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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-28
COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
Nusbyilla M.r,.h 90 10

NithPllle, MhrCh 70, 1896. J
COTTON-There was hut little off .r,d Yesterday
and the sales were consequently small-5S hales
sold at It 'St-Anoth"r small lot went as high as
$40 This was probably the best lot sold here this
season.
TOBACC0-Nsrkstfa ir-demand active Sales
OF II hds at johnson, Horne & Cos, at 6s5, 545,
$50, 745 $50, COS, 7S5, and at 200.
Al unmil.n1.,. g hid al koh h2k coz
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Spring and Summer FaShiOnSfUr 1856
]. RR0W VINE

INTOULD re pecfuliy Hf I'm his iCrme Gus ers, a.
w and the paoic at larEe, that h. has sttefurn-
ed non ~ fast uth IL The late Eyss O. ins IA
Of GO d. for Sprns and ume, Whici sIrep I'd III.
make Up the lesi fshon. trafeul o. rui.T Iih raj
ity the PER q he pubic he so cs u the
same oruer 4 Uetststf str ant The SuaAIs mnril
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-28
ROYAL Havana Lottery,
$ al O. O Q.
Catawba Grape Quinn

WILL, in few days. he IN = shum 81 Ca
L rAwHA CUTIrSss AMI Roofs r D. All or
ders left with me Sil be pte.nptiy D lssl
MCCALL.
marrhi3 Once at W. :. NhiteuAn- paPur Fssrs.
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FpnN NANcAc.

CHIcAGo, Sept. 17.--hIrs. Gov. Robinson ar
rived to-day from Kansas with bail for the trca-
son prisoners, which is fixed at $4,000 each, c,s-
ccPt Robinsons, which, is $500.
Gov. Geary released the prisoners in the
hands of the mob at Leaveaworth and issued a
proclamation commanding all armed bands TO
dispcrse The Missourians generally fed to
Vest Port for fear Of an attack by Lane. Gen.
Smith ordered the families seeking safety in the
fort at Leavenworth to leave it.
The pro.Siaycry men report battle on the
3lst oi August at Blonton's Bridge, between
$40 Missoaiians and party offfce-State men.
The Missourians fled at tile first cElarge.
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THE LATEST N .ElYS
RECEIVED RY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
GRTAr. ENCITEALENT.

BAIT, Sep. 1.-THE city is throngcd with
delegates to the Convention and persons Gesi-
erous of listening TO its proceedings The day
Is propitious to a gallant show, aud the streets
are all hustle ind activity. Every train that
arrives is bringing acceSsons to the throng-
The sessions of the Convention are to be held
inlthe immense hall of the Maryland Institute,
and the arrangements for delegates and spccta-
tors are admirable. The hall has been hand-
somely decorated. The delegates occupy seats
enclosed in the centre OF the hail on a spacious
platform. space Of hundred feet is left on
either side for the audiencd, which, together
with the galleries, will accommodate 900 spec
tators
SECOND DIspATcH.
The hall is crowded full of delegates, repre-
senting 20 states all except Cal, Wis, Texas,
Iowa and Mich
At u o'clock the Convention was Called to
order by WIN. Schley Of Baltimore.
Ex-Gov Hunt, ofIenp, was elected Chairman,
made an eloquent speech il, Acknowledgements
OF the honor conferred upon him. He spoke of
the present critical position of affairs in the
country, and called upon the Wings iii the
Uhion to exercise their conservative efforts to
preserve peace.
lie expressed the pleasure he felt in meeting
such number of that gallant old Wing band,
which in times past had done such good service
IN preserving the interests and homer of our
common country. He for one did not admit
that the old Wing party was dead, and here was
the proof
When he had concluded, at the suggestion
of delegation, Washington's farewell address
was read by Hiram Ketchum amid great APP
platise.
On motion, H. w. Thomas Of Va, was APP
pointed Temporary Secretary.
a committee ofouc from each State represent
cd appointed permanent organization, led by
David Paul Brown of Penna.
The committee appointed on Resolutions
took a recess till 8 o'clock. The attendance far
exceeds the most sanguine expectations. A most
imposing body of men. Great enthusiasm.
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we believe that we can do no greater favor
TO those strangers that are visiting our city,
than to recommend them 10 the store of Isaac
Pragar, IiJ, Aain street. Should they be in
vant Of any dry or fancy goods, he not only
Keeps an extensive stock in the above line, but
sells them cheaper than any other house-a fact
Of which you will convince yourselves by giving
him a cell. His plan of doing 4 cash business
,e}si-ely enables him to defy competition
Sc, his advertisement in another column, and
ae arc certain you will agree with US, and thank
is for cur recommendation.
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l-cnn FEIlIoMs, pIRECpoRY

ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY
Virstuiaa Lodge no. :s.-sise.s every Thursday
evening the Hall, Of Market and Monroe streets
Jottx S wh,sur, y. e. b. n cdsr, Secretary.
FranitIfn Lodge NO. 3.-sieets as above every
Monday evening. Joax BiYaA, n. e.; II. p Csapttne,
Secretary.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 3:ss--Hssts us above eve
~ wednesday evening. J. G. HoyFa4SS, n. g. jain
Sdlads, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. So. Meets every Monday
evening tile Hail. corner Market and Quincy streets H.
DRowg, \. c.; John Tio5arR, Secretary
ERuoIn Lodge No. SA=-sisets AZ above evesy
Friday evening. l. B. aicL4ts, y c. w u. RanchaS'
Secretary.
Abr4,rl,a EencnmpmeHt No. t.--Mests at the
Han corner Market aud Monroe STREETS The and third
Tuesday eyenIns 3 each inonth II UElsAs G. Pr = W.
Pearson, Scribe
WIN. TeI Enearapment No. 34.-lIeets rs
above the second aud Jotst Tuesday eyeltnEs OF each
month. wN KLtsELEs, c. Pr Va Weisgar1srt Scribe
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MEETING.

PIMA, Sept. 17.-L4wis NJ Leoin called n
meeting at National Hail last evening Cor the
purpose ofrepudiating the Union State ticket.
4 large crowd refused to let Leoin speak. and
finally succeeded in hoo,ing him down and bust
ling him out of the hall The crowd thenpa
ed resolution endorsing the ticket and de-
nouneag I.eoih, and then adjourned to attend a
Fillmore meeting at Spring Garden, where SINH
lar resolutions were adopted.
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Saddle, Rarness aud Trunk Manufaotoy
YERHsiiAH d. SHEPPARD and uEAS MORGAN have
u ay partnership in the Saddle HnrntsS
T-u: Manufacturing business, under the OF ep
pard Morgan.
Hayn,; purchased from SIR. Rnote the manufacturing
part his extensive Establishment and occupying his large
Workshops, have facilities for manufacturing which viii
enable every description OF articles nt the
rates. OF The latest and most improved styie
We have baud ull assortment Of all articles In
Collars WHIPS Carpet Bags, saciels Saddle Bags Be- &C.,
lowest rates.
Particular attention viii be paid 30 ordered work. repair
promptly by strict attention
6Ithlg prices merit continuance OF the patron
age been literally bestowed the former
rlrspretor SIIEPPARU& 5loRGAN,
aat;2-S:n No 18i Main ST., corner Of Un!on
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MAs0NIC DIREcToRY

ohio r.odge No. lOI.-slaet, at Masonic Han,
corner Market and Streets rst and third Nom
Lay evenings OF each month. G. w. Stems, W Nj Ater
aRasr LGNgElia, Secretary.
Wheeling EsoIye NO. f28.-Sieets as above on
the rs and laird Thursday evenings of each month. f. A.
BsrxTIlSoEE W. ~; s.. " Pelrs9n sscretary.
wheeling Union GhnPIer No. 19.-Aieets as
above on the second aIondfy evening eaehlonth. wG
scorr Ii. p; S. ". Pearson, Secretary
gYhecIius EncumPment no. Meets as
the Jorl Monday evening Of each month. W.
BATES, G. G., i. Lo,in0, Recorder.
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NEM YnRK MERKET.

SEPT l7.-zFlour declining COCO bbIs sold (;
Southern 7a7,50. Wheat dull and declining ;
N. 600 bush. sold; Southern white LOCAL 90;
1yesterp1. Goa. 81 Corn also declining; $4,000
bush. sold; mixed IS -; white Tla75. Pork
firm; 1900 bbls sold at 20,12 IL. Beef firm:
100o bbls sold. Lard buoyaut atI41-2. Nhis-
XIV heavy. ksheavy Cnmh. Is; Ill. Cent.
bonds ~ f-s; Mich Ion. so %; \. Y. Cent.
sc rs; Penn. Coal 95 81 Reading sc 30 !;
Virginia as % "a Mich. Cent. 90 5-S; Erie
61 81; Cleye. & Toll q 3-4; Cleye. 4 Pitts.
80 a.: Milwaukee Mississippi Is. Sterling Tx
change iirm
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Carr. sloYs G,iaous band and band wagon,
of Washington, Pa, was ia togn Tad in process
sion Yesterday: but rs every body noticed and
every body admired the band and wagon, it is
ou5 o place for Us to cuiegize their exceedingly
fae aid credi;abio display.
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REpupLIcAN eoNNENaroN

PlrTsnuRGI, Sept lI.-Thc CITY is alive with
excitement. Great Republican Mass Convea-
zion, which is most imposing in numbers and
appearance. business is almost entirely sns-
pended. a procession which is immensely long
has been three hours passing Che telegraph Office.
The streets arc decorated with fags and banners
and presents a holiday appearance. Windows
are crowded with ladies cheering the procession
as it passes. The greatest enthusiasm prevails.
Several distinguished strangers are here; among
others, Cassitis II. Clay, n. P. Parks, Lieut..
Gov. Roberts and Mr. Bingham. Owing to in
disposition Mr.. Burlia@,me is not here. Mr..
Summed. was also expected but is absent.
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ErvrP Nm AnIfP

4 Case o. Eight lEoatts Ss,7isa trel By BoerhGrc'S
I0Wd RtersSiel,e ely, No iii Grant, near Smith
field street. saysI Ju, While running the river, on
plsin between Natcl,ez and New Orleans,
taken with Fever and A=ne For eight long months /
dreadful disease The part OF this
unable 10 work, and spent at least any dollars
medicines, but found lrEiangRt relief--
Three weeks ago. OF friends iasstSd upon my try-
Ing Bosr6dreS Holland Btela, saying that cure o'tt
gHdrdAleea After trying It for ouy week. nust
state was sound have been at work now for
weeks and have had return OF the chs and fever
whateYer.'
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Mntinn

HAVING sold out the Saddle, Harness. and Trunk Manu-
4 featuring part my business, shall devote myself
dor the prssent exclusively Slddlery, Hardware and
Coach Trimming business hayugily the change much more
being the only one IN this
c exclusively In ihis business and from long expert
aud extensive connection with the Saddling business
aide render entire satisfaction 10 all who viii
favor With their Very haitful for the liberal
custom heretofore bestowed upon % solicit continuance
of Tie same JOHN KNOTE,
nu..o-sn Old Stand. 1873 Main Street.
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STRENGTH ANp HEALTn REsToREI
wEAlNEss or nus sroMAom p1NpfaEsrIoN

wEAVlNPss or 7TIIE STOMACH AND 1NDIGEsTIoN.l
AotHer great Cure erected 6y 8oerdue's Holland Bit
aJThr wife of Peter De Wc, living in Holland Town,
SEeboyEnn county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness of the s:ouiseh and Indigestion She had been
under a physcan's for time but the disease
banle Skill She purchased Hol-
land Bttersa Office. Which have given to her sto-
mach appetite aud strength returning and firm
y believe that this IS another cure Effected by your
medicine.
this remedy, but await another opportunity. One
thing rely what have Published are from
much respected literally
true, J. QUINTUS,
- Editor slcooysan ssiealbode, silsbeyg,n, Wis.
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Snld Ont

THE subscriber hayn. sold ont sgcssrs Shepard
i Morgan the manufacturing department OF his establish
Iaent this opportunity to return his sincere
thanks the liberal patronage eNtended to him. for
the last years, and hes leave to recommend TO
friends anu customers, his successors know
ing he experienced worlInen and in every way
worthy the confidence patronage of the public have
no DO ibt they fun satisfaction all who may
favor them with t;er custom.
aug e-Sm JOHN hNOFE.
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MEETINGS AT SYRACuSE

ScPr. 1T.-The North Americans assembled
at noon, Chauncey Shafcr temporary Chairman,
appointed committee on Permanent Organize
lion, headed by Geo. Law. Adjourned
The Radical Abolidonists organized at noon,
Jas Fuller presiding. bie2cn delegates present,
resolutions adopted, adjourned.
The Republican Convention assembled atnoon.
Aller appointing committee or Permanent Or
ganization, adjourned.
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cINcINNApI MARNE T.

SEPr. I7.-Flour dull at 5,75a5,90. White
Wheat offered at l,25 Whisky unchanged.
Ness Pork is, 50 Groceries unchanged, steady
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A7rgx4.o; is called to the sale Of real proper
f. by F. r Armstrong, on the Island, in the
advertising column, 1t viii commence at 10
o.r,ae,.
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THE INTELLIGENOER.
THURSDAY MORN: SEPTEMBER IS, 1856.
MARSHALL. ALI. RIGHTi
nemocrntIc Meeting.

-rss will be meeting Of the friends Of Buchanan and
,..rIprise, a, o-sbrry's Rock, aIarsha county, on
',rrnpAY, the s7th Of September.
me Hon s Clemens c. W. Russell and other able speak
IN he pressn, and address the people.
sr opponents are respectfully invited to attend as an
,.,, for discussion vl!i t=re he presented aud We
AN, oar oppouen,s will not let e ,'iie
sariH
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!. ~. HAMrbToN.
Dissolution.

,h ,,nersiene have This day associated onsseiyss
M w IN INC business OF Paper AaauAsIu
W IN ami BeitiBI. The business al
,ns, anu ,oier ,he ar OF Doniia, aiberson
Co. n. G. HQNIfAM,
O. 81. GtLRERSoN,
II. :. ROBSON.
JUNG 1871, 1855. ..-......
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iONCENTRATED IiYE in tin 6oxes-she best article in
" use for making your oRn sOaps Tor sale by
my20 n II. LOGAN 4 Co.
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Show BilllfoF the recruiting rendezvous far
the Mexican War, in Wheeling, George w. Clnt-
ter LIST lieutcnant 18th Infantry, recruiting. Of
Ten pelccs coin, copper
Sketches Of the acts and joint resolution pas
session in 1s55-56 =
Minutes of Western Virginia Conference of
NJ E. Church, held in Wheeling, 1855
Lords Detector, September. 1856
An Historical Sketch of the Sons ofSts Ciaoroa
establiShedin Philadelphia, April23, iT72. their
hy-lawS Charter Resolutions, &c, with the
names of its members from April % 1870 to
April %, 1854; amongst them are Gov Richard
Penn; OF PENNSYLVANIA, Robert Morris, BENJAMIN
Franklin, and others.
"A New Testament. Census of Virginia for
A pictorial Chart Of Daniels Visions, showing
that the "orldwas to come to an end in 1913.
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PFrTsBvnGn, Sept 17.-Rivcr II inches BY
the metal mark, at n stand. Weather clear aud
warm.
CNoxxArI, Sept l7.-Riyey go inches, fall
ing slowly. Weather clear and warm.
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SAILED

Ngw York, Sept 1T-The steamer Persia,
for Liverpool, sailed at ten o'clock with a large
number of passengers and more than Sl5o,o00
in gold.
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Hats and Caps.

daily reeeTtpg Gd opening large additions 70 hisPa
ers iiEsa q @ st . SisF u ~ paste
call and zee.
sasidaw 8. KvERy
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COLES VOYAGE OF. 1sit.t..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AGE.
Four magnificent line EngravIfgs.
From the Originals, III tle SPINtiLElt INSTITUTE fo
loiay L4diss. GURnAM D. Amor, Principal.
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RAIT liARi[EvI

SER 17.-Flour aud Wheat both steady at
firner quotations. Sales of Corn ut G2aG+ for
white and G5a66 for yellow. Whisky quiet at
s5a87 IL.
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YESTERDAY on visiting the fair grounds our
attention, was called TO tub Ike pieces Of ma
ehia.ry entitled the Little Gia;,t," which on
cI5s, Inspection proved to be corn and cob
r.ials-. Ua elosc.. examination, VIC found it to
il i. an 1885 Improvement upon the patent grant
or 1851. In gae inside it was furnished with
triple sets Of crusuers and doubts grinding SIR
flces, thus rs itwore combining tso mills in one
Il could be regulated TO grind fine or coarse.
We had q curiosity to see it in operation. Ia a
short time quite crowd had Collected team
Was hailed AMI hitehel on, the hopper was filed
holding probably . bash.i and half or two
bushels, and the horses were started The
Working OF i: was really beautiful; the grist al
mast a. tIs as h1niny, cane pouring down in
- large box receiver which was fitted under
meath and is part Of the machine. a gentleman
was requested to time il, which he did, and af-
t:r six minutes had elapsed the horses We're
stopt and tlv grinding measured oil, when it
was fauad thai ia that space of time two
bushels and twelve quarts had been ground.
Making @ithia a fraction of 80 bushels in an
hour, although it was only recommended to
grind 10 to ~. The peoplearound were anus
ed and surprised, and spoke of it as being the
most complete specimen of a feed grinder they
had ever yet seen, Tae whole affair farther re-
e3mnenas itself by It's exesaiing simplicity; by
its economy as a boy can fill the hopper and at
tend TO it just as well asauy one. Alter looking
att for awhile and seeing its modus operandi,
we concluded that this certainly was day of
Improvement in the farmers department We
believe IIr. Pryor Of Wheeling has orwill have
some of these grinders for sale Scott & Hedges
Of Cincinnati. are the manufacturers
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MNNiT ~ THEEE


WASH, Sep. 1T,-seG. Bel, owing to political
engagements made for him at home, viii not be
able to attend the National Wig Convention
in baltimore, and has left for Tenn.
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me exhibition 4 Horses VII he resumed
o,,n.z. and exhibitors OF Horses VIII please to have
hsr.es ready when called for hy the Marshall'
Al. Ho,,cs having taken Premiums previously At Exhibit
.of This society again compete In the same easses
BY 0''.. y cHls MAnsnALI. ssc'y.
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ONE HUNDRED second hand Flour Barrels BY
V sIs GEO. WILSON.
IL Hos.1 and 2-ror. sale By
10 lbis. received aud for sale by
sp9 49, I. II. LOGAN & co.
- Jnstreceived AID for sale sy
10 ALB Leo FLOWERS
- new supply Just Fsesirsd and for sale IN lots
.ae 7. n. LOGAN & CO. :
- lDs. Manila ADD csssssa.-far sac ey
En2 7. u. LoGAS co.
(0lIlE UIIn C4sks and IRskrts--oa hand
r UCCA-SALAD OIIS--1F7- ii
IL a superior article for tabls use ard for me-
aSinal pIEPessz--lOr sale By
100 Dss WOOL iiAfss, just reeeiyei.
". r. ca EESts
40 BOXES Western Reserve Cheese. for sale by
~ TIToBURN & MADDEN,
Az g Main #
L lelSH stF4EbeFries-5 ssesIveaaEd EaIe ly
NJ. A. EDWARDS mo,
iee2 Gamer AiaEtet AID tziney sts-
E3L46 Cis1rs; % bess brans Just reeelyed ana 10
y sale ~ lIusSI "a. EDEA RDS { BRO.
4 sCASES 41oflee.at
CGffIItSS
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q @ O., oaFysi. M SILVER, foF sac
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lEsRRftG Z ROBERTS.

= ~ INV s lII ). 1 Z s : ITO
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dem. MEErINtl.

PHILA.. Sept. IA grand Democratic meet
ing NJ Independence SQUARE this afternoon. I'm
posing torch-Iight procession tonight.
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ELECTRO CIIIlNfIS CHE AIst lNfA
or
Echt Ho!ieadsch Kruidsa Bitfers.

Many worthy citizens t- i.fy 70 s wonderful
efficacy all affections Of the Stomach and liver as
Tonic has never been eaUae for the relief i affords in
cases OF kind Is almost n-
stantaueous uScrvous Eiieu;a@tie aud Neuraie Alec
tons in proved hshy beneficial
Al a effected decided cure.
When eminent prescribe, aud their PATIENTS 50
rliestInglT recommend, surely may cease To doubt
end eagerly test It's virtues for ourselves.
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I.---
MnTIEE.
NOTICE.
-yTv Ts1J,Er. -f1EfEf 4 n ltlffiSf.

SET6TNi5 oF7F At COST. !,
,sei- - ry Goods uov IN tie stete q " ", " y;
ffNIlk entire nom mis- day forward b. soId ~ y
Sos1 md HIdlg dFttefes 'ete'e : -
~ iTi,s' Goods VIII be sold 81
- o.. on then With your money y
this city for = 4ens "a SfnIIYEsIi PRYOR, AsSenee
for w y. Note = hE'-
Notice NO Q.
$3.50 ~ N. y. Mote Bro ~ fiete ek
II, thoss re rsqGsstsd can e ss9Es %
~ eoo ,,,sise l,syisent IS their bushes 1870
DPS seon = P9ssi OLIVER PRYOR, Asllgres-
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a tAttAli4f
felt death would hHveb reefta Ihad tried ply
sesns and al the hear OF. Een friend
TuRE OF dlsease snllsr to the one was labonE under,
advised TO try at this time tad been afflicted full
i've years.. commenced taking ',HaFsPoa's Pe9eta6ts
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RHEUMATISM.
TFFEg Ce..Asgg,.s. =

4 Case Of TSuo NOHtts' Standing cured by Bo6rhdue's
R0anT RitersGeorge Henderson, of Pittsburgh says:
Aner suffering for three mouths with rhetmaisnla part
OF severely conine my bcl-I have
entirely cured by the Of Boerhayes Holland Bit
aneous relief In the medicine II is, lnmy opinion,
sure remedy for rheuuiai!sm.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-18

Mr. sas LlsoOnlh OF Birmingham snys''I found in
oernavc's Bers remedy for headachc and debility My
wife las also used It with the greatest byiiedt"
Mr.. A. 8 Nicholson, Pittsburgh, also he teXps as
rienced much relief troMijts nae for headache.
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Il Roikdndeg's TesiaO1y.-Jacob RnsEes living in the
Holland settlement or Sheboygan, Wis AFTER suffering
for time the misery attending utter prostration OF
mind and body, Ihaye been restored by using BoeThaves
BlttgrS, To perfect health"
The OF remedy being In such high repute among
the ollatders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New YorSin fact
cvery Holland settlement In the United Statesartes in
its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh,
the penns .4tn Canal say Whtn commenced taking
Hoerhaveis Holland Bers could hardly WaS--now EN-
ljoy excellent health"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-18
HOPE coMEsi1;,.

the first bottle Of which Inspired ME hope and blythe
bottles felt luc nprored that
had the CONFIDENCE 70 belieye that Il
tlned use-stnl y ulcers and new
cut further detail am happy say y IS also healed.
and general renovation Of my health place, and
consider osself cured by tIs E6terf1f medicine
alone. have given bpt faint ides my snaerngs, but
have said IN Of s5s=F ~
liam Logl'Sf ! eqefcbfe Tf1cfg1-e,''
say all who have BEEN use
it with the atmost conH denees
EDWIN II. spRAsKLIH,
No. 81 Register street,