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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-22
I-NI0N- AND AMERIGAT
ADDITIONAL JUDGES.
A Card from DIR. COIquitt, Represen-
tatiVe from OvertOn.


Messrs J. W. Wright, A. F. Caps and others:
GENTLENEN:-In justice to myself you
will please excuse me for replying TO your
petition through the medium Of the press,
as l deem it proper for ma ny reasons, and
amongst the most prominent the fact that
your petition is one that affects
the general interest of the State.
In the first place, 1 cannot appreciate the
fact that therei is any necessity for increasing
the Judicial Circuits of our State, aud why?
If We were to create new circuit, of neces-
sity we would have to redistrict the State
to make the laboFs equal, which would add
great and heavy expense to the tax payers,
and then have them in no better condition
than they are now. Next, our Judges
elected, accepted with much eagerness the
positions they now occupy. They, OF
course, knew then the amount of labor they
had to perform Since that time litigation
has fallen off nearly one half, and by close
attention for time. it viii not be heavy any
where. To say the least of il, do not
think their labors viii be more Cypress
i've TO them than an increase of taxation to
the tax payers. In some circuits the Judges
should be required to hold longer terms
to do the business, especially in the older
cOuHties, as our county of Overton, which
needs another week. As to new counties
being created since the districts were form
ed, they have no more litigation l presume
than they had before being separated from
the ola counties They should be attached
toOhe or the othercircnits that might suit
their convenience. So far as establish
ing special courts, and having
special judges, etc, the same reason will
apply to some extent as making new cir
cults. Between the two, l am decidedly in
favor Of new circuits. Again, in redistIict-
ing or changing the circuits, of necessity
we would perhaps have the Judge or At
tOrney General residing out Of their cir
cults. would say, in conclusion, if our
judges think that they are ''overworked, u
and have too much fatigue of travel from
one court TO another, let them ''reSign, {"
and l viii assure you and them
their places will be filed. The work viii
not look so heavy to others, who will, for
$500 periodically aspire to the position, to
speak of nothing else. 4 could give you
other reasons as cogent and forcible as the
above. but these are sufficient for the pres
ent. do not understand you to advocate
a new circuit directly, but in event Of GER
tain contingencies, and this is TO disabuse
your minds as to my position, without be
ING the least 'Iender-footed' or otherwise.
Please rest assured, gentlemen, will rep
resent your interest and others of my con-
Stituency, under my constitutional Obliga-
tions, as best ! can. | am very respectful
" yours, etc, II. NJ. COLQUITT.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 20, 1871.
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the spirit OF the dream of those who thought they
saw, a coffee famine imminent, and prices so
high that only the rich could afford to indulge ia
the use of the berry. Liberal purchases abroad,
from less excitable Europeans, seems likely TO
considerably assist in furnishing our market at
least with all Heedful supplies for the present,
and a famine, or even scarcity, is now seen 10
be among the most unlikely occurrences OF the
day. Whatever temporary deficit there may now
exist in the production OF Brazil, etc., II IL al
ready clearly established that it can be but tenn
porary. and that reduced supplies win tner ac-
cOmpanying enhanced prices the world over, VIII
so stimulate production and bring OUT oid unused
stocks, even from unexpected quarters, that
within a short space of tiIne-a few years az most
there will be a supply brought forward for the
worlds consumption materially larger than any
hitherto gathered. Already we hear notes OF
warning that Ceylon is coming TO the rescue An
AUTHORITY saws tive see no reason why IN the year
1880 four hundred square miles OF conee caltlva-
ton should not send into the ina MAJ OI Ille
world, produce TO the value of ,OOO,OOO annn-
ally from the mountain regions Of CeylOn." The
apprehension that the "abolition OF slavery IN
Brazil which some tilnid minds fear Will prove
disastrous to her great home rndustry-tne pro-
duction of coffee-can scarcely be otherwise than
fallaeious We have already said IN former
issue, and now repeat 1.-The method adopted
by the Brazilian Government TO get rld OF slavery,
avoids all abrupt changes and interferes as little
as possible with the interests of slave owners,
affecting only their right of property in the SER
vices of the future Children of slave mothers,
AFTER Such chlidren snall nave DeCOiho I"Sicy-
one years old The measure cannot affect the
productive interests of Brazil unfayorably until
after the lapse of ten or twelve years, If at all.
Upon the present generation of tae free and the
slaves the law as il now stan1s can have but
little influence, yet the Empire WILDE benefited
in the end by this voluntary yieEiing to the in
evitable results following the advancement OF
civilization and the development OF enlightened
ideas"
The sentiments which we have thus fore
Swallowed, would seem te have already taken
possession of the minds of both operators and
consumers, for simply on advices of considerable
shipments to this country from Brazil, our mar
ket and those of all other parts Of the country
have been at a stand for weeks past prices In the
meantime running down LAP cents Z d., ana
there we remain, with little disposition TO sell, II
is true, but much less to buy except at further
reduction in values.
There may be a coffee famine some time during
the present or next century, but we verify be-
leve. the time is not yet.-Nel9 York ShiPpin9
and Commercial List. Noe Is.
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ST. LOLIs MhDHOAL AsoVCIAIHUN'
II7 North Sixth Street,

Sold in Nashville at retail by G. W. HENDER-
SHOTT, and all Druggists.
At wholesale by BERRY, DEMOVILLE &
CO., and all Wholesale Druggists.
les Observation-Disclosures u
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sOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Augusta, Ga, Nov. IS.-BdcoH-CO Continues
in fair demand with light stock. We quote clear
sides 94c; clear rib 9Kc; shoulders SIC;
dry salt, very little on the market. We
quote clear rib 999HG; bellies 9@9Kc; Shout
ders S8SAc, hams, stock ample; sugar cured
7H@1sc; plain 16K or, <c..... C5r7l-The stock
OF old is very limited. White is scarce at Sl63105
from depot by car load. New corn is in fair de-
nIand at 90695-car load rates. Shippers
should be careful in sen ling well-eured dry corn
..... .Odts-ATivals co atinue light. We quote
black at 81; mixed 65@7Oc, and duh. -. Wasat
The arrivals are few, net sufficient for demard.
We quote white at 81 75l92; amber S1T561.S5;
red Sl6091.S0. .Eyour-The receipts are
large, but the demand S not as good as it was in
our last report. We quote it at same prices, as
holders will not meet purchasers views.
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Louisville Live stock Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 90 1871.
Catholics than 200 head were the offerings
to-day. Bearly ali chang I'd hands. There were
but few choice on the market. We quote for best
heavy, for shipment, S4.5065, and to butchers
for best S4.25@4.50; good at s3.5O@3.75, and com
mon S2@3 2 100 TBS gross.
Cews--Ffesh mixers sell, as to quality, from
$50 to $50 2 head.
Sheep-The market remains active; S4C94.50
for best heavy, and good S3@3.50 a 100 lbs gross,
and mixed lots at S2@2.5t p head.
Hogs-The market may be regarded as under
going but little change. Buyers and sellers have
been apart in their notions for the past two days.
Some 2, 900 head were sod to-day at S4.35@l.5O.
\ good many are holding for S4.60. We cannot
say what the result may be, many eOntending
that the market VIII decline while others reason
100 lbs gross.
Horses and Mules-Ars being shipped South
every day to find market. The news from the
Southern markets is not encouraging to drOvers.
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Chicago Markets

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-Flour quiet and unchang-
ed IN every respect extra shipping demand at
S495.5o Wheat-NO 1 S125X; No. ?. SILK
wanted Sl.2l Corn active, but weaker and lower:
No. 2, age; rejected 40k@41e. Rye, Nos. l and
62G62xe. Oats 30Hc; No. 2 2Sc. Barley 62H
g63c. Pork-mess S12@12.22Z@13. Lard Sbc
Green meats in good request and a shade higher:
hams 6&@74c; shoulders 81 @3Xc; short ribs
5@5Bc. Bulk meats in salt ten or fifteen DAYS
shoulders axe; short ribs 5Ae; clear ribs stGSXc
WHISKY sc. Hogs-demand active and prices
Buffalo firm and higher; corn lie; wheat l2c.
Sight exchange ON New York par to 80 premium.
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Nashville Live STOCK Market

CATELE-The market was strong at the open
ing OF The week, but closed to-day rather weak.
We quote inferior 1K@2c; medium 292Xc;
choice 5@3kc.
SHEEP-ln good demand, at 1923 p head as
EQUALITY.
HoGs-Market weaker and &c Is the outside fig
ure for choice averages, sales to-day being made
at 3 94c.
The sales at Moore's stock yard during the
week have been 30 cattle, 223 sheep, and $50
hogs n
The sales by Embry, Foster 81 Co. have been
lis cattle, 1T2 sheep, and 1888 hogs.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dyestufs
Oils. etc.

DRUGs AND DYEsTUFFS-IndigO, best, S1.40;
nader lie; salts 5Hc; blue stone 12Xc; alum
5kc; cochineal Sl15; magnesia, caTb., 45GjGc;
flour sulphur &c; roll do sc; camphOr 9O@95c;
copperas Sc; assafPtda 759s0c.
MEDICINEs-OpiumS $50; quinine $3.50; iOdidc
potash $1,000; rhubarb q 10, Sl.50@275; ipecac
? 70 S2.25; alOes p ID 2O@s0c; alOmel 2 b S125;
reform p IL S1.35; castor oil p gaf s1.75.
OMs-Linseed, raw, 90; linseed, boiled, 95C;
coal oil 2 @2Sc; lard, Mol, 9Oc@S1.1O; sweet oil
S1T59215; tanners 60@7Oc; lubricating 40c. q
Sl75; benzine 20G30c; turpentine soc.
PAINTS, ETC.-Pure white lead 12c; standard
lie; lower grades SC; Furniture varnish Sl.GDG
Ii 5; Coach do S2.25
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The ascertained and aPprehended short crops
OF Java, CeylOn and Brazil cOfees Jr the present
year attracted unusual attention TO the article
early in The season, and from about midsummer
the markets of this and other countries Lcgar
gradually TO advance until an improvement in
value was established of 21@3O, 40, and in some
Instances, of even 80 p cent. Large operations
were intimated, both speculative and legitimate
and for a while it seemed a. though the advance
would never stop, and that coffee, owing to it,
scarcity would be as great luxury and Is higI
in most a. its kindred stimulant, the Tea plant OF
China and japan, But change has come over
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Nashville Root and Shoe Market

Market quiet and steady. We quote
as follows; Mems, unbound kip brogans
Si.5Oa2OO; calf pegged brogans S1.75G2.5O;
sewed brOgans S2.5093.50; mems kip and
calf English ties S1.75G-3; mems calf pegged
kip brogans S1@l.50; do lined kip and calf S1.25
a.. WOmen's split or a calf balmOrals Irregular
sizes S1G1.5O; extra sizes sL25@1.65; kip, regu-
lar sizes S1506175; pebble grain S1.25@1.T5;
calf Pegged S1.50d2; calf sewed S2G2.5O; serge
balmOrals q. 25d2.T5.
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NashyiIIe Produce Drar1.et

DRIED FRUIr-Receipts and sales to-day of
II, 900 lbs at Ok, 81 and 7kc.
PEANUTs-Small receipts to-day. We quote
at S1.O0a120 per bushel, as to quality Ship
ments to-day of 500 bushels.
Observation-Disclosures stiff. We report small
sales from wagon to-day at $3.50 ? bushel.
EGGs-Market strong, with sales from wagon
to-day at 20@2lc per dozen.
HAY-We quote prime Tennessee sos p ton
Northern S22.50 p ton.
PoTAToEs-Irfsh dun at S2.75@S q Dbl from
store; sweet 81 per Dbl. from store.
ONIoNs-We quote at "a q barrel from store.
PoULTRY-Msrket well supplied. We quote
chickens at s1.45@2.40 p doz. by the coOI.
Ducks about the same.
BUTTER-GoOd country commands 1O@12c;
choice 1Sc,
FEATHERs-Market firm at 65@67c for prime;
inferior lots neglected.
BEEswAx-We quote at 30@32c.
GINsRNG-Market dun at 75(G8Oc.
RAGs-The outside figure is 3Xc.
WooL-We quote combing 35a3Sc 2 ID; card
ing free from burs, S2@35c; tub washed 45@5Oc;
bury wool 5t@10c p h less.
BROOM Confines in demand at 5@6c.
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SEEDs-We quote timothy $500; clover $3.50
orchard grass S275; blue grass $500; red top
1925.
COTTON lARNs-We quote at 10c, 12c, 1tC
and Ice for 200, 800, SOC and 400.
WRAPPING PAPER-We quote small at SOC;
medium 75c; double crown 81.
IRON-We quote as follows: Tennessee, com
mon bar, 6Ae z ID; Kentucky, do, &c p n; Ten
nessee, band 7 9Sc; Kentucky, do, SIC; Tennes-
see boiler plate, SC; boiler heads, SIC; fire box
9Kc; sheet, common, 81 9Gc; do, Kentucky, 4
9fc; do, Tennessee, Z X@8Hc.
HANDLEs-We quote extra AK sc in. $3.50; No
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Nashville Hide and Leather uarke,

HIDES Market firm and active. We quote
green at 9@9Kc; cured 9K@lOc; dry sailed 17@
lsc; dry flint 1992Oc; damaged H@Kc of. Sheep
skins each, s0c@S125.
LEATHER-Trade is moderately active and
prices unchanged. We quote oak sole p b 3sa
Acc; Hemlock 27@g31c; harness leather 3O@93Sc;
skirting 32@iOc. Brides, 2 doz. SCHOOLS O0
French kip S7OG9000; French calf S45G7OO O
American kip S48@72; calf S3O@4O; upper
leather S2i@36; tOppings, all cOlors, S1OG12;
Innings, white and pink S6G1O; leather in the
rough p u H@3Oc. Tanners oil 7O@9Oc ? gallon
Lamp black = 10 SOC; glue COO.
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Nashville Flour and Grain Market.

FLOUR-Business IN local way Is brisk, but
the shipments are light Prices continue steady
as follows: Superfine $5@5.25; extra S57566;
XXX S6.25@9.5O; xxx S6.5O97; family SOL 80;
choice family 50; fancy $3.50.
CORN MEAL-Market rules steady, and we
quote unbolted per bnshel $4,000; for bOlted GOO
65c; kiln dried per Dbl. 1925
CORN-We quote at &c p busbel sacked and
delivered in depot
WHEAT-We heard of light offerings, all of
which is taken by millers at prices ranging from
Sl.I591.5O 2 bushel.
OATs-We quote at 4Oc buying, and 55c sacked
and delivered in depot.
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THE ENGLISH surnames are at times very
curious, and though the nomenclature of
Dickens seemed fantastic, ne probably adop-
ted more names than he "rcr created, and
then deyelopcl The charag ors which fancy
alta he'd 70 tls#, a Luaigl business cir
cular has jus, been issued 10y the firm Of
llorSenail x Catchpole; and a late English
paper Chronicles the arrest Of Mr.. Samuel
Unj6as. cashier to the firm of Pickle x
son. after UHly "a hours Of honeymoon.
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Carriage and wagon Material

SPOKEs-We quote hickory spokes: Y $500
Xxx S425; xxx So q sett, second growth tim
her; oak spokes inch to % inch, Y S3G3 so;
Xxx S3.50Gi; xxx S4dsf.50 p sctt. Elm, gum or
oak hubs, to inches, - .25G2; So to 10 inches,
fellOes, buggy, S175@2.25; express S2.5O62 10;
wagon S363.Ij p sett, on all of which there is a
liberal discount made to large dealers.
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FOR LEASE! FOR LEASEM!
PROCLAMATION.
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
NAsuvrrru Nor- - 1s-1

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, Nov. Is, 1871.
To the People OF the State of Tennessee
livery GOOD AND PERFECT GIFT
~ cOmeth TO US from the Father Of all merces,
and inasmuch as He has blessed Us in our private
and public relations during the past year, has
preserved to civil and religious liberty and has
not scOUrged US with war or pestilence or fire,
but has promised 20 be with us in all our genera
tons:
Now, therefore, 1, John c. Brown, Governor
of the State Of Tennessee, do hereby appoint
THURSDAY, the 30th day of November, ISL, a
day of Thanksgiving, Praise, and Prayer to A =
mighty God, and earnestly recommend its proper
observance by all our people.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereuntO
set my hand, and caused the Great
L. s. Seal Of the State 10 be affixed, this,
18th day of November, 1871
By the Governor:
JOHN G. BROWN.
7. H. BUTLER, Secretary of State.
nOv14 I'd
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CHEAP COLUMN


TAduertisements snder thss head sCiu be ehaFged
TEN cEAZSPsr liss for each tnssrtso,l -.
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PARTNERSHIPS.
Partnership Notice,

WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
w ourselves together TO 10 a General Com
mission Business, and act as Agents for the Vir-
ginia Manufacturers OF Chewing and Smoking
TObaccOs W. B. & II. L. ARMISTEAD,
Nos. II and 10 Market street.
NASHVILLE not-ot- t97i oc22 If
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\ slieh'Iy intoxicated person was seen to
est mp accounts on the street last evening,
and immp.i ,slv burst into a flood of tears.
: svu.pa:! -~ asked tie cause OF 50 much
lTi"f Nhea lie detolee at Bacchus' shrine
exclaimed. Here, I've been spending more
;han five dollars on whisky, and that five
cent sudW ich l ate has caused me to lose
al the hcua.it Of it.
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IT ACTS ON THE KIDNEYS,
1T ACTS ON THE LIVER,

a9- Read the following from a reliable Drug
gist of Michigan:
MARINE CITY, Mich, July q, $50. n.
Harris & Co.-Dear Sirs: The Aliens Lung Bal
sam mas arrived. L would not like TO be without
il, for it has saved my life / took bad cold and
cough, and finally Consumption was seated upon
me. 1 was in very bad state. tried every
thing that was recommended, and spent great
deal of money, and got no help. had the Al
lens Lung Balsam for sale, but knew nothing
Of its merits. / did not like to take it, without
knowing more about it. HAD not sold bottle
When your agent called on me l told him l could
not sell a medicine knew nothing about. He
urged me to try it myself did so, and to my
grateful surprise the first bottle stopped my
cough, and before the third bottle was taken my
lungs were healed and we'll, and l can now speak
knowingly to my friends and customers of the
qualities Of Aliens Lung Balsam. remain re-
spectfully, L. q. COTTREL-
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opened. Bacon is in very light supply, and but
little doing. We quote packed from store as fol-
lows:
BAOoN-Clear sides SIC; clear lib sides none;
shoulders none; extra Tennessee hams can
vassed 14kc. .s-=s.- ~ .s-
LARD-ffart & Hensley's choice pastry in
tierees 10c; half barrels 10Hc; kegs like; buck
cts nc; prime leaf lard in tierces 9ke.
BULK MEATs-We quote clear sides &c: clear
rib sides &c; shoulders 606Kc.
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NashviIIe Lun,ber Marl,a,

lNdEhebs
Market quiet and prices steady. We quote as
follows:
White pine lumber, East Ten
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Nashville Hardware Market.

Prices steady as follows: Axes p dozen
Sl0.CO@l3:5O; horse shoes = Shoenberger,'
$500; Reese's patent $500; Burdens
1928; horse nails 16@24c; cast steel and
shear 20c; American blister 12614c; English do
I5c; cotton cards S5.5O@6 ? dozen; names S45g6
handles S1.5OG2 . dOZ.
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WALL PAPERS.
WALL PAPERS.

WE HAVE A LARGE AND CAREFULLY
w selected stock of Plain and Decorated Wall
Papers, and in constant receipt OF the choicest
and newest patterns, which we are selling at the
very lowest market rates. The public are invited
to examine for themselves, with the assurance
that we viii not allow any one TO underseIl Us.
w. FREEMAN q CO.,
nOvl2 II No. Is North College 81.
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95alI 301s5 G9 an

The above totals show that the interior stocks
have increased during the week ESQ bales, and
are tonight j,O96 bales more than at the same
period last year. The receipts have, however,
been Is, $50 bales less than the same week last
wear,
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IOlal- ,itSrl-fo l.0OO,UUt
These figures indicate an increase in the cotton
in sight tonight of 394 ,23l bales compared with
the same date of 1870.
MOVEMENTS or COTTON AT THE INTERIOR
PORTs.-Below we give the movements Of cotton
at the interior pOrts-receipts and shipments for
the week, and stock tonight:
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ayN2 w .
yTyO SIT E,-s Car Loads Wood, ON Z. q 4, 4.
r. at Greenbrier.. Refer 70 Kincade q l hano1
lev, on 10 r. s. Manier. ffAta1 49, lll4e9
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Hogs and the Progress of Packing.

The market closes active, though at lower
figures than those prevailing earlier in the week.
The receipts OF swine have been quite heavy,
footing up since the opening Of the season more
than double the receipts for the same time last
year Our packing houses are all actively at
work and keep the stock yards well cleared up
Of good packing stock. The prices paid are folly
up to Western figures which is all our farmers
and drOyers should expect or desire. The pack
ing for the season so far fOots up 6530 head, and
business promises to be heavy for some time to
come in this department OF trade, as the weather
is an that could be desired for safely putting
away meat. Dressed hogs are coming in slowly,
not enough to make quotations for them. We
quote as the outside figure for good heavy hogs
on foot &c per H. gross weight.
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Z So; No. SIZE; No. x sl-5O; Pick sl-5o@l75;
Sledge S1.25@2.
CoTToN RoPE-We quoti at soc tor X and s-i6,
and 33c for 4 inch.
CooPERAGE-We quote iarrels at 4oc.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. THORTON'S
LiUer, BLOOD Purifier and
Female Regulator.

A A REMEDY FOR ALL THE VARIOUS
"A manifestations of disease resulting from
Liver Complaint, and as a Blood Purifier and
COrrectOr or Constipation OF the Bowels, this
preparation is positively nnequaled. By L the
Liver and Stomach are speedily changed % an
active, healthy state, the appetite regulated and
restored, the blood and seeretiOns thoroughly
purified and enriched, the whole system renOvat-
ed and built up anew; its action Is mild vet posi-
tive and lasting. For females, those subject to
painful periods, SUSPENSIONS and other irTegula-
rites, VIII find this medicine invaluable. It will
remove the sallOw complexion and restore it to
its natural fairness and purity It gives the rosy
tint of health to the faded cheek, and causes the
dull, dropping eve to sparkle with Joy. IL il high
" recommended for SCRGFULA or KINGS
EVIL, Fever and Ague, Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Headache, Dyspepsia, Pimples and BlOtches,
General Debility, and in all impurity or taInts OF
the blood.
DIR. Th0rton's English Kidney Medicine, or
Compound Fluid Extract 'Buehu" and 'Praira
Brave" A never failing remedy for the cure of
GRAVEL, Removal Of Stone in the Bladder. 1t
the weak back and cures all those pains. The
English 'fBuchu" is the best now offered for sale.
Try one bottle and YOU will be convinced.
English AtR-HealinS Salve-Ihe best
article ever offered to the public for the cure q
Cuts Bruises, Scalds, Sore Sims, Old Sores
Cancers, Cancer Sores, BuniOns, COrns, Gear.
buncle." 1t viii draw a boil to head quicker
than any other application.
II. G. THORTON, VI. D., London.
Sold by all Druggists.
Nv. HENDERSHOTT, corner Cedar anC
Square, Nashville, Wholesale Agent for the
United States. rr g- -- sep22 eOd3m