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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27

AIRY in Burma to his father Joseph Robinson, ESQ Of Ih
city has been handed 10 US Tor phhicaon, from which we
make the following oxtracts.-ProUtdeRce journal
NEWTON. Maulmain, June & lss5
DEAR FATHFR-Will you kindly Mr.. Davis that ur
Hubbard and my self and indeed might aid all who caa an,
with us feel grateful for the oX Of Pam Killer he ,ay
when left native land tpt Burmah | haya i.
Tor coughs colds. violent internal pains, summer roppl,in
burns the sting of ions uniform snc
The oy of the stomach which Mrs Mn
bard has had in Burmah was instantly relieved the pain
Killer We always keep il whero put hands ON il
dark. il need be Although took Mr. Nc,bfs boy
when h. returned to America yet it is all gone out three or
four bottles and that would have been gone long ago had
refused part with it, The Karens beginning to learn
its value and call for It, but have to deny he except in
doses could not think of being without it
Sold by Druggists, Goeers and Medicine Dealers every
where. nov 7d2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27

We briefly noticed Yesterday the death of thi :
once prominent individual. He died in Nav
\ ork on Friday afternoon, at the advanced ar.
of seventy three years. Mr. Swartwnut in early.
lite was attached ~ the navy. but left the seq.
wee for occupation on land. Gen. Jack son,
when b" came into Office. appointed him Co.!ec.
tor OF the port of New York. His dcfalcation
while Collector, although not cxcusablp on moral
grounds. was looked upon by the public with =,
lenlent eye. on the ground that he had To a sroat
or less extent. been victJmzrd by design.
ing. unscruplous mon. On finding himself in
Solved with the government he left for Eurone
aud for year took up his residence IN
Switzerland bat finding that the feelings of the
people were not vindictiye towards him whi'a
his case was not of such character n Ia snpr,.
bend u successful prosecution on the Part 81 the
government and his securities cuull he aided IN
raising means from his assets 10 meet the o4ioa
tons they had assumed On hi behalf a., ratpr,,.
I'd To New York where he had eyer sinc, resi-
ded lie was contemporary with many rr1arka
hle men. liz vas the Youthful friend # Colnn.I
Burr. under lhona, Jefferson. aud hi name f.,
ures IN the history of Burr's tial of that peri,I
Adviccs tom Ria dc janeiro In Octaber6 stat,
that the markets nj that port were dull Cnr
continued 10 CON" III tlcely. aud VAS immediate.
" eng Il t.r European account. NJ naxs nj
any Interest nothing having occurred ,ay,
slight suspension of good feeling hetw,,, ~,
French Minister and the government. ,ri .in,,,,,,t
of a point Of etiquette at the Court of ST. CI,pI
of which tie Brazilian Minister complaina5 ~,
matter was however, amicably adjusted
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27

to affect the monetary world for some time to
come. as they diveSSapital from ordinary chan
nels
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27

ING. CURFD BY CAKrEks SPANISH MINTUHF -WoT'T tut
WAYNE Co, Ohia December |, ls56-Messrs RI W.
BEIEsG cutlcmen Having tor four years past been ~
ing with Scrafua in lis without 1ipg roi 'r
our best phi scts was solicited 10y friend 10 r r 'l
sPani'h Ht'Nsi ia. =" STATE that befor,
two bottles and, with heartfelt gratitude
the fact that two hotties oyonr excellent preparation nave
tirely cured me. -"
Tie third bottle gave to friend who had leen s,e.
with Salt Rheuu Tor length Of time and he like F
his health to the virtues of Garter, s.
You liberty to use this letter ia apy y,
NAV think proper. if il ii benefit the afflicted ' !'u
Your ubcllent servant, JOSEPH R0BINSnS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27
SPECIAL. NOTICES


Of the standing COMMITTEE If the Young Mems ING
Soritrion, viii be held At their ThurSt. A.
oetsek 7 NJ 1t is hoped very uembrr ain lie - a. :
auts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27

Christian Adu0Cut Of a recent date. says; "a
PIANOS 1 is supposed thai L. p. Nash IF Petersipr
sold Pianos than any else in the South lis p Hss
have given general satisfaction in North Carolina ''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27

would under the osagreeable breath
when by using the balm OF THOUSAND FLOWERS as A
dcnce would only render T. but leave teeth
white aabasterf Many persons do not know their broahs
bad and the Eject is delicate their friends viii
mention Pour single drop Balm your tooth brush
and wash Your teeth night and morning fifty bottle
will last year.
Bo1uul Complexion easily be acquired by using tho
Balm Thousand Flowers Ii will remove tan pmplos
aud echs from the SKIN leaving of soft and
Wet towel pour three drops and wash the
night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in either
cold water. pour three drops Of palm
Thousand Flowers rub the beard well and will make
beautiful athcr much facilitating the operation shaving
Price only Fifty Beware of counterfcits None
unless signed by W. p. FETRlDGE q 60
oct 9d6ms Franklin Square New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27

aud se!otta Nnsriy haf the human a, H. F''oh
the cfieaey Of tbs wonder ful ueat In The ne s
diseases They mover fail however long standing L."
the NAY lie N-'He
Sold At the lnanufaetoros No. 50 Maiden Lone X.r.
and No 22l Strand, LONDON ami hy al Druggsz =, III
62Ic aud 81 box. fr.,.,l .-afs
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experience IN business has extensive arrl.it1nns
VA can influence good custom would ike ~ get a s-nan
IN l salesman m u t'focery brv Goods cs,ablisb
Ha"' IA tbs cit! Address A b through T. O LvncnHnrg
=
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27
VN7nO WANTS EMPLOYMENT, few

w gentlemen % years OF upwards willing can.
vass Codnty two pleasant and useful agency that
pays better than other bu Address STAMP oed
DIR. C. ALLEN,
nov d2w Washington. ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27
-, "COMPErITrON a. IL IN. o.

o. TRADE."--PRINTLNG In ali its varlons ~, OF
done style unsurpassed by any Other Establishment ~
MENT -''i'
jobs printed in Coors Ia that will comnoro
work done of Mason and Dxon's Line Snpri, any
flee. ri and see. First Alley br,ea, M,
and Church Streets. ans = nam
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27

Perfunicd Hrrath.-What lady gentleman would
laGor unler the dssgreeabe breat when
DoWDENS DENTAL FLUID il will not only rem Ter It.
sweet hut make the teeth white alabaer tooth
ache and them from decay Recommended by
lists aud physicians everywhere
beautiful Complexion be attained by its
puppies, freckles, renders the skin
m nParting rich the greatest
ever known being free from all injurious matter. Price
cents. For saleby SrR01HER & WHITEHEAD.
STABLER Il JONES,
mn ns,yt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27

n VI hSaoks, Siaf5ou..p,
,-,f1,rs59T,h,rr"9' AMY GOop>. & Nr-pt ''r
M ~ lAN would respectfully announc. To tho MIN
,uak. H. ''" s'iaH mod tn II tr .r rri,s. - %
lent M , , '2J2hy " I'D that any of6er rs,,ifn
t.laf thr, cav, 'ns country aud they confident, be,.oy
49, t ana w u eher As great Inducements -
nt.hc rsecnt MA, ,' s h>e lilvhe purchased lr
lupsi } .tur SA's they Will nlny ar,li -
Ht1i Hnl'f publishers prize. ''"' ''-uabl' " 5rks
,fLrr1H of ,Gn I q, l,2sk m al the various depar,r,,
H'i,et stii's SrAou &c DC 49, ~ history Science,
c,ad to- f u s'eat Eaigy Of Stationary: csp rapcr
ro.s ANA Fanny '"'''4i'ss iifr supply Busi.
a,ts M, 'N'tS' '>o RoanFmvoA ,-, and 5,oe,,
Ma ANY GOODS Ia great variety; pori.,Ja ,,..,.
from So cts to io SIS p @o Port fo at price varvH ,
dis rahIo $50 -, f9ft honair' somr s,,If ing
.,si ~ 'Yles Work Boxes Card Grs,F ,,ha se' ba'bs
Also Mltlo meisnls @c suitable Tor proson.s my INK
I,4rly ~ uf'1slcai Instruments ChCS. af.,
lite Rcd and n'" Is liar Brnsbf, oonbs lh nph
Nss, t t lairlIpic. Copying pr,~,.. Nq nm hia'k
te9I' A. iA>rHCNt>Is j. mo- -
HitN AecoFienl>. &c 'N IA iI4'e nom - 10 So
NM s,H.,r.,,S Ipov lots
~ nov .ls '''' va, TOR sale by
J II IEOMpS0k ~
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NNsNTER ARRANGE uENT.-Now opcn n

SPennd assortment Of superior Fur Ycarinos Care
''S IN great variety Also. 1000 thu superior
P'o. titi CIotl at 2t cts per yard great bargain
"s"'s JOHN ABRAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27

= hei'alFtT and Tuner OF Pianos Melodoons and Or.
is' tat% OF the M9Hariory Sotbbcler & Schmidt in
I'm, W" be ia LynchbuIg va the Of this or
"', no 10 any calls such Tuning regulating Of
's 81 strings covering of hammers ced Of hnpil
pt i i'" hampers nov Ivory and cleaning of ch
orders this Office 9'' ~ i'N''' Jaw ~
cahreeommeud Il skiiln rrp,r,r a, ,yr.l, .,,a. "a
II. 40. me SAFE OF our Pianos Tic Respectable Public
W5hhE 10 buy good aud y tntabe piano ~ IL, VOL TO
can On nun hrst before buying elsewhere
- -o''N''" SOEBBELER y SCHMIDT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27

Oxygenated Bufer~.-BosroN. NoFcInhnr 4 So
Gentlemen A Though almost ever TIM, 4l
Of patent medicines, would net cherrfuy add NV nm
in favor Of your nva.n-se remedy dyspepsia and
debility. - kt1'fa
The roure yon have pursued IN srbustting Dr t.rsc
ia n chemist Of estai- rrpirt ou with tho - To-
profession merits the APP sel NJ men md medical
Your Oxygcnaed Bhtcrs TO The confidence of the Tics
ave nsei the medicine for SIX months past and
others who vii Win In s7, inn lei
passes all other remedies known for tn relief and
disre +sing complaints arising from mes ami lie
rangenent Of the digestive 'as de
With great respect your ot,cjen servant
EBENEZER SMITH
itesiencc Ne. Alsion Stree,
None genuine unleFs signed BUTTS On wragper
SETH W FaN LII Il 90. l3a WaEhinFon ST.,
ProDrieors Sold by their everywhere " nos
For SHE b. ! IL iHoMPsoN 70 andJ. IL sEAy
nos l1c.itawlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27

LNOR HSRE-For the balance of the year frs; rate
II Dining-room Servant. Apply
JOHN T MURRIII,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27

gO0d FamIIy (Ir-rr
res sueh as Flour Meal Sugars Cufeos Dried and
N Beer and superior Hams Durkces Powders
and superior article Mustard Pepper SALT Ginger spec
soap OF variety Of brands Cheese Chocolate. sperm Ada
,''i' ana allow Candies Also beautiful lot Ladies
oh baskets Wenve country friends To 1--WE us ca
and 10 brng their Butter which Will nav the cah
trade VAJE\TINr 'fiIsN,Ixt,
+ 5. Always on hand good assortment of staple Dry
ltnnls -
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's'Land Winter Good-.-.ye invite onr Gus.

'''eI' ad friends 10 examine took New Goods.
which nearly complete wl compare with ary
49, so. a "a =, Sony J. A. STIGLkR & co.
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vi Tor sale by
II l thompson & CO
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-15
The Meeting at Mufreesboro.

We had the satistactions of being present at
the Mass Meeting at Murfreesboro. 1t was
held 10 Msney's beautiful grove, near the city,
and was one of those immense popular demon
strations which are only made when the great
heart of the nation is struggling with deep
emotion. Considering the time, one short week,
occupied in getting up the meeting 1t may
be regarded as one of the largest of the cam
paign. The Union &c American estimates the
crowd in attendance at the democratic meet
ing at Chattanooga at about ten thousand-a
couple Of gentleman who were at that meet
ing and the Murfreesboro meeting also, gave
it as their candid opinion that the number of
persons at the former did not exceed tina: at
che latter f0e hundred; but they said the Chat
tanooga affair was greatly overrsted, that there
could not have been more than three or four
Thousand present.
GEN. HASKELL did not 60 out to the ground
until near one o'clock. The morning was,
therefore, consumed by Col. Mullen of Bed
ford, in plain practical speech, in which he
made numerous good hits.
AlVer Ihe OhTeecue, WHICH WIS wei BoOIeu
up, and bountfully supplied, GEN. HASKELL
took the stand and made one of his most bril-
liant speeches. He spoke several hours, and the
people hung upon his words, 10 rapt attention.
We shall make no attempt to describe this
master effort. 1t will for years be thought
upon and talked about by those who heard it.
The spirit it aroused will be felt in November
next, dearly felt by the democracy!
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-15
1873 Prizes amounting to ............. 1904
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters, 900

1878 Prizes amounting to. ........... 32O4 DOC
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters, $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
There 80 O00 Tic numbered from TO 0O There
are 1915 Prizes amounting to 820i OO0
The drawing takes place in pub under the supernend
ence OF two Commissioners.
The Numbers from TO 80 600 corresponding with those
Num1ers the Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
are encirced with small tin tubes placed 10 wheel
Thu hrs: III Prizes Similarly printed and encrcled,
placed in another wheel The wheels then revoved and
Number is drawn the wheel Of Numbers and at the
same time Prize drawn rom the other wheel Inc num-
beT and Prize drawn out ofenei and exhibited TO the
audience registered by the Commissioners the Prize
being placed against the number drawn This operation is
repeated until al the Prizes drawn ont.
Approximation Prizes.
The two preceding and the two succeeding Numbers to
hose drawing the FIRST III Prizes will be entitled to the Is
Approx nation PrZ -, according to the Scheme.
The rs 900 Prizes OF IS determined by the number
which draws the $40 900 prZef that Dumbtr should be
odd number then every I'D numher ticket 10 the scheme
will BE- entitled to aS number, then every even
number ticket viii be entitled to IS in addition TO any other
prize which may be drawn.
All those tickets ending with 0, 3 4 g. s, are eyen-an
those ending with l. g. 5 I, Q, are odd.
" Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable in
full without deduction.
e All Prizes OF al 900 and under paid Immediately after
n drawngother prizes at the usual time OF thirty days.
In full without deduction.
An communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded to purchasers Immediately amer
tie drawing
Przs Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at either
Office
half Of the Tickets guaranteed to draw IS
will sell Certificates Of Packages q 10 Tickets Todd and
numbers, at the following rates
All that the 10 Tickets (Which are those decided by the
number drawing the Capita) the amount guar
anteed accrues 70 the purchaser.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets
10 Quarter ....... 10
Address orders Tickets Certificates of Packages Of
Tickets, either to &. SWAN A Co Atlantis, Ga,
ors. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
aug29 orJ. G. HIGGINS, Box Nashville, P. o.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-15

situations; and each viii be prohibited from
interfering with the affairs and institutions OF
the other The North know that his admins
tration Of national affairs would be just, equis-
able and impartial; and the South knows that
it would be firm, patriotic and conservative.
It is because of this, because he is just the man
for the time, that the Wings are throwing
their united strength in his support, in prefer
ence to either Of the Others. They have re-
fused to listen to appeals from either of the
extremist parties. They cannot lend them
selves to slavery propagandism, they will not
lend themselves to purely sectional agitation
of the slavery question, and crusade against
a geographical section of the Union. Let the
South mite with them. Their constant self
sacrifice entities them to this. If the support
OF the South is not gireH 10 Ihr. Fillmore at this
mOBaentOus crisis it wiU be in cain hereafter TO
make headteay at the North against abolition
ism and UirtuqL disuHion.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-15

eB- The 0d<line Wings of the Fayette District
held convention at Lexington on Tuesday last
and appointed thirteen delegates to attend the Ma
tiOnsl Wing Convention which is 10 meet at Balti-
more next "Wednesday. They also adopted unani.
mously the following resolutions
Resoioed, That Willard Fillmore and Andrew J.
Donelson are the unqualified choice of this Com
VentiOn as the candidate for President and Vice
President Of the United States.
The following are the delegates appointed:
John b. Temple and Robert w. Scott, of Franks
lin; E. N 0fIutt and Or. r. 81. Ewing, of Scott;
VIM. II. Shackeliord and VIM G. Talbot of Bour.
bon; David c. Humphreys, of Woodford; DR.. JOS
P. Lether and Alexander Wake of Jessamine; Gen.
b. t. Boswell, Of Harrison; and John n. Clay and
Ii. 7. Duncan, of Fayette.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-15
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES. I. O. OF.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No, l. meets at Odd Fellows
Hall every Tuesday night. Officers; P. BfILoD n G.; W.
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE, No 2, meets every Thursday
night Officers: W. A. wHkRET. ~ g.; j. W. RATcLIyy, "
g.; I. W. BARxEs Secy r. @. CocKRKIL, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No 10, meets every Monday night.
Officers: P. T. PHILLIPS, n G. w. DARDEN, V. c. e.
BEAUMONT, Secy.; w. CAMERON, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 80, meets at their hail. South
Nashville, every Friday night Officers: JOIN r. HnL N.
G.; FRED JoSrx " Il. Q. ALLEY seoy JOSH TAsKsLEY,
Treasurer.
ENCAMPMENTS.
RIDGELY ENCAMPMENT, No. l, meets on the lst
snd 3D. Wednesday night of each mouth. Ocers Q. SAY
ERs, p; NJ O. FoULK, II. P. P. BuLfoD, 8. w.; w. W.
THURNnSD, J. w j. LYONS Scribe; b. CUTTKR, Treas.
OLIVE BRANCH ENcAMPMENT, No. 4, meets
I'd and 4h Wednesday night OF each month Ocers
J. X. FDnuSDsON Q. B. LTOSs II. p; G.. w. DARDKs, g.
WAND, Treasurer. jy93
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BY TELEGRAPH.
IReports Furnished b he Associated Press.
{ = AppITIoNAL FoREIGN NEWS.

ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ESaL1KD-The Conservatives are arranging the
international difficulties with view to make a
grand attempt to overthrow Palmerston's Admins
traton. 81 -
FRAEcE--Politieal news Is unimportaat
INnIA-Telegraphic advices from Calcutta to 18th
and Bombay goth July, state that Hoirburmen,
who was on the Throne, has been assassinated.
CHISA-The iusurrection is progressing.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 12-There was aterrible riot
this p NJ, between Fillmore fishing club and a
party of men at seventeenth ward, Democratic head
quarters; two men were shot dead and twenty
others wounded, several it IS believed fatally.
BosroN, Sept l2-The German Turner's associa-
ton held their annual festival at Needham yesterday.
Speeches were made by Senator Wilson, Gustave
Silver and Mr. Donac, much enthusiasm. Resou-
tons endorsing Fremont and Dayton and the Re-
publican platform were unanimously adopted.
CHICAGO Sept I3.-Private advices from Kan-
sas City state that reinforcements being raised
under Lane e, and are about to attack Westport
Kansas City and Independence. It is stated also
that the Free State men have surrendered.
Richardson's force at North Lawrence is cut of
from retreat and reinforcements. o.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
NEW YoRK, Sept 1S-The Cunard steamer Ara.
bia from Liverpool, arrived at Halifax this morn
ing She brings dates of her regular day of sailing,
noon the 4th.
Cotton sales to day, "Wednesday, 1900 bales to
spectators, and to exporters 5000 bales.
Market firm and unchanged in every respect
New Orleans middling 6S, Mobile middling St;
Upland middling CT. tEF
Sales for FIVE days SIS, 900 bales; to spectators
1900, to exporters 7000
Manchester market unchanged.
Breadstuffs-Prices unchanged. limited business.
Price not quotably lower, but holders pressing
on the market.
Weather has been very favorable for agricultural
purposes.
Provisions -Business is moderate, and prices
higher.
LONDON, "Wednesday. Sugar unchanged. Coffee
firm.
Money market unchanged. sHF
Consols cog a~
News unimportant.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1S.-The river has fallen two
inches. Weather clear and warm.
PTrsBURG, Sept. Is, Noon.-River, IL inches
water in the channel, on a stand.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. l3-River falling with Eve
inches water on the falls.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13-Flour, market firm, sd-
vanced straight state Sc l0a6 46; Ohio Sc 5Oa6 75;
Southern 81 45sa,Oc Wheat, western red, 81, STA
81 60; southern white 81 ,7Oal,7 rs. Com, western
mixed rs Meas Pork $19,37i.
CINCINNATI, Sept lS-Flour firm, ten to fifteen
cents higher, buoyant. White Wheat $l,26.-
Whisky 274
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-15
Additional Appointments
Sharp'a Rines.

ALL sportsmen who are in want Of good and reliable
Gun, especially adapted for large game, Deer, &c in
Vited to call the Of Fall Cunningham, No II
Public Square, and examine "shaps Patent Sporting Rde
which In rapdy Of Firing accuracy Of aim, and length Of
range is far superior to any Gun invented and unlike
any other Patent Gun here fore roduced s construction
is exceedingly simple that it liable "ge
oforder" Than the common Kentucky Rifle.
Pa c. have also few Shot Guns made on the same Pa
tent fyf6-6m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-15
Are Won Getting Raid

Isyour hair turning greyH Do you wish cultivate good
Whikers and mousaehesf Your hair to be son. silky and
glosyl Your head to be cool comfortable and free fdand
ruG9 Mothers your children have uxurant heads
ofharH Then BoGLE's HYPERION FLUID, which neUer
~ in its unerring effects. Prices rs so cts rs cts
81 so per bottle. Boges Balm Of Cytheia stands unri-
vailed for Graduating Id pmpes and beautying the
complexion. Price so cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-15

hr. Trippe, the Representative from the Macon,
Georgia, Congressional District, writing from Wash
ington, says:
''In my opinion, Mr.. Fillmore is to day, beyond
all question, the strongest man in the United States
in the hearts and confidence of the people. Our
tsro eHeDes Democrats and Black Republicans) See
it, and join in the cry that be is weak every where
else, but just there Will the people be thus cheat
ed Of their choictg"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-15

BitroUs DISEASES Of akinds will and in CAETERs sPAE.
Ea MIXTURE the sures remedy. The Afflicted win be reviv
ed BY use hamors will be expelled from the blood, and
the will its health, action, thereby restoring
the patient health tn1 Tigor 1t contains mercury
opium other poisonous drugs, aud may be given to the
most delicate infant with perfect safety.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-15

FEVER AND AGUE cured ~hou using Quinine, Arsenic,
Mercury Opium any Of the poisonous drugs danger
compounds generally resored to by sufferers from this
long drawn, am citing and annoying Of al d cases. by
esortins carters Spanish Mixture which contains
Of the above deeieous substances but eectualy
and fully by acting specifically the Liver and Skin, Puri
tying the oOd and expeng the remains Of Old medicines
with which the system hiss been eOggd opening the pores
Of the body aud allowing assist itself 10 breaking
up the diseas, and recuperating it's energies.
See the Of Mr. John Longdon Of Va, he hsd Bxed
and chronic Ague and Fever ehs twice day for three
years Nothing permanently cured him until he tried Car
ers Spanish Mixture bottles Of which perfectly restored
him to health has he had chill since He is only
out Of thousand who has experienced the life renewing
effects of this valuable purifier Of the blood.