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an GRAND f EtS1l, 3F HIE1. MASK ASD tIs
~ Will be given at ODD FEI...ows,, HAIL,
NoSnAT S2 EvRS III t"a G:s 49, LOUISIANA"
eg- Further particulars in future advertisements NJ
ss IL yeas DAscING AcA Y! tz;I ~,
nm the public that his Dancing Academy is oper for
@-.'>- oDB FEtLow Hall,
TEL very popular New Orleans this season. and
Tie days and hours of tuition are as follows:
Thursdays and sa nrdsys from 10 Il
CHILDREN-Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday
TIEMEN-Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, from to
rracteiug Party for Ladies and Gentlemen every We'd
spariicn1ar attention will given Children many
Fancy Dances never before taught in this city, will be
ssJ will also give lessons seinaes aud in private
v"Ii8is,, Mr.. A. DENEtiRi Orchestra Leader for Balls
Hs For apply to Mr. J. VEGAS at Odd Fellows Hal,
4 sTROLoEY AND PHREYoLoGY. ALL
mem ias Sy Wme KEW ca" s
and car be consulted on a" matters c3netnns love- MARRIAGE
business coGrsp law matters and win TEL the name of the
1rs The Msiame .eaEs pgsh, French and German Office
VOsTs PLow AND sCkAPER-JusT RE-
~ " j. WATERMAN BROTHER,
fel2 If IA Magazine street. cor Common
NIsTEE I'M suRGEo;N1n rRGGroR,
The rct regularly educated Veterinary Physician,
an iSFIfMAKY for diseased Horses taftIe ong
Rd S KS Is P a of Tscss Wy
rants him III believing that he give entire satisfaction in a"
entrusted 10 him. Where cure is not effected no charge
VS. attention given to Sicking and Docking the
''' DR.. W; PROCTOR.
s. TE saHss 1 ILL :sss
attention the following named diseases Coughs Colds, Con-
Of he 'roi and in r. Ia%Ess
s@s a TO e.; s of m'4S se Ensn
1 Ps and Al G the so sra y s
,eton WILDE given to the treatment Of the Eye and Far Dr.
Bsse hSs male y dsGysrS Of n md .h viii Toaes
vision without the of the knife Dr. Baakee
S%SS :a@ s M" s~e
OF s mae S p G S he ysen
Of the last named diseases they will require his constant ad
celebrated Surgeons and Physicians now living His fame IS
ps ses f IN ss yG Stamp
or five Cents from distance correctly stating the nature Of
i BY S es o cSatee ana
Office hours frola A. NJ. to S P. NJ; uo,
d22 6m'sw No. So CarondeIet New Orleans, La.
Sg y Ss't Ktss;,
50 nhls Bourbon and tye Whisky,
2W u Ncs Raisus, wroles and halves,
So boxes Genuine InstetteT RiiterS
lOD cuses Booth II Scdwick's Cordial lin,
leo baskets lIridscES Champagne,
100 Eierces Rice
Gl5 kegs Hss'd Wheeling Nails in and for sale by
AEIF&. NORTON " CO..
mis- TT Mo-. and 1 PHyiras street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kS-MtI.A S~ t.S-MDI.ASc Els
WI Superior Sugar House and Refined Syrup Mulasses,
from the
ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA
and
CITY REFINERY.
Fer ale by A. THOMPSON 10,
jail 5m 40 FeAoAp!tu-tas street.
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MILLINERY.

~AM No. 229 CAMP STR EET corners ~
EAsVJ uLIA.-SEW SPRING GOODS MRS VIA.
+~ McENANY respectfully informs her sstSz
customers that she is receisn and GE93sz9
ing large assortment of SPRING BONNETS, comprising
the styles of White Hair open work Hair Lace English
Straw Hair and Straw and Grape onnes Misses Gypsy
shape Hair, Lace and Leshorn Boys' Hats aud Caps.
Also
Ribbons, Flowers Eubrodees Lace and Dotted Veils Fle
Silk and Kid Gloves, Lace Manlias
HS- To which the ladies invited to call great bargains
offered.
E9-Counry .ders promptly attended to. ns en-
vi ~ A HINT TO STRANGERS-Whatx 80
ME is the Of paying for article than HH
sSifI7s he bought for AT the old established XII
Ssssa sand of MRS. CLARKE, Poydras and NAn
Csondele streets there is to be fonhow openingan ele
assortment of SP RING MILLINERY, consisting part
Grape, Hair and Straw Bonnes of every description Pa
mea Boes and Hats for misses and children fine French
Flowers; beautiful Spring Ribbons well other
Gle in the Millinery Department There also ba found
excellent Of Lace Mantias, which, with the
being offered at prices much lower than tie
found of the branch of business in what
"a fashionable part of the city,
Mrs Gs being small her profits likewise small
She would therefore recommend strangers visiting city
call and examine her stock before purchase esewhete Re-
member the address, MRS. CLARkE'S
Mi 6nl-nl7 Poydras and CArondelet SITS.
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Messrs Co.. Gentlemen-Of late my failed
that could read any by cande-light. The
glasses admirable. read the
nps print the least strain fatigue to the
take pleasure your glasses my friends
Respectfully, II. MEuGENs
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DErxIEsE CouR DE DISTRICT ADAMS L'AFFAIvE DE 7.
de y NonveeOreans. SW. West aliene, No. II ,079
A Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
cleTs de la spBde succession
que celia peut davor deuire ior
de Ia presente publication les raos pour leqnees lie
peente par lie cuateur iera point appouve hooou,
les ons entire mains repara conforenents dit compile.
Par ordre de la
NIL DRETS Ten C,reper
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NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
~ CHANT. AND AGENT FOR JEF~ERl IS DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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7 ANDfffS. EN DAPHNE, FROM BORDEAUX
Il 1876 eases Sarliucs, ~ halt and quarter boxes;
Is oardncs, in whole half, one-hird
boxes:
25 cases Cels, in oil. in half cans;
% Mushrooms;
- Peas;
case OF leo halfhoxes Trufles;
50 casks good family Glret:
IA quarter pipes Cupnac. United Proprietors;
Il one eighth pipes I.nronde;
Is bales superior tiorks.
For sale by GRATIAA, COMMAGERE & co.,
u2 I'm Gu onhouse street
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iAl2 ~ j. A, NJ Il CO..
STAY LIMITED UNTIL SATURDAY 4TH,
- APRII"-Messrs. SERMONS 4 90. respectfully informs
pIbc TINT their stay this city will terminate with the
above date.
Immediate application their Office No. 50 Camp street.
corner Natchel necessary obtain their cee
braed Glasses,
Mcssrs. Co. deem it unnecessary to produce
testimonials the value of their BRAZILIAN PEB
BILE SPECT ACHES, their virtue ABOVE ALI. OTHERS
fully tested and daily demonstrated by thousands IN
this city
agent the sale of these spectace6 in the city
r New Orleans.
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fB- BENEVOLENT Association of the Sons of
LoUSIAsAThe members Of this
At their Hall No IA MOreau street. WEDNES
DAY, at 63s O'Clock ?. N.
BY order Of The President
jas ly AUG. LARnSE Secretary.
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NEW GFsDCERIES-JUST RECEIYED-
~ Shaker PRESERVES; HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Crackncl BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES, WeSphalia HAMS;
RAIStNS, Figs AID Prunes in Jars and Fancy Boxes
ard variety Of FANCY GROCERIES, just received, desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock of excellent WINES,
LIQUORS mud CORDIALS.
For a the q EN- GROCERY STORE, % Baronue st.
ms F. L. BERCIER Agent
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sS- Southern Pacific Railroad Company
IN conformity to the resolutions Of the Board
Southern Pacific Railroad Company passed March 81 1851
Twelve Millions OF Stock Of said Company offered for
subscription, which S. per is only to be called
Books opened the office of the Mutual Ins,
Company of Camp and Common Streets
they will be kept open for eight days,
taken, when they will BE- closed
nl3l If GEO s. YERGER President,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcosD DIS DIsrRIer COURT IN THE MATTER ", WEST,
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Creditors
Of this Estate, and 10 ali other herein Interested
show cause within days the present any
they have can why the herein the
tHor hoad not be approved and hoInoogaed
distributed in accordance herewith.
m3l al A. DRECX, Deputy Clerk.
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MORE HOME TESTIMONIALS.

Messrs Sermons Co: Gents-I using for the last two
weeks the Brazilian Pebble Spectaces obtained from yon and
much pleasure stating only the admirable
the frame of advantage to
wearer your skill and good Judgment in selecting the
very suitable glasses sufficient recommend to all who
stand in need Of that assistance. Respectfully,
RICHARD ANGELI., NJ D.
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Date of Departure of European, California
and Havana Malls, for April, 1857.

Al! letters to France, Holland and Belgium be paid
81 by the American steamers TO Liverpool and Southamp
~ cents by the direct steamers to Haye and by
British Letters Switzerland and Italy should
under the rule reach earlier their destination with three
cents inland postage from this Office to New York.
closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers States
cities OF the German Postal Union Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands,
Is from the Post-otce in New York semi. weekly
West India Islands will be sent by this steamer.
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OLD UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA LIQUIDATION,
| New Orleans, 18th March, 1857. {
bB-A meeting of the Board of Directors,
dividend of Fifty One Gents share declared payable
and after the 18th inst, being the last and final dividend
out Of the remaining assets.
All dividends unpaid the LIST April next will be placed
the credit of the respective shareholders the Books Of the
New Union Bank Of Louisiana subject to their order.
MIG tag GEO. A. FRERET. Cashier.
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FIRST JUSTICES CouRrl STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.
Parish of Orleans. JOHN HARPER. No. Ss6.
Pf VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facIas to me
- directed by the Honorable u. F. MITCHELL FRS
Justice of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans will
TO sell public aucon warehouse No 3Julia street
TURDAY the 4th day of Apri 1857, IL O'Clock M
FOURTEEN COFFINS, ONE HEARSE and ONE CAR
RAGE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
ms 80 az WA. C. QUIRK, Constable
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AND ROCkLAND LIME
Landing from ship Powha, 1900 barrels For sale by
ALFRED kEARNY,
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PRICES OF ADMIssIONDress Circle and PaIquette, u
Second Circle 50 cents Gallery 70 CENTS Qnadroon Box
cents Private Boxes, each, u.
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FJ " nsh1hgtOM ----------------
meets hereafter CArroon Railroad Depot MONDAYS,
ly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-14
MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
II DGEFIELD

ON THURSDAY. the 14th Of May next the premises,
" will sell the following Building Lots all Of which
well worth the attention Of buyers.
Remember property in and around Nashville Is advanc
ing most rapidly and he who delays buying this year will
have pay large advance hereafter The Lots shall Of
fer follows
ON WATSON sTREET-sx beautiful Lots, opposite the
residence Of Mr. Buck fronting each so feet and running
back 1872 feet to Is feet alley. These Lots that
closed with the picket fence that be made
ON RUSSt Ii sTREET-In HoGstons Addition, Lots 20
3d. 81 49, 49, a. and IS lat the Of 0ak These Lots
are so feet front and ITO feet deep Also, Lot No IT,
Woodland street, in this Addition, surrounded with
plank fence.
ON FATHERLAND sTREET-LOt 76, II, rs and 70 in
Bood's Addition.
ON FATHERLAND sTREET.-Lots Nos. 5,6, rs, 9, 10.
ON RUSSELL STREET-Lots Nos. Il, Is, and &c. in
Zolcofer's Addition.
ON WOODLAND sTREEU-No. 10, 90, q1, %, % and "a
in Boods Addition Immediately opposite the neat build
ngs being erected by Messrs Hicks Darden and Nor
gan These Lois shall not brag on, anything could
say about them would fall far short OF the truth.
ON THE GALLATIN PIKE-LOts. Nos. 3, 8, Q, IL, IL
and 10 in Fosters Addition.
Lots Nos 5 and In Blood's Addition.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence Of Mr. wash
ngton 100 feet front and running back 24O feet to
on the side.
That adjoining the residence ofMr Leseur,
fronting 100 feet the Turnpike and running back 2lO feet
10 an alley.
Two handsome Lots the Turnpike in Sheby's Addition
being Nos. 1875 and 1876.
TERMs-These Lots will he sold on credit of one, two
and years. for notes bearing interest satisfactorily
dorsed and lien retained.
Sale positive. Omnibusses usual
A. v S. LINDSEY.
Z. r. GLAsCocK, Auctioneer. April Is
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, May I2-The steamer Alabama,
from Savannah, which met with accident to her
machinery of Cape Delaware, and was obliged to
anchor, was assisted by toe steam tug w. II. Webb.
Chief Justice Oakley, of the Superior Court, died
last night, aged 10 years.
John Turner, formerly publisher of the Gazette
here, died yesterday.
U. S. Ex-senator Adams of Mississippi, died at
Memphis yesterday.
CHICAGO, May I2-Udolph Ponchet, the Bel
gian Consul to Illinois, was drowned yesterday 10
miles south of this city.
ST. LOUIS, May lathe Republicans Lecomp-
ton correspondent says: Catos' Court opened on
the 9th, and several were admitted to the bar
among whom the free State men took an oath to
support the Kansas Nebraska act The Hayes
case called, but the District Attorney stated
that he not ready for the trial. The Thearson
cases will not be reached for some time. There are
about 800 cases on the criminal docket.
At the soil itation of Governor Robinson, STAN
ton appointed jos ph Lyman, of Boston, Com
missioner of Deeds for Kansas.
Toe river is rising alowly. The upper streams
are all in good boating order.
LOUISVILLE, May 10 The river is falling, with
scant 10 feet water on the falls. Weather clear.
Mercury in the thermometer 65.
New YORK, Nav l3.-The steamer Africa sailed
to-day with nearly million and half in specie, and
and two hun dred passengers, including Hulseman.
the Austrian Minister.
The Empire CRY has arrived with Havana dates 10
the Stb.
LOUISVILLE, May Is -River-there is nearly ten
feet water on the falls, bat is receding.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay y "A Havana correspon
dent TO the True De tn SAWS nriVate letter was re-
ceived, stating that Walker had evacuated RiVas,
and was on board British Man-Of- War, at San
Juan del Sur.
California news unimportant.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-14
HORSE POWERS AND THRESHERS,
REAL ESTATE SALES.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HAvING sold, within the last twelve months eight
tracts or parcels Of Land to eight different persons
some evidence that Offering good bargains. have
few more to offer to those wishing purchase As am
improving Farm near Ashport, Tenn the Mississippi
kVer have determined to sell my Land Davidson and
Sumner counties during the present year. concentrate
my business at point TIE Farm reside on ~ miles
from Nashville, near the Nashville and Louisville Railroad
and the Galstin Turnpike, half mile from Cumberland
RVeF, containing l2S acres, well improved, with good
orick mousse with seven rooms kitchen, storero and
four rooms in the basement story all build
ngs Of every description, Of cedar timber superior fruit
orchards fine garden and vineyard so acres clear
ed; balance good timber, ald well set In blue grass.
bargain can be had by applying to J. L. r. W. Brown
Nashville, or to myself upon the premises.
ALsO-425 acres, In lots TO suit purchasers 10 miles
nom Gaatin the Railroad good chance for per.
sons OF small capital who want homes TeBms easy ana
time viii be gwen. Apply TO Joseph 8. Wallace Sumner
county, or to the undersigned at his residence have
Also steam Saw Mill Machinery and Horse Mill Power for
sale at bargain. b. EMBRY.
apr1-2m
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PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING,

VIE undersigned are prepared 70 INTRODUCES into IN
- Tennessee W. Z. CHILD5 co.'s PATENT ELAs-
.IS slkk AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOFING, and
me attention Of Architects, Builders, Railroad Com
Roofing. " ~
ARcHITEcTs AND BUILDERS should no. fail to
eS aoohng, as Il IS better and cheaper than
~ 80 Ane material forms hard and smooth sur.
climate IL Is mpervious water elastic ana dexbIe
Il contracts and expands with the changes ~ he .fmos
phere and viii neither eVaporste crack nor rot and As to
its durability, there is no question.
any ordinary external exposure hre abundantv
proved, and We will warrant l. waterproof We viii en-
gage TO put Roofing ordinary good sheathng
old SHINGLES, tar and gravel TIM zinc, copper roofs
1t making no difference how steep fat they be-
ior seven dollars per hundred square feet being
cheaper than Roof Of the old STYLE and Il
viii give better satisfaction.
1t viii also be found to be the best thing nvente1 to
cover or mend old eaky TIM tar and roo around
chimney scuttes dormar windows CUTTERS here the
tin Is r1stsd through This Cement put on
long stone and form perfect adhesion 10 any OBJ
ject 10 which II is applied Tin Roofs can be uted owe
land warranted not 10 eskl liars and fifty cents
hundred square feet which Is cheaper and much bet
than paint This Roofing will be found to be the best
theng for covering large Rof where are exposed to
Or such as Steam Mills, Mills, Fsctores, Railroad
Cars, Bridges d. pots stat Houses Steamboat Decks
and fact every kind OF % where there an external
exposure from re As the Loois perfect, without Joint
it, presents chance for Gre 10 communicate and any
light substance will burn ont without igniting.
~ Insurance Ofces at Cincinnati, and other places
where Chid Co.'S Cement has been used, insure Build
ings with Roofs covered With this Cement AZ the
rates for those covered with Iron, Copper or Tin
~ The Cement will be furnished to those ~ distance
with directions for using.
~ Orders to the undersigned through che POST
once, viii be promptly attended 70
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-14
CrOoker,s Millinery Establishment.

We doubt whether the fair danes and bellies Of
Nashville have ever experienced SO much difficulty
10 the selection Of bonnet, this season, a. thi
establishment. The cause is not TO be found in the
increased iastidiousness or captiousness of their
tsstes in the paucity Of the stock or ineegance
OF the styles. No; We must look for it in some
other quarter Their fancies, to tell the TRUTH have
been beWidered by the great variety and beauty of
the assortment to choose from. They experience
such sensations while behOlding it, as one feels
In a rich conservatory surrounded by the rarest e1-
odcs andlsVedIn their delicious perfumes. They have
such emotions as led the poet to wish that the
lips OF all Womankind especially the beauties, were
condensed into one pretty poutiug pair that he
might, 10 kissing them, kiss the whole race. Where
there is so much elegance, so great variety,
choice must be difficult The things natural; and
the dear creatures not to blame. But not OF bon
nets alone does CrOoker's congress consist. Nearly
all descriptions of millinery goods are represented
there-I-cm the lightest and most ETHEREAL to the
heavier hDrics which art produces to adorn the
loveliest of natures handiworks. Al5u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-14

IMPORTANT TO STEAMBOATMEE.-Lqst Saturday
az the steamer Eclipse preparing to start out
about tweits of h,r hands deserted and sued out
s,taclm 'nts against her for their wages from New
Orleans to this port. On the triaIs-which we're be-
for Justices Clement 4 Matlack-it WAS proved
that they had made verbal contract to make the
trip to this ii and back to New Orleans before any
part c their wages should be due but that arriving
IN this city they had # the boat n distress, and
without even a demand for payment, had attached
her. But The Justices gave jud gment against the
bQatfunder act of Congress passed in 1890, when
.fsfk,were steamboats, This act, which has ref
ernce only TO vessels, provides that contracts
TO ship seamen on board Of any ship or other YES
sci bound to any foreign port or to any port in a
State not adjoining, must be ia wiring. Appeals
were taken from this d cision by the boat in such
OF the cases decided against her, but Capt.
Broadwell being compelled TO leave, and not hav-
ing time to attend to the taking OF depostous &c,
cOrseu;ed 10 compromise, the hands lying all the
costs.
We understand th1tit has become quite common
for deck hands to take this course, being embOld-
ened 10y their repeated successes, as the captains
have been generally willing to pay thcr demands
aud costs rather than delay their boats TO Try the
cIses. But the imposition is very heavy, and in
the OF The Eclipse If all her had attached,
rs they were ready to do if the frst ones met no
resistance, tie court fees alone would have amount
ed about $780, to say nothing of the ouble and
expense OF being deserted by a crew at the very
busiest moment. Boatmen should for convenience
make their contracts ia writing, but they do not
they SHOULD put stop this practice BY appealing
In every Sc.
Alexander Csssilsy, o APPEARED on the part
OF Capt. BrOadwell and there were host of attor-
Deys on thu oth,r side. The trials lasted from hall
past II I'LL O'clock Saturday evening.-LoW Jour.
PoLITIcs IL LIBERIA.-The coored gentlemen
who have gone out to Africa, from the United
States, seem to have arranged themselves po-
lilically under the old party they left behind
among the whites. We have not yet learned the
distinctive political principles of the Wing and
Democratic "Niggers," but it il under these BAN
ners that they conduct their contests, as appears
from the following paragraph by the last arrival:
1.-THE Liberians already preparing for another
Presidential election, President Benson and Vice
President Yates being candi iaes for reelection.
"rhe Wings have nominated for Vice President
John n. Lewis, re-nominytng President Benson
The contest, therefore, will be upon Vice Presi-
dents. "-Northern paper.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-14

FoR ST. LouIs.-The a coma having been de-
tanned on account of dischsrging her freight, will
positively leave this morning at 10 O'Clock. The
Aieonia brought fromSt. Louis as part of her csrgp
$50 casks bscon, 200 coils ropr AIS dry hides and
$40 bales hemp for resEipment to Georgia. We
have bad occasion TO recommend to the especial
consideration of the travelling community, her off,
C RS and accommodations; we only add DOW that
Gibralter MILLER still commands the upper deck,
and Ben EeAN, the eHgeat, presides over ths6
ciul department.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-14
The Flux Annihlliated,

Every and fan thousands o; people die Of Fux
Cholera Dysentery Gripping Palms, and other Irregularities
Of the Bowels IL be cured In every case Tor IS
cents, ny the use Of FUCKERS CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has bee tested By the best physicians in the South
and wess, and By them pronounced the mos, saecsna
remedy nov Ia Il has performed more astonishing
cures than any other spscihe human LIE be saved
ia nine Of Investment Of Is cents Buy
a bottle and keep II BY you.
For 81 By KERSAS RAINS and T. WELLS, Drug.
gisA spr2f-Sm
woodland Cream NJ PoHaade Jdy beaEttgia9 fAs
Rair-highly periuned, superior any Frsoeh article
imported and forhAn the price, For dressing Ladies Hair
1t has equal giving It bright glossy appearances. II
causes Gentleuens Hair earl In the natural
ner II dandrur, always giving me hair The ap
pesnes Of being fresh sh4npooned. Price only any
EoJk gsnaias unless signed
FgfRfDaK CO., Propsistors d ths
sBAim Of thousand Flowers"
Sold By all Druggists. HEw YeRK.
marchT-Gm