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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-18
DISSOLUTION.

NBE Copartnershib heretofore existing between the
subscribers under the Stvle Of RA MAZE CHURCH
Sas dissolved the 9Th instant by auiual cnDsent
All accounts due the late r are be paid to !. Ram
lgs, who will pay ell claims against the firm
JOHN RAMAGE,
auzI5 ). CHURCH,
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Doct0r&10O9land's
CELEBRATED
0LAR1lAM D1WIPIaB9o
DR.. C. NJ JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL SPECIFICALLY ouBs
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaundice,
Chronic or Nervous DEBILITY D'sssses Of the Kidneys ana
al diseases arising from a DisOrdsrei
LiUer or Stomach.
Such
COnstIps-
ton, Inward Piles,
.F Fullness or Blood TO the
Head, AcldIty of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Fullness weight the Stomach, Sour
EructatJons Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit
Of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing. FUttefng al the Heart ChO4k
ing Sudocsting Sensations lying posture, DIN
ness Of Vision Dots WeOs before the sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of PerSp
ration, YelIOwness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in The SIDE Back, Chest, Limbs,
sc, &c, sudden Flushes of
Heat Burning IN 5he Flesh,
Constant lnGglnlngs
OF EvI and great
depression OF
Spirits.
The proprfetor in calling the attention Of the pubc II
this preparation does with feeling of the
idence in lis virtues and adaptation 70 the diseases for
which it is recommended
40 and untried article, but that has stood
be test of ten years trial before the American people
oar tens extant The testimony It's favor gwen bv III,
ost prominent aud well known Ply scians and Individ
ais IN all parts OF the country, mueAse The follow
log from your Sate rs respectfully submitted refer
ng any one who may still doubt to nv MeIncrahIi a.
er P actcal Receipt Book, tor Farmers and Families l.
20 had gratis Of all the Agents tor the German Btters
Principal Otce sad Mandatory, l2O Arch ST. Phlads
pais, Pa ,., -.--
TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
DR. X b SCARBOROUGH, Dover, Tennessee. August %
1853 saws: have sod all the German Bltters :, have
sent me- and if the preparation connues TO DC as rnuc
NOD as it kGs doRs Il IgA Be tie 5st medicine eocr slg
here"
L. opaRAss Sparta, Tennessee August 20 1883 saws.
am pleased that your German Buers has given
abstraction in every instance where it been ed"
b. T. hOLLINs, HilsborOugh Tennessee august % 1883
avs am pleased state that the German Btters has
gwen general satisfaction
DR. FARO Il Bro, Knoxville, Tennessee 9th Aprl
.55l said: Your Bitters selling very fast sud
ery person that has used it. tar We have been able
10 iearn has been benefited
] w FRANKLIN q Co, Gallatin, Tennessee December
80 1850 SAID: The firm viii more of your Bit
ers soun Us Of the partners thinks great rne
cine"
RS HARpr Bolivar. Tenuessee, September Is 1879
aid: There great your Bitte-s here please
send another lot soon
~ Thev are entirely FtgtaJ free from all niurous
Ingredients always strengthen the system syer pros
IraJe IT.
t Sold by dealers in Medicine and Sioreksepers ev.
,g- Sold in Nashville by Berry DemovilIe Brown &
Grubbs Ewin Brothers, h G. ScOvel and dealers in mel
generally I'm -h1n'ss-4tv-Ig
TIGAnS, CIGAR. 1890 vA,.a a., glig I-I--.s
I } we'll asSoried. Received this day by
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FEW IMPROVEMENT.


ELECTRIC MILL.
Portable Plauts ion Corn Feed Fo.rsay rrsf1 y. -.
iReIuted 4om the bsst eua4ty Of F,srcs. E,,-, =
Ellhk Mill. SIUNkS. u aii
- sizes hard and made 70 YA -fsag
risr,. smut. .-siills, Mil lrons. HDN
&il Gearing, Be6ne Hossfg NIs@@S7S
l1drRS yul-lng Screws. Soree1
1irs, Lsuse, irous Piaster of - AeA -
Paris. Dutch Anker Brand ~ Tk1nt
Boiling Cloths, Of al Enni- ANfs4HWAl %
JerS. &4ka skss3zks,A
All art eles sold BY me warrsui 'l-z34
ed 70 be u the best guility, or tie - -
Money refunded. s 81
MiisTs, MhlWrghts Farmers and oths-s are rrspeot-
llv invited &c examine my stock before pcrchzzng s,s
theFa
All orders and eommuncstious promptly attended -
JOHN W. BRADFORD,
eeh7-en'~twIY Cor. BreAd and Hgh sts, Nashville
FAEUA Biz EARa FOR SALE.
ENhE subscriber intending offers TOR sale, pr
vIislyl his tract OF isad Wing IN the county q
lonIghmery -dIately the telegraph road frum
Nashville CiarkSvis 81 miles the nFmer, and IL
eIles from the latter and sS mics sOJth Cf Port hoyA
Hnis, eoEaining ~ aeres ahcu AZ 20 op aEd, y
Od STATE o. cultlTaiiOD; the balance vel hmbe.sd.
lhe Improvements consist Of comfortable oWsag good
'egro Cables vi stone chaaeys srgs tobaeeo b@na.
-1Od stables, crib and oLhRr necsssars ORshosse4
'pPie ana peach orchards, &e a Ls a.lng sprlnE.
INC 40 Abundance II stock Wafer
The land les we'll aaY tir5ered uplzso Ia ths
onn.y OF the same size, aad veil adapted tue groEsA
eorp, wheat. Oats and sob=csOl Terms libsrai
JOHN DORTCH
For iniOrmatOn cosesrninz the land ! would
eter 10 Mssrs Gave Johuson sad Wn DOrich Of
nile; &hbt MoC uTs of Csr ksvs Rosco Deksrson and
h4via Al CHRISTIAN Of Todd eoHDty Ky. I ,soaid also
tate. that there tract Of I6 ed ians Nhioa
eaa bought with the above land If desired vided
~ as 70 sui' purchasers ie2s b. d
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SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
IETE have Just received additsns supply of the Ice
w Cream FreeZers, for making Ice Cream in SIX
MINUTES.
Common FreeLers and Tubs;
Ice Water Pitchers, Ice Picks and Mallets
Preserving Kettles: Hammered and Cast Brass;
French Porcelain Kettles and Sauce Pans;
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans;
Fruit Cans of all Sizes for putting up fruits and
vegetables j1nes SNOW MACKkNZlE& i CO.
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Reduction Of E'reights
FROM NEW YORK TO CHARLESTON

lICIhtLhI q
COTTON FACTORS,
CoMHIsSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
Br0lpny " GyJ C-aILestJR, S. o
ITTILL trend p,omp'iy to the of all kinds Of Pre-
w duce to the receiving and forwarding of goods,
TO the filing Gf orders in this market --t
The Steamship Companies having reduced freighh
Sc per foot makes this the che aud ckest rou
by which TO ship tiood- e Tennessee. Aiabana Ken
tucky from the Northern OF les All ip and iurS srdn
charges will fellow tie guads their destination jeIS
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HAVING sold 10 my partner, Mr. JOHN RAMAGE, eli
i my interest in the late hrm OF Ramage and hursh
n st cordially recommend him 70 my friends and toe
public every way worthy of their conhdsn and Patrna
ge and earnestly solicit for him c0Et Of their
custom heretofore literally bestowed upon R. q q
Nashville, AGg. 15. 1855. X. 5. CHURCH.
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ihHUU III = SlA Ill, Y no.
PATENT LEE CREA IL FREEZER.


PATENT ICE CREAH FREEZER,
extraordinary and astonishing improvement In
- Cream Freezing; viii fIseze sT BHtftes by SIN
Gle sni e giant application of we'll known principles pro-
ducing TINS desirable and surp S'ng result. chh OF
ten Years Il without difficulty.
THREt SILVER MEDALS
sHar nv the MARYLAND Institute, and first class dplo
tine Metropolitan hechsncs' Institute attest The
superiority Of this apparatus over all others.
As further aud convincing proof the exoellenss OF
his Freezer, the undersigned would state that
THOUSANDS
have heen sold since the patent issued For se by
asug5 >N''W NNCRFNEIF SEQ
4 PPLE PEELEItS.- Wy 3D.
~ dHchin b. which bushel OF Apples, Peaches, PO
tstes other articles of similar be SeAled
10 NO hour. For sale by
aug5. SNOW MACKENZIE AGO.
I AD,ro' BONNET TRUNKS;
IL Sup, Sole Lealter do;
DO do Ashland VsiiseS
do do ptain do.
A va ely of Black Zip Travelling T~Tnks. iust re-
ceivs by RAA1-SA CHCRgH,
jIy3l ~ College street,
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NOTICE.

THE De n o. Tv Late pat, sr . r. TGONTS rsudsrS
fr g. close The PsItuss shit ius aess
to:s;euson co7s-qupv, W clvf exfalrdrav 5srs ans
70 al s1sb 20 plirchase CACHES BaRUlJf,Hisor or
oUCGiES, VI zs1P,r OF quality
p. PECK
Sury; y;siEg pErtner Of p Z. PeeA 4 Co
Lover Market ST. aI-zg-iwd p
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HOT AK FU IN Az rs.
WE have just received from Boston supply of Chill
w SONS FURNA ES, and ere prepared to put then
up the best stye either for heating private residences
churches other public buildings.
The following are of the important improvements
attained by this invention Purity OF air, free from tb
burnt air red hot furnaces powerful
rangement for generating heat great durability of furnace
feet safety against setting buildings hTe which
theyare 0cIte1 may be set low CELLARS, and easily
managed.
To this Furnace awarded the Worlds Fair Prize
Medal in London in ISL having been considered in ~
respects supefIor the Furnaces offered from Russh,
Germany Norway and England
iunes SNOW, MACKE VIE Il CO.
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THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces thatbe viii
continue the boot and shoe business at the old stand
t2 College street. and soc.is continuance Of the liberal
p4trnnag ted 10 the late hrm OF Rimage Church
and for which he.endeFs ais sincere Than =
aueI JOHN RAMAGE--
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NlGAhS, CIGAR,.-zIyVU eA,.s a., gaia II.-.s
l } well assorted. Received this day by
aue2l, WkS5ELL d THOMPSON
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All orders and eonmuncstiOus promptly attended -
JOHN w BRADFORD
Hch7-en'~twIY Cor Brsad and High ss, Nashville
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PArENf SAD IRONS.
NNE OF the most valuable of iventlOne with which
~ the ironing TOR family be doue with five cents
worth of charcoal
Tia lors' and Box Irons;
Ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
Preserving Furnaces &c., &C.;
Iron Spoons, of all sizes
juneS SNOW, NJ ACKENZIE d CO
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Msrs, MilWrights, Farmers and Others are rpspeot.
lv invited tc examine my stock before Perehzzng sss
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2J Jew Banking House.

JOIN D. IAMEs. A. wHELEss DAVID D. JAM
JOHN ID. JAMES s. CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
ReXt Door 10 the Bank of Nashville,
NASHVILLE TENN
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SEQ bbis Rsci-fei WhiskeJ 70 do Holland Cia.
- b5is I'D Reserve do 80 do &siagA Wine.
50 do Mo- ong .hsis DO I0D cuz " ulis's Schiedan
% do bUuroOu 90 Schnapps
~ do feacn BrsndFi qlzT1er casks Psrs PoFt
l2 bbs ts"bir son co hiskT; uine;
6B bbls Amer Grand hi pipes Otsrd BrsF d.
For sale By SEYNUUk. FAANiAG Co, =.
jsz2 Co Her n ilket and Church Ssreets.
Proposals iOT LhesudI Usk BtTk.
NNFE contract .or ou= O., Usznd II Ches-
w nut Oak bark, delivered IN Nash vile, aunuzllJ
JuylT J. LVySDEN a GO.
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tts ~. I5 at.s.
Ny and alter he lsf 1T iuggs5 vi Or stis 10 fur
~ uisL un 5,gs p n d4y (flF Wb,a Flour 0als s3d
Corn) Per9us requirirg slss i pirsss sesd in tbaF
orders a. as early day as possible
ju12I r GORDDv 4 60
AND IS ARRANTS--H He-lre 5urinE and paying
i 1 the verv hiches: prices or LAM WARRANTS Per-
sens At distance having warrants o. 8si y scndins to
bv mail ,-ofbsrrise NAV dsnsnd getting tie ghess
prices which bsT cling otthe uls "a Nashville ard
te cash RENTED OF paid to nElsr
- HTER PFARIA co
COTTON OSH A URGS.
90 RALES su error No. Osusburss Just RECEIVE
sk4 j ed aud for s4se by
ang4 ~EYNOER TANNING 4 co.
T7ASH FOR WHEAT.-I want to p17eSase ar
u thousand bushels oi Wheat.
Iu5 A HAMILTON.
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MCCLURE d MARTIN,
Successors m Horton)
WI DLRsALE X TAIL MVsIG DEALERS,
No. AZ I,.,,,, Str, eft

JAS A. M'cLUR
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O000 BAMB0 aad Arkansas Fishing Poles; FIshe
AOOO men can PICK for themselves, for sale BY
4r h g SGOVEfL
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oHlcAoo PAPRRs.-THE TRIBUNE comes to
suarsed TO mammoth daily Of ten col
:. .1"s 70 Tue page, and is handsomely print
~ upv' new type. To the courtesy of a dali
y eAc0ange with it and with the Democrat
'sse''0r the most part indebted for our la.
s's intelligence.
!h1 JocRSALis wing paper which we re-
.'''s senl.occasionally. The editor took
Wa. "..s'0a to class the Hawk Eye in q recent
M, a'ie on Iowa affairs, as . Silver Grey
s Journal. In the two months we have
i..lsned the paper, we have uniformly mail
:" 'ne editors Of the Journal, who if
Wy ma taken the trouble TO read number,
y. .va'a nave discovered probably, that we do
''aod On any such platform.
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AcKNowLEDGxENrs.-W are indebted to
Messrs. Benton, CAMPBELL and Cook, of the
present Congress, for sundry books and val
liable public documents.
We are also under renewed obligation to
Messrs. CoRsE and MCFARLAND of the Iowa
Legislature, for sundry bills and reports.
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PRAIRIE FARNER.-This standard agricul-
'ufal work for December, is before US. 1t
"pl,n'ed at Chicago at 81 per year, and is
'0f'0 Ten times its subscription price to ev-
y! practical agriculturist or Horticulturist.
ucultivating but FIVE acres.
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CLOSING Our.-We call attention to the add
vertisement Of Mr.. Lane, of the Burlington
Music Store. He is located in the Barrett
House, and will exhibit articles in his line
With as much politencss, and sell at as low
prices as any other establishment east or
west. q ~
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CO We call the attention of our city and
country friends to the advertisements of Mr..
'Jno. S. David, in to-day's paper. He not
only offers fine assortment of Groceries at
Wholesale and retail, but is in the market for
the purchase of Produce, at current prices.
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To the Friends Of the Ha,ckeye:

40 W. ASsSseNS 49, ~~S~WssSSSs
The approach Of the New Year affords suitable
OCCASION FOR reminding our friends, as well in the
city Of Burlington, throughout the State, who aP
peciate our efforts to publish useful and accepta
bic pspsr, that word City spoken among neighbors
ana frsinds, would place us under renewed obliga-
.on,. and enlarge our sphere of usefulness. We
ae.eruissd oar paper ehall reflect the marvellous
multiplication and prosperity of our people, and the
ercwth ard beauty Of our city and State; and thus
nrsseas claims ppon the confidence and regard Of
The people second to no other.
Oar strenuous efcrts to deserve the support and
confidence Of discriminating public, have, to
e,o.de able extent, been acknowledged aud appre-
ei.ted. We have had steady increase in subscrip-
t;ons and constant and healthy improvement in
tbe business Of the Office. But lists do not
berss yetby several hundreds many they should
70 warrant the large outlay we contemplate making
in the spring for the improvement Of the Hawkeye.
At The earliest practicable moment il is our intention
should We meet with that encouragement which would
warrant ii, tn present our paper in shape worthy
az the first city ID the State and in all respects
least equal to any other paper published in any
city of our population East or West. In mechanical
execution, energy. and enterprise, we 90 not intend
10 Be beaten here or elsewhere. |
Will those who have in the short period of our
connection with this paper become satisfied of our
intention and ability 10 print useful and accepta-
bic journal, devote few hours to procuring sub
scriptions! Could they, by any possibility, spare
few hours for this purpose. it would place us under
great Obligations, and perhaps be the means of in
curing success to our enterprise!
Our terms are cash. We shall receive no subscrip
tions out Of the city, unless accompanied y the
cash.
Weekly Hawkeye $3.50
Tri-Wcekly =" single copy 400
Peoples 200
1000
1900
Dec. is. DURHAM & BROWN.
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nall. ..ssaeorated artist who crowedyso nat
tina ,aa1 the sun rose three hours before its
400, IRE recently painted picture OF the
idal;t, ~. ~ painted with such wonderful
d, t;, " nature tina. il cant be seen in the
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Premium Portable Engines.

fremIum Portable EnSlleS.
THE subscribers are now manufacturing five sizes
1 to wit: t. 6, 9, IL. and Is horse Power Locomo-
tive Boiler, Portable Engines which vastly supe
rior to any other Portable Engine made. Also, can
furnish sholt notice, Portable Circular Saw Mills.
of the most approved constructions and well ada pied
to be attached to the Portable Engines lich are ca
pable of cutting from six to twelve thousand feet of
lumber in 10 hours. For further particular address
P. W. GATES, & CO.. Eagle Works, Chicago I'll,
Chicago. Dec. 16. IS54-w&tw3m
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At COST for CASH,
NOTICE.
WAGON STILL RUNNING.

The subscriber will respectfully inform the pup
lie and his old customers particular that he hasJust
received and in full and general assortment oi
.ssnaa;as ma Provisions which will be cold cheaper
than the cheapest for cash only Please call and see
and satisfy yourselves and NOT be mistaken
Oct 7th, s54. WM. u. ANUnnoON'
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MAMMOTH
G i 0 I HIN G 8 I @ R i F.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
B EN-. T. ZEK;I Ell.

HAVE just eceised and opened my Fan and Win
i ter stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHiNC.
To which the attention of the public is respectfully
solicited. Having this season superintendent the man
ufactnre Of my stock, can recommend II as 70 ura
ty Of material durability of make and STYLE of cut
above any stock ever brought to this city. Amongs;
this stock will be found
COATS,
OF every description. Black and other colors Trock
and Dross Coats Beavercloth, Broadcoth Lion skin
Petersham, Felt, Whitney, Cashmere, Sattinet, and
Tweed business overcoats.
NTS,
Of black and fancy Doeskin and Cashmere, Tweed,
Beaverton and Other Pants. M
Fine cut silk Velvet and Plush Vests, Black and
Fancy Satin and Silk, Cashmere, Sattinet. cloth
and other vests.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Black and fancy silk and satin cravats and stocks,
pocket handkercheifs, white and fancy shirts silk
merino, flannel and cotton undershirts and drawers.
trunks carpet bags, gloves and variety Of furnish
ing goods.
With many thanks to the citizens Of Burlington for
Their past patronage, would solcita continuance Of
~, feellng confident in assuring them that if good
goods and nodIrat prices offer inducement, they
shall never leave my store dissatisfied,
Country merchants visiting Burlington for their
stock will do we'll to call and examine my stock, as
can assure them my prices will compare most favor
ably with those of st Louis any place in the West
b. EZEKIEL.
Jefferson street, door cast Of Coolbaau6h Brooks,
Bankers.
Sept. IA, "a.
ksASf NAT, or the Three Apprentices, with il
IL Illustrations, at VAN METRES
nov. Is.
Important 3 lLmtsrestingg
DEING DESTROYS Of reducing our present large aad
- commodious Stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes
Hats, Caps, Carpeting, &C., &C., take pleasure in
to our customers and she community at
arge, that before making Spring purchases; we
IRE now Offering Qua present Stock at Remarkably
Low Prices
indeed for Cash, at unprecedented w prices!
Thereby offering great inducements. We invite the
whole Country and City trade, and especially
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Who in the habit Of replenishing their stock west
# the Mississippi River MUM Il HUEY.
IN Main-st doors south Of Green, Thomas Co.'S
Burlington, dec. Is, 1854.
ME have fine assortment of BUSKINS and Oy.
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h.elsSV c'or,p said a young miss Of the high
ron y. acuesty school, sSma sent me to tell
Njns.aSa.' 81 sister Marie Euphemie Dulcy Louisa
vri,t - tnnoay june has got sore above the
'''s' OF her left foot. o., - 81 "a
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ri. I s.a Snob who feels something strike
~Ros -ihammy, my boy, ithent it waning
H. WIN blow gun}-ssDon't hit i'm in
''ao Jsm, it might kill 'im."
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THE WATER CURE JOURNAL.

AHE WAlEn CUR JOUKNAL.
The publications of the Messrs. Fowler and
Wells, are among the most useful. The Wa
ter Cure Journal is one of the best printed
papers in the United States, and contains
much valuable information. The world
takes too much medicine. All intelligent
Physicians are aware of it, but are MANY
times forced, to satisfy patients, to give medi-
cine, and do something, when to do nothing
would have been better. It is the province
OF the Journal to correct public opinion on
this point, rs we'll as to set forth the advan.
tag IS of the hydropathic treatment of disease.
1t is monthly publication at 81 per year
PHRENoLooIcAL JOURNAL This is also is.
sued from the same hcsse and in the same
style as the Water Cure Journal. The mum.
Der forJanuary, which is before us, is beau
aiui specimen of Typography, containing
number Of fine wood cuts. We notice a fine
portrait Of Thomas II. Benton, sketch of his
life, his personal appearance, &C., &c. The
reader viii find it richly worth the subscrip.
ton price ($l) even 70 an urbeliever in the
science.
~ s4. ~
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G.. M. CHERRY,

AAOusc 0aAuin8, nurHhxton, Iowa.
II AVING purchased the entire stock Of J. NJ. For
Ii the subscriber offers for the inspection OF the
public, full and complete assortment, which he ur
poses to sell at as reasonable prices as can be had
elsewhere in the State.
Cold Watches.
Goldand Lever Watches Is carets fine. S2a
English Lever Is carets fine; from $50 to Si2O
Silver Lever full jeweled, from SIS to x45
Cylinders from SOTO xI2
Detached Levers, and Lepine WATCHES, with
and without Hunting Cases, Full Jeweled, ard
eighteen calats fine. Gold fob, and waist chains, OF
every variety gold Slides gold keys, and SEALS gold
gold finger rings with diamond sets, and gold breast
pins with diamond sets, gold thmbles and gold spac
tacles All the above are not surpassed by anything
Of the kind in this market.
SILVER ware.
Silver lever watches, full iewcled L,.er and ev.,v
other variety of silver watches; Also YER pen hoi
des, with gold pens, and pencils, silver 81 oas tea
desert and table spoons. excellent artce; sugar
tnngs, cream spoons, mustard Spoons salt p ms and
SILVER mounted casters, and but knives a 4 the above
arc Recommended to be the genuine aru .cs.
Cutlery.
Kazors Of style and Of the best brands scissors
pocket k' ives dirks and Bowie knives and table cut
ery, also candlesticks, a very elegant article.
Musical Instruments.
ifes "A'
ClOCkS.
One ana eight day clocks of every size and quality
u New 1ork prices. Persons wishing anything in his
Inc, either at wholesale retail prices will do well to
sive him call before they make their purchases, as
he feels assured that he accommodate them on
Is reasonable terms, any house in the whole West
re also solcits those who want repairs done |
ther upon gold silver watches, .r god or silver
ware, to give him call he Processes to bave one of
ne very best mechanics in the west, and he warrants
III work that goes out of his establishment Old gold
nd silver bought or exchanged at the regular prices
lie invites the ladies to give him call and examine
us stock of jewelry.
Dec. 9, 1854