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Henry M. Fiske,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY

NNOULD inform the citizens of El Dorado County in
w general and MUD SPRINGS in particular, that he has
on hand large assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PALNJS and OILS as well Il full supply of the best
Patent Remedies usually found in Drug Establishments
Also, n large assortment Of the LATEST PUBLICA-
TONS, which he is receiving by every steamer, direct
from the publishers and which he will dispose at the
lowest rates.
91 StorePostofice Buildings Main St.. Mud Springs
January 4th, 1851. [l2fi
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DR.. ID. S. Smith,
Physician and Surgeon.

Late of the Hon. East India Companys service
Office on Main street, Coloma, next door to Zelners
Drug Store: Hours for consultation, from to IL A M
and to 6 p. NJ.
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Corner of Montgomery and Sacramento streets,
San Francisco.

ESTABLISHED FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF ALL PRIVATE
CHRONIC DISEASES AND FOR THE SUPPRESSION
OF QUACkERY.
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SACRAMENTO, Feb. Ist 1856
The undersigned has known Dr. Heinmann for many
years and vouch for his justly having earned rcpu
ton conscientious prudent experienced and skilfu
Physician and Surgeon and would therefore recommend
to all people to rely the implicit confidence in Dr.
Heinimanns skill and science. c. W.
1873 Third street, between J and X
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Auburn City......
Alvlso ............
Alpha ......... 80.
Antioch. ....
Belmont. go. ....
Benicia ...........
Bidwell's Bar. ....
Big Bar. ....
Big Oak Flat -.
Bodega ...........
Bucksport. ....
Buckner ..........
Bottle Hill. 80.
Cache Creek.....
Camp Seco ......
Camptonville. ...'
Cedarville ........
Charley's Ranch
Chico ............
Chinese Camp.
Clinton ...........
Columbia. ........
Colusi ............
Cold Springs. -.
Contra Costa.
Cordelia D.. ..........
Cosumnes. ...,
Cottonwood.
Coloma. .........
Carson Valley.
Crescent City,.
CurtiSville ........
Cherokee Flat. ...
Dnbhin'S Il anch
Don Pedro's Bar.
Double Springs.
Downieville ......
Drytown .........'
Dry Greek. -.
Diamond Springs.
FL Dorado ........
Elk Horn. ....
Elk Grove .... 80.
Elliott's Ranch.
Eureka .....
Elizabethtown ...
Empire Ranch. 80.
Lmory's Crossing.
I
Fosters Bar.
Fremont 80.
Fiddletown. n.......
Forbestown ......
French Camp. 80.
Forlorn Hope. ...'
Forrest City......
Foreman's Ranch.
Fourth Crossing.
Grafton .........
Garden Valley 80.
Georgetown ...,.
Gilroy. ..........
Goodyear's Bar.
Grass Valley.
Green Strings. 49,.
Green Valley. ...,
Grand Island. -.
Greenwood.
Garotte .........
Georgiana .... ...'
Hamilton 49,. ...
llaskell's Ranch.
llorr's Ranch. ....
llorsetown .... ...
Indian Diggings q.
lone Valley......
lllinoistown ......
Iowa Hill. ....
JamcStoW ......
jacksonville.
Jackson. .........
Johnson's h Ranch.. ..
Junction .........
kilna 80. So.
Knights Ferry -.
Lassen 5 S..........
Lagun Seca. 80.
Lewiston
Los Angeles.
Lisbon ...........
Lagrange. 80. ...
Alarysyille ...
Nlarlposa 80.
Michigan Bluffs.
Martinez ....
Marsh's Landing.
MaXwcll's Creek.
Mendocino ........
Merry Oaks.
Mission San Jose.
Mokelumne Hill.
Moore's Ranch 80.
Mormon Island
Monte 80. ........
Moons Ranch.
Monterey
Mountain NieW...
Mountain Springs
Murphy g. -. go.
Mount Ophir. ...
MonteZuma ......,
Milcrton. .........
Alonroeville ......
McDcrmott Bridge
Michigan Bar. -.
Maytield ........
Napa City...... 80.
Nashville ..... 80.
Nevada. ..........
Nicolas ..........
North Ranch. ....
Newton .......... .
Nelson's Creek ....
Obisbo.
Oak Springs. .
Opnirville. 80. ....
Orc City. ....
Orville. ............
O'Byrne's Ferry.
Ottitiewa ..... ....
Oakland. .........
Oregon House. go.
Park Bar........
Pilot Hill.
Placcrville ........
Pctalumu .........
| Pleasant Grove -.
| Putah h............
Punta dc los Beys. i.
Pleasant Springs. t.
Quartsburg..
kinggold.
Round Tent.
Rough and Ready.
Red Bluffs -. -.
Rattlcsnake Bar.
Russian River. -.
San Francisco. 49,.
Salinas ...........
sacramento.
San Diego ....
San Juan. 49,. 80.
San Luis Obisbo.. :.
San Jose. ..........
Santa Clara.
Santa Cruz. :
Santa Rosa.......'
San Ramon. ....t
Salmon Falls.
Santa Barbara ....i
San Bernardino. !
San Rafael. Il
San Lorenzo.
San Leandra.
San Pedro go. ....l
Shaw's Flat. =.
Shasta. ............s s
Sonoma. ..........s 5
Sonora a............
Steinbureger's ....s
Staples Ranch ...s
Stockton .... ...s
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POST OFFICES I'm cAr1EopNr.

] James Bowen.
Charles l. Frost.
A Rathbone.
A j Aston.
J ID Clarke.
NJ Flashner.
/ I Hooper.
B Woostrum.
. Coddington.
J w Butler.
J M Miller.
J Clarke.
lanes Buckner
M Jemison
A Mcdonald
| M Pawling.
3 I Brunda ge.
ieorge Thatcher.
Fred Peake.
J ohm Bidwell.
NJ /, B Graham.
} : Cook.
a ii llunnewoll.
VIM Vincent.
} M Groetscheiner.
I Gala CHER.
p o Lamorie.
w ID Wilson.
w Lane.
r F Davis.
J c Fain.
d c Lewis.
J NJ Root.
T NJ Daniels.
w w Dobbin.
Richard Smith.
D Thompson.
J Guernon.
A G Sheath.
X McAdams.
c N Notewarc.
J w Crichfeld.
A Merier.
J w Hall.
Mr.. Elliott.
Ii w Bean.
Lewis Stark.
$ Moody.
] w Everett.
J B Whitcomb.
. G. Brown.
d Townsend.
Nathan Plum.
r w Noble.
] Smith.
w Henry.
5 Foreman.
A c Bentzhoof.
A Updcgraph.
s Stewart.
A NJ Stowe.
A G Everett.
A G. Johnson.
+ Matthewson.
J h Tabor.
n NanTassel.
Thomas Eddy.
5 B Jaques.
& Tucker.
J NJ Sedwell
f N Burrows.
] Lefevre.
q ID Dickinson.
G. W Baker.
j w Gilbert.
J II Alvord.
B Brickell
} Colgan.
r A Nlardis.
q b Keys.
Bruce Husband.
w L O'kear.
John T Beener.
VIM Potter.
NJ Dent.
y p Mayhem.
George Ii Bull.
VIM Lewis.
. B Osborn.
8 W Applegate.
l. NJ Booth.
P w keyser.
J f Mcnamara.
p Ditts
Hiram Togg.
George kimball.
6 w Coulter.
l. w Fisher.
A {; llcndrco.
J J Y allejo.
J B Mckinney.
VIM Vincent.
d A Kneass.
Ira Thompson.
ieorge Eastman
VIM Curtis.
J Shumway.
] Barron.
A II Stevens.
J II Miller.
] T Hoyt.
Il II Hart.
X f. Pratt.
w f NlcDermott.
NJ Hamilton.
] OtIifsJn.
+ + Eaton.
J p Thurston.
w II Endicott.
t A Russell.
Z I Lake.
. Fisher.
J c Lewis.
= T Howell.
! ID Shoemaker.
D B Curtis.
! White.
r S Garland.
" Mccormick.
i ii Coe.
[ Gallagher.
Peter Rice.
& 5 Gaver.
\ } Bailey.
4 NJ Thatcher.
5 w Brown.
\ Kenyon.
2 Syloa.
[ L Andrews.
( II Itoerchner.
Gaines.
L Sargent,
E Slater.
X Little
J Bradway,
' Wood.
| G Head.
L Weller.
B Hill.
Forman.
! Lyon.
Breen.
' J Harvey.
w Patrick.
Cooper.
| J Share.
: G Hahmann.
V Russell.
Downcr.
! r Fisher.
} n Thomas.
J Skidmore.
ohm Wood.
V VanWagne
: Alexander.
A Lank.
Lemon.
liller.
w Patrick.
Thatcher.
J Staples,
F Conner.
~ IIlf
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. l. ldctI. j
.El Dorado c.
Santa Clara.......A
... Nevada. a...........A A
Contra Costa. j
San Francisco. 80. N
... Solano. II
-. Butte. ............B B
Trinity ...........W "
...Tuolumnc ........J
..Sonoma. J
...Humboldt J
Sacramento j;
-. lei Dorado. -. ]
-. Golo. "A
.Calaveras. II
...Yuba.............E ... .E
-. El Dorado 80. &c
Butte. 80. .... f
. :. Butte ....Jt
... Uuolumne 80. M
-. Nevada. ..........J
... Tuolumne .... A
-. Colusi ............N v
. .lIl Dorado j
Alameda T
-. Solano ............P Z
-. Sacramento. "
Shasta. v
=. FL Dorado .... .... r
-. El Dorado =. ....J
... Klamath ...... I'D
Tuolumne .... ....J
-. Butte ............T
Y lba. "
.Tuolumne .... go. II
E. Calaveras. -. ID
=. Sierra ............J
.Calaveras. "A
-. Yuba. .R
S. lei Dorado 80. &C
-. Ell Dorado .... ....J
-. Contra Costa. "A
...Nacramento. j
sacramento. N
Humboldt. II
... Plumas L.
-. Yuba. IS
6. .Nuba. j
..Nuba. j
-. Nolo -. .............N "
.El Dorado ID
-. Butte. N
... San Joaquin. .R
... Mariposa ..... ....J
Sierra. "
h. .Calaveras. :
:. .Calaycras. A
-. Nolo. "A
-. IL Dorado s
.El Dorado A
Santa Clara. 4
...Sierra ............A \
Nevada. ..........I. ].
-. Tuolumne j
... Ell Dorado N
.Colusi.. r
.El Dorado S
Tuolumne .... &C
... Sacramento. J
-. Butte .............F l.
l.. .Sutter er............J J
-. Stanislaus 80. &c
... Shasta ...........G
.El Dorado j
.Calaveras. ........J
Placer ............B b
-. Placer ............J J
r Tuolumne .R
.Tuolumnc ........G
.Calaveras. .... .... L
L.. .Sutter v
Y uba. j,
-. Shasta ...........V V
80. San Joaquin C
g.. Butte. Y
:. Santa Clara. C
. :. Trinity. v
Los Angeles. "
Placer .G
Stanislaus .... Ill
Nuba. ..... .....P
-. Mariposa. a...... ....J
. Placer ...........P u
Contra Costa. ...II
:. Contra Costa. &c
<. .Nariposa.. a...... &c
Mendocino. i.
San Joaquin. A
{. Santa Clara.......J
.Calaveras. .... ....J j
. E. I oluSl.. .... "
:. Sacramento .......D
Los Angeles. ..... Ir
:. Colusi. G.
-. Monterey "
Santa Clara. j
IS. Placer. j
. =. Calaveras. .... So. A
-. Mariposa. &C.. J
Tuolumne 80. !
... Alariposa. a...... 80. /,
.Colusi ............R Il
ge. san Joaquin. ..... v
:. Sacramento. ..... \
=. Santa Clara......J
-. Napa. .... .... 80. +
lei Dorado .... .... j
Nevada ..........V v
Sutter r
.Calaveras. -. L
.El Dorado ........ v
Sierra. J
sacramento C
.Tuolumne. E. g
Placer d
=. Butte. 80. G
-. Butte. 80. Il
.Tuolumne. "
e. ; iskiyou .Cl
=. Alameda -. t
Yuba p
.Huba ............E e
.El Dorado ........A
.El Dorado "A
.Sonoma ...........S
Sacramento .......A
Solano ............E
J.. Marin r
;. .Calaveras. RI
.Mariposa .........J
.El Dorado. j
Nevada. j
y. Nevada j
:. Shasta. ...........S ;
Placer. y
.Mendocino -. H
San Francisco. &C
Monterey. ....J
Sacramento. f
=. San Diego. &c
:. Monterey. p
. San Luis Obispo. T
=. Santa Clara, j
Santa Clara. F.
. Santa Cruz.......H
. Sonoma. i
. Contra Costa. w
.El Dorado ........J
:. Santa Barbara .G
. San Bernardino. ID
. Marin E. S
L. Alameda. .... 10
. Alameda. .........W w
Los Angeles. g
.Tuolumne go. J !
Shasta. ta............J |
Sonoma. MI
Tuolumne .... go. u
San Francisco. &c :
San Joaquin. ...... d ,
San Joaquin. Z
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BOUNTY LAND.

FL Dorado Bath House and Shaving Saloon.
MAIN STREET, CoLoNA, OPPOSITE BAKERS HOTEL.
NWTARM and Cold Baths be had at this establish.
w ment from A. NJ. to p. NJ, with clean linen
and good attendance.
The undersigned having reted the Ell Dorado Baths in
an elegant manner socitS a share of patronage.
J. SMALLWOOD.
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WELLS. FARGO & CO. 5

-Ezs g. . - Z .Egg g 20 s. SIS
J0int Stock Company - Capital $500, 900.
DIR n ORS,
HENRY WELLS, WILLIAM G FARGO,
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON. JAMES Mckay
ELIJAH 2. WILLIAMS, A. REYNOLDS,
EDWIN b. MORGAN. d. \. BARNEY
WILLIAM ]. PARDEE.
D. y. BARNEY, President.
Thomas NJ. JAYNEs, Treasurer.
JAMES MChAY, Secretary.
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AWo SPRING WAGONS FOR SALE-One Elliptic
springs Tor one or two horses; the other, half Flip
tic Springs, for one horse
co,.. n. J.C. BROWN.
"''o'""' "c'' w, 1000 46
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BILE on EXCHAUGE F0R sALE ami


BILLS OF EXCHANGE Fer SALE ON
Adrian, Mch. Marion, 0.
Alton, Ill., Marshall, Mich.
Anderson, Ind. Michigan City, Ind.
Ann Arbor, Mich, Middietown. ..
Auburn, N Y. Milwaukee, Wis.
Battle Greek, Mich. Monroe, Mich.
6eIolt, W IS. Mt. Vernon, q.
Belvdcro, Ill. Newark Q.
Binghamton n. Y New York, N. Y.
Bloomington. III. Niagara Falls n, Y.
Boston, Niles. Mich.
buffalo, N. Y. Norwalk o
burlington, iowa: Oberin. q.
Cambridge, Ind. Oswego, N. Y.
Canandaigua, y. \. Owego, n. Y.
Chicago, Ill. Panesyile, o,
Cincinnati, q. Peoria ILL.,
Cleveland, O. Peru III.
Columbus, q. Peru, Ind.
Corning A.: Y philadelphia, Pa
SraWfordsvllle, Ind. IiqUa, y.
Davenport, Iowa. Pontiac, Mich.
Dayton, .. Pottsville, Pa.
CeiaWare ~; Providence, H. |.
Detroit Mich Quincy, III.
DoWagiac, Mlch. Racine, Wis.
Dubuque. Iowa. Reading, Pa.
IJuilAlIk, N. y. Richmond, Ind.
Lig!n, Ill: Rochester, n. \.
Ekhart, Ind. Rockford, Ill.
Elmira, y. \. Rock Island, III.
Iyria, q. Sandnsky, ..
Erie, Pa. Shcboygan, Wis
Fond du Lac, Wis. Sidney. o.
Fort Wayne, Ind. Silver Greek, \. Y.
Freeport, III. South Bend, Ind.
Fremont, O. Springfield, III.
Galena, III. Springfield, o.
Geneva, y. Y ST. Louis, MO-
Green Castle, Ind, Stonngton. Conn.
Hamilton o. Syracuse. n. y.
Indianapolis, Ind Terre Haute, Ind.
Jackson, Mich Iifin, O.
GAINESVILLE, Wis Toledo, O.
halamaZoo. Mich Troy, o..
kenosh2, Wis Orb INA. 0.
Mention. O. Utica, n. Y.
he9kuk, Iowa Waukegan, III.
Lafayette, Ind Wcstfed, N Y.
La sale, III. West Liberty, ..
Lewiston, NJ Y. Winchester Ind.
Lockport, n i. Xeuia O.
DRAFTS on CANADA, PAYABLE
montreal, Quebec, Hamilton, Toronto, London
DfahtioId' St Catharnes, Chatham.
Our connection in New York with the
American Express Company,
throughout the Western States with the
National Express Company,
through the Northern part Of New York. Vermont, and
Canada East With the
Harnden Express,
throughout the Eastern and Southern Sats enable ne
offer unequaed facilities for the transmission of packages
parcels and valuables to and from the Atlantic States
We also run daily Expresses throughout the Northern
Middle and Southern Mines, and Oregon.
Branch Mint for coinage
Our regular semmonthy Express for the Atlantic
States Europe and Canada is dispatched the lst
10th Of each MONTH by the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany, the Nicaragua Steamship Company and the Indie
pendent Line of Steamers in charge Of Special Messen
gers, by each steamer, going and returning
WELLS, FARGO & Co,
Coloma, April D. 1886, 20tf
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feb23-13-3n

To show that DR.. EIeimiamn is not only perfectly
acquainted with the treatment of tho above mentioned
kinds of diseases, but that he is thoroughly educated
practical and experienced Physician and Surgeon capable
of curing patients which others have given up hopeless
the following testimonials from well known and respectable
citizens of California submitted to the public Names
proclaim their truth and authenticity before the world
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10

PRESENTATION or FLAGs.-The presentation
of oolors to the American Guards aud Union
Straigbtouts yesterday at the residence OF Mrs
Robert Woods. was a very foe. and enthusias
tic affair. A largo concourse Of people, con,
sisting of many Of the fairest daughters OF
Tennessee and large number OF our best citi
zens, assembled TO witness the ceremonies oi
presentation.
The colors for the American Guards were
presented by Miss McGavock in beautiful
address, and received on behalf Of the company
by Lieut.. W. s. Simpson in a most appropriate
and well conceived reply.
The colors for the Slraighouts we're present.
cd by Miss q. Ford in very neat address, full
of spirit and elegance, TO which Mr.. E. Bax-
ter responded 10 very handsome manner on
behalf Of the company upon receiving the flag
After firing salute 10 honor Of the fair do
nors, and giving hearty three times-three,
the military companies took up the line Of
march for the depot 10 receive the Union Ran
gers from Tank.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10

The RHoS ARrIn this wonderful age, Art lays her
touches almost everything The ceilings
and the carpets tread on, hallowed by Art Art
winds the railway through the mountains and III. mud;
makes her machines Of wood ard iron, to act with
knowledge and annhates with lightning tameddown
to the uteedge Of boy Nothing too lofty for her nuch
nothing humble. ne proof Of this old conviction
has just fallen under notice. in the shape OF CATIAR
TIC Pull from the Laboratory Of that world renowned
Chemist, DR.. CO.. AYR.
understand the subject he has carried that article
the farhest perfection Of which Is capable Inseaa
employing Drugs in its COMPOSITION as we have always
thought the necessary and only way he has with
skill extracted the virtues Of the medicine to be
poyed and combined them alone in their purity togehg
The compositions then mixed and rolled by machinery
steam power into speold pill which wrapped IN an en-
veope Of geane for protec ion from the effects Of weather
or time then thcky coated with sugar. serve as 10
passport the palate Notwithstanding all he lAborec
perfection they offered to the Public than one
centeach However humble the department think this
may safe characterized the contamination of Art in
It's slime OrTIisg Nstes, BAH.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
Marshal in Chief.

SPEECH OF Col. w. II. DEWITT.-This ster-
ling American orator delivered one of the
most stirring speeches before the Young Mems
Fillmore and Doneson Club of this city, at
Fireman's Hal, on Wednesday night last, which
that body has listened to during the canvass.
Notwithstanding the very short notice given
of the meeting, there were a goodly number
of people 10 attendance, who were highly
pleased with the remarks of the eloquent
speaker. He shaved up the position OF par
ties in a mastery manner; exposed the falla
cies and subterfuges of the sham democracy 10
the abuse of Willard Fillmore, and paid high
tribute to the principles of the American par
ty aud their noble candidates. Col. d. recent
ly answered the Hon. Lynn Boyd, and pretty
effectually spiked this great gun of the Ken
lucky democracy. Boyd a Ia johnson tried to
show Willard Fillmore to be an abolitiOnist,
and quoted those same votes TO sustain The stale
and oft-repeated charge, concluding with that
on the Creole case as his browning evidence.
Dewitt read the vote on him, showing the
people that Boyd voted the same way at the
same time, as well as the son of q sainted
father" and otner Southern men. Col. DIS
speech on the above occasion is represented as
a complete triumph. His speeches are full of
the fires of eloquence, as we'll as convincing
argument.
j. L. Rains, Esq, followed Col. Dewitt on
Wednesday night, IN few pertinent remarks.
The audience was remarkably attentive aud
enthusiastic throughout.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
ORDER OF PROCESSION
FOR THE
GRAND AMERICAN MASS MEETING


MARsHAL-IS-cHIER AND AIDS.
MUSIC
MarsAas for the Lades--H. NJ NeEwen. Henry Nancy,
WI Twin, y. Foster chenthAn.
l. Aged matrons Ia carriages with their banner.
Thryone carriages with Ladies, aud banners repre-
Narshals-E N. Patterson and A. MnamL
8 DeleEAtons iro@ ether States.
4 Delegations fron counties In Tits State.
Mnrshals the Military Joel A. Battle, Thoa. r Smiley,
A. Tyler, George DaFdsn, Joha D. Horton.
hussc
g. TIE Military.
Marshals cor cIubs-M Vaughn. NJ ~ Cox O. G. Bradford
VIZ. Horn, ST.. T. ~. EasL
6 Fuiuaors and Doneson Clubs.
hArshAls for si,issss-Je.spA W. Ho,ton. G. osnssr,
EArthmAss Shelton Denoss
!. ostinsns on Zoo.
8. Ladies IN Carriages.
.. eitEeRa Horseback.
LINE or MARCH.
The procession WI form Al soeleek, A. NJ on NE absEe
streets and dowa spring (chu-chl Chsvy.
cherry Cedar Cedar 90 the squArc ar0and the
sQuAre 70 AArks street. End cut hArkv % ne oOnvsatoa
Lsdlss r,prs.surinE States 10 Carriages. yin sra on
Dslssssas iO Osssr states AID counties ia is saa,s
81 BeutA epraoe street.
Ths AIliAry wii tern On soaA Vine street
The Fillmore aad Dpnsison oiues v ieEa % south Hgh
csts<ns On Foos on soasA suumer street
Ladies IN Cnrnages ca foath Cherry street
cssbs hoEsebaeE win form IN she rear 81 Ladies N
Carriages
salute Of hlry ous guns vbs AIRED a aaY break and
and nigkI srE ri 20 T. cQckalLL,
hu. =; ooeEsal, a,a..
Wa. 1. FetTsa.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
- % . %

The Military Companies for the pro-
cession to-day will form on the Corner Of
Church and South Vine, under the COM
mand of Joel A. Battle, Andrew Tyler,
George Darden, John d. Horton, and
Thomas I. Smiley.
The Companies are requested to be in
position at 9 o'clock.
STERLING R. COCKRILL,
Marshal in Chief.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10

ASorHER DRUG SToRE.-By referring TO our ads
vertising columns, il will be seen that new firm
has been formed and new house opened in this
city for the sale of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumes
Fancy Articles, &c. The gentlemen of the firm
are Mr.. James Beach, formerly OF the house Of
Beach and Fleming, and Sam. A. Baker, well
known for long time as an employee in the house
of Stretch Peck. These gentlemen both have
large experience practical druggists, and possess
excellent business habits and tact They may
safely be relied upon in every particular, and we
trust they may meet with the success which they
deserve.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10

The London Atheneum desotes two pages
to Irvng's delightful lite of Washington, which
is highly extolled. IL is termed " the best
memorial that has been devoted to the name Of
Washington, the plainest of heroes and the
most magnanimous of lnen-the one great gen.
eral of America
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10

CLARK's RAILROAD SALooN.-The restaurant
of friend Clark just above the Square on Front
street is decidedly a point of attraction. His
rooms are finely fitted up, while his tables are
beautifully supplied with an endless variety of
good things and all the palatable delicacies that
a fastidious appetite can crave. This popular
resort is open at all hours and repast can be
served up in the best manner upon very short
ootica Nv
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Pianos and muslc.-ws learn that Hora

Pianos and Music.-ws learn that Horace
Waters SIS Broadway Y agent or the sale of many
othe most celebrated makers Of Pianos and Melodeons
Offering them At prices which sevsss all who desire 10
purchase avail themselves Of He is also selling his large
and veknown Catalogue Of Music At onethird OF from the
regular prices and vI Orusrd he free q PassAse
HIS osrs The trade teachers, sud shoOs Of tAs
favorable eharaesFa Of which he wiz b able al 70 the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horass water' Pianos known anong the very best
We enabled 70 speak Of thOss Instruments wh
degree Of condolences nom personal tnossdss Of their
sslsnt tone and durable qaalliy.-K y. Eeaa9sifa
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Arc You getting RnId 2

Isyour hair turning greyi Do you wish cultivate good
whkers and moustachess Your hair be so silky and
gossyt Your head be COOL comfortable and free dsnd
ruaP MOthers your children to have uxurant heads
ofhairf Then BoOLxs HYFKRres FLUID, which nerey
in its unerns effects Prices % cts 80 cts rs cts and
o. 80 per bottle. BOgle's Balm Of cytheIa stands unr
vailed for Graduating lad pimp!es and identifying The
complexion. Price 80 Cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Bo-snn. and sold By Druggists everywhere.
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CRooKER's Millinery EsTABLIsnMENT.-Yes-
terday was the Fail opening day of the above
establishment, and prompted by desire to
see something very nice as well as to be in
fashion las nearly every body, we thought,
was there,) we went along with the tide and
looked at the large and fine display of millinery
and fancy goods there to be seen. Mr.. Crook
er has brought on q very large and varied
stock, embracing all the articles belonging to
the trade, of every style and quality. The
stock OF bonnets, flowers ribbons, trimmings,
head dresses, &c. is far beyond what we ex-
pected to see. The finer qualities of these vas
rious styles of goods are indeed superb, sur"
passing anything we have ever seen. The bon
nets, particularly, we look upon as the pref
test things in that line ever introduced to the
notice ofthe public.
Mr.. G. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as we'll as retail, and country deal
ers desiring to purchase will do we'll to ex-
anime his stock.-tf