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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-01
An Astonishing Cure.
BALTIMORE, Nav 10, 1853.


Deer Sir:-I have been afflicted for
the last seven wears with General Weak
ness, prostration, sour stomach, dyspepsia,
cosliveness, extreme nervousness and
headache, brought on, as | believe, Origl-
uaIIy by taking large quantities of DIerc"-
ry, which nearly terminated my life
Several physicians were employed, and
a great many medicines to no purpose
Amongt he rest were numerous IInciUreS,
SarsaparilIas, and other medicines adver-
tiseG for the same purpose as yours. And
at last friend of the family requested me
to try your DR.. Chalmers SmaiiUe
Tinctlre, which did, with no hope that
il would operate with any better effect
than the others, but rejoice, and feel my
heart expand towards you, my dear sir,
when | inform you have not yet taken
trhee bottles, and already enjoy better
health than for 20 years previous to this
date. Cosl.veness, headache, nervous
ness, piles, dyspepsia, all are gone, and |
have not the least doubt it will ultimately
restore me to complete health. | shall
ever take pleasure in recommending ii to
others troubled in like manner.
With my best respects,
CHARLES DUNN,
90 Low Street, Baltimore.
Rheumatism and Gout.
Mrs. J. l.. Johnson of Virginia suffer
ed from rheumatism and Goul for eight
years, at times unable to turn herself in
6ed, being possessed by ample means, she
employed the best medical attendance, and
travelled through England, France and
Germany, in quest of the celebrated ply
sicians, and remedic, of those countries.
was finally cured by DR.. Chabaer's SAM.
tire Iinc're.
The Piles Cured.
James W. Jasper of Lebanon, Pa, cured
Of Piles of six wears standing, by using
four bottles of DR.. Chalmers Saaqtire
Imciure.
P5ire one dollar per bottle o. xix bottles
for So for sale at the General Agency,
SETH S. HANOI.
lO8 Baltimore ST.. Baltimore. Md,
To whom all letters on business must
be addressed post paid. and for Sale by
j.. {. WILLIAMS and
JOSEPH ENTLER.
ShePherdstown. Va.
november 70, 1888. lily
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-01
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
VhapIaIn UnlIcI oTa'Cs Navy
Cure of Consumption. Neuralgia, Poin
IN the Side, sc.
Baltimore, May !, 1882.

IN the SIDE, &c.
Baltimore, May !, 1852.
Nessrs. Mortimer q Mowbray -
Gcnhemen.--Tt is with pleasure | can
testify to the great healing powers Of
Uanlpfon's Tegc'aJ!e Tmcilrc.--My
wife had been afflicted for three years,
laboring under a constant hacking Cough,
with most violent Pain in the right
side. Neuralgia of the Head and dimness
OF Sight; very little rest day OF night,
and much emacation, and to all appear
ances a rapid Consumption ineVltabIe.--
We had the most cminan: physician in
Annapolis. but his medicine did not give
her any relief at ALL but growing worse if
any change in the least and after hav-
ing read one Of your Pamphlets, in July
last, she concluded to try L0mpfOn'S j'e-
@efajic fracture, and after taking but two
bottles of which (under kind Providence
we perceived a great change for the bet
ter: her appetite improved, her skin be-
came quite clear, coughs, pains, neuralgia,
&C., entirely left her, and by the time she
had taken a few bottles more she was
completely cured, and is now in the en-
Joymen' OIL mos eAce'ieI,' ne%,',', l,,,..
nave seer! "iSo lis oe''Ii''", e'''''S Va =
several 0'heF la'''eS Vi anna i'o''s' "''" =
tnlnE can say from W,la i; nav; 20, seen G Vi
'ne nleul''Ie' 10 no' TIlie'0 10 o"' q, q
i've OWES can " ~ E u"'C :I ~ S',''e % .,
GUY 10 'ne a,.'i i; mas al"I oof nv -
GIoP 'lese io" i'''TS ~, M |>@Ie
heSPeruu'i!' L. ~ ~ " Az ''IA - 20
master OF ''e HC'''' geo, D"'oe'' m,'"'Po-
lis racket NO. 10, q :. ~ ooC T,I =" arc
mouse, Ign 1T. 'o"G' -. =" man, :,
Let me ~ "o'e '!0''G'e@ - C'''' ~, Tt"0 '"'
'S'' 5,. y " lr'S ~ 49,. "'''9
L'gA gears q ouJe't"S'
Northampton, April ID, 1892.
Messrs. Tyler 81 Adair - have been
afflicted with Rheumatism at times from
my twelfth year, will be fifty years ct
age the 18Th Of this month : the attacks
were a; times so severe as to render me
helpless have tried various remedies To
very little effect; last October | was al
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-01
Jewelry NanUfactory.
Garfield, BRO. & CO.,
No. 800 Baltimore STRT

No. 800 Baltimore STREET.
Having completed their arrangements for
manufacturing Jc1ceLry on amore eXteu-
sive scale, under their own supervision
parties may rely or getting their work
done in the most durable and fashionable
style, at short notice and at reasonable
prices
November &c, 1853. l--ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-01
uTIIGI & CElNBBRLlIJ.
Produce and Commission Merchants,
1rHnI.EsALE GROCERs

Produce and Commission Merchants,
Prince Street WhnG .Teranaria, Va.
TTAVE the pleasure to make known to their
| / customers and dealers generally the arrival
Of their FAIL STOCK, purchased directly OF
the Eagortsrs in New York and Boston, and con-
sistln- in part as follows
$50 hhds. n. o.. 7. Rico and Cuba Sugars.
80 do Clarified 10
- boxes Double Refined Leaf do
IOj bbs Ciu,hed and puiyeIZcd do
90 DO GRADUATED 90
l75 hhds. Trinidad, Cardenls, Muscovado and
Sugar-house moIasses,
1N5 bhls. n O. and Sugar-house Syrup,
800 bags Green Rio, Maricaibo, Laguira and
Manila CoIlee
100 bags Old White Govt. Java & Cuba 60
From long experience and careful selection
they are prepared TO offer the largest and most
desirable stock Of recently imported IE.iS that
has ever been offered in this market, to which
the attention oG purchasers is particularly re-
questcd. They euumeUatc the following Varie-
IO5 chests & half chests Extra Gunp, Tea
- do Imperial and Y Tyson do
g. do PouchonE-m great variety DO
lCO do GunP., Imperial and \. IL
son, medium quality 90
o. ticrccS fresh beat Rice,
60 bags Gram Pepper,
- do Pmento,
100 mats Cinnamon,
300 lbs Nu,mcgs-NO. |.
l75 boxes Castle, Toilet s, yaricgatcd
225 DO Dark and falc Resin do
10 DO Pipes,
500 do mould Candles,
I-O do Srerm and Ad9m9nGNN do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
THE coal ROAD.

We learn with great pleasure. by the following rt-
ter from the President Of the Delaware L-ck5wlrri
and Western Railroad tia. at less; one road from oar
CiJ to the Coskmine If Dot the most direct route.
ct east on one r more direct than any Tow in opera
ton. is in progress We hIs hoped taSt some COZ
venitrt channel OF access to those mines would have
been opened this year. but If We cannot have it till
next year. 80 be it. LIE, us hsve ;hs Road soon
possible. and then we will consider whether another
still shorter and cheaper cannot be found ioF there
is business for such sRd will scon be for h,lf
dozen. II Coal were 81 per tun here at wholesale,
end - at retail the year round there co-ld hardly te
limit 10 its consumption.
OFFIoT OF TEE DELAWARE. LsoKawA>ss Asp
WTsrTEs X. r. Co. NEw-YsRK, May l., 1884.
10 he Ess, ofpir y T1bsae
SIR Ny attention has been caled to Al arice IN your
pal or Of this morning. headed "Cos, which seems 10
demand brief notice from this Office. herewith hand
you Report showing the progress Of our operations up
to the January last since which tuc no efforts have
been spared 20 urge the work 10 completion More than
5000 mon and proporionsie amount of horse AID steam
mower are constantly employed Several sections OF the
Road are graded and ready for the superstcture The
iron II eli purchased and thousand runs of It delivered
u on the ground The Road j. being constructed IN the
mot dua able manner for double track.
But. SIT Railroad of OF % miles IN length, through
country until recently considered mDdcc0te for loco
motive road cannot be constructed in few weeks or even
norIs We are sending large amount of coal over
tie northern division Of road which will be consumed
in the middle and western counties OF tins >ae thereby
relieving this market of demand for some 200 coz tnns
the cure and hope Ia furnish 10 this Iaarket
direct during the of $50 some 10000 or 10000
tuns-wiih constantly increasing yearly supply there
after.
Should not the foregoing sufficiently answer your inqu-
res we shall be pleased any time to pass you over the
rou,e-and which YOU. will Be of the most
agreeable summer excursions YOU can make.
An OFFICER OF THE COMPANY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
MOrENEYTs or HR. FILLMORE.

Sr. FILNoRE was 10 visit Greenwood Cemetery yese-
day but owing 70 the Unpleasant weather did not 90 lie
devoted the forenoon private afars, AMI IN the ar r.
noon was waited upon BY the Directors q the Cryssal
Palace vho accompanied him to that institution and
showed lin the artcleson exhibition. L. the evcnn NJ
FILLxOKE tned privately with select party Of his SENDS
md members Of the Common Council, II the s.. Mich
olas Ho.o Who subsequently accompanied him to Nblos
where the cx-PEesiicnt Ye with much ethrsGsa
~ the audience On biz from the TAeaier Mr..
FILL oRE waited upon b. large delegation from the
Clay Festival Association and a.er they introduced
Senator BaooEs expressed BIZ pleasure in ltroducas lie
mtuters Of tie Henry Clay Association and regre,,us
itai they could not give liza better reception returning
az !: were from triumY hal march frsV the South. He
told him. NJ F.. that lie teic1e hin tie surviving
members o.; tie Clay Assoc alton, Sounded in s in the
day Of Mr. CIAI political adv e>ty and remarked that
they had ever oorsderedMr uIworE as hs friend and
concluded by thanking NJ. for tie cordial manner they
la been received and boz ing to- III future prosperity
81. FILLMORE briefly responded TO this address AM
sed he taken quite oy surprise By this demon',ra'on
T. ssd that be had r-et with many OF tie friends o. henry
Clsy during bis recent ,oUg AID some who were 10" lis
fr.end- but neye- before sv0wed IL during hs Journey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
AFTERNOON SESSION.
n iETlNG OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
IRESBlTERIAN NHlRCIi-NEM SCHOOL.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday May l., 1854
The General Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church New
School this morning in the First Presbyterian Church
in this city. About two hundred members pre-
sent, among whom Rev. Drs Barnes BEainard and
Riddle OF Fennsy vana; skinner Parker. Spear Beman
shaw and Hay OF Newlork, Eaton of Tennessee, and
Newton Of Mississippi. Rev. Dr. Allen of Lane Seminary
preached the opening His subject was-The
comprehcnsveness of the doctrines of the Cross in
theology history and philosophy and in its adaptation to
the spirit of the age moral reforms and 10 the sanct
cation OF The individual man. lie closed with touching al
Msous 10 the decease of the Rev Mr. Gallagher Dr. Hall
and Dr. Gilbert Tie Rev. Dr. Skinner Wa elected Mod
orator and the Rev. Mr.. Darling permanent Clerk
AFTEKFOON SESSION. .
In the Convention this afternoon the motion 10 re-cind
the eighth revised Regulation, failed by msloty OF nine
churche though forty majority of the Clergy favored II
Reolutous were passed fixing the minimum salary a. $500
for single and $50 for married clersynen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

r. had visi'esi ,e homo Of Mr. Clay. snd a-r. '"ir
O,S' hs grove. lie hsnoy % $40 VIC Ciiy men OF
hh oar S5ic But is DID not deEte 10y r.ie rc,sp-
ton witch lie regretted, % be wcaI be m'ss happy -
receive 81 hs friends He happy for me enthusiastic
wccomc r. had received from he soma brit Il gave nm
mosc satisfaction 60 b. thus welcomed ~ h)m' IL ie
proud o. his ysi.,e Sat, sI.housh he '~rpi rs''e
citizen OF Texas or til frthest extremity Of The bH'n
with The same cordially. lie did not mako hose re'nAAs
be published. G. ri-ht be thought TO lc Pol'sa
hirsnsUe lie retained hs -iacere acknos.e saensS %
all
a. clock he leov y the 81 NioLo.as iceln Nhars'o
Al-s-fIocae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
OLD SCHOOL.

BUFFALO, Thursday, May IL, 1904.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Old
School the Central Church in this city this morning
About three hundred delegates present.
Ir Young, of Kentucky, the Moderator, breaches the
opening sermon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Assembly organized in The afternoon. Dr. Board
man of Philadelphia chosen Moderator, and Prof
Wilson of Hampden, Sidney college, Va, temporary
Clerk. No other business dene. Among the prom
rent persons PR cent are the Rev Dr. Spring of n T. the
Rev. DR. Hodge of Princeton, Robert j. breckenridge OF
~, DR. Edgar OF Nashville, Judge Fine OF " l., and
G. anceor Johns of Del.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
RESIGNATION OF SENATOR EVERETT.

BosToN Thursday, May II, ls5i
The Hon Edward Everett in consequence of i'll health
has resigned his in the United Sate Senate the resg
nat on TO take effect in June.
The Hon. Rufus Choate has resigned the Atorneyien-
erahp and the Hon. John II. Clifford has been recalled
to the position. 1t is rumored that Gov. Washburn has
rendered Nr. Everetts place to Mr.. Choate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

SAFE OrrIcTE.-T3e Albany Argus correctly OBJ
serves that the Canal Commissioner TO be chosen ms Ai
viii take the place of Frederick Foles; Hard out
ofIIeurv Fitzhugh Wing. We presume Mt FIszhush VIII
la reuoinatcd and reelected unless be should prefer Rot
"a No We are also reminded that There is n >ueTrel'
ont Of Schools to be chosen tha fal-the new ac con-
Gdng the choice OF such Superintendent to the lcsila'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

TrfcALoosA was for many years the esriisl o. Ala
bsiss, row transferred 10 Montgomery TIE Merto,
reBg the people Of Tuscaloosa subscribe toward hrns
ing Railroad through their place ays that ib red es.,s
a' 'e''en 0heaah within ten years. and nn falling
at the rate Of ten per cent, year. linus 10 rsaeL
the bottom at this rate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

AsrI-LleroK Law sCsrAIsED ~ MissisHPPL-H Mr.
Wsss opsncd gTog-shop recently in Raymond, Misr.
H. Sas committed in defasl 81 bail Ills cousnes h.y
tsa brOs.ht before the coart of Appeals By writ of
leleos ccPf who sustained tho con.tituona5ty a. ,hs
las Sud The action 81 tie magistrate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
OBSTRUCTION OF WHEELlNG BRIpUE.

EIITslI tUH, IIUI>N4o.'
Wheeling Bridge blown down yesterday afternoon
during the storm. ,,s,s..
pisy0foh >. WH.rLlN', lhUrsIeN va. -
The bridge lies in the river ana Is to'a WIetA
a. the cables except TWO were broken and twisted 10
riec,s Ind the bridge turned bottom upward Inc aou'-
,oouts were slightly Injured. No lives were lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

The Mirror assures Us thst the Samuel 7. Butter
worth just appointed superincnien; OF the new Assay
flee in this City not member - the Taylor Epub-
Ecsn Commute in l.is Very sood- WIN the E1itor be
little more confdns, ana &C.. rs what was tbs name OF
tie But:erworih who membe Of the Taylor General
Committee Of that YEAR We t-ls, bubble a. % the
name Of the Committee j. involved. To 60. the matter
,bor-was not II. Samuel Z 'ui.erwor.h above referred
70 supI OTTER o. Gen. Tayl0' in :- lie had perec;
right 70 be o. no, TO be and we should never have a.
lnded 10 hs former course, bu. :or the no7emen. % his
nelallensed Democrat orthodoxy b. coenp orG-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

Immediately eit'r lie adjournment Capt. n ~, sb'
bad been detained by unavoidable business e1i~.d g.
Exchange. He VA greeted by loud and long~oSs'1i .
cheers. Tic mate then loudly called for. ", a
not then prssent bu casse in after. f. wiz ID
ray that when there az lives be sssed he ~ plsnty
of tine f,g IT, but ks too bSsy day TO "ea1 this
mccsIg.
The .e.nc wa largely attended By the solid man a
the ~ and there an evident intention to DO ssne>nx
hara.ome r the.e robIehearted hsroes Of the ooesa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

RAILROAD PRoJEcr. The citizens of oldva,er. Mich
are ssi;ang Ge sub ec, OF railroad from For wayoe
lid Grand Raids, passing through that pace Ds;'e
Creek cpd Hastings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
TESTIMONIAL TO CAPT. FITCH.

In pursuance Of public notcea meeting WA ,sld ..
Ih The Merchants Exchange Thursday the 18th inst, a
- y NJ to take into consideration the mertorous CON-
du duct Capt FrcH his officers and crew IN relieving t
on oces passengers and Of the ship Winchester suu
at at sea ON her passage from Liverpool Boston, The
m meeting was called to order by WALTER H. Josss Eua
uI upon whose motion p PERT Esq appointed Chsir
IN man ARrHrh LZ,RY, Esq, Secretary.
The following resolution offered by RICHARD BxIa
r. ESQ.,, and unanimously adopted:
Hesoed That foIlogin. gentl.men he ,.o.....s A..
q Committee I'D ,bs,
$ eeen ~ which The zstefIl synpsb
MShy -h De openly and strongly
The ohces sgd sailor. steamer and -
'9n mttee BE- antbonzcd 70 add - their lumber =
w a. Aapn"sI jas Phillips. W Sherman
Ibos Tile u. G.. ooShre. PERI
Jsa Shepherd Kr.,. a.
! Richard -t.a,rt Rrox-Ff :
| John H. BgouWer David Ogder
! ~ ~ ne - =; n coiAns, lhss. H. Marshall.
Z. ". FEter No ~ oyr,ey D."1.'
Royal PHI he D.nn..r Iusr ' 80 '''''"''e'
The following resolution was then offered by WAlTtt
X. JOSH, Esq. I
H''fd, INT it COMMITTEE 11,horled 10 preseDt
=. o. aIfr ~ son ~ Cap. BCDLcw the ship Nonm..L
to< non me an-LLsbtsd q r1.s.
su.f - saved from he English xfaat ship ssn.xI
Wssfss' 10 ts..s-e from 5fest Bdtsla Australia
I'm a}f FopsTfs ofihe snip srd.ack Capt ss
-~1 r. nfteers AID erews who recently given les
In meeting then adjourned Due.
AsIEys LEaEy rec. PFnIJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

tafe 81 Victor b. Rice IL tie incumbent Tor full tsrm
Of three yeaIs and-not for Tie ourrest year only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
TuE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
.,.cNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ppo.' WASHINGTON.

sra'l ''''''' WAsnrsoros Thursday, MAY = 1851
=, Tennessee. made an able speech
NJ Nebraska swindIe. The northern Nebras'
,gin" s.eI .basbed when they reflect that four
bsf' reDnesseeans Indignantly spurn their bad ia'n
esn' xortb. The opponents of the iniquty are In
% me.;;. Old Bullion is hopeful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
The Mirror assures Us thst the samuel F Butter

" Firnl united ist Us y
Kslyins round Cur Liberty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-08
RYTELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, Feb 6--Thesteamers Natchez. Lah-
Tuna, Chas Belcher, Mohlcan, Saxon Crescent.
and three others, burned at New Orleans. on the
4th, also, all the freight on board and good deal
on the Levee. Loss nearly million of dollars
| BosroN Feb g. The steamer Arabia arrived here
| to-day, and was Immediately boarded by the Gus
tom house officers, and the passengers and baggage
SEARCHED.
I Great distress prevails in Ireland on account of
the severity of the weather and the high price of
provisions. At Carrica and Limerick, riots are
feared.
FRANoE.-Negotiations are in progress to pur-
! chase seven steam ships from the English Company,
to form line to America The steamers to be at
! the disposal OF the Government when not on line
Senator Maitland died at Paris on the l7th
The ice on the Danube has disappeared
Napoleon has written an autograph letter to the
Sultan, respecting the Sinope affair, assuring Turkey
| of his support.
1t is reported that Gortschakoff has orderedlthe
officers not to attack the Turks, except with supe
rior forces.
The London Morning Chronicle publishes ades-
patch from Vienna, dated the 10th, which SAYS ad-
vices from St Petersburg of the 8th state that there
were preliminary indications OF rupture with
France and England and the recall of the Ambassa-
doris. This is authentic.
LOUISVILLE, Feb THE river is falling slowly.
6 feet scant in the canal, II feet on the falls.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 6-Weather clear and cool The
river is stand and still closed, with little pros
pect of its opening for several days without rise
of water
Flour rs 90 for guaranteed. Wheat, fairto
prime red l 20 40; white 40 to l so Corn,
81. Holders ask 55 to 60. Oats sales at Al
holders ask y to 49, Whisky %; Mess Pork 10;
Lard 81. Nothing reported in tobacco.
CINCINNATI, Feb 6, P.M-River fallen six inches
since noon Flour S7-closing firm; Pork, Mess I3,
runp9, bulk sides g. shoulders E Lard, No l, key,
81
NEw-Yo Feb 6-Ohio Flour %: speculative |
demand. Corn advanced 3 cts; held / to J. pork |
active;-Specuators demand, Mess lG; prime Is 81
Dbl. Lard l0k
CINCINNATI, Feb THE river has fallen ten
inches since last night. Flour firm at 81. Bulk
sides, &C.; shoulders 4aa5. Bbl. lard 81.
PIrTsBURo, Feb -Four feet scant in channel
and falling slowly.
New YORK, Feb. Flour advanced &c. Corn
prices SITTER but not quotable higher.
WASHINGTON, Feb THE vote on Ghase's mo-
ton to strike out the section from the Nebraska
bill repeating the Missouri Compromise, was lost in
the Senate.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 6-Ten steamboats, nclu-
ding the magnificent steamers Chas. Belcher, Liai-
Tunah, Mohican and Japan were burned so severe
ly as to be worthless The steamer Sutana, with
Madame Sontag on board was on fire, but the boat
and lady escaped. Five whites and thirty-two ne
groes persisted. All the freight on the boat was
destroyed. A barge fully loaded with produce, was
destroyed, with large amount on the levee The
loss is estimated at nearly million.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-08
-x,suvIIIE LADIES COLLEGE.
DIR. WIN. MeLANE.
INDIAN AND GERMAN ROOT DOCTOR.

ID ESPECTFULLY announces 10 the citizens of Nashville
N and vicinity that he has returned again after RESI-
dence of fourteen years in the South and
Gated himself in South Nashville at the corner OF Wask
ingon and Pearl streets where he may all times befoan
by those who may wish to consult him.
He has in his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying the permanent cure o. N
most distressing cases Of the following diseases,
vous Affections Liver Complaints, DysPepla Chi anu anu
Feysrs PIeurises Asthmas, Colds, Coughs Ine
snurrtions Rheanasms, Weak Lungs, Elts Dropses;;
Cancers Ulcers Scronlous, Hemoptass OF ne NJ 1.
other Henorages Diarrha Diseases o. Ia IF chill
curia and Venereal Taints OF the booo' IN de h,
man system 4, -,,b he attended, IN ovsr ten
m McI4e hopes from his much experience in the hsd
pfon and the degree Of success that has attended
ca 80 hrsto,re 10 Obtain the confidence and patronage
of the sick and afflicted. nm ,r-,, ur.NR
Nashville Feb ely. Dh- " ~; N, %cl t;,1s
EAIlLettersaddressed,p postpaid, o. SCUM "AsH'"'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-08
A NEW ClMR


We have received from the New York Comb
Company specimens of the Combs which that COM
pany is now manufacturing from India Rubber
Their Combs are remarkable for their neatness and
durability, and if we mistake not, are destined to
supersede the shell and horn comb. They possess
greater elasticity. retain higher polish, are not
affected by grease or water, and consequently do
not warp or split Besides there advantages, the
price does not exceed one-third the cost Of she'll
combs of the same quality. These considerations
cannot fail to give them widespread popularity
The New York India Rubber Comb Company"
is the only in the world, and it possesses the
exclusive right for the United States under Good
years patent We invite the attention of mer-
chants and others to the company advertisements
in another column.