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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-13
BALTIMORE.
Episcopal Interpretation of Baptismal
Regeneration.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 12.-The forenoonsof
to-day was devoted to a jubilee in celebra-
ton of the fifth anniversary of Domestic
and Foreign Missions of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States.
After these services the Convention was
called TO order. DIR. HOight presented a re-
port from the Committee on Canons on the
subject of representation in the House of
Deputies from Missionary Jurisdictions,
giving such delegates seats without the
right to vote.
A message was received from the House
of Bishops, with the following Declaration
of the Bishops:
The subscribers, Bishops of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church in the United States,
being asked in order 10 the qIieting of the
conscience of SjIndry members of the same
Church, do declare our conviction as to the
meaning Of the word degenerate" in offices
for the ministratiOn of baptism to infants,
and do declare that in our opinion the word
''regenerate' is not to be used to determine
that moral change in the subject of bap-
tism is wrought in the sacrament.
This declaration is signed by all the Bish
ops.
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WASHINGTON.
VIM. Spence M:srshal for Middle
Ten nessee.

lFe More J1isaster. ~ ~
WASHINGTON, Oct, 12.-The President
has issued proclamation setting forth that
unlawful combinations and conspiracies
still exist in the counties Of Spartanburg,
York, Marion, Chester, Laurens, Newber-
ry, Fairfield, Lancaster and Chesterfield,
thus obstructing. and hiRdering the execu-
| ton of the laws. of South Carolina and of
the United States, and calls upon all combi-
nations to disperse within five days, and to
deliver up all arms, DISCUSSES, ETC., to the
United States Marshals and other deputies.
Marshal for Middle Tennessee.
Col. VIM, Spence has been appointed
United States Marshal for the Middle Dis
trict of Tennessee. e~ q
ChicagO's Federal Taxes.
1t is estimated at the Internal ReveGue
Bureau that the Chicago fire viii reduce the
Internal revenue receipts to the extent of
S4 10000. -, A =. grr--
Austrian Capitalists.
AiuoIAg the visitors to the Executive man.
sion ty'-day were three Austrian gentlemen.
represl lenting financial circles in Europe, and
who b ave been on an extensive tour to the
West examining railroad enterprises. aeri-
eultnral resources, ETC., with the view of in
yestm mt OF a large amount of capital. They
had a conversation with the President on
official subjects, which serued TO strengthen
them in their purposes, and they will make
a favor 'ble report to parties whom they
@
Western BOafmen
WAsHl NGroN, Oct. 10.-A delegation of
steamboat officers from Louisville. 81.
Louis, Pittsburg, Detroit and Cincinnati.
have presented TO the Board of Supervising
Steamboat Inspectors statement, request
ing certain changes to be made in the reCu-
lations to render them more practicable for
Western navigation. They had an inter
view with the Secretary Of the Treasury to-
day. Both the Board and tie Secretary
showed disposition to meet their views
within the limits of the law. There are
however, objectionable, features in the law,
i congress 70 mo- .ffy them.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Pittsburs ldics have organized a sew
ing society to clothe Chicago.
Bost a eelebr,l' ed the discovery of Amer
"a YES 9rday by firing 80 rounds of can
non.
The National Camp Meeting Association
tender their irnnlrnSe tent to the shelterltss IS
of Chi ago.
Loadon. Fran'fprt on The Main and even
Vlenr,a are subs ibing for Chicago relief.
A Detroit schooner fseiehted with wheat
went 10 pe,cas o. the OHIO shore yesterday
The customs treaty between France and
Germa " is repo ted aiied.
n The printers # -. Joseph, No, send
$3.50 tc sufferers belonging to ,de craft in
Chicalo.
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NEW YORK.
Two. Millions for Chicago Relief.
Threatened WOrkingmen's Riot.


! NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-The news re-
ceived here last night, that the bankers OF
! Chicago find their calamity not as great as
was estimated, to the financial interest has
a quieting effect. The disposition to con-
tinue the work of contributing aid to the
distressed is in no sense abated. Collec-
tions up to last night of over four hundred
and fifty Thousand dollars have been raised
in this city alone. Suburban towns run the
amount up to million. There are indica-
tions that in few days not less than two
millions will have been subscribed in this
city and the adjacent places.
The Tribune to-day says the abundant
offerings that have been poured out from
the whole country should not divert atten-
ton from the magnitude of the exigency,
and says that no one should fear that relief
will not be judiciOusly distributed.
The Erie road took out one hundred
thousand dollars worth of supplies last
evening.
Corporation LabOrers Demanding
Back Pay.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Men at the water
works and other laborers, amounting to
several thousand, suddenly quit work about
II O'Clock this morning and commenced to
march down town. Reserves ofpolice have
been called ont, and every police captain
ordered back to the central office. A riot
is thought imminent and excitement pre-
walls at police headquarters. The police
are now massing around the courthouse.
LATER.-The public laborers who came
to the City Hall to get their back pay, made
no riotous demonstrations.
Serious Collisions on North River.
There were serious collisions on North
river, in the fog, this morning. Never Sink
run into Crib, and Coffin was sunk by run
ming into the dock. Full particulars are not
yet received
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HALIFAX.
Appalling Tragedy.

HALIFAX, ONT, Oct. 12.-At New Dub
lin, yesterday, man named Warnback
killed his wife and four children, and then
drowned himself. His wife's head was split
open with an ak and several of his children's
throats cut from ear to ear. One of tie
children was an infant, and the others aged
9, 8 aDd 10.
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following result Dashien 1e, and Wyatt

following result Dashiell rs, and Wyatt
II votes.
SECOND ENGINEER OF WATERWORks.
The following names were put in nonina-
ton: Nessrs. Jas. Monroe, W. II. Sink
ard. - Walker, j. W. Kinney, -
Chadwick. w. Harmon and NJ. Huffman.
On the sixth. seventh, eighth and ninth
balLots Messrs. Kinney and Slfnkarl re-
ceived each fifteen votes. There seeming
to he no chance to elect a Second Engineer
at this meeting, the Convention adjourned
until half past seven o'clock tins evening.
when the ballOting for Second Engineer oil
WaterwOrks will be resumed. There yet
remains to be elected a Wharfmaster.
Workhouse-keeper, Physician aor the
WorkhOuse, and Sexton. All OF which
will come up this evening.
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Vi.itinr Cnn,mittees.

The Tennessee Conference at their Late
session appointed the following visiting
committees:
CIarksyiIle Female Academy-John 2.
NIcFerrin. E. t. Hart, John W. Hammer, Jr.,
T. ]. Duncan.
Tennessee Female College-W. Mooney,
r. G.. irvine, r. i. Moody.
Soule Female COllege-G- i. Hendefson-
FIR. Hill, J. @. Putnam
Corona. F. Hughes, A W. Smith. u.
C.. Kelley.
Savannah College-A. 6. Dlnwiddie.
William Witeher, Alanson B-own-
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Further AdyIces.
THE STORN-kING
Raging i'm New England.

PORTLAND, NE, Oct. PA heavy
storm throughout the State has cIuSed St
rious damage to railways. Nine inches
fell at lewiston up to noon.
Psoy1DENCE, r. J., Oct. 12.-The lain
list night was very heavy. Between A.
Ii. yesterday AMI 10 4. NJ: to-day 65-100
inches,ef rain fell.
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-Scores of persons
are arriving here from Chicago; men,
women and children, in a destitute condi-
ton. At a public meeting this noon, a
Central Committee of prominent citizens
was appointed to provide food, raiment,
shelter and employment for the needy, and
tonight meetings will be held to appoint
one person in each ward to cooperate with
the committee in this regard. The Cincin-
natl Orphan Asylum today offered to take
one hundred needy children, and Murray
Shipley, President of the Childrens' Home,
is already in Chicago to provide for from
one to two hundred, has been telegraphed
to bring the additional one hundred. Mayor
Davis received dispatches from Mayor Ma
son to-day, thanking Cincinnati for what
she had done, and asking for potatoes, vege-
tables and -four.
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ALBANY,
important Decision.

ALBANY, n. Y, oct. PA verdict of
800 was given to-day against the Michi-
gan Central Railroad for goods burnt at
Detroit, they having been delayed by the
road. Ia. .-- .-. -..- ........
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FRANCE.
Theirs Endorsed.

PARIS, Oct. PA majority of the men,
bers elected to the COunciels Generaux are
supporters of the present administration
and friendly to the President.
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THE
CLOTHING TRADE.

We hare just opened a
larger SOcI; Of Ready-made
Goods, adapted to the early
Fall and Winter a0ear Of tie
Southwest, han eUer before,
which a0e a0iU sell Ito mer-
chants Ony) at the uery
10 VEST EASTERN
PRICES, and a0e earnestly
i.nUite buyers to call anil er-
anime our Stock.
Particular attention as caH-
ed to oar Nea0 Styles Of SuitS.
These Goods haze been con-
ceded By all a0hO hare e.ram-
med them, Saper1ority IN
make, color and finish, and
a0iU satisfy any one that, at
the prices at Which aOe otter
them, they are the cheapest,
By tar, Of any jn this market.
A full line Of Beaver O.
Goats and Gam Clothing on
sale. Orders carefully filled.
BOLIVAR Il. CO0KE & Co.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
B. II. COOKE,
j. u. WHITE.
WarerOOmS No. 20 Public
Square.
sepIO & O
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ROME.
Turning an American College into n
Stable.

RoNr, Oct. 1l.-Fhe Italian government
wants The ground Of the Convent st. Andre
near Qlirinal pla'e, for the enlargement
of the Kings stacles. The Jesuits have an
American college there, hence the Ministry
hesitatos. The republican Journals reproach
the government for its hestancy. BY the
Pope's order the convent will yield only to
force. This apples to all religious institu-
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WINNIPEG.
The FenianS on the War Path!
O'Neill Captures a CustOmhOuse.

MoNTRE Al, Oct. 12.-Official informa-
ton has been received that the Fenian
O'Neill with a force of men crossed at
Pembina, and seized the Customhouse and
Post of Hudson Bay Company; the United
States troops dispersed them, O'Neill being
captured. II is reported that larger party
crossed at 81. Joe. Manitouba is greatly
excited. Every able bodied man under
arms.
Further Adyices.
TORONTO, Oct. 12.-Eurther advices have
been received giving confinnatOry accounts
of the Fenan attack on Pembina on the
5th inst. They met with no resistance, the
place not being garrisoned. 1t appears that
O'Donlhue had been planning an attack on
Fort Garry all summer, relying upon re-
ceiving support from the French half-breeds
The rails were intended to inspire them
with confidence. He has been intriguing
with the workmcn on the line Of the North
ern Pacific railroad, counting on their help
when the work on the roadStopped. He is
said tu be accompanied by 0'Neill, the
Southern General and had only about fifty
men with him.
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The legislature Still In Doubt.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 12.-In fifty-two cOun-
ties the Republican gain is reported, on the
State ticket, to be 1929. Great interest has
been manifested in the result Of the contest
for members of the Legislature. As late as
last night the result seemed to be in great
doubt. Counting one Republican Senator
and five Representatives from Hamilton
county, the Legislature seems to stand
Senate, Is Democrats and II Republicans,
and one district still in doubt; House, So
Republicans and AZ Democrats, and two
counties in doubt.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 12.-The result of
Tuesdays election in regard to the Legisla-
ture is now pretty well settled. The Senate
stands Is Republicans and Is Democrats,
and the House SO Republicans, d Demo
Gratis, and independent Republican. Re-
publican majority on joint ballot Is. Gen.
Noyes' majority will be about $1,000 in the
State.
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OHIO.
~. 4, turns of the Election.
Hamilton County.

CINCINNATI, Oct 12.-An the returns Of
this county are in but from one precinct.
The delegation will stand as telegraphed
last night-Senate, one Republican; two
Democrats. House, five Republicans; five
DamorratS
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The Latest

CINCINNATI, Oct. IA careful revi-
sion of returns to the newspaper offices in
dicate that Sherlock, Democrat, is elected
to the Senate, instead of Gen. Young, Re
publican, thus giving all the Senatorial del
egation to the Democrats; also that Car
berry, Democrat, is elected to the House, in
stead of Wilson, Republican, as previousl Y
reported, making the House delegation six
Democrats and five Republicans. This is
the way matters stand now, though it is by
no means sure that the official figuresma V
not change the situation.
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CITY COUNCIL.

Meeting Of the Two Boards i'm Co N
YenfiOn.
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Prot: Noah Porter was inaugurated Presi-
dent of Yale yesterday,
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TENN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1871.
Curious visitors not wanted.

live stoclx shipments can be handled and
payments for them made as usual.
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Appeal from Mayor Mason.

Mayor Mason issues the following appeal:
Clothing and all protection from cold will
be needed through the winter as well as
now. Send forward in as large quantities
as possible. Collect money and hold it
subject to our order. Send in provisions
that will keep. Cooked meats may spoil
before we can distribute them. Aid arrives
literally now. We want to husband our
resources as much as possible, for long
winter is before us, and the suffering will
continue until our laboring classes are
again enabled to sustain their families.
r. b. MASON Mayor
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THE FIRE-FIEND NSATIATF.

Windsor Canada, Yields to HIS
Embraces. e.
The Business Part or the TOWN
,a DESTROYED. ,wISEi
ManlStee, Mich., DESTROYED.
325 Human Beings Burned at
PeshtegO, Wis.,! '-4 s4i
os.sosI ssa--- q eeasa srafs-w
$50 Men Burned In One Barn.
Hundreds Driven by Fire Into
the Water and Drowned.
f-aI-t.-3 q -
IS Burned at Little Sturgeon!
The Town OF Brussels Utterly
Consumed.
sfEE asa !
The Fires in North Michigan.
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AU. s. Gazetteer Wanted.

To givea list ofall the cities, towns and vii
lagos in the country that, without waiting
for a request have forwarded bOuntiful
supplies of provisions, blankets and cloth
ing to the sufferers it would be necessary to
furnish a complete gazetteer of the United
States.
[The list of subscriptions yesterday, as
noted by the telegraph up to midnight,
footed over a million and a half-EDs.l
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Masonic Appeal.

The general Masonic Relief Committee
of Chicago have published the following
order to its Masonic brethren: We need
money, clothing and bedding. Consign-
ments and remittances made to d. G. Gre
gier, Masonic Temple, Chicago, viii be re-
ceived and dispersed through our organiza-
ton,
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Articles of Vertu Saved.

The statement telegaphed yesterday that
all the pictures in the Opera House galle-
ries were destroyed is happily incorrect.
Mr.. Aiken, the Superintendent of the Gal
lery, was enabled to remove its entire con-
tents together with many of the pictures in
Mr.. Crosby'S private gallery.
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An order from Little Phil.

Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan, has issued the fol-
lowing order:
Headquarters Military Diuision of Mis-
souri,, Chicago, Oct. 12.-TO, His Hon. the
Mayor: The preservation of the peace and
good order of the city having been entrust-
ed to me by your Honor, l am happy to
state that no case of outbreak or disorder
has been reported, no authenticated at
tempt at incendiarism has reached me and
that the people of the city are calm, quiet
and well disposed. The force at my disposal
is ample to maintain order should it be ne
cessary to protect the district devastated by
fire. Still would suggest to the citizens
not to relax in their watchfulness until the
smouldering fires of the burned buildings
are entirely extingtIished.
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING.

Corner Market and square.
sep3 eOd3m sp1stp NASHVILLE, TENN.
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Going to Pay Their Debts.

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-At full meeting of
wholesale grooers Of this city, held this
evening, it was unanimously resolved that
we ask no compromise with our creditors.
We only want time and are determined to
pay one hundred cents on the dollar.
VIM, STEWART PreSt
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Portland & Rochester r, R.
Through Route to Boston via
Rochester,.

.s5aExTs--yZs ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, Aug
~ 2-s IS, 1871, passenger trains leaves Port
land at 30 NJ, and AS NJ connecting at Roches-
ter with Boston Maine RAILROAD for Bostsn via Do
Yer and all intermediate stations. With the Eastern
Railroad for Bo ton via Great Falls, Portsmouth and
all intermediate stations. With the Dover and VIM
nipseogee Railroad tor Alton Bay, Marlborough
Centre Harbor and Meredith. With Portsmouth
Great Falls and Conway Railroad for South Milton,
Milton, Union and Wakefield
Leave Rochester for Portland at 7 40 a. m on tina
arrival of morning trains from Lake Wnnipis ,ogee
and Wakefield, and at 40 p. NJ, arrival OF the
trains via Boston a. Name and Eastern RAILROADS.
leaving Boston at 800 NJ
Way trains leave Portland at 1904 NJ and Las p NJ
Tor Morrilps, Cumberland Mills, Saccarappa Cor
Centre WATERFORD South WATERFORD, Alfred
Sprlngyac, East Lebanon, East Rochester, Roches-
ter.
Leave Portland at Tsp for Morrills Cumber
land Mills, Saecarappa, GOrham, Buxton Centre
Leave Rochester at 7.4O A NJ and $40 p M for Eas
Rochester, East Lebanon. SpriDgvale Alfred Soutl
Waferboro, Centre WATERFORD, Hollis Centre, Sac(
River, Buxton Centre, GOrham, Saccarappa, Cum
berland Mills, Morrill's, Portland.
Leaves SacO River at $50 NJ for Buxton Centre
Gorham, Saccarappa, Cumberland Mills, MorrlPs
aid Portland.
Stages connect as follows:
At GOrham tor West GOrham, Standish and No
Limngton, Daily.
At Buxton Centre for West Buxton, Bonny Eagle
and LimingtOn, daily.
At Cen. marlborough for Limerick, Newielo
Parsopsneld and Ossipee, Tuesdays Thursdays ant
Saturdays, returning alternate days.
Al Center marlborough for Limerick, Parsons
field. daily.
Freight train will leave Portland for Rochester an,
intermediate stations at 5 A. NJ.
Leave Rochester for Portland and intermediat
stations u 20 +. NJ.
| Leave Centre Marlborough with Passenger Ca
attached at 2. % P. M. for Portland and inferno
date stations the arrival OF stages from Limerick
| Newfled. Parsonfied AMI Ossipee.
Arrangements have been made to Try Freight
/ to and trom al stations on the Eastern Railfoa
| and Boston q Maine Railroad and their branche
| at rates corresponding with the above roads,
| THOS. QUINBY, Sup't.
Portland. July %, 1871.
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L5azzsss1 On and afteriThus 5 lay, Sept llth, and
YS&SAsGw until further notice. trains VIII run az
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RAILROADS.


Portland s. Ogdensburg Ii. Ii
r9zAz,ss1 On and afteriThuIs stay, Sept l4th, and
49, until further notice trains Will run az
follows:
Leave Portland, 40 l3G $50
Leave n. Conway, 5 AZ 1900 100
The 7.4O a NJ iIom Portland and 100 P VI from No
conway will be freight trains with passenger car at
tached.
Stages Connect
At South Windham daily for North Windham,
Casco, Raymond. and Nalless
At SebagO Lake, daily TOR Standish Corner
AT Steep Falls daily LimingtOn and Limerick +
AT East Baldwin, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days tor Sebago and South Brdgton +
AT Rrownfield daily for Denmark and BridgtOn,
and Oh Tue sdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Tor East
Fryehurgt
At Fryeburg daily ior North Fryeburg and Lovelli
= via 40 A. NJ.
via 30 p NJ.
Stages leave North Conway, daily tor Glen House
and Crawford House
Steamer SebagO.
For Naples, Bridgton Harrison and Waterford
connects at SebagO Lake with 80 NJ train daily.
Travellers by 40 A NJ from North Conway will con.
meet with the ID NJ Portland to Boston arriving
IN Boston in season to connect with the Spring
field route or Sound Steamers Tor New York and tn,
South. The IL 90 p train from North COnwa,
connects in Portland with the 8 30 NJ tor Boston
| viii h connects with the Tor New Yorl
via Shore Line or Springfield.
| The 30 p NJ train from No. Conway arrives il
Portland in time for steamers TO Boston, arriving il
Boston in season tor all early trains south and west
| Tickets tor Boston New York, Philadelphia, Bal
| tlm0re az Washington for sale at North Conway
| W Ticket office In Portland at the P. & K r.
| Depot.
| Y. HAMILTON, Supt.
| 1S NO Freight rsr-tv- 4 IA, Inc Freight House il
| Portland aitel oU L. :. NJ.
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y, johnson.

- johnson,
~ EEPER, and aduster of accounts,
IA once at JOSEPH II. Webster. ms Agt., 6s! Mid
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
ROmANISM ASITIS.

q E00 .Retailed by one. Wanted agents TO sell
U5OOVpictures everywhere, Whitney l. Co., Nor
WI 'h, C'' SepSt4W
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HEADACHE. &C.

'HEADACHE.-Thele is in every class OF society
vast numbers who suffer with Headache Neuralgia
tram various couses. Over excitement of the ner-
sous dissipation eating linking, a gen
eral unhealthy condition OF the stomach or liver
ohsllpatlon &c. In tact there are nearly as MANY
causes as sugerers. DR.. j. Briggs Ale7antor is a
pleasant ana positive remedy TOR the various kinda
OF Headache Neuralgia N
ana weary heart and is still its mission of mercy
- Sold by nj. 5. WHITTIER, junction of Free and
congress SITS, EMMNONS CHAPMAN cor Middle
and Exchange SITS, j. r. LUNT 81 Co, 3i8 Congress
MA Xxx Il kSEE cor. Franklin and Congress sts
Druggists generally. Trade supplied bv W. H Fl
PHLLLlPS 4 CO, j. W. PERKINS & co, W. W.
Will LIE q W. nO17-d1y