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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21
CONSUMPTION.
ITS CURE AND IT'S PREVENTIVE,


Many a human being has passed away for whose
death there was other reason than The neglect OF
known and indisputaBly proven means Of cure.
Those near and dear 10 family and friends are
sleeping the ORGANIZES slumber into which, had
they calmly adopted
HaNE H = L
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21
CiiAS. e. PETERS, Manager,
Louisville, Kentucky.

OFFICE-125 Main street, Johnson's Block.
=. B--BUyers sill note that there are only
one Hundred Thousand IECKCIS in
>tu 4d Of sggO Hundred Thousand, as IN
the san Francisco gilt Concert, and that there
is $4,000 more distributed. jy6 eOd1m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21
Greenwood Seminary

ITS ADYANTs GES CANNOT BE OVER
L stated. such Is the assertion Of both pupil
snd visitor. Constantly do iis graduates make
10 ing pilgrimages to its 1als It's government
IS more BIKE home thai q school. Tue finest
Library in the South, and hzlls, life Ike with
magnificent pain tiDgs, AFFORD pleasant pauses from
seyere- study. PURE country air cold spring and
well water, beau'ifui extensive lawns for dsily
-zeICiss comfortable carriages FIR church attend
ance sid evening rides, HEALTH considered equal
y rs Important mentsl culture. Pupfis, now
ever delicate axe coon restored psIfsc. hea tn.
For circular, with terms, etc, apply q the
Principal,
MRS. " LAWRENCE LISDSLEY,
7. o. Box as, Lebanon, Tenn.
JyIi cod Swtilisept6
Tennessee Dental Association.
rgNuE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 Tennessee Dental Association will be held IN
Nashville, commencing al 9 o'clock NJ, on The
18th inst, Il Grs. Bowling C1bD's Office, No. a
SCrth Bigt street. A rang sueHts have been
made with prOprlstors Of hotels 20 reduce their
fare ss ti,1si on such occasions We hope 70 see
a large turn out. r. RUSSELL,
3. J. COBB,
jyl4 eodtd Committee Of Arrangements.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

In one neighborhoOd, where l stopped,
three miles south of Lebanon, resides
Ms. Margaret Reed, who will be one
hundred gears old on the oath inst,
having been born on the oath of July,
1771. Her SOD, Mr.. Eli Reed, with
whom she lives. proposes to celebrate the
centennial anniversary of his mother by
giving dinner, to which large circle of
relstiVes will be invited. Mrs. Reed was
born in Guilford county, N. c., five years
before the Declaration of American hide
pepdence. She remembers hearing the
lawful thunder" made al the battle of
GuilfoId Court House by the armies of
Gen. Gre enc and Lord CORVALLIS, on the
18th of March, 1881, she being then
nearly ten years old. Mrs. Reed
has five children, thirty grand
children, forty-niue great grand children,
and four great-great- grand children, I'll
living, besides nearly as many dead. she
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21
Tomato CatsuP.

Beat up six eggs, mix two tablespoon
fuls of flour with a little butter, and add
some salt and pepper. Peel four toma-
toes and chop very fine. Stir all together
and fry. Oyster omelet is made III the
same way, substituting dozen chopped
oVstsrs for the tomatoes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

At 4:3O left your city on the elegant
passenger train, Capt. Hinton, Tennessee
and Pacific road, for Lebanon. The most
noted person on board, so far as l know,
was Judge Thos. N. Frazer, whose SIN
famous notoriety," as he calls it, cost
the State about $40, 900. Few passen,
gers, pleasant ride, good time, and we
reach the "City of Cedsrs" about $50
ID NJ
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
RoRSs AND CARRIAGE RARxET


.., Nsw.YoEE, wednesday. nov Is. is'i.
Nothing seems to indicate the improvement
In TIE hosso maet expected 10 follow ne absence OF AL
aotvity caused by tho see election exoiteenh aad tne
reports We eaths. fem dealers in all elAsses & Aotses
are 10 the eees that the aggregate transactions eHns
the current seaon DO not compare fayoraby wfn ho.
OF the same period In 1910. LoWprced Workhorsea mes
"a oxtrerneIy dull excepting especially valuable etoek
for which there Il some inquiry but hardly any aaPp
marked and general disposition TO yield 70 the vows o
buyers. ... - . ..--.. ,,,. :.
Auction Mart and New York Tattersals resulted as rot
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

WsnSySpGY Nov BRBVEs-A few lOIs Of cattle DELAYED on
csms ia bo have mostly been sOd at about The
rats Of They numbered SIS head Th DEAD meat markets
sbov the effect AFvRs o live stoel
SHRaP LAMsE-Th receipts Of yesterday were BOY Win ZSl9
to-day and smother 6aih de- The mAfEet Ies sun h
seOg rtAer Ssahs POe some h1e s LANDS are
50 State So 10, at let ~ Of od No. same
Sc 81 Of 7 b At 7Ic l33 state sheep 81 10, At Stc 70
Eap,das q h &C. d do i02 H. 24 Indiana Of Sl D. aud ZO
Ohio "a b. SIC; j62 Ohio, 93t n, So ... =, - ...,
HcG-Ava yesterday sO3 with 92 today and nSTe % srgsssa &
tHh Trade da unchanged rates Of 5dSt one car OpO '
sSiiRE At SIC; 2 clts Michigan at SS lsi per eWt
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
pnrr1prs nE pRnnIrCE..

Per Norh River TtSStLG and kaiIToddt -.
Nov -0 pbg Alhess bales BOon Com PKG BeesTSI 80
b COTTON ed b Cotton Oil 30 pkgL Dried fruit lloo bb
EEs O6i7 bb Flour O S6s bush Wheat 40 bush Corn Jo
bnsh 900 bach Rye 9O0 bush Barley z1 push raSs
SEED ss bbs Beans 2GO bush Peas $50 bas Meal o. ba HOPS
"a Hides 1855 ddes Leather haes Moss i@ 66 spnts
piEi Pork ptE Beef 64s Pkg Cat MslH ss pigs 1rd -
s basS Pesna pfg Re S pfG Starch lsS bids To-
bsoco I9; pkgS TObsooO 200 bbls WHISKY VI bales Wool
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
Rorses. Carriages, 1arness. sc.

Rorses. Carriages, @arness. &C.
A MAJOR c. w. BARKER, Auctioneer.
IMMENSE SALE
or NRsr CLASS LIVERY STOCK,
THB LARGEST BVRR MADB IN ThR OOUhTkI.
49, AT Tux KhPlRB STABLES,
NO Us suLIiEAn suLIaiH fn Tri,oNPsoNEr
AND NO tto vARCK ST..
At OK TR TIEs STahiEs SoT NO T. ~ 81 TAomPS0S'Sr
coonuaE oM DAY to DAY stock dsPbsei Of
Kills n. CRow. ESQ
Wh0 tetiros from tho bunneAA
The STOCK consists Of
$50 HEAD OF HORSES.
Comprising ROadssrs Family uDr.A Bun aai DrIuSh' h'SA
IS Tap Road Wagons
Ho!TOp Road HSgouL
10 Two and Thrr. Seat Park Ph,rsonL
u single Express WssonA
~ Doubs Trucks for laIntrs ani h;IVt "'rL
large Stage SlsghA
rhTee.Seat Seigba
10 OrWo-Soat blaighA
Cuttsu
100 sstS single RoIJ anil roupG H,rnrAA
Double srpss suitable M Tho ro"i cOIh phaston truck 10
200 Saddles aud BndeA
IS Robes.
90 DanIeu shsaa and 5uroucsA
100 strpu Of Bella
30O Collars
And many spprt,iniur a-t c livery stable
Aso and Tools o Blacksmith shop No ~ Thompson d.
Good viii Of Pesd and Furniture EAprea, DlnaAs No. D sulAn o.
sAIE POsIlIVB. AND WITHOUT RESERVE
Stoke an now be and eIRmnet a. the btabsA
GaaogueS with full description &C. can be o6ADed BarL
Chs CITY Mart and New York TAraA COT Of Broadway
and w X on ACCOUNT oP WEATHER.
ALL TIKI STABLES NOW OCCUPIED BY MR CROM WILL
BR TO IBr PROh TIIE 1sr or DECEaBB&R Eco C9ap9isInG E
ROOM POR FROM 10 TO so HORSES EACh. WITH ALL TiiB
nv
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

Eight PyR CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
NJ the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co., in
dorsod by Alabama, $1,000 a mile on a completed
road Particulars on application. For sale at %
and accrued interest by SOCITER d CO.,
So Wiuiam-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
phil IpK1pHIA CATTLE MARKRT-Nov. a.

PHILADRLPHh CATTLE hMARkBIIIHov.l M tI l ~ T.. 49,.
Cattle this qu da and former prees
we're scarcely maintained The offerings large amounting 70 nes
made from 5o6 cent? per o M And
81 70 ii cents for choice small LOT OF extra Cattle were sold a. u
oents Common Cattle brought from u % eenh per ~ ErosS -
SHEEP-he demand for Bbeep limited and prices deehned he
eepts 500 head Aed sales nhds from % cents
per gOo Stock Sheep sold at smts2 % per head
ana lambs q from 6 70 81 cents per ID.
Hoes-Ssre vas slight falling % In the Vee for HoEs owing
nsy n the Ve supply oferingI reached 5000 bead
.scs were m,d hsn 81 70 81 OeaS for eOrnod sOp HOS
brought fsm 81 to6 eentG 90. -, n.
from $40 5 sprngen and from go 70 $50 for feSh CoNL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Loupo- Nov lS-iIoO ncCnsel ogseed at s3i for
and g q3l United States PVeTWnty bonds 8o2
4Sj; ls6sp 9li; te67A 94ti TeD-ROries, S4. .
Nov, lS-a. m-Renes opened st S6t ZZc
IIVEppoOf Nov 15-I0J0 nCotton OPoDed steady; Mddipg
In..SS SId Hddng OrleanI SD Wheat lsals GENITAL for
RI Winter Flour S5J d3Ol p Dbl for Western Canal
LONDON Nov $3.50 nCOnSOh Sst for money and account
UnteA States Ten .PoFty bonds, DO
Pam Nov i6s-Erasch Rentes 56L 6oc - g
IvTEPOoL Now kl3o p mCOttOn steAdyi hddng UpSndl
o SdnS 0rles pa s Of Cotton shp nEmed at Savannah
or CSsflSaou Il ga PorE, fl. Beef S7l6;
TT Nov lS1;O m-COnseb elostA ct 8J1 jos both
,Dd 1s soHnG United 5stss PveTwen bOnAs ls2s sl lSSS
od e1I, IBSu atki TenfoEties, b.
PAN Nov 1880 D m.--Rebtee, eos ooa -. -
LvEEPoot Ny n-CetsOe c.ed Sts,e{; q Kidding UR
Tor e and peeulon Bacon M ewt for Cumberland Cut
LoNDoN Nov l5-4;3o p m-TaoW, ~ 9iy9SS Per.eTL -. D,
Nov lSyoanG Seed, vi 5I pr eW1 TOT
A5ss@s RI Rss M ser cV ST CenEmoa and R for Fine
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

PERFECTLY SAFE AND PROHTABLE INVESTMENT
IA POUND IN THE FIRST MORTGAGE JONI SINKING
FUND GOLD BONDS or TIE VERMONT DIVISION OF
THE PORTLAND AND oGDENsBURG R. R. TRUNK LINE
HoIders Of 52Os and other kiGApriOed Bonds, looking
Er TIC safefv Of the principal rather than nigh rates Of
tntsrest ara making rapid conversions into these popular
SOcHsihes
Pamphlets containing maps and full information
can be had ON application to
f. & r. FAIRBANKS e. Co. st. Johnsbury, w.
FAIRBANKS g. Co, 252 broadway, New-fork'
FAIRBANKS, BRowE,& Co. 11s Milk-St.' Boston
FAIRBANKS g. EWING, IT'S Chestnut-st', Phila,
Financial Agents.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

BuruGNGrON, CEDAR RAP1Ds AND MINNESOTA
SEWN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sAe at 30 and interest by HENRY CLEws d Co.,
No Y Mall.st. NeW-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

Black hOrss u dn~Sn al
A pajr Of splendid mare mules waa kpooked ooNn ~
O6O0 several common wOrkhorses % Dids Dio" WV
Second hand wagons harness. etc., sotu ~ usual ho .o
There Ia nothing new in tho carriage rade AZ tne to
posores buHinesa very slow, and &C the IAooOrlSs
mostly ordered work that Ia 10 prOgoss OF
sufficient stock having accumulated 70 meet tho i0~
demand of thu present season
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
.noArRarIn MAREKTs.

PHuAonpst, Nov IK-PIour duIi SupSEsDe es %g9sB kL
IS as MisseSS.s kEA EzH a. El nlS
s - 1SSSS g. WSetls iprovd ea .aSaAed 2e BED
western End State 81 6000l e hs 81 e 49,
Md MEd wssn 7t01 0at. hisbssl weiss 80 nsS SSS Se
GOes dsl ard RnsSsd, Rio, l9t0lD Sagf z M
faF Good RssRng Cuba ej9ee hoAesss nonsL frO'fos
Aui QuotaosS mnintnnd; Pork ehSt0eN %
lH SS ~ PsrDsun qGst CrOds 1881 Refined 2lc wAiJ
h's Bl1ns sf Nv cO..On QUIET but s, Tow AaHas isslse
Hs1 1 s1d IN RprTed asnHs prices s. %
8080 ~ Wheat active Anbes,
nnA f.aaa 81 ~ sel PnnsJsxlEa. Al Oe1 se
hseI Nh tg0se c. LebeN Ig0Ise ~ qufps p,s, V
ROI gssls atbsssrisat2 aS1e loWEadss nsBssd "AiT
wLasefOx O., Nov H. Spirits SIsdsue Market quiet 20
ROsa for sanedi IS O No. 81 % l3 Ia No
Cas TuEssaSs 4y 90 g tol Hsrdi ss Is @ Yellow Dip Snd
aGSSzso EsS S-RsssptS-Flsuf 1000 bbl; wbssL ROOO
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.


rather quiet during the week but geat activity
shipments Prices advanced bomewhst all grades OF
shingles and the
outside duoaopa hand large but The assortment
light daring Freghts
changed excepting Boston which they have advanced %
the weef were Canal ~ feet Of Lumber and 80 900
psunds ChAmpn Canal AZ feet Of Lumber Ihe
following the ruling prees 4 the principal ysrlsi
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

diroCt oonnoCtions with Chicago. The road has 2
valuable Land Grant Of 100000 acres IN the best
part of Wisconsin This grant. with the Road itself
is pledged IN support Of the First Mortgage PEI
cent Gold bonds which may be bought at W ana G &C
crued interest in currency Of w HTTE, MORRlS o. W.
No. 10 Wall-st., and GwYENB JOHNSON o. DAY, NO.
10 Wall-st., Agents to the Company.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
Qmnsements.

-
A ACADEMY.-NILssOy As MifINoN. .-PRI-
IA OAT
PRIDAT EVENING, Heysnksg y, So
TwRLPra sUBsCRffT1ON at0h' oI hs
STRAEoecH ITALIAN OPARA CohPAAL .fk
RiFS, tine 10 Nsu.York q,
uaad oPesl af Music By Ambfss ThonaA NOasT ~
..,. Carr ahd BaFblef. ia.5. ,,,,-..s
nlia CHNSrNn H1LsS0H NfuHOa
hls. LR0N DUVAL, Mn. RflNcoAt -.
r. CAPQUL " JANgf ~ LYALJ, sg9sf p0lsrrI
max hARkfZRk. hAAcal DirzSsf A14 Cose.11f
hsv soe1sty by Ass-. levi. aud DuaoE Ney Celnn9
- hsa Londoa also hHe Maoch and n Pttdh ~ Hea.fNAs
Neg Pfopodleu by hignoF Aihian n. II sll y ftt
- - GRAND CHORUa ORCBBsTRA, BALLET
otsgs Sg Bsf MArs n Bse ~ Wee Henno
OuSAIyhDAI Nov. m at n p q. tdnoFs opeu g lfnl
goUkrH NIIsSOh hATIAER--LA TnAvLATA g..
coaa ~ TIE Academy ~ hnalc, Poar.eSRh-
MONDAY, Nov %. hiGkOk. aesnaa usae
beaWays tAsOa are u-cd b. the strAkOssh OparA Co,
A IMEE'' OPERA BoUEFE: .,...,
"A LIMA BDNlNS T'iBATRB, Tf0 BROADWAY
CHEAT SlttEas AND CROWDED llOilsks.
Ia 0RANOB DUCukSSK."
AIMEE a. Ia oRASDE DUCnKasa
kVhRf BYkNlNG ard sATCRpA1 Msil,ss az oslooA
0psra hy Ossnharh ior the sri tins 4 Amehsa.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

COPFRK-No fpOTed oliI aud Toft are 10
7J3 bags damaged CeyOn brought liza 4OtG currency
duty paid
FLOUR AND HBAIThe dem'nd general iDP Flour and
better; choice Minnesota ET In demand al
sud SupeBe good ,sques sales 1880 bbi
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

Carefully reported THA TRIHuNHi -
WsDNEsDAI. Nov Is lB1!.
ASR|-Pois steady al ESQ % So Pearls dali &92jd Ss75
tOrTOh-Aore ssve for SPOT and irsI closing tame on
Calf quotations. sales male 0i
baes O2 last svenBgl Of which I8L we're for export A or
~ speculation and nm In transit PutuE ify ae
closing steady sales made follows on hass 0'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
Jnsurante Companies.
nELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR-
~ ANCB COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1888.

OVuCs oV rHE DELAWARE mutual SAYErT fss1RArCs Co
PHILADELPHIA. November y. l5l
The following statement Of the affairs Of he Company pubh@ IN
conformity With provision Of its charter
PREMIUMS RECEIVED from Nov 1870 10 Oct 81 1911
On Marine and Inland Rsks S7D5 SO -
On f1Fe SV'lb 81
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25
FREE! FREE!

1.-THE Microscope" amontnly Journal OF infor.
nation for the people-the mysteries OF nature
MISUNDERSTANDING Information on the won-
uers OF creation-stories, sketches, &C. Terms
81 90 per year. This Journal will be sent Free
Tor one year TO any one purchasing Craig Micro
scope, at the regular price, 81, (Craig Microscope
Will be sent post PAID
and descriptive circulars, and eight pages OF tes-
timonlals OF Craig Microscope, send six cents for
postage Ito W. J. LINES Il Co,
opticians, and Sole Projectors of Craig and Nov.
city Microscope, Chicago, III.
Agents and Dealers, this Microscope sell IN ev-
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Prnhts Quick snlos. feb23wGm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25
GIVEN UP AS LOST.

The second thing is; the patients must stay ina
Ss.,b ION IN 1tn they ges well 4 Is almost i'm
are diseased but u must be prevented or a cure
n rs, y I, esS,ea aess ar and riding out
fsii and winter season, are all wrong Physl-
tents Il their iSnSs are badly diseased; aad ySt,
because they are In the house they must not
as much anu as sse Strength Win h sen To
get up good circulation OF blood. The patients
well. This has = great deal 20 do with the appe-
rte, and Is the great point TO gam,
possibility, In the worst cases, and moral GER
iainty In all others y sinful. DIR. schenck's per-
sonai statement 10 the Faculty OF his own cure
In these modest words:
Many years ago ] was In the last stages OF
consumption; confined u my bed, ana ut one
time my physicians thought that could not live
week then, NE a drownIng M, man ealehlnr NJ
which now offer 20 the public. and they made
p e,5feG eye o, e seemed 10 me thss
They soon rpened the matter in my lungs, and
would splt up more than pint OF offensive ,
" As soon US that began % subslde my cough,
fever, pains and night sweats all began g. leave
with diinculty that could keep IRON eating too
much. ! soon gained my strength, ana have
- was weighed shortly after my recovery
ADDED the Doctor, theh looking IKE mere
pounds my present. y eish, y two hunarcd and
is,oa @ %sdnh sd a years nave che
DR. schenek has discontinued his professional
NieAls 70 New ofk uuu buflDl ttt OF MS SON,
Df. J. II. sohenck, Jr., stu continue 20 see pa
llents al their ONCE, No. 10 North sixth Street.
Philadelphia, every Saturday from o AN. 20 8 y. 81
Those who wish thorough examination with
the hesplrometer Will be charged g. The Res
promoter declares the exact condition of the
lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
they are durable or not.
Ihs directions for taking tho medicines are
Hnhpted 70 ths intelligence even of child. Fol
.ow these dlreeuons, and kind Nature will do the
resi-, excepting that In come cases the MANDRAKE
RUS are 70 be taken In increased doses; the
.hhIee msolelnes need no other accom- anlnenis
,nan ths ample Instructions that accompany
mm, iitM create appetite. of returning
pvatn' hunger u the must welcome symptom.
~ r., ,n s' h az ~ VIII come let the despair
IvlloNs, tno cough loosens, the night sweat ii
symptoms lre gone forever 70 'h'Sc hofp'o
Dr. bchenck'e medicine, ar. cor.,...,,.
Tens of thousands Of tsmiiies. xss kept W
curative the Mandrake Pills are = y, OF
pers,,on while the failnpLie syrup az d pie
ehyiactere against consumption In any 81 P II.
Price Of the Pulmonic syrup and s..-,..,
Eonic. my bottle, ot 800 4 hall dO,en. MAJ
~ w y Ssnts oox. For asie by an drug.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25
"LEAvE NO STING BEHIND

Tho work Of cure Is now beginning. The Vita
ted and mucous depostts In the bowels and In the
slimentary canal arc elected. The liver. Ike
clock, Is wound up. 1t arouses from its torpid
tty. The stomach acts responsively, and tho
PATIENT begtps " feel That he Is eattlng at Inst
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
BATCHELOR,S DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the BEST rs THr WoRLr
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and lnsthanteous.
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints or Tn.
pleasant Odor. The genuine w. A. Bachelor,
Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid
Black or natural Brown. Does not STAIN IN,
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beaut
full. The only Safe and Perfect Dye
Sold by all druggists. Factory 10 Bond Street
New York. lany2,deodSylv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25

and walled thems0lves Of his Wonderfully eflca-
caous medicines, they would not have fallen.
Or. scheuck has In his own case proved that
wherever sun!cient vitality remains, that vital
tty, by his medicines and his directions for their
use. u auickened into healthful vigor.
In this statement there is nothing prcsump-
tuous. To the faith OF the invalid Is made no
representation that 10 not u thousand times SUBJ
ssssntasted p living and Visible works, The
~ simple as II 10 unfaiiine. Its philosophy re-
enires no argument. It's self-assuring, self-con-
The Sss-weed Tonic ard Mandrake Pills are the
a.ss Two weapons with which the citadel OF che
cousumptioo ogtsinnte IN dyspepsia and q func-
s,on,liy disc.deted liver. With this condition
stomach. They respond 10 the morbifc action
o. the liver. Here then coIaes the eliminating
result, And the setting IN. with all Its DISTRESS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25
CCESUMPTION,
It's Cure and Its Preventive
BY J. H. sCHENCK, MD.

Many o human being has passed away for whose
death there was no other reason than tho neglect
Those near and dear 20 fnmily and friends are
sleeping the dreamless elumber into which, had
they calmly adopted
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25
TEN THOUSAND TIMES
II Is OfInestima bel Value 10 the Farm,

In examining insects which prey upon his crops.
The power of a $50 microscope, and so simple In
its const ruction that any chld can use IL under.
standngy and with appreciation.
A beautifi present, elegant, instructive; Anus.
ing, and cheap. Over GO 600 have been sold.
During the past six Yeas its worth has been ties.
tilted to by thousands of scientific men, farmers,
school teachers, students, physicians, heads OF
families, aud others.
PRICE$3 OO.-Sent by Mail, Post Paid
Every instrument ls neatly boxed, and hand.
somely labeled with full directions for use. Thou.
sands have been sent by mall
Address, W. J. LINE5S CO.,
Chicago.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

The sea-weed Tonic. in conjunction with tho
rt.sl ge,mestes ana asslmiSates Win me food.
yious fortunes. Digestion becomes painless and
the cure Is seen " be ut hand: There is no more
Aatulence, no exaccrbution Of the stomach. An
appetite sets In.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purider ever yet
given BY An tndulgent father 10 suffering man.
echenckis PulmoDic Syrup comes In TO perform
its functions and 20 hasten and complete the
cure II enters ut once npon Its work Nature
Can not be cheated. IL collects and ripens the
Impaired and diseased portions of the lungs.
expectoration, and 10 In very short time the
nAlsdy % vanquished. the rotten throne that II
occupied 10 renovated and made new, and the
patient, IN all the dignity OF regained yigor, steps
forth " enjoy the manhood or womanhood that
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-19

As this lime is more accessible and cheaper
to some of the readers of this journal than
either the stone or oyster she'll lime, we state
what may prove to be of great value to them.
There has been much scientific research and
many experiments made with this lime, which
proved that it is immensely valuable on some
lands. 1t has been conclusively shown to be
a specific friend to porous, light, sandy soil
stifening and rendering it retsntive Of mois-
ture, which is the very thing that kind of soil
needs. Lands of this character by the appli-
cation of this sort of lime have been complete
ly renovated-for instance fifty bushels to the
acre, after a crop of corn was cut off, produced
the following spring thirty bushels of oats to
one sowed, and twenty bushels of wheat, after
it, and a first rate stand of clover to crown the
whole.
Were we to take up time with the scientific
and experimental reports on this subject, from
which we have received our information, it
would take several columns of this paper; but
all that is of practical value TO the farmer is
stated here, and the reader may rely upon it
with confidence, as we are careful to report
nothing outside Of our own experience-unless
it comes from the highest authority. Those
farmers who live near cities which have gas
houses, can get this lime so easily, and at such
a small cost, their loss would beinconsiderable
even il they applied it to soil not adapted to
it. 1t is frequently giuen away, and rarely
sells for more than five or six cents per bushel.