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Removal Extraordinary.

nWIN6 20 the recent burning cot Of Nc OT
" Copbs' corner, the fubrr4i uBSsrisk- WlEfEzzElu
fog Enstabshment Of J. w. MsCOmDs IL removed 10 No
Deaderck street, between summer and Cherry strcets
80 the house formerly Died by Gran shepherd a.
Oarriag- Ware Room where be ss prepared attend 70
everything IN way Of funeral Undertaking, a. usual
tyf4-tf
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ PETTINGTLL CO.'S ADVERTISING AGENCY
119 Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10State street, BosTos.
p Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both In the United states and
the Cauadas.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Il NE Direc Of this Comp ny - he
Public that this Cemetery been laid ta with
able avenues and WALKS and purons Of the und, sub
divided into Family Lots, which offered fr ssie
The OF the grounds be he once OF ind
sley Crock where the public bVded ra and
anime the same
suitable Oc itOn for Cemetery In the vanity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves the pubic spare
money pains mAka Il equal 20 any Cemetery In the
Uni and Ch a Mas vile feel some pride In
TIE Oemrry i in The charge 0f a compete nj Super
inenden Ewing the und under whose din ectiOn
will be made In the best and The usual
charges
The Directors Of the Company desirous that the
grounds should be visited by the Cit q Nashville, and
for purpose bus viii leave the once Of ipSey
and CrocEe st O'Clock ruedsy afternoon the inst,
and every Friday ate thereafter a. the hour
The seats will be free.
Ladies and Families desrous Of vrg the grounds viii
BE- allied for their residences by ing heT by send
ing their cards, 10 the President Of The Company
A. v s. LINDsLkY. President.
C. W. NtycE. Seciy iN6-H
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FOR SALE.

A 40 Brick MAsoa and PIasfsrsT, assat % year 81
~ age. Also the best Geek 50 tAs STATE, ana several
'';rts VA "''S S"" anu ''1"s will l. BOYD. ia
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NEW SERlES.--NO. 200
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

IA > ACRFs Of Yslasbse L.nd O. Goth sdes % n
r q Ehviie and chsstSnoOss Rsiroad IS miles ron
Nashville which Depot has been recsny heated. we'll
improved Eocd zater, so soil with ss- proportion os
timber and eleSred land excellent stand for country
tors and Residence EisheF side ef he road the Whos,
viii D. sold to snt puTchs
56& ACRES, mile frGs the tsTn Of franklin, iz
Whi9nscnSoGIty, the Liberty road, and nIe .
the Tennessee and Alabama Rsr0ad loo Acres cleared
and IN cuSston Has on il couicTtzb Dwelling House,
lasting Springs, Snd Is pFosasy4 s5iisusoe Tor four
hAndsore seiteG eats SA sell =, =, =, or all % suit
purchasers.
I0 ACHES mostly tbersi pat ofAs Brentwood Tract,
on the Tennessee and ALBANIA Railroad 81 niles South Of
nashville soil OF excellent qua y, adnraby adapted 20
tn purposes Of Vineyard EuTseTy Market Ca den
10Y ACRES on the G&hafia TUTnp ke road, 81 miles
irom Nashville, between Stu and Sledgs; would make
business pan in town convenient and cofortobs country
resid nee.
800 ACRFs on both sides Of tas Nashville snd North
WestcIn Hsr al II mile ~ Nsshvie Big HArpeth
River and mite east K,gs;en Spring. 1so Acres ear
ed-balanee well tmb-red-sOOd sol and water and COM
ortable Improvements.
52H ALRES, Etn Improved, 7 miles ron Nashville, on
the Mil Greek Waller Pike Rni Esar the n. Rk. Sell
Of good quality, good Dwehinz young Orchard
very good ne iEkborhood
SX ACRES ia the Brooklyn Lcts niles North Of Nash
VILE nesr The Whites Greek Turnpike read. most beau.
LOTS Of size nom 50 feet IS Acres on the Bueaa
Vista furnp ke road from 60 miles of Nashville Eith
Sfihout Timber, Convenient 10 kuenA Vista Sprin.s
10 Los 10 the cOrpoT alton Of Nasty ae Wilson's
SpnSs seve's on he Frsuk Turnpike road; several
the Depot OF the Tenn Ala r. r. several the
Mufresshoro Turnpike rosd IN the IL Ward several
west uf Capitol Hill near the corporation line.
PRICES Low -TsRMS IIBERAI. Those Who wish to
purchase would dc well 20 make sppi'eatOu to
apIO-r G W NANCE
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STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill Machinery

(sUconss- TO HIE aOoRE
III AVING made nr SrtAnt adiss 10 his machinery
greatly ncT eased hi aetC for manufacturing IEAH
ENGSEs and schnery Of every descrpi noN rpsIed
manufacture Steam Engins and Boilers equal IN point
hnsh and durability any made In the West and sl low
prices Having been prAcoa " engaged the Manufacture
Of Machnsry in Nashville for the last h years and Ev
ing his personal attention TO the manufacturing Department,
he feels coBhient that hr rive tf coo 90 all who
favor him with their orders the old stand Of Ellis Moore
81 and 81 Market street. Broad, Nsshvie, Tenn.
All kinds Of work for Flour Nils Steam Boats .RaU Mls,
Tob Factories, Banks JAi Ac Ac executed promptly,
and at the lowest cash prices.
iar2H- " N0PTF u ~ u.
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ARARE CHANCE.

VNHK eunsrs noT oGer s sale lFsci n hnd eonasnins
asOO acrss on 10 Is sbantEnee u tneer kr sauiHg
a. 49,. r,skins "A A. sell wasrsd here on a. %
he sess BEST STEAK saw MILLS y - hana asy
where uAch Il nog in saeossfa perA,en and eui,ins
500 isst of P4nk dsy fha iT.ct 81 itsnt sptcpeH -
i IS es from Nashville, u miles furnpike. fnsuRlse
ia ssun BE- ba Fuanlag throaxb tAe land. and with
mle Fl ne Ms ~ are pafrAAa4Fs pAEiaa enehaa eaek
bersl tn~ vii - gwen % he haaate shch the Ms 1sg
~ aaie - nry uA pFnPsT atteateE. Fhs asBds -
ls n nng - hired OR tks baanae q ths year, n desired.
49, ths wsxsans and tsana Ill - ed. Y dszfrsd
hsra sraAs n chs b. mas IN Easd nesroes and males q
pArt pay - iafthef psrtcazrs apFly a ths oaee-
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ACTION CARD,

TN Consequence of the ste are ny Aacton Rrsns vii be
ubS o~eupies hE regular Pvats sales far afcw ueess
In the mesniims have arranged or eoaVsnient rooms
70 bo a ny Auction sales In.
Al bills gill be settled IS hsIsloors At my once, No q
Public saEare.
Arrangements nov beiRg made hr Large Auction
Sales this FsIl the Od stand, No a2.
No Goods vii be receive for Puhe Ancton With lit1its
~ Az Sales sxcusisely for CAsh
i,f0 BENZ p sHIFLDs
Unressrvsd sass this asy At o'clok q WsteAs. Jew
slTy, euGmeF Clothing. Ae., By I'M. r. shnLDs-
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Horse Power for Sale.

FIRST horse power sui able for all kinds Of Ma
n chinery, requiring one can be obtained bv applying
soon % s. X. Crookshanks Co.. No. 90 Lever Market ST.
june2O dlf
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LAW PARTNERSHIP

JUN SAAN WILLIAM BROWN
NE undersigned have formed partnership in the urse
tice Of law in the city Of Nashville will give -ompt At
tention &c any and all business intrusted their care
John :. BRIEN
Jyooo-u WILL. L. BROWN
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The Great Invention of the Ape.

n GBAHs' MAeh'ae for Cutting, Planning, M0alding
&e irfefula forms Ia wood. W be exhibited the
Q RpeBtsr shop Of aessrs Smith Hughes morrow
morning 10 oeeck The p0buc isYiied op
GRAFTON. tJlnes-4tl wM. fARkls, Of Msmphls.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-26

EINNH
fINHOSE indebted 10 the firm Of RAMAGE and
CBUFcH, resi- ectfuy request nuke immediate
payment JOHN RANApE,
June 25 ~ College Street
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-26

Misses lasting CATERS and Slippers
Ch.drens Bronz and Black kld slippers. With Vari-
ous other a. ticles for Ladies
June % JOHN RAMAGE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

Assnspsy end Counsellor st Lsv-00ce ~ the
1sna Insurance Co.'S o0ea, vess si1s Of Main, BE-
tween 4rons end Second ssaeet. octl6 Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

JOHN JORDAN,
Vesiss 10 AssAy Asds Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres,
De-, srons street, Davenport, love- ocs,eu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

sNElAH A Collection of Psalm and ilymn Tugcs
OIntrofs. Anthems, Mot"ti> Chorus Ac. adapt
ed 10 the OF Glasses Private Circlr, aud worship.
pins A.scmbr- BY rhomaS Hastings IS. pages
Price PSI doSn. ts singh eopi"s ,nsned posi- -psr
FOR examination to any address receipt uf - "a,
Many beS and choi,,a never before pub
lshd appear IN this work. aud il j. acknoWl, g'd ="
h the b 81 eoIec, Of music ever prepared by thi.
eminent author,
Also--The sabbath Hell, b, Gea u R"ot Per ,ns
-: single copie~ Is cts
aueStf ~ Il. COOKE A,p
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
Trustees Sale.

NArHERfAS, IN tb' iilteruth dan II January \
w u 1876 Good ch Hubbard 'Nrcu a uut" Isuui-
\ Market, n rrustc' certain IL ~ u rtu~t con-
vcyine 10 ~aid Trustee he and scott county
Iowa, described a tlloN t"-wii: All ID thr east
ali OF th' -ouih-eas qulr'er 1T section No tweut,-
sven, tt7) In township No sChty, t9nl North OF
range NJ. nv. t5) east 81 the fih principal mcriii-
an Ais h. undlN NId. i hlt OF the cast half the
northeast quarter OF tho nufth-w rl qaaTtsf ID r-
u"D No thiriy-iouT. (.9l in township No eighty
tSU) north rance N. ayc (6l at 4 nt., principal
meridian. Containing ninety t90) Rres AI-o he
southeast quarter W Tia northwest gua,l.t 1t
.sction No tar, q IN township No -'Seni, nine.
(s9) north range No ave t5p ea-t ~ 6fih principal
aid Goodrich Hubbard, for tht purpos of securing
the payment VI two certain Nsory notes and he
interest thereon, .Igned b. the said Goclri, Hub
hard, dated the dftrcuth ds, ~ January u 1856
ahd on" payable A. iollow- One Tor seventy -tivr
dollars payable IA six month. aud on fOs the ,nni
Of six hundred and -eyentN-Hy iallars pay ahij IN
tWrly. months from dst., al ths banking house nt
Mlcklot Corbin, IA Da enpart, with interest al
h" rate Of ten pr cut sI aitnum al er tiia Aud
now said nrs mentioned note haN n y become due an
pay able. and th" sand ao, rch uuhl i. Ia - ilr taIl-
ed TO pay the sams, Lnnis 4 Marklet. Ttu...r a.
aforesaid, tio b. refy elv thi pnilio nuti1 Thai
virtue OF tn" power which III me vested by said
deed Of Trust Will, ON Tu" day the fJurleeulh day
II October. - 1856. A. III, hour 81 tive ocltek in
ih' afsrnooi, % said day the Court ii.us, door ~
The city m Davenport, eNp,-e and IN fo sllt, at
public auction, th' parcel Il Land 49, L. -crineI.
much iher' Of as shall be sui int a. sat ~ ana
pay the snuni OF said nui". with he interest There
On TO The day of saie. itge.h't with dil th and
expense. attending said al eo-t 4 th- uairn and
Trustee fees. Upon ia. Cciupr tioit % snth -slr
deed wilt b. giv"n ia accordauc with he stipulation
II said Si Of Trust cony ey ing f ,nd perfect IL
tie 20 the tract Of land sold To- ihe purchss
Dat i 'he 18th dN af September \. u isJ6
LOFTS NACKLOT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
Trustees Sale.

AHhEREAs IN the ninth day o. F,hruar5 -
w 1876. Gtbfrt Hup and Jane Hop eNcgIitti uG-
u loniF 4 Macklot as Irustet. Cartdtn dt,I II
frn~t, yang D. tiJ Tfu.tc" the land in Sfutt
county, Iowa, dr-cTb d - follow ,tO-wt. IN" uertH-
"ast quarter oi the north st quarter Of sction n
.'N"htra, 40 u tuwnshlp NJ. stytfiy -eiglt, tiS)
hofth al t4nE. NJ tour ~ ral pi th" lth principal
IN rrliah, containing iurty acr"s ~ les NhC h
said convey i,ic' made b the salu kJherl IGIs
lof n" purpos' u srcHrihg the ia3u,Ht 20 err
tain proHiSsory note, ami thy interest lh sgn
ID by AID Hop" and pay ab g. nrdo ~ Au>tint'ui-
bin, and endorsed by him u kiWatd 4 ChsHl.su.
dal"f the ninth dayot February, \. T. ioo, and 'iuc
IA TX months from tue date thereof with interest ii
VI" rat Il tn ~ ut ate H., kr' uov -,id
n't' having be"pn' due ipd i,al abp ami the id
Robert Hope having faiied 10 pay The ,an,, I,uls
\ Mnk.ot. irn-tsr - lt road, IL h,rthy ftv ths
pGbite hottie that hy Nirit ot III" pow, whi, h is
IN" Hest'd b! >aid ds'd vf Trust, Wiu, 81 MuriIs
th' 9Ni day of Oct1b"r, \ H. ih5i, At fhs htur ,.t
iva ool'~k ~, the afternoon pt ,arlsis, 80. t.
hous' door ia the cliy of Da~' sport, ,Nir,,
Ter uf sale, Al pnhic tiaiiou, thu pare land dt,y'
f'>cTib'ri or iuth ilr"pot shali h. -un. i,nt
:" ,ati " and paS ia" amount uf sad note. uith t
interest Their on b. ih' das sale tg.ibe with al
The 20 ~ ,ui r>p.a..s att ldIup eait sale,
th> hn,ier and Trustee, f,"- Ipon the c.,ny, lion
u such sar deed Will b. gYsn /. orlanre wIth
III Stipu 'tidn oi ad pee'i ui r.ut convey ing n
iaii aud prrieet ti u" thr iIact ~ aud ~oIi n.
purchaser.
Dated III 2aih day Of prmtrr \ u 1876
Lpt'IS \. MACkLOr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

nh. WILLIiA yANZASDT ~ 81 Louis. Occuli.t
~ and Opthalnic surgeon, finding II necessary for
his health, 10 reside, during the season. in a
mo northern situation. has selected as summer
residence the city u h,ck Island III, where can b.
consulted for al diseases VI the and optAaiuic o,-
ersiions from the rst Of July unt, ,le last Of SEP
ternber. Chronic affections generally win receive
portion Of his attention, and eys patients ill fnd
that during the warm seaeon they b. more sua.
eessfuy treated in more noFihsra climate ,hah si
VI d Louis. JGuf5j
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
NOTICE,

10 " EaIn simpson. the Mississippi and Missouri
tasiio Col papy and aIi others infere'iei In
the and he ereiaafiet de cTibei
NOU aie lie e'y botiGel that b. virtue of an o.
i finance Of the CITY Council of the city Of Da.
venpert. passed September i0b, 1856, entitled "An
Ordinance ic the continuation AMI extension o:
Fourth street IN the city of Davenport, eastward
w. jar Of x dis,ntere.tei freeholders II said
atty. Will be summoned and sworn OF the Mayors
Office IL said ctg on the i7th Jay OF G.toher, 1856
10 and award the damages and benefits that
laay TO the owners OF the ahi proposed 10 be
aken for the tontiIuation ami extension Of said
street. The following s . description Of the tracts
land proposed to bs taken tor said purpose, a.
shown b. the faat otthe survey Of aid continuation
a.ad axiensaa maze " the CRY Enfslear, And %
Tie ia the Maya otce, towit; .ract 80 feet vide
s6A. the present. eastern 10 mbsieh o. ssif feasth
sn seS- 8f anl 81 sas 4itian n.aa,soa. krd as-i0s
~ ~ atst 81 'sas ~ Easa n & Y Rat aad rst~.ss
Mt. q O , MjtCaEGL.
sssass !; .sss- aiir
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
DONALD KENNEDY

No l2O U'aycen ST.. Roxbary. Mass
PiTce 81 90
Wholesale AGfSTS n Gnu AGO -Prtiou
Robinson, Y. Scammon \ e. Bav BAidNt 40. J. III
Red Co.. SAWYER, Page n CO Barclay ..ros
Fiber Robinson. and a, rrtsii bs all Drug ST..
septl0i-wh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
WHITAKER 4 GRANT,
s9TTOR.v'EY'S 1T L.lUVc.
AND
LssenCl Asentes,

Have removed their Office 10 No Z Main Street
yIYHrTsRHR 8 GRANT have \ complete ah-
w strac; cf all fha lsnt tfiles IN This county They
are prepared "a eh'w tle condition Of anv tile on
- IL IN fvs nalnntne. art1h- hSiawif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
NOTICE.

NOIEaE.
ryriIE y acd tatiag ds4los i ~ 'i,-ir hist
] ats g. Hes-rs Ey@n-. Chew & Co, iAke his
fHeft~l { haLtirg sartr foru.t patron Tor her
kiud and bcrtl = N, art wouid r.qnr confin-
Marco W Same wth te nrv aru
THOMPSON \ Co.
sept --LGa1e LteanL,.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-15
Democratic Review.

The National Democratic Review for April
has been placed upon our table, the contents
Of which we have perused with a & cd deal Of
interest. The Review is one Of THE ablest adj
s0cates Of Democracy inthe Union, and sieald
feoe ixe the support Of the party everywhere.
The ablesl articles Of he present number are
The Know Nothing paray-Tie Cincinnati
Convention Political aspects Of tie Slavery
Qu~esfion--The Greai Issue, together with sew
eral editorials from lis talented idilot, GEo.
P. BuELL. Published at Washington, D. G.
: al So per annum,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-15

IrAs a SPRING and SUMMER MEDI-
CINE, CSrter's Spanish MIXTURE stands pre-
eminen. above all others. Us ~singularly effca-
eious action on the blood; It's Strengthening
anu viyiiying qualities; its tonic action on The
Liver; lis tendency 10 drive all humors 10 the
surface, theleby cleansing the system accord
lag 10 Natures W prescriptions its harmless,
and at the sam time extraordinary good ef-
feels, and the number OF cures testified TO by
many OF the most respectable citizens Of rich
mond, Va, and else where, must be conclusive
evidence that there is no humbug about it.
Tbe trial Of a single bottle will satisfy the
most skepiical Of its benefits.
And Cor sale by Fred'k Ecksteine Cincinnati,
Minshall & CO.. Eaton DEAN & Surface, Upsher,
j. Cob!intz. Lewisburg, John Gale. West Alev-
andria, Michael a. Co., Winchester, j. IL. Boln,
Camden, |. S Showalter, New Paris.
Brookins & Sun, Eaton, D.
April 2A.-lm.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-15
Broke Iail

The scamp who was confined in our Jail for
the robbing Of the Clothing Store Of Messrs.
Auler 81 Bscon, some weeks ago, by some
lasans OF other made his escape on last Satur-
day night. A black horse was stolen near
New Hope, which was no doubt taken by III
r~illaia. When ti4is individual was examined
LsfsIe Esq. McKemy, and he was asked if lie
could give bail for his appearance at the nexl
term OF court, he said lie probably could do so
yer, shortly, and hooked al the Police Officer
with q wink and a smile," which was gen
orally understood 10 mean The bail he has
given, ..leg bail"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-15

D0wAGIAC, Mich, March IL. 1896.
ia. RHODES, Esq: Dear Sir-As | took
your medicine to sell on consignment, 'no cure,
no pay.'' Itake pleasure in stating is effects as
reported to me by three brothers who live in this
place. aud their testimony is a fair specinenof all
/ ha We received:
w. CoxKLiy teld rAe-tIh had taken nine bot
ties Of Christie's Ague Balsam. and continually
run down while using it until my langSand liver
were Congested to that degree that blood dis
CHARGED from nv month and bowels, so that all
thought it impossible for ne To live through an
o.her chill. The doctors 100, did all they could
for me, bui thought Impstsje. NothiEg did me
any good anti ! got Rhodes Fever and Ague
Cure, which at once referred me OF the distress
aud nausea at nv siomache, and pain in my head
aad bowels. anu produced o permanent cure in o
shorttime.'
II. NJ. CoxsL LIN says. y had been taking med.
|icipe of as Good a doctor as we have in our coun-
tv, and taken any quantity ofqnTnine and speci-
hcs without any good result, from Goth August
to 18Th December. Bat see ne hew nicely II op-
Grated ON nv brother | ou q boit|eof RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE. which effected a
peitnanent cure by using two-thirdsot a bcttle."
y. NJ. CoNkL,x was not here, but both The other
brothers say his case was he same as ii. Ms
sold the med cine 10 both ihesame dav,a n the
| cure was as speedy ron the same ,ma quantity
and l might SO specify. Yours with %resrect,
HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks for itself. Good proof as it
is. IL is of no beiter tenor than the vast number
Of Ike certificates ! have already published, and
he still greater amount that is continually pour
ing in 20 me.
One thing more. Last year ! had occasion to
Caution the Public 10 these words
'.Inotice Oaef IN igyo AF sc * kcn one o. my
gene. al ctr1ols Slb ttaIcd the name Of fhe6'
aostrum formy m @.cisc, rt@ &ica with b6a=cS
imou9erce end ihci.' nompdtct rih ibe c~,rctcD'G-
ton, 'Let The pop, .etor Of ony other nneGi:iae
Scy as mv1h fine Dr. > . &c.
Vow I take pleasure in saving thatthe caution
referred 10 the sam ''Dr. ChriSt'e's Ague Bal
SAM that is mentioned in the above certificate.
There are several other iuduSt 'ous people who
are applying TO their poisonous Trash all that |
publish about my Fever and Agge Cure, or Anti
dole 10 Malaria. except the certificates OF cures,
and the certificate OF the celebrated Chemist .Dr
James Il. Chiffon IN. Yin favor Of its perfect-
" HARMLESS CHARACTER, which is attach.
ed TO every bottle. These VIII always serve tC
distinguish my medicine from imitation.
JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor.
Providence. r ].
Wholesale Agents. st. Louis, H. BtAc6stEY
Chicago, BACcLAY Bros: Eaton, J. p. BcooS'
INes &c Co. And for s,le by Druggists generally
April "a, 1S56-Gm.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-15
LIARS.

10 the last issue OF the Register we notice
q communication from West Alexandra, over
the signature OF ~. e." wherein Tue writer
attempts 10 yindicaie the character Of Mr..
Bowers, the Know Nothing P. M. from tie
charges made BY ustwo weeks ago aga inst MIN
in his official capacity, for causing the paper
or one Of our subscribers TO be discontinue
without orders. The writer, aile, exhibiting
ell the ttmkegism and selfimporance with
which q conce;ted oij egoiisiical coclney usu-
ally t,ecoratrs his useless existence, saysthat
our remarks in relation 10 Mr.. Bowers "con-
tains pusillanimous threat, a lie implied"
WilnJ. E." who. no doubt, judging from bis
production, Is we'll versed in Greenlegf gram,
mer, have the goo ness to tell US what this
part Of his .sebulli.ion,, means II is sock.
iJemely "maihemdtieaf' that we cannot I'M
iersianJ it-itmust be an imperfect equasion
Of the third degree with o - before ii. But
let Us see IL ~. En- whilst charging Us with
telling ons lie implied, has not told three lies
dirseti IL so, let him stand before community
. banded Liar. In the first place he s~aysthat
we sent 6iiy.ihree papers tothat Office. Our
Subscription book will prove his assertion q
~faIsehood. Secondly. he says we now send
but sepestsrs-our subscription book willalso
prove this assertion 70 be false. Ia the third
plsce he says that MI bowers never directed
any paper 10 be discontinued wilhout odess 50
10 DO from The subscriber Of said paper. Now
il this silly scriblinE ass will have tbe gooc
ness 10 call upon JouS Il. MAEkEr, ESQ. neur
New Lexington, he can vet evidence s~atisfac-
tory even 10 his "maihsmaticaf' mind, thai
this charge is also false. So MI -. b. will
perceive thai the evidence not q lyshows that
we stated the ruth 10 what We said nfela'
ton 10 hi. Bowers, but that 10 his p~olantee
tayfis 10 olesrnp the matteT, he has lied him
SELF raosi eggirgiousIy, In The Lottery scheme
that was goitenbpbyour predecessor. a mum
ber Of papeIs sentf 10 that Office were subsciib
e5 for according 10 The terms Of the scheme,
which subscriptions q . melser Of course ex'
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MAY 8, fS56A3t.