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Awful and Fatal consequences

ItENSUk ON treating BOWe comp ains this Of
H the year with Brandy, OPIUM Astra gents. When
checked in this the disease lie cured but the outlet
merely stoppe up and IL lie fortunate il IL BppeaIs for
theu daug dseases Of the head averted and the
patient has chance fer his life How ofeL do hear Of
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked and death from
disease Of the BRAIN produced by the medicine taking place
few hours aher7
THE GRXPENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP,
has been wonderluy successnnl in such complaints By
chemical action produces change ia the contents Of the
Bowels and thus enables nature to perform her
The Board Of Health OF New York certify that the
Ch,rera Disappeared from he Quarantine as this
medicine used at the Hospitals
Dr. Knowlten of Boston, calls the greatest aid to the
medical Profession and Blessing to the patient.
DR. De Forrest of New York, says it cures every
Of disorder Of the bow els promp y, aud that he always
uses il in severe cases.
Capt Taylor, of the Army cerdes that it cures all
OF Dysentery contracted Mexico and that it Is gene
Morris Franklin, acting Mayor OF New York, re.
commends TO be kept in every family to be rsSy cheek
all disorders Of III Bowels the hrst appearance.
By Count Bodisco it was recommended the Medical
Board Of Pete sburg and by them recommended the
Hospitals throughout Russia IL has been used
in several iropsan countries with great success.
In Ma hye lHrge quantities Of il have been used in times
OF Cholera.
Throughout the whole OF Tennessee Is known
the best and only certain remedy for Bloody Pux
have always onrred to refond money II any
be heard Of that has ret affected HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH CASE. The same offer is stin
tnued. ALEX. MACKENZIE.
iyne2S-H
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TO INVAIIDS.


this country the OF saity constantly suf
sr g from atmospheric influences. caused by sudden
cha geS weather and the variable Of the
espt Ialy spring and autumn These complaints and all
forms diseSse natural to the country easily
controlled by simple prescriptions such wonderfully
preserved the health and nthened the lives Of the abort
and the early settlers Of America they by the
pow ru doses Of Aopathy the Drenchrgs u Hydopa
the hot and gent doses OF the Thomponan school, the
del.ca ely msdicated pellets f ton eopa 'hys
These yausbe and effective yet simple medicinal prepar
stious found IN greater degree of y combined in
scientific pronorons and compounded with Teater
skill in the GREFhNBkRG FAMILY MEDICINES, than
Others offered 20 public notice. They consist Of
eleven d6erent remedies all Of which have the sanction Of
high medical authority, and the approval Of hundreds
thousands who have been their among whom
found the Of eminent cerVymen iurists states
ihsn THOUSAND PHYs in every section
OF the United States
THE GREFEN BERG MANUAL OF HEALTH-PRIcE %
his book 500 pages, and it written by
several physicians each prominent in the diseases mention
ed and standing in the front rank Of the medical pros
Il Is the reliable book published and il Is
dvetd professional terms, ard written that every
under stand it. No family should he without copy
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
brief examination the PahoC gy Uterine Diseases
toreher wish the principle and method Of their by T.
PONERy, Of Utica THIS IL valuable pamphlet, pre-
red by q the Oldest ant most celebrated Physicians
the Union. ] have Just received hundred thousand
copies for gratucu distribution Those who el Interested
this sub ect will please call send for of this pam
phleJ ALEX MACKENZIE
j,80 Cole. street.
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Who wants to Ref 2

ONE hundred bags Of Flour
~ ffy bnsnrls Meal.
Five hundred pounds choice Hams
Have been deposited my Tea the following
terms % HauIg and snon1h Meal -Four eat IN Il,
hat ths M candidate si b. the President he
lives aud does not resign 81 Hams against hundred dol
lars hos that the candidate sho get beat win Dot receive
many elee.,Ta votes IS the Nhs i sccressfai
The bzisnec n bet opportunity o1rr tie ehscs N an
equal 30 he two mentioned shove II b-ts
taken soon Whole vii b. sold q The
aepostsr. Cheap for cash. u. g. KUAlsEY.
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NIAGARA FALLS.
To AL The Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains at N, 10 AN, and
TlR>T TRAIN Cleveland, Pittshurg. Steubeuvile and
Wheeling Lightning Express leaves Cincirnzt A. O'clock
for All the Eastern cities; also, Detroit via Cleveland
Sprinohald Wilmington Circevile, Lancaster ard
vile, Chcohe ard athens his train tops betp Gin
ennat and COpmbus al oyeand Morrow Xenia and Lon
don only.
sICOND TRAIN--Clevelsnd Pittsburg and Wheeling Ex
press Nail leaves Cincinnati at 10 O'Clock. via Cleve
land PsbUrF and Wheeling for all the Eastern cities This
train stops at al the points between Cincinnati aud Coum
bus.
THIRD TRAIN-AccommodatiOn, Leaves CiDcnnai at
$50 O'Clock for Springfield Wilmington, Circevle
and Lancaster, Chcothe aud Hlsborough. This train
stops at al ints bet Cincinnati ii and Springfield
FOURTH 1RAIN-Clevelsnd and Pittsbu Night Express
leaves Cincinnati at ocock via Cleveland and Pitts
burg for al h Esern cite. This train stops at all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday 80 O'Clock P. NJ, for Columbus
Trains by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
cnnati
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FOX THROUGH TICKETS,
And al Information, please ply at The Offices No Burnett
House. second door West Of Vine street; No III Gibson
House Building and old Office Southeast Of Broad
way and Front street. opposite Spencer uouse at the
Eastern little MiamO Depot, East Front 'treet.
once hOWrS from ~ Il. N, until On p. NJ
p W. STRADER, Gtn1Ag't.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers at all the pr cpa Hotels for each and
train. By leaving directions at either Of the above
ooes will call for passengers in all Of the city, with
on fail. lmsy2Tl II. " RUGGLES, Conductor.
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COAL COOKING STOVE.

w have Just received small supply Of COAL COOKING
w STOVES, OF differ Sizes that hishly recon-
mended tn have hesitation In warranng them
The Prize Coal Cooking Stove
The Keystone state,
The Lily Of the West,
The Beauty Of the West.
The advancing prices OF wood makes important econo
mca Housekeepers to provide good Stove that will
wei with These have ar given entire satisfaction
and recommended TO the attention Of those about sup
ply themselves with Cook Stoves.
We have also the following patterns Of tight Stoves FOR
wood universally popular ia the Eastern States for their
economical consumption Of the fuel warranted 10 bake and
draw vel:
The MayhOwer, two sizes;
The Halcyon, two sizes;
The Comet, four Sizes
We have also in store for sale usual low and
modatng erms the following popular stoves nom ths beet
foundries II the West:
The Kentuckian Cook Stove two sizes;
The Indiana do do do,
The Tennessee do do do.
The Iron Tree Premium;
The Best Premium;
The Pennsylvauian; III Of which viii sell as low
terms as they can be procured in the city.
THE WROUGHT IRON COOK STOVE.
The Tennessesn four sizes manufacture and
hand good supply Of these popular Stoves and
able to supply all o. ders -
iune.T MACKENZIE a WILSON
MOPS AMI SCRUBBENG BRUSHES,
TUsF Received Long Hand scrubbinE Bru he, b all
81 Brooms busting shes, Meps, Tea Cup Mops, real
Clothes BASKETS Clothes Hampe
msy9s MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOVICE 10 SHIPPERS,
By Savannah Co Nashville.

A the HAsi VII e AMI Chattanooga Kairoad Company
n have notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com
anies Of Sc rfis Of ther Tatss.
have hevu noticed Ogsssd IN the hand bills Of
that Company, recently Distributed CITY We take
tlus method Of inkmlus the NerrhsAts Shippers BY
that line he rate VII be 81 IS f0r lt0 bs hrs
goods, and Dot 81 - THE grand 81 tepEesent Ass
the average thru ugp hst goods from
70 Nashville g beet the vsratioa OF 10 cts
sdte Al in sumner and dycucod II 10 pes loo lbs
Winter ~hich tn rste per advertisement
al 80 hon June december, ard e. from Dec
a. ANDt RsON,
iupr2i Superin tepdant.
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rT%O ST OK RAISERs o. t.e gsrmtng Conmany Fssefs
~, sho VII srhd 80 ~ In siagr stAzaPs % ls
ass - b. G. kuMsgT.
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Fresh spl ing Honey Strained or in the Comb.

"0'er the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE lot OF MARKET Baskets Of al slsss made from
n tins same Willow. $50 said, . for sale by
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TAKEN this spring from the apiary Of Or. r. D. HAmn
Il Ass tpecimen OF the Hives used viii be exhibited
"ree" at al reasonable hours 90 which price will be aided
should Il BE- the "susnions" wish Of portion Of the
dir ne, for particulars cal and see "a a.
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riguiss are Pigni.' stu, though psreAsd on

g. SINCE gOPE, but thai @hlAnk Verse scng Re
eiosinR hymn ~ hayoT anil Alasraea, makes -oar
Pony (te editorial frFrni VII please exruse bg bore
ana car biz and our tax hg tax notNithsEa1d
ing treated the COMMITTEES scar Ehck eosi - per
ian, cash We hope uaDy ends uill asst ~ Ia oar
ahctan and sad Big pg o. tahchers. 70 cubs q
80 less zi % the asnsorae Ting. The Horss ana
Carl vii regular Usual nosilhstAnnE, Tsosasxsr.
u. &. RuMSET.
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! have something sweet 20 sell
ThA Rntfla vnr NAV kaanI

4 sEoUEL TO "YE FLY," being direct descendant Of
n the Nectar The heathen Eos used when they got
and Kicked the stars Of the skies IN 8a
that time For sale iow down. considering ihe qaaity.
d O. RuMSEY.
Nora BESE--~corn. Metre No connection viii LAID
Agencies.
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.

r.. C.. McNA1RY & co.
no SIS COLLAGE STREET
lave just received the following articles
IL White Marselles, and briliantes, for BassueE;
Jaconet and Swiss Bands and houncngs;
Emb'd Swiss Musiins, great variety;
husns Collars and sleeves-(separste and in sets;)
Linen and Cambria do
MJurniDg do
White, Blue and Scarlet Bor'd nity Quilts, article
Ladies and Misses Isle Thread Hose;
u dozen small Rcd Bonestck Fans
12 " White
II Sandal Wood +"
Ia -" Assorted
Also large stock Of heavy colored and white Cotton
for ervant Pan Pain and Str ped Osnsburgs and Dcmes
tics in great variety and Usnsb1rgs and Brown Do
mestics each Domescs all with s3d prices cd and
undressed Cotton and Linen Sheetngs, loves Napkins
Table Cloths, DEmSk &C. &c, all NJ the lowest possible
prices.
Dress Good.
AT ,rptons OF Printed BareEtE, Tissues Grenadines
ali scrptiOns OF cooted SILKS greatly reduced
p ice' my6O c. McNAlRf 90.
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Also large lot Of Copper Burs, and Rivets, and Lace
Leather Of al kinds.
All which will be sold the reasonable for
Cash. by B, CUTTER,
rnavi2 College anf Broad SITS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-16

T'EN TEACHERS Of erst ability. empioyedin the
school; anordng facilities for thorough ESoLEH edu
cation With Lstin Greek, the modern polite lang ma
sic lon quits pare harp and organ drawing ebrodery
ard seven kinds q pNutiug.
Refinement Of manners and The etiquette Of society aeul
sasd Parissn lASy resides ia the Anily. Prizes
awarded In zach department
AID 10 physical edscaon be found In calss enlcs
Dancing, Gymnasium. Bowling Alley (ssrcty prvsis)
sSmming In My.te River, (Ea horseback riding Wei
trained saddle horses belong 10 the SEMINARY.
forpartcuars, address the PriAc,pdl
MEs. THOMAS p SMITH.
RyTEEsrcEs-Hon Robert q. winthrop. Boston Hon 20
ward Everett DO ChATles BFuoks West Heatord Rev.
John isrToDt. Do r. Gardner NJ Primo pal foston Lain
hchoo Hen Abbott L3wrsnce. B0ston: Rev Hubbard Win
soE, SeS York; Rev wm Hague D. D. Albany Rev. Roi-
Tin II sesis, D. ,Besten Hon. Sam HosstOn, fsxss.
nAylA-
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PbAkiNG OF Hans nave a lot Of very ehoies ooes, %
, sale low a. d. G. kUhSET'S.
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TO CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN
IN ~ :" a
nISSnIUrInN-

TIE partnership between the undersigned, in the
i and style OF }. NJ Seabury Co., dissolved by
tua consent the 8st ut Either Of will attend the
settling up OF the business Of the late firm.
JIM. sEABURY,
Il &. PEACH.
jan2-tf TT. SEABURY.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.

49,
kRiVAL and Departures q PasseCEer Trains. To take
II effect and sf,sr saturday, june 2lst, 1876
Dag Passenger Trs leaves Nashville rs O'Clock Ar.
irving Cha .rHOogs al o5 acck p 81 Night Passenger
Trss Nasbtie 81 P. ~, wing At ChatahoOsA
t4so NJ.
pav PASSENGER Train leaves ChstisncozA q A. NJ Ar
riyns Nashville ESQ ~ Nigh Passenger Train leaves
Chattanooga Al rs ~. ArTv AZ Na-hve s.45 An.
n. l. AADERSOS, Superintendent
NASHVILLE jane 2isL 1850.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad

Express Notice.
ESS&TEza ti5s5ET5a - 80 AQL
1900 - 80 - 1y2>yS @t%Ss
MEnPHIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
1fHE "ADAMS' IMPRESS CuNPANY" have made ar
rangemsnts with the above Railroad Tor Daily Express
Lne AMI prepared to receive and forward Freight
Package ac BY Passenger Trains Huutsve Decatur
ruscumbis and informed ate stations the G. nd NJ
@ Railroads. small fackag AZ reduced rates.
eE Messengers leave Naslvi le daily at Z o'clock
g Frcights TO be orWarued Nv Express viii be called
or without extra charge. lsulOHl AK. Holt, Agent.
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SOME PUMPKINS
Corn Meal.

A 8 good as apybodys, D. G. RUMsETs.
Hurra for BuckmOre & FiIlinghaTn
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TELEGRAPH.

fTyHn Aasurfn Aslsala NashElie feeETer1 line
i uerhfax threu<h 10 eususta, Ga, vhfse cnnseets
: 80 u rppa rrpalr threeEh Pea Nashville % Aurusla.
nnd - sxpsc tssp g 20 n etrra We1ha deeHor y
pni ~ essnrss 81 loe Ans hfoaea II ~ shcries sue
Esv- c. G CLIFF. supa
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH

IN and amer this dSte the Articles As enumerated below
" viii be through Charleston and savannah st the
Iiees ar "a 70 eech article:
Tobacco, bids, p leo Ia. .................. SOC
Pork in bbs, y Toe 90
Tagging aud HoPet = lOu I 10
II. I. ANDERSON, Supr
iyf-u Ma c. Railroad.
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W 1IAWo NOONAN dNlLNI A@llLUA VAVOA 4ODy NSNs
TACOAETS CanbTc Plain ami DOtteu swiss, PLAIN strip
y and Checked Auls and NsnsCoks, nifty, Inda Tvis
Briiantes Aarseles Qults, Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Lace Muslin JscOne Sets. Muslin and Jaconet CelRrs
Swiss and Jacone FouDcings sws and JacOnet Trimmings
Vol and Edgngs Black GeBpure Laces Grapes 1sr
tons, &C. &c. All very cheap, at McrLELLAHD'S
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IDI IENEss.

The bcsctting sin OF this country ia
GAYS the South Carolina patriot)
ldkn ness. It is the root of all evil
Vice. crime, AMI immortality are the
sure fruits OF idleness. The indust tri-
ous man or woman has not time to
concoct and carry ont schemes OF vii
lany and crime. They are alien to
the thoughts, and inelinations. aud
pleasures ofthe industrious. As sure
as the rising sun gives light to the
world just as sure is idleness to bring
in irs train vice, crime, AMI immoral
ity. Why does the gambler resort to
the games Of chancei Because he is
idle. Why does the drunkard visit
the grog-shoFs Because heis idle
True it is that an idle head is the
leyil's work shop.
In passing through the country We
are Often aniazsd at the idleness OF the
people. We see great big ch;llren
moping away their time in idleness
instead Of being at school, The pa
rents are not at work. il not at grog-
shops. 1t would seem that tho chief
object OF life was to be idle as much
as possible; that the great pleasure
ana charm of our existance was idle
ness. We are taught III Holy Writ
that man is to live by the sweat Of his
brow. Six days are we commanded
to labor. This command is as imper-
alive as it is to keep holy the seventh
day. OF the txo il is the moe i'm
portant to our existence on this earth,
beyond all doubt; and we have much
more confidence in the genuine good
ness and piety OF the man who labors
all the week than We have IN him who
simply observes the Sabbath day.
Every one who has tried it must
know how much ofpain and uneasi-
ness there is in mere idleness. Hence
it is that the idle are driven from idle
ness to vice and crime Tor occupation.
The drunkarct resorts to the bottle and
the conlpanionship OF the vicious to
kill time. The gambler goes TO the
card table and the wine glass for the
same purpose. The idle boy seeks
vice and crime IN which to kill his
idleness. So It is with other idlers.
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Clothing.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJOHE J0RDAFig

IOWA CLOTHING STORE
A LARGE and varied assortment offen,s aud
"A Boyss Ready made Clothing, embrace
Ing allthe dideEentand approFslssles, and made by
good gorkmen out ofths best material
Fine, medium and common Union, Beaver Feit
Pilot, PetershaIn and Flushing, Baugaps1 Saeksap
Paelot o. ercoats, Cloth Dress aaG frock Goats 81
yarouscolors and qualities. Cloth Cashmere, satl-
net, Velvet and Tweed PantalOons. SILK, Satin, Va
ientia, Swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cas=ners
satinet. Double and Single breasted Vests. Monke5
Jackets Drawers Undershirts, Hosiery, suspendsfs,
Cloves Crayats, Shirt tOlafs stocks
Ties, scarfs, Winchester and seots approved Patent
Shoulder Sc am Shirts, Umbrelasaud allafticesnsaal
ly kept In gentieman's furnishing stoses including
Robes de Cnambre and Revere Vestsand oyereoats.
Aiso, splendid assortment Of neutCloths, eassl-
mcres and vestiags-ai of which will be made up To
orde rim the best manner, with ptomptness, at accom-
modating prices, and by competent workrnen. This
estabt is the monthly receipt ofths latest
Fashions so thatordersinIusted TO tAem may be re.
liedapoD being In the iatesttyle " those who de-
sreit. All manner Of plau work and work Of gen.
teei medium promptly atteAdedt o "a heretofore
HATS Ola new slyfetogethsr with III ofthe CON :
kinds constantly hand.
nage ,thes ubscnbe REQ onaaent.
l. hopes 70 meritaao ohttnaance oithe same.
JOHN JORDAN,
ifeschantTatlorsud lather on Fronistreei, opP".
sits the Steam Mills.
tptvenr,nrt tuty "A. {a5s4Vsa-tf
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ssyL errsp now prspared to offer deaiers aad con.
w sumers aItrgs stock of Heavy and Shell Hard
ware upon terms aud Ices which cannot lal 10 suit
We propose In this column 10 keep our customers
10 osta 10 IN hardware matters and invite cals from
our fduads who desire far dealing.
or cash propose 10 sell az small advance
400O egs Nails. Cali soon for bargains In ala.
I. CL0SB co.
L'iKE King safe' The only gea!ias Kind for sale
J. cheap by i. CLOSE GO.
+ aoN ofaii siaes for ,alelowa os o..
- al T. CLOSE * cos.
THoS AHles rh"be skeins and q, ,spIEags' qsE Cos
rgNTEFs' Tools Of ss0ty T 5I5ss dsssdpilSS cos for
Its and Pocket Cutlery Iss isTss !ost Cos ias sale
lsUAPs, Force Lifting ana Chain pumps for sale a.
e CLOSE Co.'s.
( LIGHTNING Rsd:sHd tnsoIs!efs for sale a
l. T. CLOSE co.'s.
FAD Pps of.ll .i.ss from H.S In, st cn.s ssis at
Il, TONS Fence Wire fof.sIs e1 spsss ,p,ss cos
u" - Nts~~H - ~
" CLosE cos.
Ras and r''l' Dsi' ssIoss sSioss e. &, sos J."
= rows and Iiawsts vhisn = u es.oid esssP At
- Z. CLOSE cos
" T. CLOSE 4 COS
T EATaER asitias ali sile.4s 80.
J. T.cLohk q cos
DLACKsMiTH,s Tools, s.lio~s, Anyils, Han
ID aisrs, for ra!e lor al 7. CLOSE q cos.
RoPE-aaliIIs and Hemp all s.ssat s
ESGlsE, Car and sispsl oil for ssIe By the barrel
T. or gallon at T. CLOSE 4 co.'s.
cav aapdFels Of all sizes from incn 70 IN. for
y sale AT 7. CLOSE cos
Farmers and the best assortp snt of Anes' and
Forks, sc. Vi r. IiosE 4 Co.'S.
h9g 2k BIDDING ,!tSs jose as';cs CO. sad
CtoRS Shelter aad Has Cutters fer sale low st
4 r. CLOSE 4 co.'s
fsl 5z. . sjr aass+ for s4ie Al
ls)i r. CLOSE cos.
1gt4 20. .rs A.- maths, best pate 70, at
itUS T. CLOSE q CO.'S.
rI75%NEE7s sE5eR-Iin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
l pu3 ZtHs, I4r sale Al r. CLOSE g. cos.
szAUFt@E ~ aHt zach Trimmings at very low
> pflae..at 7. CLOSE e. co.'s.
tyyHIlE Lead IA oil, T. Ctosr and %. Brand,
w iuslr~eeiyed, warranted the best in market.
II r. CLOSE " COS.
/ IsSEED OH Ry the barrel gallon a.
l. r. CLOSE d cos.
=. a. II, t5lRss aud Putty atlow prices a.
- r. CLOSE n CO.'S
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HAsrY BURiALs--it was formerly the
custom both in England and in France, as
il il al the present time in the United States,
to inter those who die by cholera ut tho
earliestconvenient moment after dissolution !;
but warned by the many fatal consequences
al this proceeding, the custom Of has,y In
term nts has ceased in those countries for
many years. No one csn now be buried
there until green tinge makes its appear.
anee upon the abdominal muscl s--thc an
missakable sign Of incipit mt decomposition.
always FIRST seen through that thin layer Of
muscles. A body might lie FOR four or six
weeks, or more, bur II this color failed 10
appear, the body would be retained unff m
unequiyocaI sign became apparent, - S
p.tisn, had recovered. ~
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e1tsE! Il.
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if aaiA.l.t
of, % caa 10
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.JsO,fssionaI QarOs.

c. B. TROWBRiDGE,
.rssAII LOT. Az LAW,
0giee Second e..
ArEiSsoa'a BLoeE, DAVENPORT,
June3-d y
4. q. ssEipEEs.I,
Attorney and Counsellor At Law.
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,,fts. f5ps or short time Eastern ErchRnse b7ngh
4tia 4 ~ d dissbHafsd Sotss aud Maftg.srs bought
,s sfFfeJ faxes paid and sii isw 1uBlnssI prpmTt
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
MEAT FOB THE HUNsRY!

-szu9<rM NYE hav. taken four Stalls in the LIE
0Sk2 w Claire Market, (nexr the Railroad
Depot,l and assure the public that We
shall at all times bs fully supplied
itn all the varieties usually KEEP. IN mark
Our meats wtli be the best the country saords.--
We intend 10 furnish prime articles, and put them 81
such prices will oby ate the necessity ~ hsrsspfors
of our ctiIens geipgt Rock lsisad for str market
lug.
We will DO pYspsr a to furnish Picked, Cornsd
smoked and Dried eats, Of best quslisiss aud eur
ing
share ofthe pat onags OF the public is solicited
n. b. Marketing Sin be delivered 70 our cusson
ers at their dooTs.
Inchl2dom A. r, * d, KELLY.