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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

The american Grocer mentions fact
not creditatle to class of business men in
Baltimore. That paper says: "'Short
weight psching is berg carried to ex-
trslGes this year. If retail grocers' viii
buy those goods knowingly, there win al
ways be those who viii sell them, but there
= are those who win work these of, if posi-
BE, as straight goods. We have before US
now two-pound can Of Baltimore packed
fresh pears, that really is not much larger
Than the one-pound can, and VIII easily set
inside the two-pound can. It weighs, can
and al, bnt tweEty onnees.n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

RURAL sport, who tried to eat bis pie
with his fork at one of our hotels yestsr-
6sv, because a city girl was sitting oppo-
size, had she misfortune to harpoon his
t0ngne At the second mouthful, and In bis
I Fl rts to Dull out the fork upset dish Of
ssuce in the lady's lap. He ssys ne ''don't
20 = cent on style hereafter, and will
shovel il his food in The old manner here
af.er if Queen Victoria sits next to him.
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UTAIE
The Mormon Papers On Grants Ee.
COmmenI8tEOns, etc.

SALT LAKE, Dec. "a portion of the
Wheeler expedition returned to Salt Lake
to-day. The remainder VIII be in soon
The M-rmon journals are still snallng ct
Grants recommendations regarding Utah.
Geo. Q, Cannon, who claims to be delegate
elect u Congress, says III i,,s paper to-ai2hE
"PlaTal marriage IS correct; the principle
always did exist, and we Believe always
will"
Two more daily papers are projected in
this ciJy. -Four dallias already.
Ih4re has beea a -raat advance in real
estzt2, owing, 10 a measure, 30 lIrse pro
posed investments OF eastern and foreign
capital.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

The Philadelphia Press, Grant orgap,
has ills % say of Simon Cameron in its issue
of Dec. 4:
There are some men so dead to patriot
lem and Indifferent 10 conscience as TO make
politics business Of pecuisry profit and to
prostitute all public service to this base end.
OF course, such Darrow-minded and small
AeaTted persons elevate party above all con-
Sidera.ions Of honor and CecenCy. The
United States Senate yesterday, at the mo-
ton clone man, was compelled 70 refuse 10
adjourn cut Of respect to Mr.. Greeley, and
even to listen TO sn eulogy Of him. And
This individual was one not worthy to loosen
tie lstcbets Of the dead mans shoes"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
BOSTON.
VIE not Accent.

BOSTON, Dec, Chooses kimAall declines
the Republican LON nation for Mayor.
Large Da,lages.
The case Of tie Merchants National
Bank Of Memphis, Tennessee, vs.. National
Bank Of Commerce, Boston, which occupied
the United States Circuit Court several
days, las resulted in a verdict for the plan
Ufs for S}4 5g4, The suit was brought to
recover damages for nesl .gence on the part
OF defendants in giving up 10 l0nsigne- 5
bills Of l&oing on q lot Of cotton upon &C.
ceptauce by c0nsisnees Of 80 days draft
drawn against the shipment and at acbed 70
bills Of laiing and sent on 10 defendants
bank for collection. Plaintiffs ccnteNed
thai il was the duty Of the bank to keep
collateral until draft WAS paid, and that by
reason OF giving Up the blls If iading plain
lifts lost their security, Tie consignees hav-
ing i.iied before the expiring 80 days after
accepting It.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
TuE Piusburgh Commercial claims that

HE PIitsDuIgn COHuhi6Tctdt cIalms That
the only temperance railroad in the United
Ssases--indecd, in the worlds said 10 bs
the Marietta and Pittsburgh Railroad, nun
Ming from Marietta to- Cambridge, dis
lance Of ffty-nine miles. Every officer
and employee of The road ie a practical
temperance man, and not single fatal ac-
J cidea.t has ever occurred upon it since it
was FIRST opened. This is suggestive as fer
es it GOES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
TEXAS.
The Missouri, kansas and Texas Rail-
read Bridge over &Cd EsfVer Conn
nsPleG

pseteS
PARSONS, Ks, Dec. 6.-Constrnct ion
trains OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Pacific Railroad passed over the Red River
bridge On Wednesday evening, and the track
is within four miles Of DennisOn. The
grading Of the Texas Central read is Gem
ple.ed 10 Dennison, and within few " ess
the ulbrolisn rail from New York 70 Cal
weston viii be flashed. a telegraph Office
has beeo opened at Dennison, and a large
hotel and DINING hall Of the company
there viii be completed and occupi d IL
rty days. A large union depot is also te-
ing constructed, and the stock yards are
nearly finished. Machine shops aad round
houses have also been located there. The
Government viii also establish depot for
supplies II Denuison for Northern Texas,
row within 80 hours of s.. Louis. The
rush of emigrants is immense and will in
crease when spring opens.
Lieut., Fred Grant, son Of the President,
arrived here to-day and will leave to-nigh
t. join his egiment in Texas.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

A WESTERN man who was recently il
vited to q seat on the floor of tbs House a.
Washington, Indignantly refused, saying
that be was accustomsd 70 sit on chairs at
home.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
THr KnoxvilIe Press ana Hernld says:

awe are authorized by Col, E. c. Reeves.
OF Gresnevile, to say that he is q candidate
far he Office of Secretary of State. Col.
Reeves is Senior editor of the Sentinel and
Reporter, thOrough-gOing, independent,
Co.. sarvatiye journal that gave to Mr..
Johnson N earnest support in the lase can
vSss. Re is a gentleman of uDquestionsbls
qualifications for the position, of unexcep-
tionsl personal habits, and moral charae-
TER aboVe renrOach."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

A PARTY recovered $1,000, il Philadei-
pbia, OF thu Western Union Telegraph
Company for an error in the Transmission
Of a message by which the plaintiff LOST sn
opportunity 10 sell traeb Cf land.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

SYoU can never convince q msn h3 is
wrong by bIoE-5esting and bullying him.
The shiDg can't be did and such tac5lcs are
decidedly bad.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

CATTLE are dUIuD beasts, bit By getting
jOge5her in large numbers make themselves
herd.
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President State Committee.
Tho Credit NIahfIier Charges.


The House committee to investigate the
Credit Mobilisr charges, organized this
morning and agreed 70 begiu investigation
next Thursday.
Barney Woods was hanged in the yard Of
the district Jail to-day for the murder Of
Samuel n. Cneeseman, of New York, on
tie 18th Of last August.
The Louisiana Difficulty.
The following kilograms were received
here to-day:
Nel0 Orleans, Dec 6.-To Hon. Geo. II
Williams, Attorney General, Washington ::
The United States Court yesterday directed
the Marshal to take possession of Mechanics
Institute, subject to further orders of the
court; and in the meanwhile to prevent any
unlawful assemblsge in violation of the Te-
strainiBg order oflhe court IN the case pend
ing under sGisa or pretext Of authority
claimed by virtue Of pTetenied causes and
returns made by a pretended Returning
Board in contemplated violation OF said re-
sLrsining order. IncompiaDce, at an early
hour this morning, occupied the building
with deputies and military posse furnished
on my reqUisiioD, by Gen. Emory, not IL
terfering with State officers in their duties.
S. B. PACKARD, U. S. Marshal.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-To the A.tor-
ney General, Washington: The Court
rendered Judgment il the case today,
granting an injunction, pendeute lite, as
prayed tor, and declac the Lynch Return
ing Board the only legally constituted
board to make canvass, and req liced the
production to said board Of all election re-
tuTTs. 5, b. PACKARD,
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another Survivor OF the Steamer



HAVANA, Dec 6.-k,chsrd Smith, an
,..g- survivor Of the burned steamer Mis-
-..r has arrived al Nassau Smith was
Z. eGa n who ab ndOned COngSy's boat and
a. TO a capsIz3d boat for the purpose Of
h 9 her. Conway cut the painter con
at.a4 Of the two boats and they drifJed
,-js o. sight Of each other. Smith and Al
5-ewsrt drifted WITH the boat lotion
Js1s-ds far three days 81 the mercy Of the
,.V.s. On the fourth day they managed to
Big Tie boat. and making a sail from lie
pes veTs thy proceeded, and landed on
tue m st western kay Of Absco. On the
s lvel.h day, afer landing, Stewart died
from over pro duced by exhaustion. Smith
caugAs a Little rain water on ibe ninth day.
aud e q, with pric ley pesrs and soft shell
crab. sustained him until the seventeenth
dsg y. n-R lie was token off be isla and
b~ou q. 20 Nassau. He goes 10 New York
on tlla steamer Columbia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

sTHEXE is nut one thing which you may
b. d. rally certain that an American VIC
uiau 80 Il DO when she sits down to the ia
b., j. any cline, At aoy hour, AID under
auT G. cumstauces, and that is, if she be
faes.gnr, she viii order cup of tea. She
IS 4llass equ lily as likely to kiss a baby on
first i g.. Now, kissing baby means,
',i.L ua 1t women, almost devouring i5 bod
IL. 81 rangely enough, such kisses IS men
GIVE as.. 20 women, women always reserve
Tor BAT 5. NO lover aud no husband N
a.. 7..sa cau Ihrow ore ia so fine g frenzy
hi Of q small rely poly mass Of
nix. hi.e flesh, done up in eDlbroid-
c. d ia Hsl, tucked nsiuseok AID pink rib
us. "a. TIE cuaTm gradually wears away
g. chili IS year ole.
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WASHINGTON
DlscrfmlnatInr ae..snst Ne@roes

discriminating against Negroes.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Elm the Criminal
Court to-day The case Of the restaurant
keeper charged with discriminating against
colored persons in serving liquors and re-
fresbmeDts, was tried and dismissed on the
ground of informally in the information.
10 Relieve the Stringency fn the
Money Market.
Che Finance Committee have been IN
structed by the Senate to inquire and re-
port as early as practicable, what legisla-
lion is neees sagy TO relieve the stringency
Of the money market AMI as to the pro-
priety of issuing additional legaltenders.
The Ku.KImx Prlseners.
WASHINGTON, Dec. -6.--Attorney Cen
ersl Williams has written a letter to Gov.
Scott, of S. c., regarding the Ku-Klux pris-
oners, in which he says: '|Ia my iudg-
ment it is not only impracticable, bat i'm
proper TO grant an indiscriminate pardon
to the citizens of York and Chester coun-
ties, who have been convicted of violating
the enforcement act or to any persons
described, only by the locality IN which they
reside or designated as class Of offenders
against the laws of the United States.
Separate applications fer pardon ought to
be made by, or on behalf of each OF said
persons, stating substantially the Cream
stances of bis crims aud the conviction.
When such an application is made it viii
be considered without delay, and as favor.
ably IS the Presidents Benss Of jastice viii
permit
Louisiana EIe ctOraI Vote.
The following dispatch was received here
last night:
NelC Orleans, Dec. 5.-Wm Z. Chand-
Ter, Secretary National Republican Com
mittee: The Electoral College have re-
ceived their certificates Of election from the
canvassing board, and to-day cast the vote
of Louisiana for Grant and Wilson.
- n DACUApn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

WASHINGTON, Dec. Con motion of
Mr.. Frelinghuysen the Senate suspended
the rule requiring the election of chaiFmen
of Standing Committees by ballot, and the
Standing and select Committees were then
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Hung for STaTGST.
'Ew YORK, Dec. 6.-Hsnry Ro
. ratter al sHa.0nO.

The Erie Bank OF Pennsylvania has
brought suit in tie U. 5. Circuit Court
against the Ocean Bank 10 recover $50, 600,
deposited with the CCsau Bank, 70 be loan
Ell by lire I4-ler as agent iur tie Erie Bank.
The money was loaned, aud $4,000 il T.,
5. bonds taken as collateral. These bonds
were stolen, and plaintiffs claim pii0cipHI
aud in!eres5 on the ground Jaa5 the Dees,i
Bank did not exercise due diligence to pre-
velt r0b1ery. Decision reserved.
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matters in lhe Courts.
Verdict Of a CorouoF's Jury.

The CorOlor's Jury in TIE case OF Ar
thony Eaton, who died from ilju.l5s rt-
caiTsd when knocked down and rabb d on
the DIST ut, rendered q verdict: Des.a was
csusad By blow at the hands Of James
Fiiz Patrick, and that John Lynn vas ac-
cessary, The prisoners are respectively Il
and y yeares Gage. The I were commit
ted TO the Tombs 10 await action If The
Grand TUyy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
seven Years in Sing Sing.

Recorder Hackett today sentenced John
B. ChsTders to seven years imprisonment
in Siug Sing, for felouiOus assault AMI bat
teIy on osephBrownlee,d during tie general
strike last June. Chambers Was among
the strikers. He and another man fadiug
BrowDlea at work in . carpenters shop,
ordered him into the street, and Cham GERS
fred pistol At his head, the bah passing
through his cheek, Notwithstanding which,
The jary recommended Cha mbsgs 10
mercy. He was sentenced IS above.
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16
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A few doses of Railways Pills will free the sys-
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Read /" False and IrHe.' Send letter stamp
to RADWAY 4 Co, No. 81 Maiden Lane, New
York. Information worth thousands will he sent
YOU. July 47lyl
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No Brains.

Judge Ray, the Temperance lecturer, il
one vi his efforts, got OF the following hare
hit At moderate drinkers -
"All those who IN yonth acquire hsb
il ot drinking whisky. at forty years OF Ak,
will be total abstsinsrs or drunknrds. No
person can use whisky for years with mod
snation. II there is a forson in the audi
sncs before me whose experience disputes
THE, let him make it known. l will az.
coun, for it. Oh edgs tina. am mis-
taken.
A tall. large man arose. and folding hi,
arms scross his breast, said
IL offer my.slf A. one whose experience
ssntradiots your statements.
Are you a moderate drinker = asked
the Judge. -.~
- Am
"How long have you drank in modsra.
tsn!
Forty years."
-'" And were never intoxicated y
Never,
well. remarked tho judge, scanning
his subject from head to foot. you's is a
singular case; yet l think i, is easily ac'
csun,sd for. am reminded by it Of a lit.
ts stery. A cOlorsd man. with a loaf oil
bread and bettle OF whisky. sat down ia
dine, on the hank Of clear stream. In
breaking the bread h. dropped some crumbs
ints tho water These were eagerly seized
aad estsa BY the fish. That circumstance
susgesfsd to the aa,key the idea Of dipping
the bread into the whisky and feeding 1t ia
them. lie tried ii. /, worked we'll. Ssms
cf the fish ate Of it, and became drunk and
tlosrd helplessly en- the surface Ia this
way he easily caught large number, But
in the stream WAS large fish, very mike
the rss, 1t partsok heely OF this bread
and whisky with no psrccptible effect /,
WAS shy Of every effort Of the darkay to
take il. lie resolved to take it at all haz.
ards; that he nigh. learn its nsme aud na
turs. Ke procured a net, and after Iuch
effort. caught tho fish, carried it to color
al neighbor. and asked his opinion in The
matter The ether surveyed the wonder n
momsnt, and then Mid i''Sambo, | un-
derstand dis case; dis fish is mullet
head. it amt got no brains " In other
words. added the Judge. " alcohol objects
oaly the bralas. and Of course, ,hase hsv-
inK nohe may drink without injury The
storm OF laughter which followed. drove
the +" moderate drinksr frsm the house
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Railways Sarsaparillian Resolvcn,

Railways Sarsaparillian Resolvent
Has made the most astonishing cures, so quick,
| so rapid are the changes the body undergoes, un-
der the influence of this trul wonderful medicine,
That epery day an increase in .fesh and
,ceight IS seen and .feH.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Eevery drop Of the Sarsaparilian Resolvent
communicates through the blood sweat urine and
other fluids Of the system, the yigor Of life, for it
repairs the wastes Of the body it'll and sound
material Seofula, Syphili Consumption, Gland
ular disease ulcers in the throat tumors Nodes in
the glands and other parts Of the system sore eyes,
strumorous discharges from the ears, and the worst
form of Skin diseases, Eruptions. Fever sores,
Worms, Salt Rheum, Erysipeas, Tumors, Cancers
in the Womb. are within the curative range Of this
wonder of Modern Chemistry, and few days
use will prove to any person using it for either of
these forms Of disease its potent power to cure
them Ii the patient daily becoming reduced by
the wastes and decomposition that is continually
progressing, succeeds in arIestng these wastes,
and repairs the same with new material made from
healthy blood-and this TIE Sarsaparllian will
aud does securc--a cure is certain for when once
this remedy commences Its work Of publication,
and succeeds in diminishing the loss Of wastes. its
repairs will be rapid, aud every day the patient
will feel himself growing better and stronger, the
food digesting better appetite improving, and flesh
and weight increasing Not only does the Sarsa-
parlian Resolvent excel all known remedial
agents in the cure Of Chronic Scrofulous Const-
rational and Skin Diseases but it is the only
positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel, Diabetes.
Dropsey, Stoppage Of Water incon,jnenee OF urine,
Brights disease, Abuminuia, and in all cases
Where there are brick dust deposits or the water
is thick. cloudy. mixed with subs tances like the
white Of an egg, etc.
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.ah y,a1-e: oi Sc,ssstings.
SsI.so |

SiI.soi
strike hand Ia the world OF snles,Sr
lis idle To dag OF 10 rest,
TIE crown Of the victor - ever
Adjudged 10 the boldest and beet,
De yisilsnt, constant and steady,
WhAtever your station or lot
With brain unpeciouded stand ready.
Aud striSe Will, the iron IL hot.
fe.h onward The world /. before Won;
Nser heed what renaneth behtnd
Ehough pleasure entice, love implU.s yoa,
Let them ne'er Rltet yout mini,
Your object ahead in tAe distance
Push on you will reach il at last. ...
Nor hse4 The worlds scUrn-mRn's resistance,
sov cast Nsi1 nNgTets un the past. ..
II 'twe,,s done, iAoa tTere veil twere done qui'k
Be actire, noF lag on your way;
To r03r2r gieA ms family and sickly,
" ssiae tae Aeisht toams OF 10 day
y AIT not ior assistAnce from others
Tho praise OF the orld aor II. qua
Assistance bat sslf- effort smothers
God helps him who holpeth himself
Then s;rivel Never stagger nor faltsr
But press to the work with will
aear otject once liked never alter ..H.
Push on TO the top of the hill.
4 .s there you shall gather your treasures
Tia thsre you may inger and rest
Contentej with no halfway measutes.
Whatever you do, 40 your best
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16
; A country p.dsgogs. had two p

- A country psdsgogas had two pu.
pills. 70 one OF whon he WAS partial. and to
ths other severe. Oae mo,ning i, happen
<'taa. beth Of these two boys were late,
and were called to account for il. "You
must have beard the hell, boys. why did
yon not c,ms !t' "Ples,e. sir. 4" Maid the
favori,o. Il was sreaaiin' that was goin
~ Caliiorny. and thought he school bell
was the steamboat bell As was goin' in "
"Vs'y we'll, said the mastsr, glad OF an
psstext 10 excuse his ,avorite, And now
sir. turning to tho other. "what hav,
yes to ssy fsss' Please sir. said ,he puz-
Sled 10y. "i-I--was-wssw waiting TO Sc,
Tom sf T.
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Making dva,fs and b.ggars is

- WakIUH 0VHIIs MN UeHgSTS tn
common thing in China, For the first. .
child o. three or four years is taken and a
heavy ror,elain vase is put over him. so
that the head alone is free. This il taken
Of every evening 50 that he may slsrp, bu.
is put On again in the morning The child
A advances in age in ,his 'narxibla monld
until he can no longer grow Then the
vase ia hroksn The horrible sulerings
that must be experienced ia this process are
even exceeded BY tho practices in certain
establishments IN Pekin, whore beggars
Voluntarily submit to having their eyes ia.
ken out and their limbs broken, in order
to excite public commisserstiun.
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!. W. B hnppeninv to bs present a

-ss!---- NJ 3 happening to be present at a
debate where a gentleman, on getting up, re-
peaied the words build several times,
sithout being able to proceed with the
thread OF his argument Gentlemen, "
cried Mr d the gentleman is stepped
in his building for want Of materials, " q
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

N"CAK'T RuB 1T Our. ~" Don't writ,
there, said father to hs ron. who wa,
writing witha diamond on his window.
why not p
Because you can't rub it out "
Did It ever occur to you my child, tha,
you ave daily writing that which you can.
not rub out !!
You made . cruel speech to your mothe'
the ethsr day. Il wrote itself on her lev
ing heart, and gave her great pain. 1t i,
there now, and hurts her every time che
thiaks Of it. Yos can't rnb it oat.
Yoa whispered a wicked thought on,
day in the ear of ysur playmate Ii w,o,e
i,sslf On his mind. and lsd him to do 4
wicked act. !, is there now you can,
rub 1, out. All yonr thoughts, oil your
acts, are written in the book Of God
The record is very sal one You can
rub it out. 81
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r------ In apprehension OF the smallpox,
a Western paper ssys: vaccins,c ! Po
hssncss never hurts anybody. Small pox
will not attack you ifyoe allow vaccine.
lion ts take your arm.
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-" Nanny said precocious little
buy who against his will was made to rock
,i,s cradle Ut bis baby b'ather;" il the Lori
.Gas any more babies to give away, don't
you take en-
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- An il'iie,s,e fsimer Wishing TO en-.
tar some animals a. an agricultural sxhi.
bi.inn. wrote to tns secretary ~ ioa>ows
,'''Aira rnlri m. Tor the best iseksss. am
sue ol taking the premium.
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

.st A clergyman named Fiddle. "rs
Speciality dcclinss' she degree OF ID. D.,
because. as he said. he really did net wish
10 bc known as the Rev. Fiddle d. y.
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A IT, and prescribed Ivy mere !ea,l'ns
Physicians than any otherto or stim ulant nov
in use They are a SURE PREVENTATIVE
for Fever aud Ague. Intermittents. Billousness
and all disorders arising from Miasmatic causes
They are highly recommended a. an anti-dyspep-
tic and in cases Of indigestion are invaluable as
All Appetizer and Recuperant, and in cases of gen
eral debility they have never in single instance
failed in producing the most happy results They
are particularly BENEFICIAL to FEMALES,
strengthening the body invigorating the mind,
aud giving tone and elasticity to the whole sys-
TEN The HOME BIT TERS are compounded
with the greatest care, and no Tonic Stimulaht
has cvtr been offered to the public pleasant to
the taste and at the same time combining many
remedial agents, indorsed by the medical fra'erni
ty as the best known to the Pharmaooppia, 1t
costs little to give them fair trisl and