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JOHN NUGENT,
d y. LONG
Premiums at the Late Fair.

The following awards were made on Sat
urday in addition TO the list of premiums
already published:
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND FARM
MACHINERY.
Best steel breaking plOw, three-horse.
right hand, Dodge perfect: T. II. Jones &
Co., diploma.
Best (same) left hand: A. Dollinger, La
veTgne, Tenn, diploma.
Same, two-horse, left hand: A. Dollinger.
Lavergne, Tenn, SO premium, and to
Hughes & Anderson diploma recommended
for charter Of work and cheapness,
Two-horse steel, right hand Dodge: T. II /.
Jones q Co., SO premium; Kuhn q Turpin,
Columbia, and (Vincent) A. NJ Perine,
Nashville, recommended diplomas.
Steel cultivating plow, one-hOrse Excel
Story t. III. Jones & Co., s. premium, Kuhn
q Turpin recommended diploWa.
Two-horse breaking plow, cast, left hand:
j. r. Paul & Co., SO.
Same, right hand (ExcelsiOr:) I. II. Jones
& Co., SO.
Cast cultivating pillow Excelsior No. 2:)
T. III. Jones & Co., s..
Steel sub-soil pillow: J. c. Minor, so.
Cast sub-soil plow, J. G. Minor, SO.
Double-shovel pillow, iron frame (Alli-
ance), T. II. Jones & Co., diploma.
Same, wood frame (ExeelsiOr), T. H.
Jones & Co., diploma.
Walking cultivator, T. II. Jones & Co.,
diploma.
Hillside steel two-horse (BidweI), T. II.
Jones &. Co., diploma.
Hillside steel one-horse, Hughes & Ander-
som diploma.
Cast hillside two-horse (BidweID, T. H.
Jones & Co., diploma
Cast hillside one-horse (Holbroke), T. H.
Jones & Co., diploma
Garden pillow (Exeelsior), I. II. Jones &
Co., diploma.
Rotary harrow, T. II. Jones & Co., s.
Folding drag harrow, T. II. Jones s. Co.,
diploma.
Plain harrow, T. II. Jones q Co., So
Cotton sweep, j. G. Minor, s..
Cotton scrape, T. II. Jones & Co., d.
ploma.
Cotton planter king, T. H. Jones &
Co., diploma.
Corn planter, horse (Star), A. NJ. Perine
& Co., diploma.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Combined sub-soil and turning plow, j.
G.. Minor, Nashville. Committee desire
special mention of this valuable addition to
farming implements.
Class C.-Terra Gotta work.-Window
caps, Rodenhiser Bros, s.. Chimney tops,
same, s.. Vases, same, s.. Drain pipes,
Henderson Bro. & Co., 81 Tiles, ROden-
houser & Bro, 81. William Kreeb, Nash
vile, for carriage and draft collars, recon-
mended diploma. Henderson Bro. & Co.,
specimen plumbing, dead traps diploma
recommended. Grif. Jones, model engine,
diploma recommended for peculiar autOma-
ton valve molten.
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me e7oyerpor.s In.ururatIop,


The following is the programme adopted
for the Inauguration of the Governor to-
day:
The Senate viii adjourn at 1l:30 A. NJ.
and repair to the House Of Represents
tives.
The Committee of Arrangements shall
then wait upon the Governor elect and the
Governor, and conduct them TO the Hall Of
the House of Representatives when they
shall be announced by the door-keeper OF
the House. Upon this announcement, the
Speaker Of the House shall receive and con-
duct them to the chair. a.,.i1-
The ceremony of Inauguration shall then
be as follows
/. Music as the Governor elect and Gov
er1lor enter. ~ ..a
?. Prayer.
3. Valedictory by Gov. Senter.
4. Music. $50 -.f.-sTs, --#
8. Inaugural by Gov. Brown. -
6. Oath Of office.
Z. Music.
8. Prayer.
g. Music.
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The Capitol Grounds.

Work on the Capitol grounds has been
pushed forward with much success within
the last month and the terraces ard abut-
ments already present good appearance Of
what Is TO be. Water pipes have been laid
on the eastern side, where a large amount
of blasting has been done. -'sgl1a s1,aI.tfz 81
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NOtioe o Be Aaictsd Ia Unfartunats.
sepl41y
CUNDURANGO

TIE WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR
CANCER SYPHILIS. SCROFULA.UL
GERS AND OTHER GIL RONIC
BLOOD DISEASES.
nR- 7. T. KEENE HAVING JUST RE-
IL turned from Ecuador and brought with him
Quantity Of the 0ENTINE CUNDURANGO
BARK secured through the official recOmmen-
dltiOn and assistance Of His Excellency the Pres
ident OF Ecuador, and the Government Of that
Republic, We are prepared to al orders for It %
o limited extent, and at price about One-duar-
ter Of that which the cost OF the first very small
supply compelled us 10 charge.
= A SPURIOUS article 4 now advertised ana
sold as Cundurango. We have, at a considerable
expense, and with the corporation OF the author
ties of Lola, the province where the plant grows,
50 directed the channel for our supply as 10 en-
sure that none but the GENUINE ARTICLE
shall be sold BY US; and we particularly call the
attention OF the public, for their protection to
this fact. BLISS, KEENE 81 CO...
90 Cedar ST., New York
ID. W Bliss, NJ. D., Washington. d. c. ZE
BLISS, NJ D., New York P. 7. KEESE, N. D.,
New York. Oci eodff
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AVOID oUACKs

A VICTIM OF EARLY INDIscRETToN.
N causing nervous debility and premature de-
cay, having tried in vain every advertised reme-
dy, has discovered simple means Of self-cure
which he will send free 70 his fellOw-sufferers.
Address j. II. REEVES, IS Nassau street, New
York. sep26 eOfi6m
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
nr a nn.rICT hi A CONYICT,s CELI.

WRITTEN BY CONVICT IN A CONvICT'S CELL.
This truly unique work presents an inside view
of State Prison Life, and from . standpoint
never before occupied. Unmistaksble indica-
cations point TO il TIE great fsst-eelling sub
scription book Of the year. Circulars, copious
extracts, and rs sample engrayings sent free; or
q bound prospectus Of 164 pages for 80 cents. c.
+. VENT; Publisher, IS West Fourth street,
Cincinnati, o. AS sc6 deodIw6tW2t
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The meeting Of the Chancellors of this
State, called to be held in this city to-day,
will convene in the State Library Rooms,
at the Capitol this morning, at 8 O'Clock.
Il is desirable that all the Chancellors in
the city be present promptly at the hour.
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DOCTOB WHITES,

I ,ONCER LOCATED IN ST LOyis THAN Az Chrsr
- ie Physician, ssfu.ly "A smps and CcarS.
Gated YeugIca, Disease 20 hrnl pasisi from ever
STATE his b. pal opportunities. lifetime rpericace
With purcst drugs PREF ARID In the esfS hugt curus
Civ up By stheTE matter ulo facd; ten Foar
prt ate trouble Consultation fr--, send stamps
naeaicc. es5aya- - hAsH1cD, Na,fkEHocD, sea
b nall 15ecnts sch Sot r 5 eenis looFnEcs. An Aaa
the curious doub ul gusiivs viii kn0 an nozf
Sell Pollution. fnrs nol Nsrrzge. EFcry young nzsi
and woman oaght % Rad warning The nerFoga
dehitated or sra1y In potent scIentihezliy ads
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An Unprotected system.

Do not fancy because you feel strong that you
are impregnable to sickness. Whole neighbor-
hoods are frequently Frustrated at this season by
malarious fevers. Vigorous muscles and strong
sinews, broad shoulders and sound lungs, are no
defence against the Inephtic vspOrs of autumn.
Frames which have withstoOd the summer heat
may suceumb now. Many an athletic man,
whose family depends for its support on his in
dustry, now lies PROSTATE, weak and helpless as
a babe, under the periodical assaults of chills and
fever, or bilious remittent fever. This could not
be If all were wise enough 10 provide against such
contingency, by toning and fortifyiIg the sys-
TEN with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. This APP
proved vegetable tonic is absolutely harmless, 50
that IL is sheer folly not TO take il as safeguard
at a season when diseases of the liver, the stom-
ach, the bowels, and indeed all the visceral Or
gans are generally prevalent. To keep the sys-
TEN in order and insure health or 10 put it IN or
der when this Precauti0n has been neglected, is
the duty Of every human being who values life.
For both these purposes HostetteT's Bitters is de-
signed, and it answers both. Petty local dealers
are endeavOring, in many parts of the country,
to substitute preparations made OF impure and
dangerous materials in its stead. Give them a
wide berth. They are prepared by unskillful ex-
Perimenters, who want to turn penny at the
expense of the public health.
Oc3 eod1wlNwlt sp3dp
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Behind Time.

The train on the Edgefeld and Kentucky
road was behind about an hour yesterday
afternoon, caused by some detention on the
Northern (Kentucky) line.
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More about the Music at the Fair.

To the Editors of the Union and American:
In your Sundays issue | saw an article
signed by A Citizen, who exhausted himself
in praise of the Rock City Band, or some
other band. He said that the Post Band
was nothing, in comparison with the first
named one. l wonder, now, whether or
not this Citizen belongs to this Rock City
Band himself, and | lay my head down on
the block against one cent he does. / am
not a musician myself, but l have spent
thousands of dollars for music, and have
heard the best abroad and in this country,
but must say that all the Rock City Band
can boast of is their dress; the music they
make is abominable, and cannot compare
with the Post Band. This band has good
leader, good musicians amongst them, and
play well, considering the loss of men they
have had lately. / make these remarks be-
cause do not ike to see men run down BY
men that don't know anything about it.
ANOTHER CITIZEN.
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0tones river station, .. =. Putnam.
2rluuiee1i osation, .: ", Myers
~ UniU y.,, STATION, .: ID, hlcnardson'
9 I! yIne osalioI, 1. "A: ooWen.
p pleu aley , 2satlon' n. "A: haggara.
neauy ,,I mission, SapPllea.
N xeIsalnes ClT D! W. ". Gray;
- M I: ~ VI DisUrlct, ". L. HENDERSON
rr esllIe n i,Ie c.-s,
1nca1!nLvnie o.a.ion' .. n; thompson;
~ Noe4 nl Nnc'l' anu warren hlssioh
U, 70 ?. Dates;
aIicAoIy CreeA, ". "; 1I1I ~
1 1Icite C.' H. 4; travis
TI %ncEesoer o Uifc Na,i, o, nue.
iunanViila @iiu Hedi OnaPei, W. W. by
u P.aes n ,,.D-.,
D DeG n. 1 !; MGoTiue,
AI g, OLTGuut' w. n. Ahthony:
DehoucAie anu artrace, A. L: CRAWFORD.
rayetteVine Dlstrict, .. u. BarDee Freslo-
ing Elder.
Fayetteville Station, G. L. Staley.
Fayetteville Circuit, supplied.
Elk River, supplied.
Pleasant Plains, w. 5. Gill. -.-
Elk River Mission, John M. Jorden.
Salem, A. Tribble.
Pleasant Hill, supplied.
Lynehburg, q. w. Anderson.
Winchester, j. II. Nichols.
Tullahoma, supplied.
Petersburg, A. III. Strayhorn. .
Mulburry Circuit, w. B. Woodland.
Marble Plains, w. B. Low9ry and E. FL.
Woodland.
Pulaski District, r. P Ransum, Presid-
ing Elder.
Pulaski Station, W. Mooney.
(lnDnarpiIle p d
Pisgah, W. g. Hensley.
Richland, j. w. Shenill.
Prospect, r. L. Fugan.
Trinity Station, supplied.
Pleasant Valley Station, G. P. Jack
son. ..
Lawrenceburg, supplied.
Lynnyille, supplied.
Oakland, b. CASTOR,
Cave Spring, j. Il. IRVINE.
Savannah District, A. G. Dinwiddie, Pre-
siding Elder.
Lowryvllle, w. j. Wright.
Mt. Zion, supplied.
Sboal, supplied. ~. -...-
Eureka, Lacy Boone. s.-
Henryvllle, supplied
swan, M. X. tucker ....E .--...
tennessee River Mission, supplied.
Wayne, supplied.
Beaver Dam Mission, supplied.
Mayland Springs, w. NJ Doyle.
Columbia district, A. l.. Z. Greene, Pre-
SIDING Elder.
Columbia station, A. w. Smith.
spring Hill, X: q. Irvine.
Culleoka, w. ID. Hughes.
DUCK River, >. u: hice.
MOUNT fleasant, jas. Nichols
mhnamspor and Nebo, X. q. Lynn.
Mlhlsterlal Educational Aid Society,
James A. orman, Agent.
FRANKLIN District William BUR-, Presiding
Elder.
Franklin Station, L. l.. Moody.
Harpeth Station, L. Q. Bryan.
Harpeth Circuit, j. j. Pitts.
douglass, VIM Doss.
Smith Springs, supplied.
Wesley, K. X. Jones.
Chapel HUI, w. 7. Owen.
Spring Hill Station, II. B. North.
Bethesda, A. +. Lawrence. 80
Centervllle District, j. G. Bolton, Presid-
ing Elder.
Centerville Circuit, W. d. Cherry.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

MONDAY, Oct. 9.-The Senate met,
Speaker Vaughn in the chair. -. 81.
}sgs NEW BILLS. aEtr1eg
The following bills were introduced and
passed first reading: sEr
By Mr. DuBose-Te provide the mode of
calculating interest on notes, and other in
struments of writing.
By Mr.. Staley-In relation TO uncalled for
costs. fA -- ts
By Mr.. Hughes-To allow females to act
as Librarian. 20 rai
BY Mr.. DuBose-To legalize subscriptions
made by incorporated towns aud cities for
the benefit Of railroad companies created
by law. 90
By Mr.. Warren.-To change the time Of
holding the Circuit Courts in and for the
Eleventh Judicial District. - q - .-
BY Mr.. Warren.-To provide for an at
torneF to represent the States interest in
the Bank of Tennessee and branches.
By'Mr. Porer.--To provide for the pro-
lection of persons and property transported
on railroads within the limits of the State.
AN INVITATION.
The Clerk read a communication from
Mr. n. b. Howell, President of the Nash
vile Library Association, inviting the MEM
berS Of the Senate to visit their Reading
nom g.
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A CARD.

The reunion and reform movement hav-
ing been charged to my account in the last
number of the UNION AND AMERICAN,
ask of the editors of that paper, in JUS
tice to me, to publish this positive denial.
/ wrote not word of the admirable COM
pact of association, nor did / instigate its
adoption. The address, in company with
which it made its appearance, is almost en-
tirely the work of another hand.
/ am proud of being member of the as
ISOLATION set on foot, as know it to be for
the most worthy and patriotic purposes, and
l do not at all doubt that its value will be
fully appreciated, even by those favoring re-
newed agitation upon questions now set
tied, ere the dawning Of next Thursday
morning.
To the unkind and disrespectful illusions
made to me by the UNION AND AMERICAN,
my own self-respect will restrain me from
making any present response. For twenty
years past, have been the object of malevO-
lent assault on the part of extremists of all
factions. / have regarded this as decidedly
creditable to me. | have borne most of this
unworthy treatment with patience. / am
prepared at this moment to bear much more,
l hope with equal patience. If the agitators
of the day can be little held In check by
my efforts; if tranquility and brotherhood
can be once more restored, shall care very
little what may be said about my character
or motive of action by those who prefer dis
cord to harmony, dissension to quiet, and
the promotion of demagogues to high places
of trust and dignity, to the elevation of
statesmen of intelligence, of experience
and true ability. H. S. FoOTE.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE MISSES LANE

WILL oPENA BOARDING SCHOOL FOE
w young ladies in New York City on Wednes-
day, Sept. q, 1871. - +
For reference and circulars apply to
j. b. O'BRYAN, ESQ.,,
jy153m Nashville Tam.
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Public Library of Kentucky.

The Citizens Bank of Kentucky is Treasurer,
and the COrpOrators and Supervisors are the
Hon. Thomas L. Bramlette, late Governor OF
Kentucky, and twenty-seven Of the most distln-
guished and respectable citizens OF the State.
The undersigned, late principal business man
ager OF the very successful Gift Concert for the
benefit Of the Mercantile Library Of San Fran
cisco, has been appointed Agent and Manager OF
this Grand Gift Concert. ~.
The drawing and distribution viii take place
in public and everything will be done 10 satisfy
BUYERS OF tickets that their interest will be as
well protected us if they were personally present
20 supeTintend the entire affair.
For tickets aud information apply 10
G. X. PETERS. f2O Main St. Louisville XIV.
oil. . No AstOr House, NeyysYOTk
II. II. Hemsted, No 40 Broadway, Milwaukee,
Wis. VIZ
M. A. French, Virginia City, Nevada
NJ. A. Wolf, 316 Chestnut street. St Louis -
Tickets also for sale in every prominent place
in the United States sep21 eodtilioct17
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GIFT CONCERT.
Sl,O0O,OOOS

DY THE AUTHORITY OF THE ACT OF
ID the Legislature of Kentucky, Of March 49,
1871, the Trustees of the Public Library Of Ken
lucky will give .l
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A GRAND GIFT CONCERT
AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
eon Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1871.

ION Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1871.
100 900 Tickets Of Admission, SO each currency;
Half Tickets, %; Quarter Tickets, $50.
Tickets viii be sent by registered letter; the
money for them may be sent BY P. o. money or
der, greenbacks on draft. .-
Each Ticket consists of four quarters; value
$3.50 each. The holder is entitled to admission
to the Concert, and to the value Of the gift
awarded TO il OF its fraction.
$3.50, 900 I'm Green backs will be distrih-
uted to holders Of tickets, in gifts OF from $780,,
900, the highest, to 500 the lowest, being 72l
gifts in all.
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A BOOK ron THE RGILLAONi

Marriage n.! sI.;.. g f sss:: :s.:. g.:
Earry On the Psychological
I4I1AA- llmysteries and reToiatio1s q
IL thssexaai system. ne latest
discoveries IN producng and prsTeEns ofsprng, hoH
preserve the ccnpexiou, &c.
This II interesting rork % ts b1ndred sd
four pages with numerous sasiEsE and eontains vala
sheiufornaiiou ssr those uno marrei eonsepAts
marriage Still itis bouk taat ouEht % kept aRA.l
l0ck and KEY. and hid the
Sent to any oneffree OF pos.aEel a1r Fiify Ceuts.
address Dr. Batis DssPensarT, No.12 ~ EghtA 50
st. Louis, No.
Notice to the Afflicted and Unfartunats.
Before applyng the notorious quaeks sdrctlss n
rubhc pepeEs, using remedies. pcTuas Dr.
SUITS matter what daplor-
able your coudifi1n-
Dr. Butts eaa be eoasu..sd psrsora1iT bYnaI ne
dscaaes mentioned in his works. One We u n EEhth
sireet he-Seen Market and Chssnut So. Louis, No
sepli ~ -.
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ASA REMEDY FOR ALL THE VARIOUS
n manifestations OF disease resulting from
Liver Complaint, aud as a Blood Purifier and
COrTectOr Of Constipation Of the Bowels, this
preparation Is positively unequaled- By Il the
Liver and Stomach are speedily changed to an
active, healthy state, the appetite regulated and
restored, the blood and secretiOns thoroughly
purified and enriched, the whole system ren0Yst-
ed and built up anew its action is mild yet posi-
tive and lasting. For females, those subject 20
painful periods, srpprcsslols and other irregula-
rifles win find this medicine invaluable. ItW5u
remove the sallOw complexion and restore Il ~
its natural fairness and purity; it gives the r0sg
tint OF health 20 the faded check, aud causes the
dull dropping eve 70 sparkle with JOY. IL IL high
IN recommended for SCROFULA or KINGS
EVIL, Fever and Ague, khcumatismt Neural
gia, Headache, Dyspepsia, Pimples and BlOtcbes,
General Debility, and IN all inpuTity or taints OF
the blood ..l
DIR. Thorton's English Kidney Medicine, or
Compound Fluid Extract "Buchu" and "Praira
Brave" A never failing remedy for the cure of
GRAVEL, Removal OF Stone in the Bladder. Ii
cures all Diseases Of the Kidneys; IL strengthens
the weak back and cures all those pains. The
English |" Buchu'' Is the best now offered Tor sale
Try enc bottle and YOU win he convinced.
English All-Healtng Salve-The best
article ever offered TO the public for the cure OF
Cuts, Bruises, Scalds, Sore Sims Old Sores
Cancers. Cancer Sores BunioHs. COrns. ssf,nrs
bUncle." 1t will draw a boil 70 a head quicker
than any other application.
II. G. THORTON, ". d., london.
Sold by all Druggists.
G. W. HENDERSHOTT, corner Cedar md
sqaare, Nashville, Wholesale Agent for the
United States. sep22 eod3m
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- Read the following from reliable Drag
gist of Michigan: - -
MARINE CITY, MIcH., July q, 1S70--,J. \.
Harris & C0.-Dear Sirs: The Aliens I,Hng BAL
sam has arrived would not like to be without
it, for Il has saved my life. took bad cold and
cough, and finally Consumption was seated upon
me- L was in a very bad state. tried every
thing that was recommended, and spent q great
deal Of money, and got no help. had the Az
lens Lung Balsam for sale, but / knew nothing
OF its merits did not like TO take il, without
knowing more about it. had not sold a bottle
When your agent called on me told him could
not sell a medicine l knew nothing about He
urged me to try il myself. did so, and TO nv
grateful surprise the first bottle stopped nv
cough, and before the third bottle was taken nv
lungs were healed and well, and can now speak
to my friends and customers of the
qualities Of Aliens Lung Balsam. | remain re-
speetfully, L. G. COTTREL.
1t is harmless to the most delicate child. II
contains no Opium in any form.
1t is sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
For sale by
BERRY, DEMOVILIE & CO., Nashville.
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO., Nashville.
LITTERER & CABLER, Nashville.
OCT dtillmhZ, 72eEw1amsD
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ON MARRIAGE
TT SAVED MY LIFE
Verbs Of a Reliable Druggist.
WHAT IS THE VALUE OF MONEY WHEN
- COMPARED TO HEALTH. ~ /.
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM

Is warranted to break up the most troublesome
Cough in an incredibly short time. There is no
remedy that can show more evidence of real
merit tnan This BALSAM for curing Consume
llln- l.AIlnLg l.AI.l. A -.
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LIS tlc IuluhutlluS rt-ull, ana me set
ID ali It's distressing symptoms Of
CONSUMPTION.

The Mandrake Pills are composed or one Of Ma
lures nObiest gifts-the PodOpbillum Peltatum
They possess all the understanding, Alternative
properties Of caomel. but. unlike calOnieI they
LEAVE No STING BEHIND.o
The work OF cure is now beginning The vitisted
and mucous deposits in the bowels and In the ait
nentary canal are elected The liver Ike a clock
Is wound up lt aTOuseS from its torpidity The
stomach acts raspOnsivefy, and the patient begins
10 fepf thai he nrpffn- last
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MONDAY, Oct. 9.-The Senate me
Speaker Vaughn in the chair. -. =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-23

4 yulD nGACKs.- victim II early iBdi.-
a cretiyn carsiny nerypus delhi IT, premature DE-
cav Ac having tried IN vain eTery sdyertfsed rem.
edy. has simple means Of seIfcue. which no viii
se1d free to bis ieIow sufferers. Address j. H. TUT.
TLE ~ ka..aB 4 ret. y. T.