WIS concerned, highly inter
estinR conversation. He treated me
with kindness which makes so agree
able an impression, because 1t is equally
remote from exaggeration and Stiffness,
aud seems so natural, frank aud grace
ful. nf.rlr .Hargr fT.Trg 7Esr
NJ. Reuan, who IL play ing so Import
gut Il PRrt in the the theological world,
Is well built, though someYhat heavy
set mani MS vigorous, wiry, frame
seems to bid lair TO bear up yet long
while under the fOils and fatigues of pro-
found studies. His features are well.de-
fined and even somewhat sharp. but
their expression IS so1lened by an air of
kind-heRrLedness and n mild, winning
smile playing now and then round his
finely ahiseled lips. His fair hair has
already suffered a great deal at ths
hands OF time; it seems as though his
thoughts would not content themselves
with the original size of his forehead,
large as il was, and tried to extend up.
ward. At the first blush, NJ. RenRn
makes upon the beholder the impress
sion of weIl.to-do merchant, well
satisfied with his lot. But when he
speaks his features become animated I,
his dark eyes become radiant, aud VIC
may discern his the and lOlIy nharao
ter, which both nature and habit keeps
aloof from all that is mean and vulgar,
and which. fixed on the highest
problems of life, despisss. or at the best,
pitieS, the AnnoyRnces aud miseries OF
every daylife 1t is not nntil then that
you discover that you have before
you not only learned man, hut Il
great and Independent thinker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-09
sCHENCk,s sEAwEED roNIC.

This medicine, invented by Dr. j. II.
Schenck, OF Philadelphia, IS intended TO dis
solve the food and make IL into chyme the
first process OF digestion. By cleansing the
stomach with schenek's Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic soon restores the appetite. and food
that could not be eaten before using Twill be
easily dIgested.
Consumption cannot he cured by Sschencb's
Pulfnonic Syrup unless the stomach and
liver Is made healthy and the appetite rebtnr-
ed hence the Tonic and Pills are required in
nearly every case OF consumption. a hall
dozen bottles Of the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE
PILLS viii cure any ordinary case of dys-
pepzia-
Dr. Sehenck makes professional visits in
New York, Boston, and at his principal once
IN Philadelphia every week. See daily pa
pers OF each place, or his pamphlet on con-
sumption for his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing that the
two Licenses OF the Doctor, one in the last
stage of Consumption. and the other as he
now is, in perfect health. are on the Govern
meTt stamp. co.
Sold by ali Druggists and Dealers, price
$50 per bottle, or go the half-doZen. All
Letters for advice should be addressed to Or.
schenckis PrincI pal Office. No. Is North 9Th
street, Philadelphia, Pa General VI hoiesale
Agents. Denas, Barnes & Co., \. VI >. ;.
Hance, Baltimore. Nd; John ID. PaTke, Gin
cInnati. Ohio; Walker & Taylor, Chicago. ILL.,:
Collins Bros, IT. EOuiS' Mo.
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