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IMPORTANT DECISIONS.

The Supreme Court Of Louisiana de
cided, on Tuesday, that notes given for
the purchase Of slaves cannot be recoy-
cred on, and that notes based on Confed-
crate money were without consideration
and therefore void
The notes for slaves, we presume, must
have been given after that species Of
property had been abolished Portions
of Louisiana were excepted from the
emancipation proclamation Of January
Isl, 1868, and in these parishes it would
seem that such contracts would be bind,
ing if made before the abolition OF
slavery by the constitutional amendment
The date of the transaction in snit ia not
given
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
Treasury Affairs in New Orleans,

Treasury Affairs in New Orleans, etc.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-The reported
deficiency in the accounts Of the Assistant
Treasurer at New Orleans, TO the extent OF
about 81 ,o00,0 in which he and other
parties are implicated, has been adjusted
by the unconditional surrender to the gov
eminent of all the private property of the
parties concerned, which it is calculated
will nearly cover the amount The gov
eminent deposits in the New Orleans Ma.
tional banks were less in amount than the
securities held by the United States, end
therefore no losses can accrue from the
difficulty in question. The parties impii-
Gated have heretofore borne the highest
character for honesty and financial ability.
1t is supposed they involved themselves in
heavy cotton operations. When the Secre-
tary of the Treasury received information
Of the probable defalcation, he dispatched
10 the Commissioner of New Orleans to
take charge Of and protect the interests of
the government; which duty was per-
formed without delay.
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ETHERIDGE AT Union CITY,

From conversation with gentleman
who was present and heard Hon Finer
son Etheridge, m his opening speech at
Union City, on Saturday last, we learn
his audience was very large, and that his
speech was All that bis friends could de
sire The crowd was estimated at from
1000 to 5000 persons, including several
hundred colored people, and a'number of
United States soldiers The speech oc-
cupied about three hour3, and, while
Justly severe upon the Radical mal-ad~
ministration Of our State affairs, tran
scendod none Of the rules of legitimate
discussion The occasion passed off
quietly, and to the general satisfaction.
Some Radical, with more brass than
either brains or principle, essayed an in
trrruption by putting some questions;
bat Etheridgp disposed Of him so sum
marily that he scarcely knew his own
identity. Our informant was enthusias-
tie, and alfrms that the campaign opens
most auspiciously
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EERURE.
BuFaEe's Sentence COmmufed-Peaee
VIII Not be Disturbed,

BuFAss's Sentence COmmufed-Peaee
VIII Not be Disturbed.
LONDON, May l4.-In the House of
Commons last night an amendment to The
reform bill, providing for a ten pound
ledger franchise, was adopted.
DUBLIN, May lS-P. M.-The death
sentence of the Fenian prisoner, Colonel
Burke, has been sentenced to imprison-
ment for life at hard labor.
PARIS, May 14.-Orders have been sent
TO the various military depots and head
quarters throughout the Empire, to disband
the reserves recently called in service
The President of the Corps Legislatiff
has officially announced TO that body that
the pance Of Europe will not be disturbed
BERLIN, May 14-P. M.-Crown Prince
Frederick William will leave for Paris
during the present week to attend the Ex-
position.
LUXEMBOURG, May l4.-The work of
strengthening the Notifications of this city,
on which the garrison had for some time
been actively employed, has been discon-
timed by order of the Prussian command
ant.
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W. ~. GORDON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS

A. F. G0FF.
Ell Governor NELL S. BROWN.
GEO. c. ALLEN. Of Geo. c. Allen Co, Cotton
Factors.
DR.. C. N. ORDWAY. of Bailey. erdway 4 Co.
Cotton Factors.
A. q. EWING, of Ewing 4 Co.. Wholesale
GrocerS.
HIT. MASSENGALE. of Massengale X Snyder
Commission Merchants
ARCHER CHEATHAM, of A. Cheatham x Co,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
JN0. HUGHES. of JnO. Hughes * Co., Whole
sale GrocerS.
J.N. CORBETT. of COrbett & Boyd. Commits
sion Merchants and Steamboat Agents.
S. L. DEM0VILLE, of DemOville 4 Co., Drug
gists.
W. W. TOTEM, of W. W. lotion il Bro
Family GrOceTs.
J. II. BUDDEKE, of J. II. Buddeke x Co..
Family GrocerS.
VIM. ST0CKELL. of VIM. Stockell & Son,
Ornamental PlastereTs.
X. F. WOODS, of Cheathsm Woods 4 Co..
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
ALBERT ROBERTS, Of Republican Banner.
mayl6 I'm
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THE MISSISSIPPI PRESS on MILI.
TARY RECONSTRUCTION,

Recently number Of editors of Mis-
sissippi held a meeting at Brandon, in
which action was taken on the political
situation Resolutions were prepared
and offered denunciatory of the several
reconstruction bills-deelaring them "un-
constitutional, Oppressive etc. The
vote on these resolutions, dailies having
two votes ecah, and weeklies one, was az
follows:
Yeas-Natchez Democrat, | Enter
prise Star, l; Handsboro Democrat, Il
Kosciusko Chronicle, Pamela Star, l /;
Vieksburg Herald, 2; Clarion, 2-total 9.
Nays-Yicksburg Times, .; MISSISSIPPI
plan, q Water Valley Courier, Co
piahan, ! Brandon Republican, l-to-
tal
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New YORK, May l5.-Fogler, for tn,
murder of Mr.. Dinsmore in December last
was executed in Washington, Pa, this
evening. He reafirms his former COMES.
sion Of the completely of young Mont.
gomery, son of Hon. VIM. Montgomery
who was tried at the last session of the
Circuit Court and cleared, though con.
fessedly guilty. He is not regarded as the
prime mover in the tragedy. The con.
fession produces profound sensation in that
community
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tono to tic last degree, we do not regard
it as an additional misfortune that the
Supreme Court has thus far refused to
act Besides, as we have before urged,
we can see no practical good result that
could flow from its interposition in the
present crisis, even eonceding that it had
tla ,.ovt-o,.
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RrS.., California.

SAN Francisco, May 15.-It is rumored
that the Pacific Railroad Company sold
their franchise privileges to the Central
Pacific
The decision Of the Supreme Court
against the Dakota land claims causes great
rejoicing. The settlers fired salute of
one hundred guns and lighted bonfres.
The ship Magnet, for Hong Kong. takes
about 81 100000 treasure
Government officers seized a distilIery
yesterday, for defrauding the revenue.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT A
~ Commission appointed By authority Of Act
Of ConEress 70 pass upon the Claims Of loyal
persons, for compensation for their slaves who
we're enlisted or drafted into the United otztss
army, within the State Of Tennessee. is now in
such CLAIMS AZ the room Of the Commission
No. S3sg Colonnade Building. Cherry street
o. T. DAVIS. President
Z. 6. Commission for State Of Tsnnesss
Nashville, Tennessee
dsc2a-wG
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Breach of Promise Case. Etc

BosToN, May 15.-In the breach Of
promise case of Beleville Bellmes against
Dan'l d. Kelly, the verdict was $1,000
$50, 900 was claimed.
A spiritnalist, named Smith, killed one
OF party OF young men who disturbed
him. Name of the dead man was Samuel
Webster, who leaves wife and family.
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IN CHANCERYtAT SPARTA
Jacob A. Lewis and Wife and others ". James
7. ClenDy and others.
lNAT RUIEz lsf7I

IN THIS CAUSE. IT APPEARING FROM
L the bill which is sworn to, that the defend
ant ". ". Moore, is q non resident Of the State
Of Tennessee il Is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the Union and Dispatch,
a newspaper published in Nashville. four weeks,
requiring said nonresident to appear at the
next term Of the ChRnceTv Court, to be holden
in the Courthouse in Sparta, on the third NJ on
day in September, 70 plead answer or dsmur to
said bill, OF the same will be taken for con-
fessed, etc p. TURNET, c. 4 NJ
may O. 4fvx
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Steamer Huruesi.

CHARLEsroN, S. C., May I5.-The
steamer Hale, Of Florida, was burnt this
morning, BY incendiary. Loss, $50, 700 /;
insured for $4,000.
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La RErrNr kENrrcEr ELrcr1

TIE REJEST KENTUCKY ELEcTIoS.-The
Louisville Courier Of yesterday says
The following figures give us what will
prove 60 be almost the exact Official msjori-
ties in each district Of the Democratic can
dldaies over the combined votes OF the two
other parties
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE.

r. B. Slower ct ais. Va Jno. W. Whytc
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID County Court Of Davidson county. rendered
az its April Tern, 1857 10 the above cause.
viii cell az public auction. at the south end Of
the Courthouse in Nashville. on saturday +,
ti1e 18th day OF May neNs, the foilguinx
9. WHITE deceased. VIZ. Lot No. II the sub
division q Lot 40. lfl, frputinz thirty feet on
the north Eide n Broad etrcst 10 Nashville. and
running back along the west side Of Vine street
no feet % q thirteen fssi alley
TERMs-TWo Hundred Dollars Cash. aud bal
anee on a credit Of six, tEelvs. sirhleen ana
tEenty-iour nohth-. golea via approved
lien retained.
ADS 4u@ +. L. kICHDL. Clerk
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DONATIONS

0F- FRUIT CAKES. FLOWERS. ICE
" Cream. etc, etc .sfor the Church Of the
+ Aqse9t Fsstys are r requested t. Be sss % me
nRyl4 II
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WANTED,

= O00 POUNDS or TOB0CCO.-WR
O,OOO VIII pay the bes. market price lor
Tobacco, 10 good prring sTdsr. at No. 10 South
Narkst street. Hashvils
dsc2T-u LESTER 4 CO.
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N CHANCERY AT CENTREVILLE.

State Of Tennessee-Clerk's Office. Chanrery
Court at Centreyille. April the 10th. 1867.
Martha j. Dudley. ADMIR-, vs.. james Dudley
ct ais
1T APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
/ tons in complanant's bill. which are sworn
TO. that the defendant, Elizabeth Payne is
nonresident of the State Of Tennessee, and a
resident Of the State Of Kentucky. so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
her: it Is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Union and Dispatch for four sue
ceSsiye weeks, requiring said defendant To
appear. plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, at the next term ofthe Chsncery Court
TO be held at Centrevilie on the fourth Monday
in September next, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing ex parte as to
her. f. b. H0RNBEAk c. and Nj
Nicholson Hornbeak, Sol'rs for oomplt.
Eapr1s W ts
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KEEP INSURED
NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE %.

Offiee ia the BuiidtnE OF thr HarE
0f the uRiOn.
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NOTTCI.

HAVING QUALIFIED As ADMIEIsTRA
III tor Of the sstase u Catherine A. White, al
persoos having elaims against said estate are
hsrsby notihed % Rrasent the same within the
tine prescribed by law. Or they viii be forever
barred c. A. r. THOMPSON.
may12 3w
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OFFICE OF THE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
To all Payers of Insurance Premiums:

THE "MERCHANES' AND MAEUFAC-
i turers Mutual Insurance Company, now
completely organized. with its office at the
Chamber of Commerce, will issue Poli-
eies against loss o. damage by Fire, and the
perils of the seas and rivers. at
EQUITABLE. RATES OF PREMIUM
The great characteristic point of this Com
pany is that of an equitable commercial copart-
nership, in which every partner participates to
the fun extent OF his ccntri buttons whether in
Stock OF Insurance Premiums:
The Stock IL liked at One hundred hsoi-
lars per share, in order that the SMALL as
well as the LARGE payers of Premiums may
justly and equitably participate IN the advan-
tagss offered.
The STOCKHOLDERS are guaranteed an
annual interest of tea per cent. upon
the amount paid up.
The INSURED shares pro rata with the
STOCKHOLDERS the profits derived from the
business
The subject is one Justly entitl ed to the seri,
Gus attention of every intelligent merchant ana
real estate owner. and close investigation can
net hail to develop the advantages of security
10 the insured and prosperity ~ the insurer.
presented by the Merchants and Manufacturers
Mutual Insurance Company, under fair share
of public patronage and close attention 10 us
proper administration.
A. r. GOFF, President.
N. HOBSON, Vice President.
~
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For Rent.
To the Creditors of AIexnn-
ander Fall, Deceased.

A BILL HAVING BEEN FILED IN THE
IA Chaneery Court at Nashville for the set
Element OF the estate of Alexander Fall, de-
suggested 10 the County Court you are hereby
notified to file your claims in the office of the
Clerk and Master within the time required by
law. and make yourselves parties 20 the suit
MORTON b. HOWELL
may3 2W CLERK and Master
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THIS ACADEMY WAS FOUNDED II 1850,
/ for the purpose Of enabling parents and
guardians Ia the South and Southwest 20 i1npart
10 their daughters and wards q thorough and
solid education.
The Academy Is about one mile from the city
and q situated in one OF the most beautiful and
healthy localities IN o. Vicinity.
The Academic year CONSISTS Of two Sessions
each, add terminating about the nth Of June.
special attention j. given TO the different
branches usually taught IN Academies.
Foe TEEzs, ETC. apply 10 the Mother Supe-
riSr. Nashville. Tennessee
laui7-ly
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'IHIs COMPANY. ESTABLISHED IN list
4 tasures Buliings, Vasssls In port Msrchau
disc Household Furniture, and other property, on
the most liberal terms. Fire Marine and INLAND
risks taken al lowest rates
ps- Losses literally adjusted and promptly paitty
this Company
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFTICE OF COMPTROLLER OF rHE CU,REvrT.
WAsH1NGTJN, MHrrk %. 1867

NASHINGrON, Marvk %. 1867. }
WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIL
w dence presented 90 the underlined. Il
has been made 70 appgar that the FOURTH
NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE. m az
city Of Nashville. in tbs county Of Davidson
and State Of Tennessee. has been duly organ
ized under and according 70 the reqairemsp}s pf
the act Of Congress entitled An At 20 provide
q National Currency secured By n pledge al
United States Bonds aud % provide Cor The
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June 81, 1874. and has complied with al ths prb-
visions Of said act. required 90 be complied with
before commencing the business Of banking
under said act-ths Comptroller OF the Currency
being absent
Now. therefore. /, John j. Knox. Deputy
Comptroller Of the Currency. DO hereby certify
that the Fourth National Bank Of Nashville in
the city Of Nashville. in the county Of Davidson
and State Of Tennessee, IL authorized 10 com
msncs the business ~ Banking under the at
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
zeal Of Office, this thrtieth day Of March, 80.
lSignedl JOHN d Knox
Deputy Comptroller 81 the Currency
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TOtAi Democratic ma. in the s,asa.........s2.96s
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

hciuuhd cooper.
Deals in Exchange, Gold and Silver, and
Government Securities.
Drafts drawn in sums to suit on London, New
York, New Orleans. Cincinnati. st. Louis, Louis
vile, Memphis, etc.
$40 Bonds and $50 Treasury Notes always
on hanEl for sale.
Highest premium paid for Compound Interest
Notes
W. W. BERRY. President.
EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
JOHN kIkKMAN. Vice President
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

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Wednesday morning Of this week at the
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Any On" wishing to own An elegant,
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at the same time help it, author, "A dis
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Subscribing for The Voice of Sacred
Triples 1t Is a handsomely printed and
ably written book, on some of the Three
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The author is we'll known as an able
clergyman and fine writer, and subscribers
will be well repaid for its cost-.'2. 90
by both doing and receiving good. Sub
scriptions are received for few days by
the Rev G. Graves Mdllebury.
Donation VISIT - About twp hundred
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gave US one Hundred Dollars, for which
we heartily thank them.
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Y o y :
PERIODICAL Dn0PS.
THE GNEIL FElHtLE REVLDY
E'OR IRREGULARITIES!

| have tested these Drops in my own Practice
over ten wears, and do not hesitate to ,nv that
nothing las yet hcen Developed hT ."t-!ical lie
search, that acts - powerfully, positively, and
ham!c>>lv, in case, of female irrc,Iluritv as docs
TIL, medicine. In all recent cases it meyer i,il.
while thousands who have been long Sufferers are
indebted to it tor the boon Of health TODAY.
Although 80 powerful and positive they are
perfectly harmless. and may lie used at AL times,
except when specially forbid .cn in TIE directions,
lEcy have been extensively employed bV cui-
ncnt phi sic.ans IN France ami England, as well ~
in my own practice. over ten Nca'S aud have
vet to hear Of the first instance u failure. could
give YOU testimonials of their efficacy from ladc.
all over the northern and western States were
they not in their nature private. over loo 900
BOTTLES have been sod the past ear, and hope
and trust As many sufferers have been benefited
| am well aware that remedy 80 potent to re-
move all oh>ructinns, may hc used for had pur-
pose bat trust that here one huttlc i, thus a,cd
ten may tall into the hiud, OF really needy su!-
tcrcrs.
1oall who suffer from an, irrcsularity nai 'tul
difficult, excessive, Offensive or ul>tructcl Men.
-truatipn iuc lrr GA The train OF disease, that
follow. | would say, try bottle ct DR. lGoN's
FRtN,u riHnni,,L nEor> BENZ full pre-
pira'i u hcit acii.r j. m'ce i.ect and positive
'.u art pill "r p'w'rre ENn'dt directions.
~ir' M, fic.imilr accompany each bottle
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OBIruARY.-Rcv. Hiram Chamberlain
died ~ Bro nsville, Texas, in November
last. aged 60 years. lie was native OF
Munklon, Il graduate of Mlddlcbury Co..
lcgc, and having entered the ministry,
he went into the service Of the American
Home Missionary Society AT the West :;
published "a religious paper at st. Louis :;
went to Texas in 1870 and organized the
first Protestant church in the valley of the
Rio Grande; was chaplain in the rebel
army during the whole of the war lie
took the oath Of allegiance bef,ro his
death.
DONArlONs. TO Rev. II. A. l.. Tor
rev. pastor OF the Congregational church
in Ncrgernes, Jan. II, 1927 ; to Rev.
ii. &. Farar, Granville, y. Y, on the
Sth inst. S225 to the pastor of the
congregational church Of Ne Nbury. "a
New Years gift OF 200. TO Rev. II. G.
Day. Mrth0h at Cutiings,liic, ON the
It int., 81; to Rev. {. a. Stevens of
Mnnttou, ON til" !lh, q >urpr. .c writ 10y
his pa'i,hiuncrs wholvii substantial tokens
vi hind regards to the Vermont Episco-
pal Institute recently 10y Mr. 4. W. HYDE
Of il>delillc, n splendid octagpnal font,
full SIZED and OF pure marhIc There
viii he donation III Munktun for the
benefit of key f. \ ilodgr This after.
noon aud evening; also IN N East Al
Olson Tor Tie benefit Of Rev l.. Gopd,pccd
to morrow afternoon md evening
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
JNR. SCHENCK on DYSPEPSIA.

~ STATIONS, CAt,rls ANp Rn,li.nY.
symptoms OF pNs epsa---h seuse # iullntss.
tiuh,nc,s. and weight IN the stomach. together
with fdtulCncv, aridity sour, offensive lclciinr
Of wind, walcr-hrash and vomiting. and great
deal Of what person calls nm all gone feeling nt
the ri! Of the stomach; frequently there Is also a
palpitation Of the heart, which physicians mistake
Tor heart disease and when the stomach /, In mi.
condition II Is coa'ed with n mucus or slime The
rough thrUus portion OF the stomach; SIMILAR to
what we sec in tripe is what throws ont the itas-
trio juice, aud when the stomach gets thick coat
OF slime ON 1t, it prevents t. e CASTLE juice from
iluwing, aud digestion ceases. Schcnck's scawccd
tonic dissulycs this mucus or slime. and restores
the stomach to its natural condition
S,hcncl;s Mandrake Pills are also required to
carry oil this morbid matter. Two-thr, of the
eases uf Consumption are caused fjcm this diseased
state OF the stomach: the liver becoun,, tnrril
il ceases to throw out bile aud in short time the
whole system is dcrlugcd TIE mucous nicin-
hrane ct the bronchial tubes svmpalhi.rs with the
other organs, aud before the patient is aware Of IT,
hc or She has Bronchial ar Pulmonary Consump-
ton.
Sclenrk. Pnmonic syrup cannot net FREELY
tir"tgn %" Lluu5 when the v-t.m !. IN thi, lnre-
ri-up condition. without 'nc nil If ihc Sea We'd
T"'ic aml Mandrake Pills. The Liver has all he
v'n1u' blood to strain, aud wAen il ret, IN "a mot
li5 con'i ION blood aid bile run through the svs-
ten mise l. and the whole body becomes 80 low.
AMI the blood 80 ihicl II can hardly run through
lhO wins. IT. q ml"ritv Of Gu es hrmnrri;,ues
occur from ''- condition Of ~ flood The Man.
drake PM act ON til, Liver similar to- calumcl or
'lrH 90 what that dot,--it Nlptk- tie lmll Had
dr's, ,arJ- the lille, aud the loo begins TO circu-
late Naturally Though the y, iue and the hannr-
'At-"- ceases u. when PERSONS are attacked with
hirinuihag'. they would ir,. tab" good rur.-1-
1--WE. ,oii"t' il, thai would act On lhr liver the,
would soon he relieved II ~ l!cciiuc FROM the
long. and l. j. the only way, for a,triusoni, nr,
temp rntl, and irtalc the bronchial tubes. and
lay t'e .guuniwork for cou,ump'i"n
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