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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-24

= Na1bVfHe COtf0n Nafksfs
CorroS Tho Liverpool and New York
markets opened with buoyancy and adj
vanoed slightly, but later the political stu
alton was not so favorable, causing less
activity, the advance Of the morning being
lost. Our market closed quiet, buyers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-24

Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn. N. B. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
Single meals, 80 cts. Boarding and lodg-
ng, per day, So. au31 d&w3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-24

CLoAKs, shawls and blankets for sale at
very low prices at FARMLAND, Lewis &
Go. 8, IS and 81 Union street, 1st and I'd
doors from College street. nov20 st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-24

The Louisiana Creole Hair Rsstorer not
only sctuszy renews the hair and restores
the naval color, by natural means, but it
mparts 10 it luxuriant beauty which it
can st.an by no other method. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-24
CRY NOTICES,

WAxrp-An unfurnished room, without
board, for gentleman and wife, with some
private family, IL PLEASANT locality. Adj
dress J. Griffin, care of 7. II. Jones & Co.,
corner Church and College streets. 1t+
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-24

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
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The close of the second war with Great
Britain was also recognized by the ma
tional authorities as an appropriate occa-
sion for the return of thanks by the en-
tire nation. President Madison, there
fore, by request of Congress, set apart
the second Thursday in April, 1916, as
day of thanksgiving, ''more especially
for the restoration of the blessings of
peace
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-24

Bargains in hardware, cutlery, guns,
rifles, pistols, builders hardware, carpen-
ter's and blacksmith tools, hand, cross-cut,
mill and circular saws. 49 North College
street. FRED TKRRAss d Co.
nOY22 St
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JUsr received from New York, 500 sets
of furs. worth So set, selling at $2.25 a
set, at FARMLAND, Lewis & Co. 8, Is and 81
Union street, LIST and I'd doors from College
street. nov20 st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-24

See advertisement of DR.. Butts Dispen
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUDE-in another column. It
should be read by all. maya d&w1y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-24

HATS, shoes and gents furnishing goods
at very low prices, at our store, Is and 81
Union street, LIST and I'd doors from Col
lege street. FARMLAND, Lewis & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-24

WILL be sold very cheap for cash, dress
goods, fanRels and jeans, at FARMLAND,
Lewis d Co. g, Is and 81 Union street, LIST
and I'd doors from College street.
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REVENUE STAMPS


The National Savings Company have made AZ
engagements TO supply their customers with revenue
stGmps at the following low rate, discount payable
in stamps, viz:
On purchasers under $20...Par
On purchasers Of $50 or more...2 per cent. dis
On purchasers OF $50 or more. az per cent. dis
On purchasers Of 800 or more...S per cent. dis
On purchasers Of $500 or more. 4 per cent. dig
On purchasers OF $500 or more.-.4 per cent. dis
On purchasers OF $1,000 or more Ak per cent. dia
An orders must be accompanied by the money or
fox kha mt -
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Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 81.
Cotton firm, in fair demand, low mid
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If you want dry goods at less price than
in any other house, go to G. Rice 4 Co.,
where you also get q chance, free of charge,
to draw fine broche shawl, set of furni-
ture, or piano. nov20 If
W. 7. BERRY & Co.-Blank books,
diaries for 1871, and counting house sta
tionery, at low prices. nov20 1w
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nincinnaft HIRrkets.

C1so1SNATI, Nov. 23.-Flour in good
demand at full prices Corn advancing
| and in fair demand st SOC. Mess Pork,
prime to choice, quite weak at $50; no
sales. Lard, fair demand and lower; sales
of a 1000 tierccs at life for prime steam
kettle; nominal csded 12s@13c. Whisky
firm and in fair demand at S3@S4c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-24

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2I.-FIouf-super-
fine S4.75; Xxx $3.50; XXX S5.75@6.
Oorn-white 75@76c. Oats unchanged.
Bran S1.1O. Hsy-prime 29c. Pork
S23 rs. Bacon-shoulders 1870; clear
sides 211c Hams 10000. Lard-tierce,
14a@l5c. Sugar-fair to fully fair at9@
loo. -Mclasses-prime 63@65c. Whisky,
9Oc@Sl. Ooffse-prime 174@17sc. Ster-
| ling 1914; sight 4c discount. Gold 112.
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The louisville Journal says that 1.-THE
radical idea of roconstruc!ion is evidently
borrowed from John Robinson's circus.
Those who have witnessed the perform
ance Of the great American combination
1--WE mean Johu Robinson's, will remcm-
Der how the clown knocks over the young
gentleman in the gold lace, and then cries
out poor fellow! aud sets him up again,
and goes to washing him clean, as be
says, with . dirty broom; then be dusts
him off with blacking.b brush, then he
Polishcs him with rake; then he whirs
him about and asks, Now, isn't he beau
tiful? That's reconstruction over and
over again. Congress takes State and
knocks it down, then it sets it up, then it
scrubs it with negro suffrage, then it pol
ishes j. with bayonets, then i, dusts it with
marsial-lav. Then, finally, it goes radi-
cal, like Mississippi, and says, Now, isn't
bcau,iful?"
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.ko.koy eu,s. Styefss4 N &. vor.l forms.



From AN. Kills. u prominent and vol.
known merchant ofiNorfoll, vs.,
DE. Observation-Disclosures
Esklo has worked wonders Ia my family. Ny
LAUGHTER has l'cen sufferer from Scrofula sincs
c'li'dh"od. She lost shiriyy-one pieces Of bone
from Her ankle. several from litr arm, besides
having ulcers in several parts Of her bod.
While in this co idiiior, she commenced taking
,enr kpskoo-i,. acted like n charm. OF, her;
nndef its, $ the ulcers gradually healed, aud
her gen. al health arr.ilr improved. II Ger.
nly saw, d her nu Ii suffering, and perhaps
htrlii'. lrsgard Koskooas specific for all
scroiulnns diseases. Your Koskoo also cured
my wife ofDyspsrsla, from which she suffered
greatly. ,Sl,eis now il, better health than slis
has icen IN five years. With The highest Re.
garlic, AM, gratefully, youts Be,
ra-,i.rf = Wg! al sTE s3.A.M. MILLS.
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The Declaration Of independence

The Declaration OF independence
Is the snunsi.,ion of principles which
formed and shaped the government of tho
United States. Among the outragcs
which led TO the rebellion or war, which
ever wo may call it, which secured our in
dependence and government, to be con-
trolled by the voics of the people was the
browning outrage Of King George Of
England in "quartsring large bOdie. of
armed troops among u.s." to render the
military superior to the civil power.
This declaration, dcnouncius the usnr-
patton of tho King was made good by a
bloody revolution, which eliminated in
our independence, md was not trsa,ona-
bic because it was successful. 4r
How is ii now? King George docs
not quarter troops nmong u, in conse-
qucnrc Of our independence Of his autl,ori-
~. But what docs King Ulysses dot
lie quarters troops at Charleston upon
the requisition of Governor Stevenson, to
suppress insarre,tion at timo when the
ink is not dry on the..paper containing his
annual message, to the. effect that there
never was any people more pcaseablo and
law abiding;shan the people Of West Iir-
GINA. This acknowledgment. Of the law
abiding disposition Of our people was taken
and esteemed as worthy Of the chief exec
utivs Of our State, because it was true,
but the rcquisition (so quickly following,
without any overt act Of insubordinasiOn)
upon the President Of the United States
for troops to suppress an insurrectisn
which the military in conjunction with the
civil authorities of the State could not
suppress, destroys..the consOling effect Of
the Governors declaration so made in his
message, and leayes7us 10 infer one OF two
that tho Governor lied in
his message, or. tha, he. lied when he
made the requisition for troops; and Which
is the most becoming or appropriate lilo
is for the sysereiyn people of this State to
determine. ipshiss j
/. Dan Farnsworth i. on the "war path
against the Governor for some cause of
commission orsomis,ion We do rot know,
and do not care 10 inquire. Dan las been
Governor for few hours, and wants
few hours more Of gul ernatorul authority.
Stevenson will have Ibacn Governor for,
two years and wants to DO Governor for
Two years more, if.not something higher
than Governor. between these two gon.
tlemcn as rulers we ATE at n loss to deter.
mi ne preference. Dan was Governor
frst, Stevenson was Governor longest.
Stevenson lied when ho sent for troops
Dan approves .tho-tlic. How shall We
equalize them! Let US go back to the
Declaration Of Independence and draw
comfort and consolation from it-"7hat
all n'an arc crcated ennl." That Steven.
son and Dan were created equal. and that
both are only equal to sugarfoot, an
American citizen Of African descent
They are brothers by creation, and twin.
brothers by the laws Of our government,
and BY their own incliuations.
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Democratic State Convention

OJlHJGTdalC StdlS SOHVoHtluH
The citizras Of West Virginia who fa-
vor the repeal of all prossriptiyc laws NON
III force in this State and the enactment o.
such measures as will give tho State char.
acter abroad add harmony and prosperity
a. home, are requested to meet in thor
respective counties or townships, at IS
Early day us may be practicable, and
choose delegates to State Convention to
b. held in the town of Charleston, Ka-
nawha couaty, on .5a
Wednesday, the sth day Of June, 1870,
to ssominate candidates for the oficus Of
Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Secretary
Of State, Attorney eouerul aud Judge Of
the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Each county or delegate district will
3
cast ten votes in this Convention for every
representative in the House of Delegates
to which such county or distric. may be
entitled.
The effect Of our pro'criptirs system III
driving largo:uu'ubers Of useful citizen.
from West Virginia, and in preventing
immigration fron other States, renders
the speedy abolition of that system nee.
essary to the public good. This call is
therefore addressed to all liberal. minded
men, whether Democratic, Conservative or
Republican, who desire to promote the
welfare. Of the State and yindicate tho
risdss Of her citizens Inappropriate lesis-
.la,ion. ,or s-.i raan 9la y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-11

Tns only tenure by which tho Amcri.
ean Republic ever could exist, was that Of
tho rights Of the States, founded upon
mutual respect and confidence, with no
more danger Of collision, while each re-
rolved in its proper sphere, than there is
Of collision among tic heavenly bodies,
whilO they retain the places assigned
them BY the Creator. When this theory
became treason" the Republic became
impossible.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-11
Bad STATE OF TIE BLoop
ora d,e.usel condition Of As Liver,
Nia"eys, Nervous System, etc.
X o S X O o.

Endorsed aud Recommended by the Prcsdcut
uflhc faculty ofthc L. Medical College, n, "
Prcy. II. s.. NEWTON, W d.,
Professor znd President ofthe Faculty, ls,s
Professor Theory and Practice q
cine" Cincinnati, etc. 'ii,..A
une of the most elninrnt medical men Of ,hh
ngc-wrll known as the author ofthe following,
standard medical works-".Scwton's Prac,ir,
nSMr,licinc," Diseases Of CLildrcn,h "ys,.
,on's Symes Surgery" &C., in the Deccmbs.
numbe. OF thu American Medical Review, page
27s, says
"Alncng the more recent effort. 10 in.rodur,
popularity some Of The new remedies, We notice
II new preparation compounded by J. J. Law.
renee, ". d., Of Norfolk, Va, which is fur.
ni,hd to tho u,dc and The profession in nny
desired quantity. iwe recently examined his
Laboratory, and t.c ,lne fully satisfied that all
hi, work is dnno in tllcsbest maiiner, by tbs
n st apfroy.d pr ,sses, aud from the best INA.
;sl ah, giving ms result d medicine meeting
the confidence Of the physicians snd the public.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-11

A WA.nlScros dispatch says Grant
dess not believe in imitation" Then he has
boon acting very strangely for many years.
lie las boon inflated with whiskcy thi,
long while. ~
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KosluO cue. Chronic Rhermnlism.

Nesluik, Va, Sept. 1, 1862.
DID. J. fawrcncc--Dcar Sir-Ny son has
received 50 much LcneGt frGm your wonderful
koskoo hat cannot refrain from rtptctsing
my gratitude. ] liatiirica alniu,t etert,hpg
without benefit. ! heleYv, in all siaeeriiy that
yorr Koskoo is an ina!lil,le remedy Ibt TIE dis
8 frt NJ whill lie las altered, and; 50 for as
! can learn. his net.r fnilcl.. If you only
knew tue initncnse amount OF suffering Tint no
has undergone, then you could conceive tho
ral'lc Of such 4; remedy rs KoskUs--that surely
cnrss. The great amount Of good il Is now do
ing among as Is iie,.ima6ic. With much
gratitude, mn, respectfully yours
Mrs. ". Il. A. NELSON.
Read the following from NJ. Wonibls, 8
proninen. hardware merchanto Of this
city:
no. 10 Market Square, SOtfslk, 70.
~. u VIA October 10, 1869.
DR.. Lawrence-DcnrS :r--To tile la,gc ;ntir-
! or oil testimonials which you offer Of Tic grea.
efficacy Of your Kosk0o, l take pleasure itfad-
ding my own. suffered greatly wilhNerrous
Debility, llclaaehe, Loss OF Appetite, ikc., but
two bottles of koskoo restored lac to health.
Yours. truly. J. u. " 0MBLE
From Rev. W. II. Christian, Pa.tot Din.
.mfuu,e street Metaodlst Cnurcn Iotu
mouth, yirginia: l!-e9'p
Portsmouth, VA. October rs, 1862.
This Is tc certify shat know Ur. fawtcpce
vel. lie Is ID gentlemen Of cultivation, aud
uoriht OF the fullest confidence. L i,aYe used
his kcskoo With advantage 10 pys.lf aud ha;o
adopted It's Use IN INV fumitr In eases of her-
tolis tebiiiy and depression. 7 h
atla.fs j. ". II. CHRISTIAN.
+. ON DR.. LLOYD, Physirian Of Ldfge
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE OF.lI0UsE AND LOT.
CT. Butcher, CemMi'.sioner,

SALiI VI sliOUSE AM lIOl. ..
GU. Butcher, Ccnnissivncr,
as
Thomas Mooney, Il ais,
IL pursuance Of II decree u the circuit court
i o'Gilner county, pronounced in the above
N ent'pnct cause, Tho undersigned, com mission
rr appointed for the purpose, will, on the 3rd
day OF May, 1870, if the circuit court o Lewis
county IS in sesson on that day, and ifnoi,
then on the first day thereafter, on which tho
same shall he in session, oilcr for sale n, public
auction 10 the highest bidder, in front Of the
court house Of Lewis county,
4 House and part y'Lui No 10, in the
/" 4, '''''s Torn Of Weston, o!
Lewis county, West ,irginin, on the west side
Of Main street, now occupjrd b. Thos. Mooney
' TERMS OFySALE-CASU.
s VIC BENNETT, Comn,isiioner
April4-4t ar6 s4t
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
GHpin, Dai2ey d Candy, ID co.
r.. In .Chamccry.,
~ G.. Irallo's heirs and :
Adminis'ratsr,
ana s
Mt"ghlin & Bushfeld, 'r'
w.f aa a' IN Chancery.
Same. ~ ~!
11NDERa jeint decree pronounced in tho
~ above named causes by the circuit court
o. Lewis county, Oh the 22d day Of November,
1869, the undersigned. commissioners appointed
thereby, vii sell 10 the aighcs, bidder, il front,
Of the court house Of Lewis county, on the first
day Of the next term Of tue circui: court Of
said county, a tract Of t.i g'
rs $50 ACRES OF LAND,
lying in Lewis county, on Canoe Rum being
the lot assigned by the circuit court sfsaid
county 10 the heirs GfJ.iG. Waldo, deceased
out OF the lauds OF his father, Isaac G. Waldo
deceased f .i.Ia -rty l.tf OFT i.
We will also, al the same time and place,
sell subject 10 tile dover right OF Elizabeth
Waldo. the undivided ope-tird interest Of the
heirs Of the said J. Waldo, deceased in the
tract Of ....st .ss., yu ..t}l.- j.,
IT. so ACRES, 6is s =
which by said court was assigned 10 laid Eliza
Leth Waldo, as part Of her dover, in The lands
of said Isaac &. Waldo, ard lying in said
county, OH the West Fork river. Gaf I!
The said tract Of 100 acres will he sold in
parcels or in the whole, rs We my deem most
conducive TO an advantageous snle.
b 9a' u TERMS: '@ ~
+ A.crcdit ofG, IL, and IS months, purchasers
10 give bond with good security. 4A4''
r. JOHN BRANNON. ag,si ail
HENRY BRANNON. sspea
Commissioners.
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Even old Bca Wade donounces Sheri.
dams brutal murder Of tho sick Indian
women land children After old Ben,
there is but one moro 70 shock the
Devil. 80 gs,5.a.m
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lbs. COMMISSIONERS SALE.
T.. Logycm aud ". u. ~ III
Licely. COnln'i"io"ri, ia. ,p'ai1:5s

v. D'yJSs d"'< 10 az
Licely. Conln,i"io"eri, 'aa ,pa.1i;5s.
IS. ai M. a4t'a 81
5. L. M,ys. jr., and B. ,.trai
r. Ross, I "a dcftm'in's.
JS pursuance ofa decree entered in this e,ll,ss
i BY the circuit court Of Gilmrr county, GU
the 9Th dry Of the November term, 1869, ne
will sell, in front the court house door o.
Gilmcr county. oil the first day of,hc mex,
Alriiler 1870, Of the circuit court Of sail
county. a, public auction TO the highest hid
der, the tract VI land situated on Leading
Greek. about A miles from Chenille, md
known as the 1 IN ~
JOHN LONGsTRETH LAND"
more particular description Of which will b.
found in the PAPERS 1.-THE cause. Terms cash !.
Y. BOGGESS 4 ". E.LlvELY.
ra.f. Commissioners.
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Morn, Edgecoiuhe Co
September 10, 1869.

On. j. j. IAwnExcE-Ienr SRI
llsyo usrt your, Concentrated Fluid Extract Of
Kosk. o nmy plaeticc, with the l,arpieit re-
suits iiaditto as aroweriul Liver ltrigor.
aicr. Blood Purifier, aud Nervous Tonic. In
all diseases Of the Liver, Seroflolis, Syphililio
aud Nervous Affections, il is u remedy of i'm
mense value in fact. in almost every variety
Of Chronic diseases its usa is indicated. llo.
ping that rou may meet with the success which
you deserve as manufacturer Of reliable nedi-
cines, am sir, with much respect, sjg
Your oleaitR. servant
X. q. TlLLERY, MD.
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LEWIS BAKER,
Gro. X. TISdLn,
j. " GALLauRK,
w. w. MlLLEs.
VIZ. @. HASpLAs,

Democratic State Executive Committee
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CURING AND SUMNER GOODS.
+. NJ. II A L E, :.

CURING AND SUMNER GOODS. aiA
+. NJ. II A L E, .al. :.
Is now receiving large addition to ISL
STOCK OF GOODS, I'D
and invites his former patrons aud tie pub
lie generally is call and examine hist
NEW SUPPLY,
consisting Of the usual variety Of
y RY 90 D.S,
Also splendid stock Of
LADIES SHOES,
Misses and Childrens Shoes
y" A large lot of Mems aid Boys
q '-' qua BOOTS AND SHOES
Asplendid lot Of Mems and Boys Hats,
T. s' VERY CHEAP.
Ladies' Hats, ''V
. READY-MADE CLOTHING;
COFFEE, '
. SUGAR, s''
NAILS, .,,g ~
DYE-sTurrS, '
QUEENSWARE, III
STONEWAliE, aud
All kind, Of lsia ~ issi aia '-Ahl :
LEATHER,
COTTON YARNS,
And in fact everything generally found in
his line of business, which will be sold
low for cash or produce In hnnd
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suHfaeo Us pclng rloiit anu Just. docs H0t
belong properly to the republican party,
and the sooner lie shows his true colors the.
better for oil concerned = lrpyaesJury
Repo,itory. "
Here, now, gentlemen, i' IN invitation
TO all you who can't swallow negro suif-
rage without a qualm, to get out Of the
radical ranks, and escape being kicked
out. Ifyou cant embrace Sambo and
kiss Dinab, you arc not true blue.
There will DO no hope for you, unless
you can establish your good standing By
immediately adopting two or three young
"mcn and brothers" into your families,
aud making Jour children eat after them.
SENATOR Cole, Of California, complains
that Gorham, tho Secretary Of tho Senate,
{bas repeatedly iusultcd him. Senators
Howard, Sumner and Ramsey have been
Sappointed committee to investigate
Think Of the United States Senate de-
sceuding to DO umpire Of petty personal
sguabbls. We shall 10 next having It
adjourned professionally to attend
horse-rAces aud cock-fghts. Shades Of
the Conscript Fathers! How are the
mighty fallen!
WARSIN1 TO PIorLE WHO HoLp RI
cyirTs.-1t isreporied that Government
officials are gong around the country in.
vesiigating every receipt book. bill, etc.
The reason Of this is to see il the proper
revenue stsmpis adjusted or not. II the
latter DO the case, a fine is imp ,sed upon
the holder Of the paper, who, pcrhap,
through neglect, has omitted to have the
paper stamped. Business men would do
well, therefore, to examine their papers in
order that they may not DO yicti'Aised.
= A MErHopisr clergyn'aa III Ohio. says
thsPittsburg Post, !, reported 10 have re.
used baptism to an infant presented be-
cause theOarsnts desired the maine Of Val.
'analsham-sying lie would notgive any
Guild the name m,a traitor. Perhaps Tic
next step will be oa the part of loyal
l'reaehsrs TO refuse baptism to the babies
e Democrats generally as HAY have been
denounced as traitors. DO tIlssat.rs Of
bartism rsgcnerate or does The rsme in.
rolve tanihaiiSn' One thing at least. /.
certain. all the fools are not dead YET ii,
Ohio II.
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Il.skooiis cndorseaby the best physicians
everywhere. Read the following from
Dr.. T,llcry,a successful practitioner
of many years standing in The OLD
North State: ~. -. lfs~r
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ADTER EASEMENTS.
PIEDMONT Sc ARLINTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA


Capital Stock raid in,
Assets, September. lsGa, over
Incomes. same period, on premiama, ov',
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This remedy does not simply RETIRE for short time
but 1t produces perfect and permanent OF the
worst cases of Chronic Nasal Catarrh and rU 1ag
$500 feWdrd for case that cannot care. 'COld in the
head and Catarrhal Headache with few up-
plicatlons. If you have discharge from the nose oil
fenslNe or otherwise stopping up of the at times
partial loss OF the sense of SMELL taste hearing, eyes
watering weak, feel dull have pain or pressure III
the head, you may rest assured that you have Catarrh
Thousands annually, without manitesting hall OF the
above symptoms terminate in Consumption and end d,
the grave. No disease is common, more deceptive
less understood by Physicians will send tmy pam
phct Catarrh TO any address free, Or Sage, Carrh
Remedy is
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS OF
THE WORLD.
Price 80 cents. Sent by mail postpaid on receipt OF m
cents, or four packages for two dollars. Beware ct
coatrJetS and cOTthieSS imitufi0nS See that my Dl
rate Stamp, which is poSire guarantee Of
is upon the outside wrapper. Remember that this mi
waite Stamp, issued by the United States Government
expressly for stamping my medicines has my portrait
name and address, and the words 81. s. Certificate DIT
Genuineness engraved upon it, and need not be
taken. Don't be swindled by travellers aud other
representing themselves as DIR. Sage am the only man
now living that has the knowledge and right to mann
iacture the genuine DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and
never travel to sell this medicine
X. V. PIERCE, M. D..
3mos52 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, y.