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PURE STILL CATAwBA.-A superior
quality of the above by the case or gallon.
Call and examine at w. d. KLINE's,
s Apotheeary's Hall, Masonic Temple.
I ie16.1W -..-s-sss,-.-l. % e. -=rra.. ..
Mere Trouble.

Thompson Brothers & Kelly have loaded
their bargain table this morning with
beautiful lawns at Is cents, worth 25
cents elegant grenadines at Is cents, worth
60 cents; plain bereges at Is cents, worth,
60 cents plain buff and pink jsconet at
37a cents, worth so cents fine table
damssk at 81, recent price 81 so; towels at
81 so, worth So so; Irish linens at 423
cents, worth 60 cents striped Irish linens
at IS cents, worth 60 cents heavy black
iron grenadines, two yards wide, at 81. re.
cent price SO; black lama lace shaw!s al
$l4, recent price $40; black lama shawls
at $50. recent price $2S white cotton. hose
at 80 ceOts-eheap at IS cents. -g3.
Z THOMPSON BRoTHERs & KELLY.
/ iunel5.At .T4aEh Ea+ E- -
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ID GEE u III
- VOS A DALIS
A CERTAIN, SAFE AND

A CERTAIN, SAFE AND
Aspeedy cure for SCR0RULAin
all its forms. primary, secondary
and tertiafE Syphilis. The form
lui@ of THU preparation accom-
panies each package. and com
mends itself 30 the notice of PLY.
sicians all over this country can
be found living witnesses to thu
Virtue of Rosadaiis.
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= 4
81. Oats 62@66. Whisky 95. Sugar
123@lsc. Molasses 65@85. Pork $S3 SO. |
Bacon l43e, Is and Isle. Lard 1881. |
New YORK. Markets.
New YoRK, June 1s.-Cotton les
active, unchanged; sales 1900 bales up
lands9 At s331e.b Flour "a S0@5 Us. |
Whisky, 81 !O3. Wheat 81 44f@1 Al |
Corn 6l@S9c. Rice dali at s@9e. Coffee
quiet. Sugar firm; Cuba 10s@12c. Mo-
lasses quiet and firm. 80 81 'ss StAs
New YORK. Dry Goods saarixst.
NEW YORK, June IS. ABroadway brown |
sheeting lac; Indian Orchard I 40, brown
I64, do do N l6, do d IA, do BI 13e.aod
,,,sfu. Memphis Markets. y iag
= MEMPHE, June 1S.--Goiton quiet and
firm; low middlings 314932c; receipts SO
bales; exports .176 bales; weeks receipts
SIS bales; exports ,904 bales; stock 2,093
bslss. Pork firm at S33 50@34. Bulk
meats firm, Shoulders Lag 915e; sides Isle.
Bacon firm and unchanged Lard 2O4c.
| Corn firm at 87Si990c. Oats 73976e,
| Hay, prime, $26@27. Bran dull at $50
l9c. Flour weak at 81 1895.
OH Louisville Markets. ''i'
LOUISVILLE, June 18.-F our 81 %.
Corn Csc. Oats 60c., Sugar 144c. Molasses
soc. Sales $50 hhs. Of Tobacco at s. 81
| OLA so. Pork $33 50. Bacon al, Isl
| and IS2c. Packed hams 19lc. Lard 194c.
Whisky 96c.b Eggs Ice. Cotton quiet and
firm; middling S0lc. Prime Coffee 243e.
Hay SCI Esais~sI 9. ~ GEgi
oag CIneinnatI Markets. aI
CIscIHEATI, june 1S.--Wheat 81 $50
III Is. Cotton scarce and higher, middiiog
32c; stock light aud not much on the mar
ket. Butter 24@2Sc. Eggs 15(916c. Fam
iiy fiour SIS 50@5 rs. Corn 62@66c. Oats
68(a72. Whisky 96c. Pork S32. Bulk
meats I3,@16c. Bacon 141 ,174 and lot
Hams r20@2lc. Lard l9ic. Groceries
unchanged. .,...-. -.-
New Orleans Markets. 8 q
New ORLEANS, June 1S-Cotton, re
; | ceipts to-day SIS bales; for the week !, 93:
? | bales. exports for the week TO Great Britain
l.2I2 bales; to continent 8, 822 bales; coast
wise. 943 bales; stock 30,25l bales
sales Of the week $3.50 bales; sales to-dal
1 los balea; middling SIG sc. Gold l3I /
Exchange sterling 1904, New York sigh
premium. Flour, super So; Xxx So p
xxx s. IS. Oats 71@72c. Bran 81 IL
HAY, prime, S27. Pork held at $35. Be
g | con shoulders 15t; clear rib sides ls!
g clear rib sides Ice. Corn-white 81 "
Tsrd. tierces, 2Oc; keg, 2lc. Suga
Ncommon 9S0I0tc; prime ISOLDE. Mo
Iasses nominal. Whisky, 921@95c. COTE
Rrm, fair 15@l6; prime l649l64e. ed
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Another Word of Encouragement.

Another Word of Encouragement.
The fine prospects for a large crop of
new wheat has caused another heavy de-
cline in flour, therefore, we are now offer
ing the very best brands of -four to the
trade at 81 SO, S. and SO per barrel, and
by the single barrel at SOC advance
4 w. w, ToTTEN & BRo,
Is College street,
June 13-1w Nashville.
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BALTIMORE. Feb. 10. 1858

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, 1868.
Dr. j. J. LAwaGNCE-Dear Sir
l take pleasure in recommend
ing your ROsADALIs as a very
powerful alternative. Ihave seen
IL used in two cases with happy
results-One in q case of second
airy syphilis, in which the patient
pronounced himself cured after
having taken FIVE bottles of your
medicine The other Is case OF
scrOfula of long standing, which
is rapidly improving under its
use. and the indications are that
the patient will soon recover. /
have carefully examined the for
mula by which your Rosadalis is
made, and find it an excellent
compound of alternative i.gre-
dents. Yours, truly, st
X. W. CARR. III. d.
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EXTRA bargains in Organdies and Lawn,
at the Trade Palace, IA Public Square, z
june 1921 JoHE G1LGAN & Co. .
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( SPICED CLANS at Hemphills-the finest
relish in the world. Try them.
iuII-U
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FRIDAY, june Is, 1868
Nashville COTTON Market
Stock on hand............... COG

The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
10 the public: ..a d.. Us
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No More rroab,e.

/ Abbott, No. Al Onion street, is now
selling ont his stock of fine clothing, fur
nishing goods, cloths, cassimeres, vestings,
trimmings, ETC., at cost. Fine prize medal
shirts at 81 IS each; fine cloth-lined paper
collars, seven boxes Tor one dollar. See
his advertisement. -.rlrFE jelS 81
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New YORK, 2--Market quiet but steady.
Sales to-day l 400 bales UPlands at 3S3c.
New YoRK, 340.--Market quiet bat
steady. Sales to-day SIS bales for spin
ming; LOIS bales for speculation $50
bales low middling, July delivery at SHE.
New YORK, 4-Nett receipts of the
week 1905 bales; gross receipts z 40 bsles;
exports to Great Britain ], 109 bales; sales
Of the week 22,2S5 bales; stock 1901
bales. .N.TFs49 isgs.
Nashville Provision Market
Receipts Of bacon to-day liberal, and
business moderately active. We quote:
BAcoN.-Clear sides 1sc; clear rib sides
173c; shoulders 1S3@1Sic; plain country
hams 16!@17c.
CHoieE 'CANvAsED HAMs.-Hart and
Hensley's C. c. Q. csnvassed 191@2Oc.
LARD.AIn tierces 1slc; kegs and cans
2O1c. .2ETAa BHEaGUf1
&c. DRIED BEEF-Hart and Hensley g
| extra 201 ~ s1ca. so.a s1's y afnls -
| Ms PoRRkIl PEI barrel e. y -
NashsiIle Preduee Msrkst.
FEATHERs-A prime article command;
Csc. L''sa7s aA2lA g - -aA'' -
| GINesEEG--In demand at $685.,
| BEEswAx rive quote at SSe.
| HAY.-We hear of sales from store q
$ZS w per ton. o. IA 70 81
| -CoTToN SEED7In demand at zoe pc
bushel of 3S3 lbs.
EeGs-Firm at 15@lGc.
BUTTER prime article command
Ice per ID. .,.
WooL.-We quote bury at 5000
unwashed without burs 25@26c, wsshe
without burs 95@37c.
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CARDS, BILL-HEADS, BLANKS,
All Kinds OF Railroad blanks,
Circulars, Posters of all Sizes.

T0BW0RK OF ALL KINDS DONE NEAT
81 u and as cheap ~ The Union and A5aerJ-
can Job offlee as anywhere. Give Us your
patronage. sugO Ct
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KLINE's cologne, the most refreshing 10
the market, costing much less than other
reputable makes. je16.1w
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/. ST.. LOUIS, June 1S.-FIour 81 25@5.
Wheat 81 07@l 90. Corn 6S@G9c. Rye
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A.wet nurse, sound and healthy. Apply
at No High street, or to this Office. :
jel8 t. - 81
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BARGAINS In Lama LAce Points can be
had at the Trade Palace, IA Public Square.
June 1927 JOHN GILaAN & Co.
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Coon AND CHEAR-lf you. want good
and fashionable hat and 4 good shirt at a
reduced price, cali at A. Lande's, 81 Public
Square. June 1921
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Office Hours from 8 A. NJ. to SPIN
JAMES O. OGDEN, Pres't.
CHAs. T. WING, Cash'F
dec27 If
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CITY NOTICES

PARAsoLs and Fans cheap at the Trade
Palace, IA Public Square.
June 1927 JOIN GILGAN & Co.
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Columbus. Ga. june Ie.
montgomery. Aha, june I6.

NJ Selma. Ala, June I6.s \ n
Sales GO bale,. Low middlings ESQ
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The statement OF the associated bsnks OF Aes
lors shows th- following changes Tor the
vek:-Decress~ in !oans. ss.05s,i7I; decrease
m specie, s2-3l>,sS~; decrease IA ctrcuis INf .
500; decrrsss in deposits. I'D. al. decr-a--
~ legal tsndeTs. Sle3.lss. The d@cr-ss- tn d
posts and specie exhibit the large payment.
ior customs ey the merchants. and the q Ter
'n nce eeive~n the two items due ~ rec-tu..
OF currency from the country. The decress-
IN loans is the effect OF the heavy sales OF go,-
eminent bonds. holders being tempted ~ real
lze and large amounts OF cap u: h-tng thus -:
itee. loe ACTIVITY an government b sads SNur-
oay was sgain the absorbing feature Of Ini-rs>.
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A CASE OF RsLIGIoUs EsTRAsCsNusr-
The LorlnG street (coloredD Methodists, who
are holding series Of revival meetlnss hs \ =
developed quite an interesting case of en-
iraD cement from religious exercises ON Tue
oay evening young woman named Idzz.e
West, while highly exercised concerning her
spiritual welfare. presented herself ai the altar
as seeker for religion. Soon after she passed
into a uance, from which she has not sin ..
ralied- She became conscious enough v~.ter-
DAY morning 70 call Tor a glass OF water
but took only slight draught wh-n
she Resumed her former corpse ike condI,l N .
her appearance Is said not 70 indt.
cafe any pain; bur she has heaU
perfectly unconscious, even during the meet
lngs which have been held every night SIM.
her SpirItualIzatiOn. Without donbt a. A. a.
the members Of thst church regard a. a g-nu-
me case OF 1.-The power" They do no, seem
astonIshed at the Phenomenon. but say that A.
the S0uth-whenc- many of them can@-It Is
not the least uncommon with those am bus
whom de Lord b. working" This su a,.ci
will doubtless be removed frsm th-
church, where she still remainei IAs,
nisni, INTO some private house ~
await recovery. when .sshe's all right
People who have any wish 10 observe tn
peculIaIItles Of such a condItIon are rem na.a
inst The smsll poN, more contagious an dau-
gerons disorder, has no; Vet died out OF :ha
Sicisity Springfield RsPublicaa, 29n.
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FROM fHE PACIFIC COAST.
The Snow BIockade-Death Of Dr Rradt,
News From Nevada nd aIasLa


SAN fRANCIeCO, Feb. 2s.-Tbe grand ,ury
yesterday indicted four members of IN. ouisit.
land COMMITTEES OF the Board Of Supervisors o.
Outside Lands.
The Union Pacific Railroad is still blo.s.d
WIN snow Tor many miles. No traIns .rh-r
way from Wasachie since the 18th Of February
Inc Iaieet overland advices from New York
are TO the 6th instant
William A. Brady, Assistant Surgeon and
Brevet Major U. s. A, died suddenly yesrer-
Gay, OF appoplexy. al Point San Jose.
Inc amendment TO the constitution allowing
universal sunraee, was received ~ Carson
Gity by telegraph and was submitted TO both
houses OF the Nevada Legislature yesterday
and made q special order for Monday next
I ne Tatincation OF the amendment 10 doubtful: l:
the opinion prevails that It permits Asiatics 10
become citizens.
Alaska advices to the 9th Of February repor,
that two white men. while on u trading expr
difion, were killed by the Kaikee indians near
Sitka. The United States steamer Saoutpoa
leave for Sitka. W
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WHISKY lAERoGLIo IN Nkw URLRASs
a man named J. W. Elder wAs ar-..--s !,
New orleans Friday night on a warran- =
sued by CommissiOner Trbsn. before ~ IN
ur was charged by Assessor Wolney win p.r-
Jury His bail was liked Al S5.nOd Tue al, ID
va, IN the making OF W hich perjury is aIl.g. 4
10 nave been committed. states thai EfIer - :
Tered into the business Of distlling for Iha pur-
pose OF discovering ne connection be, we-n th-
~hisky ring and tue lprernal R-y enue orficiaI,.
snd mat be psid General Sieadmsn sls.l sn !,
monthly sum Of $50 10 assistant ass.s.1r-,
ior tne privilege OF running IN. distiIlery Tn.
aHoaNA was made b-fOre Assessor Wolrier
AND gives adetail account of y st-mattc wnlssy
frauds, with The names OF the parties concern-
ed. he himself being participant. 50 say !.
despatch from New Drlaans
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tuRoPEAs News BY CABLg-A LIND IN
Gespatcn states that the Spanish Mlnisser -
England has Received instruc tions to prac..t
20 tne United States to settle any diffi.ult,rs
mar may arise ont Of the Cusan i1surrecrion
Mr TroplonR, the President of the Fr.u n
Sena'e, dled on Saturday. An insurrectaon
was att mpted in Barceloua, Spain, racenriy
out was quickly suppressed. A ball 20 au,nor- :
ize q direct loan Tor the Improvement OF Pari-
nss been introduced In the French Corps Leg
lsIauf Ihe municipality OF Fran kford is 10 T..
granted three millions Of horine by the Diet and
hine, IN nope OF winning over the hearts of tn-
innaoitans OF that city TO the monarchy ard
crown. -.-~
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MEnlCAI. NOTICE.

poctos !. DsI OUTFITS. sufhor Of .. n naahsod, /"
".SSsSsI 1sscys on Aaraass " 10: 90, begs -
ss;:S:,s .Sss = 4, ispI: g IN q f'saI:
and So fg.kA EvEs HSs iron SO ,. a,
and sggk p ~. ~ nsp 10 = a! 90 ,. = q
Other 9sye % bic r-ssdss~s. So NORTH OhsFlss
er-vxI any, Jfrssemsus s.d ev,e al nevvous A.
eilisy, ana aS 1tseeess ssisns fr00 sbasss % sss
sysesak A. -- 60 -
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~ + l. u B o l. DIS
Il ut II ACT RUC HI,

Tor weakusss arising from Exc ess@s or Karly In
discretion, ATTENDED ~itb the folio n sym stoms
Indispositton to Erertion, Loss Of Power, Loss
Of Memory, Diffeuty Of Breathing, General Weak
ness. Horror Of disease, Weak Nerve Trembling
presdfll Herror Of Dteth, Night Sweats, Cold
Feet Wakefalness, Dimnes. Of Vision, Lansuor
Universe; Lssstuo- Of the Muscu sy.tem Often
Enormous ppetite With pyspeptie Symptoms 10.
Hands Flrshins q IN , Boiy. Drynes OF the skin
Psiid Cousteassoe and Errptiops on the Face
Pain IN the Back, Heetipess Of the Eyelids, Ere
9uentIy Black Spots Flyiog before the Eyes with
Temporary sufusion and Loss Of Sight. Want of
Attention, Great Mobility. RestIess, with Horror
OF Society Neshib8 Is more desirabls to such
patients than Solitude, and nothing they morp
dread, for Fear Of themselves; no Repose OF Man
uer, no Speculation, but . eurried Transition
rom one question 20 another.
The,e symptsns, IL allowed to 60 on-vhich this
Aediciue invarisbly removes-soon follow Loss of
Power. Fatsity and Rplep ptio Fits in one CT which
the ratien Mt msy expire.
During the sueerintendeBce of Or Wilson at tn.
Bloomin sdse Asy lum, this sad result occurred { 4,
t~o patients, reason had for . time left them an
beth died Of epilepsy. They were Of both se xes
and about twenty years Of age.
Who can say that thee excesses sre not frs
auently follow ed BY those direful diseases Iusau
ity and COpsu uDption, The records of the Insa,.,
Asylums and the melancholy deaths by Oopsumo
ton, bear ample witness to the truth OF thess a.
sertious. 10 Gunatic Asylums the most meIap.
choIy exhibition apoea-s. he counte1auce i, a.
tualy todeen and quite destirute-neither Mirth or
Grief ever visits it. Should . sound of the voice
occur, il IL rarely sitIculsie.
with wofni mes sur-s wan IT, pair
Low sulen s'unds their grief besuiled
" While We regret the -tepce of the sboye dis
eHs.s and symptoms We prepared To offer M
invals able gilt Of che misry for the val Of the
col 4uencts
HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CON EXTRA.
TED FLIID ENTRACT OF BUCHU.
There Is DO other Tonic liksit. 1t 10 an anohor
of hope t- the surgeon and pail mt and is III
testimony OF slI no have used C- pre-crihsd IL
Sold BY Druggists and Dealers eser, where
PREPARED AT
II. T. HELMBOLDS.
DLJG 4ND CHEEICsL H4EEHOCS
5s4 BROADWAY, NEW YuRk.
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DRPARTNFNT OF STATE
SPECIAL NOTICES.


uOFF'S MALT ENTRACT
Differs ss beverage from oil other malt prep,ra
tions, Ab IT Is ALMOST EREE PROM AGO
HUL, ~ therefore neither intOx,cating nor trri
tatinE as II cont ains sMOk1NUTRIMENT TH AN
PObTt h, ALE. 1R TaE BTRON0ESf 6ERR
Ii II we'll know that there exists for the sick all
sureIins no other remedy which uuites to agree
at lie taste the mOst nourishiug effects, ard which
while ft plsases the palate. siren gthens the whsIs
systtn. mai -sost
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FAR N RRS.

Provide yourself with PERRY DAVIS PAIN
I'LL st the g. ason OF III. ear when Collie,
disable your hanos-use IL in every case OF the kisd
and nv ears for Il, u it does not effect . spSedy
cure-hut b" sure that trust to NO or remedy
out the old. long t.ted Perry Davis' Pain Killer,
which has never failed fab -
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ALLEN.S LING R.VSsNa

GEyrs-1his ie to certify thst have found AL.
LIN . LUNG bALSA Il ose OF the best remedies
my family ioF bresking up Q troubiesome coush
With The heHIiest effect. I recommended il to q
young lsdI who had q hArassipR cough aad wae
threatened With gconsumption end IL cured her in
sfew days. 1 would Iecomnsad il to eli those pre-
disposed % opsemptit n
Respectfrlly yours, A.A HARRISON,
feb - Mncinnafi n
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RETURN OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON. Ia.
GieenNiIle Tenn Union eays: alt exp.cr-t A
tnat the freslcent Will arrive nj MS hom-
about the l2th Of March. v h-n our cit,zaos ,D =
teho nettIng MIN an a becomipg spirit W.
ATE pleased 10 announce this fact, as Mr. Holm
son Il deserving OF honcrs az the hands Of IN.
Peopl-' hot only OF Green VILE, but OF ala Tea
nessee as no other msn ever was OF Is lis.ls
10 be after him. Knowing that IL ~ opiv n--
cessary 10 let u 10 be known apon what day TO-
ffeeiden NJ will arrive TO insure an outpou rin.
OF the people, such as has not b,en seen sln,-
me war, We wiil make known IN our mex a..
sue the exact day when b. will arrty. !.
orreenvlile The ttatemeni that Mr.. John sou
VIII go 10 Europe soon after the sth Oi Mari
Is auihorltatlvely centradieled.n
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COLD wRAFnrp

CoHcoRD. N. H., March l-At sunrise IN.
Thermometer marked % degrees below ,sro =,
ianeaster; ~ desrets at Litiletop: q deerees =,
Lebanon; le degrees At Nartiu,s Fsrrv. -
"sa~s CIna ~ Nashua; at Lowell; and II a.
foueHKRHPsIR, March l-Theru omstsr ,vs
oeerees beloy zero. River frozen. ana n.xi~..
ton again suspended ".s ""''es'
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HALLS VEGETABLE SlClLIAN HAZE

Rspews the vitality Of the scalp
Rsasws the hAir to its eri einaI color
Repevs the nutritive matter which nourishes
the hair.
Repevs the byash. viry hair 70 sIlken sofsnsss.
Repews the growth Of the hair.
Rsnevs the sppesraDce Of those that are Bald
and Gray, aud 10 . sDseec Id hair dressing. o OF
or Alcohol 70 clog up the pores. One bottle shsws
Its eneets
B HALL SEQ, Nashua,n Proprietor,
For sale By ell di aGgists. isI@2Io &.
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EECONMENDATI
A Case of Twenty Years Standing.

PELADsLPHIS Penn June - Is1
HI HELNEoI o.. Dfueeist
DEkR SIN I have been = sufferer for ,v.,,x
yssrs With gravel, bladder anG Ei pey ,ft-eti- m.
during which time . have usei vsriou, medic sI
nost eminent phy siCizns, experiencing but mil
relief.
Having seen your preparations extensively al
Ntrts ed consulted family cf ,iciau it
TO using yI uT kNtrsct Buchu.
cid this because 4 hsa I'd all kinds OF advar
h-ed remedies, and had found them WORTHLESS. A.
D me quite nJurious Ia AAct de. paired of ever
eettips WELL AID deter u ined To- use ne, r.n,e
0ies hereafter unless knew II the IL rediept- T,
wss this hat prompted me 10 use yOur remedy / a
you ADVERTISED that II vas Dposrd OF buch1 e.. .
celleI combination. ard with his Aivics after A.,
exsmiDsti. n OF the Article and consulting a "A, a
with the Drug gist. concluded TO try il 4 com
er ced 20 use IL al out eight uths ago At vhj-h
inc vss confined 10 M rom.
rom the hrst bottle Was astonis h, d and graft
Fed al the bene efect and after usln9 ID
vetks ~as able 70 walk out. i felt much liz.
writing TO you = full statement of my case At ~
time, bus theus ht ny Improvement to be only ten
y Isry- and therefore concluded 10 defer AMI s-.
nn would effect a perfect cure knowing thar n,
vouId beof greater value 10 You and more satfs
factory to me.
4 am LOw abb to report that = cure A, effected
at. UsII q the rsmedy for i've Months.
have not used any now for three months a,,i
feel g. v ell In all respects se ! ever did,
Seur BTchu being de yoid q any IN pie tas
and Cfor, ice TOMS and in yieOrstor Of the ey.
tenn, do not mean 20 r. without IL whenever oc
cssfon NAY re 4uire Its Cse In each affections
NJ MCCORMICK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
MANHOOD.

In The you1g aad rising Fererstior., tes veesta
tive powers Of !'fe stIOns but In few rear. no
sfttD he pslid iue, the lack lurtre eys ssa ems
etstsd form and the in possibility of spoaic stior
mental cn"Tt, snow its tsnefal frduevce I.
sooD becomes evident TO the obsrye er tha ct some de
pressing ieHueRee is ehecksBa the dsveloSment u
the body Consumption is talkei ef, and perhaps
the y0sth 10 removed from sehsoi snd sent int,
the country This is oheoF the worst movements
beueved fr--n ordtnsry diversfcos of the ever
changing sonnes of the CITY thu powers of The body
too much e,feebled 70 give zsst 70 hrslthlul AMI
ru'Si exercises. Thoughts are turnedtn Yards kpon
thswselves-
II the patient - a femsle, fhe approach ef the
70 looked fer with suxiety. thu frs,
symptom in which Nature y to show her eaving
power d Ausing the circulation sud visftiog to-,
cheek With the boon Of htafh Alasi increase Of
appetite has grown By vhss it fed the euergies
they-tem are rrostrsted, dthe whole ecoao.
my n dersneed. The b~sutiful aud wonderful oe
riCdsp vhi{, bod and mad rgo % Att
change from child to woman, IL looked for in
vsII, the parents heart blee6s in anxiety, and
ABiss the grave but waiting for its victim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

AMONG The VISITORS at the Capitol to day
were Lieut.. General W. T. sherman and
daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

OLE BULL gives two graud concerts 81 Net.
zerott Hall on the evenings Of the Sd and ith OF
March.