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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-07
Tho Shadows of tho Valley.

Tho Shadows of tho Valley.
There is messy, shady valley,
And the waters wind and flow,
And the daisies sleep in winter,
Meath q covcrlil of snow;
And The violcts, bluc.cycd violcts,
Bloom i'll beauty in the spring,
Aud the sunbeums kiss the wavclcta,
Until they seem to laugh and sing.
But in autumn, when the sunlight
Crowns the ccdar.covcrcd hill,
Shadows darkcm in the valley
Shadow: uimn"us and still;
And the yellow leaves, like banners,
OF III EIiins host that's fled,
Tingcl will, gold and royal purple,
Fluttcr sadly over head.
And those shadows gloomy shadows,
Like the pllantoms on the ground,
Stretched their dreamy length forever,
On daisy-coverel mound,
And | lovcLhcr, yes, loved her,
But the angels loved her too,
So, she's sleeping in the valley,
Meath the sky 50 bright and blue.
And no slab Of ralii'l marble,
Eears it white AMI CHASTITY heal,
Telling wanderers in the valley,
or the virtues Of the ,l.al
But 4 lily is her tombstone,
And dcw-'ir"p pure and bright
Is the cpitarh an angel wrote,
In the stiffness of the night.
And I'm mournful, very m"urnful,
For my soul ,l"tl, ever crave,
For the falling Of the shadows,
From that little woodland grave.
For the memory Of the loved one,
From my soul will never part;
And those shadows in the valley,
Dim the sunshine of my heart
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Propretors of the AbIevillc Eonn.r and
independent Press, have established the follow.
Ing rates Of Advertising to be charged in both
'papers:
:. Every Advertisement inserted for less time
Than three months will be charged hy the in
scrtion at One Dollar per Squares Il inch
the space OF II solid lines or less for the rst
insertion, and Fifty Gents for each subse
qncnt insertion.
nB- The Commissioners, Shcriffs Clerks
and Ordinary's Advertisements will be inserted
IN both papers, caclI charging half price.
GB- Sheriff's I.eves One Dollar each
,.eB" Announcinga Candidate, Five Dol
lars. =
Advertising an Estray, Two Dollars,
bc paid by the Magistrate. =,
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
longer, at the following rates:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-07
Help Each Other.

Hclp Zach Other.
always try to help cacl other,
NoScr leave stumbling brother
by the way.
Ever strainto cheer the weary,
Make those paths which seem 30 dr.orv
Light as day. ,.
May We feel n secret pleasure
When we grasp a brimful measure
Ofgood will,
Nccr lead wandering minds nstray,
Teach the troubled spirit to say,
Peace, bc still.
For Kind words like summer showers,
Brighten sadness as the flowers,
And will give
New life unto friend or brother
With them ever help each other
While we live.
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Fractions ofsSquares will be charged in pro-
portion to the above rates
eS- business Cards for the term Of one
year, will be charged in proportion I" the
space they occupy, at One Doltor per line
space.
CH For all advertisements set in domLle cnl-
"mm, Fifty per Cent. extra will be added to the
above rates.
DAVIS d. CREWS,
For Banner;
LEE & WILSON,
For Press
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-07

"A REoQLAn PARrfsaroa d. Tie stories they
HSftkts enarsble dame are, not 90 extrava-
efter itneas the dallowing aues.
Hems lsbasa were Adnsifing tie fi1o ar.
nasBsnt one ~ oul istionss steam frigates,
iaying inse not fAf distant port the 9th hef day.
WIN oneA t4M asked how sljkll were fred
from UP gn6s. 10 this qusati ion another I Of
sspas pEsssHfss fsshus ssscinsti splied, and in
etnau si psfp a ssas 81 sie o sns,aSs W
Clip 4. 81 s. sss ss:ss
Aprs3 S6k eEally an. III dication q II q 4
iGse Gfes. ~ I se that ails ~oii tfat
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-07

TIE GREAT ELEvATon-A Southern gentle.
man, at q Northern hotel, prcceiving that tile
dining room servant, a negro, was bestowing
his attentions elsewhere to his own neglect
called up John and accostcd him in this wise !:
"Jolin, have servants ut home, and am wait
ed on as gentleman should be. am neglect
ed here; and am tired of it. give you fair
notice, that will whip you like q dog, unless
you behave better"
The consequence was, that John became very
attentive during the few days that the geutle,
man remained. On going away, John was cal
led up and presented with q dollar or two,
which he thus acknowledged
hank ZEE; massa. .Softtern gentsepten al.
ways tp<-lick us like bazes If We donssS~ ait OF
'snsseh, but ssl4ea dey 60. dsy alters glib us a
dollar or two"
"Eow desc Abolition gcmmcn mighty hard TO
skt aai want much waiting on, an when dey
60 way shake yerhand. lsok up to dc wall an
say, "God bless you, my unfortunate FREUD, an
elevate yon in the scale oh humanity. or some
thing like that, but dey nebber glib us dollar
to elevate us wild" ,.- zs.,
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MONUMENT tn PEof. IIESwY.-Thc students o
the South Caraiina College have honored them
selves, ia paying deserved honor to the
learning, worth and virtues, of the lanlcntcl
Henry. We take the following description
from tic South Curolinian:
Tribute RESPECT.
In the ccmetarY Of Trinity Church, we saw
yesterday handsome marble monument,
which has just been finished and erected by
Nessrs Boyne e. Sprouii IL is the tribute OF
respect to their honorei preceptor and friend,
by students Of the South Carolina College, than
whom no one more worthily deserves such q
memorial.
1t is composed of many blocks of marble,
surrounded by PLAN circular column, on
which rests. drapcd urn-ali Of pure white
marble.
On the West side of the pedestal is the fol.
lowing in relief, surrounded by wreath:
ROBERT HENRY.
The East bears tho very appropriate quota
tion
Qnis desi'lerio sit iu,lor aut m.odus
Tam carl cnpitis.
On the North:
Born in Charleston, December 6, 1902
Graduated Master Of Arts at the University o
Edinburg, June Is, 1914. Ordained to the
Christian Ministry, May %, 1877. Chosen
Professor in the South Carolina College. 1918
Received the degree Of ID. ID. from the College
1884. Died in Columbia, February &, 1856.
On the South tablet:
Erected by the students of the South Caro-
lima College, as a tribntc to the memory of one
who, for thlrty-two years, adorned the institu
tion by his learning and picty.
The monument is tasteful, and the workman
ship very crcditable to our townsnien.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-10


Triesemar No. I, ?, and ?.
Thus protecting the public aEaint IiursTIosswheh are
lahi TO the severesi penalties courts oflaw award
nR ". A. BARROW Member n the Imperial College OF
IL Vienna, AMI Royal College Of Surgeons, London may
he personally cOnsue at his resdeBce, 5I Prince street.
Qew no X ses Of BroadWay New York. from i in the
excepted,) unless by special appointments.
TRIEsEMAR No /. & the Remedy for RELATION,
sPERAAroRRHGA, and all the eisressng consequences
arising from early abuse ndiscraste excess long
resId n hot climates II has nviForated aud restored
% perfect health thousands of the del ated who
the erjoyuent OF all the Func ions Of Manhood: and
whatever may he the CACSEL, every DTSQUALIFICA-
TinN for MARRIAGE Is eaeetualy subdaed by this Won
dcrul bisoovvryi
TBIEsENAR, Me- II; completely snd entirely eradIcaes
al traces OF Gonor h0ei both In s mild and aggravated
forms elects, Sretrrss ritston Of The Aadier
oi the Urine Pains q he Lolns sad Kineys, and
disorders where Corsva ard Cubs bs have long
been thought Gndae che ruin of the health OF q vast
portion of he population
TRIESEMAR Ne Ills the great Confidential Remedy
Tor Syphilis sni Secnn iary Sympons II also stt1tes
certain for scurvey, scoiaa, and al impurities om
disease, and never fsng Remedy lr that eavs Of dis
orders which unfortunately the English physician
wh Mercury 70 The inevitable seslSucon Of the patsnss
constitution. and watch al the skrsaParila in The world
TREsgMAR No 1,s aud $. prsparsa in the form Of
loEenrs devoid Of smell and be carried 10 the
waiscost rocket sodn tin ease and divided into sepaf-
a.e doses sdmius red ~ HspeAu IA In m soax, RI
cord, A.. &C. Price 50 zach, kur for -
which fsi and in s2I Eases, whereby there saving
OF go
special arrangements having been lde with the
Rxarsrse the dollar q r eseAT and the iArg
er siE = are orsarded BY DR.. Barow carriage PAID
diatey reoeviag retanes, 20 any Pari of the world,
secarey packed and addressed accrdng the instructions
te Vnter thus secarng The pabic gcnsne European
preparations, AMI eHectuEy protesting them from spur
Gus pcFnicous init sions The hrae dollar sent
usual, bot not fire. u ctrfiage.
10 ne bad aiss from Dr. BtrroE h ess1tfaly agtra-
"a and p1pa AZ work "HUhAN FRAlLTf, or PHYSlOG41-
afCAL AESEARcaES.n It describes IN clear and acid
he and effects o. The ceasss Nbeve
ated uh ns.eastaus fr their pepcr testsRt and cure
Prea IS cents SeEt free any aiaress.
Ahlress DK BARROW. i5T Prince Street, usVN b'ocks
west Of Broadway1 New Eork. nov5-iytv.
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GWBERT & 90.

Auction and Commission Merchants,
No 81 B8OADwAT, CORNER COLLEGE 81.
JOHN Y. GILBERT -......-......... ....Auctioneer.
THINr GOLD WATCHES AND GOLD JEwELRY kept
constantly on hand and Tor sale better terms than
any house 70 Nashville, Alo, Git Jswelry in srs-tva-
.ty for sale 90 dealers on y
= We sell az Auction every night.
gT- duplicate and sell Goods during the dey al AHcon
Yes. You from 10 4 2o per cent. In all the
Goods you wish 10 buy in our liae, by iastealhng Al
6ILBERf O0fs,
ianI5 No. ~ B-oaiwsv.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-10
Gold Medal Pianos!

o. WALKER STREET, NEW YORK zz-z-1
. II Received the following FIRST PRIZE z-iE7ls Il
Of Boston, M New New YORK Phisdspha o Is and Ba
timore
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1885
GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York No
vember 15 (being the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1855
THE FRsT PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New YorE November, 1856. Among the judges the
hrst Musical Talent Of the Country such NJ. Mason,
Gottschak, Wolenhaupt and many others. st. s Pr
amos, with and without the Iron Frame warranted
for three years, and written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped Without charge Prices moderate.
derlh-lv-y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-10
ARRIVALS OF EkILS
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Will sell upon favorable terms, or exchange for city
property, my sligo Tract embracing about twelve hun
dret OF Land, Tavern House, Store, Warehouse
Turupize Road aud Ferry across Caney Fork River.
There are about hundred aud tseatg eve Of
rch Ckl=E Fork bottom Land, cleared and in clyation
The dance is unusualy well timhered, and part Of
rich ni aas upon it quarry Of good rble.
The Viusy Fork rgers naYgsD 70 this point for six
lth- pi the year, an te location Is excellent for
selling At Iron, Dry Goods, &c The Tavern stand
of he Dsst b.tween Nashville aud Knoxville. The toll
md ferry continual soarce Of nc)me and taken
altogether this s Of he desirable pieces OF pro
periY, Tor the price asked in Tennessee.
1hos wi'hing buy exchang ge would do well 10 call
ne fJl m eth. A l.. DAVIS,
daclS-n q 9 NJ part@f 0Hi.s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-10
THOUSANDS OF
FANCY ARTICLES!

Tvs cub rrbers have Iust received The srgss,stook Of
Fancy Gaois, In their line, offered for sale IN this
city Amongst this great variety vii be found
1a0 FANCY BIRD AGEs, Selected from the best AssoT'-
ment iu New Aork.
280 btSkErS Of al kinds and qualities.
BRA~S, Bronze and Iron Caadls Sticks- '..
RATTAN, Rocking aud Ohce Chairs.
BGrrANlA and Block tin Coffee aad Tea Pots, Chinese
Tea Caidies
Also 20 Ornaments for Etareres and What kots.
Many OF these articles selected Tor Holiday saies
bu, bz9iug arrived late for that Joyous occasion VIII
nov be sold he NEST trang adynee upon he cost
janis WILSON MAokFNklk.
TUSC KECEEVED per Steamer DR.. R05er;-5a-
al $500 fine Salt;
go " strictly clsoice Coffee;
30 hhds primo sugar;
bbla s. s. Amoads;
ID baT1 Pepper;
1e bags Spice,
90 packages robacco;
90 bags LslAnon Fiour, eAtfa.
pagt1 q. HANNf. a
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MOVEMENTS OF THE MAILS.
NAIL DEPARTURES.


Cha,tanoaza r. Daily leaves a. O'Clock m; closes
atsp This mail carries al matter for the Fast
ern an Southern cities Huntsville, ruscumbia, Ms
Dhi' Little Roc AMI their depsad mica.
Csaianaogs r. r., Daily, leaves at 4 O'Clock a. N
clb,es at ~ p. m. This ma carries ali the wa y
mali on this route and b-a7ch routes
Louisville, Daily, leaves a. o'clock closes at p N.
Gt.rs T,,s,,o5. IS e
s5.rta Monday, wednesday and Thursday; leaves at
o'e ock a. N; closes a. Is O'Clock p. M
Charlotte HuuhnRdJn Jackson and Trenton leaves Tues
day ThaTsi4y aud Saturday at O'Clock a. n closes
C5iumpjs Puiasti and waynesboro leaves Sunday We'd
nssday and Friday at 9 O'Clock a. M; clO es at ~
p.m.
Columbia Larrcoceburg, Florence &c, Tuesday. Thurs
fay and Saturday, leaves At O'Clock II closes 81
Clarkssle Dover, HopkinsvHe &e leaves Monday Wed.
nesisy and Friday al . o'clock, a eloscs at I \
D.m.
Russele ,nd Springfield leaves Tuesday Thursday and
Cearevas, Vgraon &c leaves Tuesday and Friday at IL
O'Clock u closes AZ 20 a. m.
ARRIVALS OF EAILg.
Chatlnoogs R; r. Daily, At 95t o'clock a N.
LousvIlle
L5sanln Tae7d8y Thursdsy an Saturday at G p. m.
Ls54non ana Sparta, Monday, Wednesday Friday
Charlotte sunday, Wednesday and FriIayafa
COl 1bit Poi lsk &C. MONDAY, Thursday and Saturday
at II n
Columbia, Lavrencsburg, &C., Sunday, Wednesday and
Nay at IA a M.
ClarksgiIl-, S1ndlv Wednesday and Friday at p. m
tsseyiIie, Monday. Wednesday and Friday at p. m.
Csntreyils Tuesday and Friday at II a. N.
sR~AH letters or registration must be handed into the
o7tce y2I O'Clock p. m. s. Il. ANDERSON, P. NJ.
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rgEsH ARRIVAL OF PIAKOl

JusT received by fhe subscriber eve of
81 those unriFAied PIANOS, made BY A. IA. tsA sx,sf
Gale a Ca, ofSew fork, which nov makes III & III
ins ths largest Sock IN The city, eonsslins q ~ andf
oearrs Ia plan aaa besatniT carved ROsnwooD eases
Any wishing ke. tnstFuaent weuid d. we % give
ne cali Every Plxaa sold by Is sarraated ~ every
particular. .. A. MCCLURE IS Unloa street
p. s.-Jasi puhished by rae, fae hilsWng Iaxhs Al
Hoas Msdsra WstE, renacs sse sckntissh snd Oausrd
Rev NJ suppy sfthe ahoFo beeptial songs and Pisces
ea hand. Cali 4ni gssa copy, otly Sc sssa. =
aee4 IN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-10
WHO WOuld wear a DOwdy Bonnet

ga THERE "a nov, Lades, no excuse, we ET7z
Eisf4 nov determined . close out Rich tf9tS
va Stccz Of Fancy 6onnets, Millinery Goods, w
Emo oiierei, &C., At half price. This Is your time
20 get Goods yourOEn prices Ihad thought OF ma sing
G Slle think wi up for that in the prices OF
tGe foJis must ana will ont by the st o Febru
to make for extensive Stock Of direct lmpOr-
tSt0ns Paris and London We have Just received
large st3k II 1oZ beAu al Black Buga Col from
%. % a. 80, ch Ma sets ~ So worth U0 Rich
Nee lie 81 So worth co. Reh Jacone Sets
a. 81 90 70 80 worth 81 10 % Rich Collars Sleeves
Work Rinis, Handkerehefs. &C, at reduction.
mlynieeat stock of Rich imported II al Dresses, Flow
aa1 Drnsne Goods for Bridal and Fancy Ball. at
pri that Ga fJr not making bril-
liant a3p And as for Bonnets nov selling
$50 1n1sts A. T. lo Rl0 and f2 B5nnes n and -
Rich IN -rred jpnne iu trimmed for % 80 TO 8, worth
Sl2 Misses ami UAldrs4s Bonuets any price, and
large stock Of Fancy Goods Cloaks, great barga
for Q lsn, this i motto Tor 1871.
~ resp cful thaqk frcnds and customers ior
the liberal supper, and patronage Tor twelve years past at
Hsshgi., viii eei offended by doing
strictly la,hraa-, hot trust by polite enOn and fair
dealing 10 receive cont M lnce OF their patronage.
~ won be thankfn Tor all bills II $50 20 be settle
slistty want 90 tst about tbs 20th.
10 caIi soon and get bargains at
T. WISE, Agent,
jan5 No. Sc Union st. next door to state Bank.
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GLOVER s. co. -
ESTTX IXRRES3.

DAOKAGRS, PARCELS, 4 BAGG &c delivered to any
Il part ofthe city with dI- patch aui safety.
Feeling that such enterprise very much needed,
they haze red heavy expenses 20 get up and
quick conveyance, and hope by prompt attention 10 bus
deserve the patronage Of the business Of the
city.
Mr. A. l.. WesthrOok late messenger oi Adams Express
Company will have charge wagon and receive aud
deliver packages any point in the city and suburbs
Charges very moderate.
No so Obsrrylstrset, up stairs OvsrlW. l. Boyd'
n. a-
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From S. NJ. PETTINGiLL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
11e Nassau Street. NEw YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosroE.
P Co. Agents for the influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United States and
the Canadas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-10
IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, &C.
/. s. w. GEERY,
20S Canal ST., and 719 Broadway, N. z.


IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FIRST QUALITY
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Offer to q TRADE, HOTELS, PRIVATE FAMILIES, and
all who choice in their taste, and ssire a
genuine dTticlea large variety OF
TEAs-GRBEN AND BLACK, soUCHoNG, PoUCHoNG,
ENGLIsH BREAKFAST, OOLONG, IMPERIAL EYS0N,
GUNPownER, YOUNG HYS0N, &C., in che IS and half
chests, &c.
O0FFzE-MOcHA and JAVA.
WINES-MADEIRAs, sHGRRIEs, PORTS, HOOKS, &C.,
very old and high 81 AIDES, in original packages, dem
johns, magbums and hotties.
BARTON and GUESrlER OLARETS.
CHAMPAGNES: Moet Cha sndons Cabinet ImpI VerEenay
Do Heiiseick, G ImR's, do do do
LQUORS-Brandies Rams, Whisky Gin Arrack, Absnthe,
K.rsch, &c, &C., in original yackageS, also, Curacao,
NJ Ar schino. Anisete, Neveau Bitters, &C.
MALT LIQL 0R5-Loncon Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng
lish ALES
CIGARS-A variety OF Choice rsnds
PICKLES -ENGIIS and FRENCH.
SAUCES F r + ~, Currie, G. ,me &c.
Q 'EES H--STI, TON. CHEDDER, ROYAL VICTORIA,
. PRINCE ALBERT. p ,RSGESAN, gGRUYERE SAPSAGO,
. DUT NJ AMERI AN.
SuGARS-IOAF, CRUSHED, PULVERIZED, st. CR0IX,
sc. N bhls ard hat DarTeis.
HAMS-WES rPHATIA and AMERICAN.
DISSOLVE SPERM and W.iALE.
EE- Our Liquors warranted pure and unadulter-
a'ed, and OF our own Importation. feb6-tfV
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FRENCH FLOWERS.
AMUSEMENT FOR JUVFSILFs-

II AVING determined for time past try and serve
II young friends with despatch aud sStsise lion.
have now arranged with entire stock Of Toys
Confectionery, Fire Work. Sc &c 70 send them out at
moments notice from ourstore, No ~ Market street
.o.sa CHARLES EORERraAN
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GENTLTVTENS, WEAI

GENTLEITENS' WEAR.
1ENTa' Enc Cali Pamp SO Q Boots;
II Gents Fine calf stitched
Gents Fiae Calf Double zoe
" Water procf
Congress Caters:
"
Orf1rd Ties,
These goods from Of the best manufactures In
Philadelphia. Can AZ So 20 Pubic Square.
octs SNYOER & FRTZZEIL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-10
A CARD.

"A CARD.
TT'HE partnership Of W. 4 t. H. GREENFIELD 4 CO.,
having expired by limitation, have this day sold
our interests in the entire stock Of Furniture Cerpetng
Pianos, &c to THOMAS H. GREENFIELD and JOHN
PATTERSON, whom take pleasure in recommending to
our old customers and doubt they Wilt give general sat
isfaction to all who may favor them with scan.
W. GREENFTEL0,
jams A. A. FREEMAN.
All those indebted to ". T. II. Grsenheid Co, are
Invited TO call st their old stand and settle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-10

Alec large lot OF copper Dus'' aN0 ''eA'' --N A~s
Leather o. an kinds.
Al which w be sold on tie o' rss'oSssls s .srn' ioE
No So 4 50, cor. BrOpd and College sss.
o. #t AfsHFFtfH
r9TyaX FzArrENsi. 500 Ne Cotton hsttlng
d. bsad and lsr saie By ccc-3 D D. DicAth
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-10
TO THOSE WHO RIDE.
FRED. SLO.4N,
Manufacturer Of Carriages Coaches BuggisA
Light-Waggons, &C.

Light-Waggons, &C.
No. 60 Lower MARKET street. Nashville
II An nos manufacturing every variety W~ -
L sad style Of vshcie, tron the Pianest Ec4s u -
Dob to the mos. bsAutnal and elaborsty Sff<-~r5
hbizhei tB-F cot.
HavrE engaEsd nrsscasz Eorkusn, and obtained larEe
of Ne best 81 stock prepared % 90 uark
Nhich win eonpare with any is the Who soany either for
style o. Durability. Al kinds q sshsa kept ooaslansT on
hand, or prumptiy made 70 order.
Eyeretts Patent conPIInR.
fAs nPcrtant npFeyement In Ihs eeapnr az Carriages
ks hzs awakened much interest tkroashoat the counsry
and islokeaupos vth the ysr best knoga
knoWn. HaFing The sxcusive Tghl this ey am nos
mkking une ofths n eonstFuetns Carriages BaFxsa ks
RrRens@bss ths plsce-at he 0id etAne e Ffea sssn
Me- 60. Lever Narkef stFeet isn as-H
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AYERS PILLS.

AXE YOU blCAf
TrHEN you cant BE- cured too soon. Don't delay until
your Complaint is incurAhe, aud then mourn When IL
n to late Fourn Of all the diseases shch people The
shAeh yards might te cared By Ayers CaihAFte khls
tsksn In season nont 20 dragging through The Spring,
faint sleepy snd stess because blood loaded With
bile Don't tae hea ache he9rtbura and their kin
dred disorders because your somsch Is ovL Don parade
yosrse around he s0rd covered Ste pupes, botchess
aesrs and all any q the uncean diseases o the
skin, because yoaF system wants cesnsing Dout thow
y0arse About lean. hGFgArd al eaved ~ beeause yo1r
stomach and BOWss need strengthening tuso healthy ae
uon. Ayers Pulls set there thing5 right suEef -
Qaeaehes Tbey purify The bodJ and eood and re-
stsre their ancicns into healthy asFiiy which ytu
feel quisk they tAken They the Ereat
medical vondsr Of his age, sesogn1sd By ali Who knaw
their virtues, ana thozsands knes hsm Take he
CAey Pecofai for Congh, ard ihe Ss far All dsrangc
sents rsqairing pugersiiye medicine
Prepared ey DR. J. @. AfER, Practical Chsnst, Level
scid, wholesale By ". W. BExRY AJXNovILLE,
q Retail, b. 20. 9. BROWN, Nashvilie Tsnn--
and by al DraEssaV and Dealers Ia AsdHs hTouah th
section.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-10

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