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The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10

Csmsss SusAi.A-It has been sAid that
Shs juice Of ths Chinese Sugar, Cane could
net b made to granulate, in any quantities.
The testimony Of several persons in different
yarss of the country, is publishsd proving
that this idea ID. erroneous, and that tho
syrup from the Chinese cane gr.nulates as
readily - that hom the common sugar can t.
4 plantsr in Louisisna tried It last year on
. very szballr seals, ard found it to mako
meat bsautifslyugar. This season be has
planted 200 acres, which he expects to cut
dswu in Angus, and hom which he predicts
- will msks-o1o,ooo.
u has been ,fSsted at tha exteusive sugar
rsAzsry Of Ms~m. Belchers in St. Louis
sSd the results ware highly gratifying; the
s.sss and syrup prsduced ~..s Of = superior
.r.,;s~,-rsx,.l ~, cTrSf;p ! H
4 gentleman residing At wsjlanet0d. IN,
dv>s ths following testimony. He says:
ieut IL in ocsobsrx xbefarp epy ftotssp6out
thirds.o Of tho SEED Wss 'yipe when cut. I
I'd it immsdiatsly slter cutting IN an old
cider mill, and I sround only part
mill. Did noe measure tho juice
tdtiE Ac,mmon kettle; the syrup
boiling. Ike maple syfup. i els
- little lime. Knowing moth
ns sugar managed it just as
tSugar, and tried TO make 1t
6kirring It, - used to do with
eald not make il granuiAte %
d set il away. In about six
looked at it, and found it .
article Of we'll gYanulated
up wss pronounced BY all
gO~a->cHal to any we
S<~afslsN fHN
remove al the fears Of
agar from tho juice Of
hich' had beerf excited
"a English Chemist,
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10

BEACON L'eHr SOCIAL TEMPLE. No.
syksa Is, meets every alternate Friday evening,
s above. J. T. WALKER. b. PIT.
A. j. O'RILrY, B.R. jan30ly
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10
CONSUMPTION CURED.

nR. GREEN, the noted Oculist and Lung Dcc-
IL TOR, ofthe Indianapolis Eye and Lung Inhrna-
18th tn the sd inst, for the purpose Of introducing the
new system Of treating diseases Of the Lungs and
Throat by the Inhalation of Medicated vapors, which
he has prcticed with such remarkable success through
out the West He also treats diseases Of the Eye and
ed success For further PARTICULARS circular.
+ jyslw - . ~
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10

RGoCORMICKy REAPER AND MOwBR.-we
are Xeents for the ale Of this reliable Machine;
si Who wish 70 ave labor In the Harvest Field, should
rrocure one. We have samples on hand, which we
'nA" "'s p " HoKNBRooK Z CO.,
nhSs Vakx arset. Eyangvfllo-
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10
MOOT AND SHOE STORE.

l.HRESH SUPPLY Of ChiIdrens' Shoes by Ex.
u press, received on Friday last, at the Boot and
Shoe Depot Of McREA & WELLS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10

-, suo sne Wnoss hnu
Ealing befofe the respers
salmit they haye never had
feps. The .vsather has been
The farmer: during the whole
nd pAst weak there has not
bower soiaSSsart or ,njure the
psbspdmen. A eontinuancs
ar Tor ssethse week will. be
illisns 10 ths farmers lof South
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10

Hoet Ao0s,: WanseA:::
ONy Hundred HoO Wanssd--fhs highest psicss
PIE sA1.VloK1kH
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10
COOPERS WNNTEDI

VXTE wish to contract for from $40 1000 -four barrels
w amonth to tie made q VAR mills. about % miles
north west 0f Memphis, Teh.. Mechanics Of this
trde who wish constant empi yment In pleasant
climate and healthy country will please address Us
immei iiateIy at Covington, Ten,
P.S. We have on hand an abundapce Of the hest
timber. jy92Wdw I. l. J. TOWEL Co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10
MILL SAWYER WANTED.

a COON sawyer will find constant employment
and bending factory: fERKfSs. HAYNES / CO.
jyi0-f
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10
View Albany Fenaae. Seminary.

New Albany Femalc- Seminary.
79q9 BOARD or TRUSTEES
GnAs. a se4Kxss; Pre't &c y HINs; MS sse.
suLAs C. DAY. JESSE J. BRowN.
NVHIs institution, In charge Of Messrs. CHARLss
il BARNES and C. C. HISE, will open on the
First Monday In september next;
In the Nesc Building on Upper Elm Street.
Ample .cccnnod.sicn: for two hund.ed pupil.
for the comfau. health and mental and moral improve
ment the inmates will be brought into requsition
and no pains win be spared TO make the Institution in
every way, . first class Female Seminary.
EXPENSES. ,-...
Board In the Seminary, Including rooms furnished,
tuition in ali the branches % the Regular Course,
fuel and lights, per session on hve months. .e900O
sian W:h,ne e fS ~ Z 1s9s' n ESe Pnarv
Tuition fo; Day scholars in the Academic De. '
Tuition q: % Day scholar; IN the Collegiate De- ~"
Dartment. per sesston'. -.......... 1s,W
.-,,- EXTRA STUDIES. t
Music On the Meiodecn, Piano or Guitar, Per
Use o. inarunent inarunent. sps
Music on Organ with use Of Instrument, per
sesnon' $50
Fsintns so q Wsser Coioi;j p. session, -. $500
Rrench German, italian or Spanish. per session, 1900
and Taision 81 Sl: :s :ss psyssie " BY tn.
II No pupils viii be received for shorter period
than one session, and no deduction for absence will be
so!d sle ssaursa e hoard in tn.
Amtly Win the teacheFs In order 70 enjoy their con-
stane eass, example, and society. - 'a u, :.
Tsx1 seoxs AND STATIONARY
n Arpliaiess fOr admission. o. letter. ef ins suiry,
;sss - S,:lp' SsS to g: es.HHihss Hs ssss :: ID
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10

VENHE undersigned would sespectfully inform the
II citizens Of Evansville and the surrounding coun-
try that he has opened retail Boot and Shoe store, at
the corner Of Fift and Sycamore streets. This, in
ccnnecon with his wholesale department, will enable
hest qualities Of custom-made work, which he offers to
sell or make order cheaper than any other establish
ment in the cv, for cash All work Is warranted good,
charge, II returned. [jye-lyl II. J. HART.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10

ttl VILE TENPLR or HosoR, No
Nc, ets every Thursday evening, in the
-, t,1 street, over the Canal Bank.
NAM VII C. W. RUDYARD, W. CT
,J'RrrLLY, w.R. jan2oly
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

TWILL sell to the highest bidder at the ecsrt honse
doocii the city Of Herierson, On Monday, tne sIn ID
day OF July, 1851, (beng county court dayst near ~
acres Of land. lying in Henderson cSuafy1most OF
which Is River Bottom. One tract On 0reen h!vsf Is,
sold small ffscs. One tract ytag on the Hendesson
and Evansville ruad containing lso acres, taIm
vile road, abou four miles from HeBderson contain
ing I'D acfes,-alse unimproved lot Y ne city =,
n. B. Atkinsou decd, in obedience to deree OF the
Henderson Circuit Court, on credit ofS As and e
months, Purchasers will ne required % give bonds
With Approved security, interest nom date, and
TO have the force ard effect Of replevn bond. ald
lien will be retained on the land until the purchase
ivSy.i Corsmissioner.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

No. NOTICES in this place, IN cents pee3T.es;
49, one insertion; - cents per line threSne.
30 cents per line one week: discount on longee--s-.
Read: Read:!Ye Amicted, Rane premr,.
Helmbold offers to the afflicted his Qcomn,.hss n.
ton. Fluid Extract Buchu, which similar remedies
mos extraordinary cures OF alkher column, headed
"Helmbold's Genuine Pr, ..,-rc
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10

OnA DOZ. Brooms, Shaker and immitation Sha.
jyic-tf GEO. POSTER CO.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10

En BBLs. Superfne -four received per railroad
5yio-w GOE. POSTER L CO.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10

mhsosmd&w Sole Imposter. % Broadway, N. Y.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10

Dress Circle.sa;;;;;:SSCs CseS;
All cushioned sea.a. no hf. rr;esJ
GalIerfUs, ono M. yrjce. J - Cs.
gH doors open At ~ aud ~
O'Clock p. n. perfornaAess es0.
mepce half an hour after. -
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-07-10
Clothing at Auction.

IN BALES Navy Oaxurn. for ale low ny
SpvV jyl0-f GEO. POSTER& CO.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05

70 tie EaHlr 9f tho S44inel:
Neu VIII please grant ne space ia
your TTTGT y Sly TITTT 7 TTTTTG 7TTI76I-
lion to Tho Know-nothiup party some
tune since 70 discharge me from al OBJ
legation and connection with tbat party.
a diversity Of opinion seems to pre-
vail among q portion Of this community
in regard to my political sentiments
WISH Therefore, To say chat ! ana q Dem
ocrat 10 feeling and in practice, and wish
all to know Che fact, who may feel any
interest 10 record 70 Ii.
lake this method 10 scver at once
and foregor al political connection with
the Know nothing parity
JOHN q. HfLLERY
june 2, 1851.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05

DisoRAcEFc1OurHAaa.- " g have Just
been informed BY a gentleman from The
"c'nl'y OF Daraesto"n, 10 tins county,
that on saturday last an atr9elons as-
sauit was made upon hit Roman ilea1s,
8h''a On his return from Chat 1aago p
bus home itappears that eon3idera-
PIE nunlber Of persons assembled at
'"'h'St'"n4 on me Day ABOVE named,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05
RIOTS THE NATURAL REsULTs
OF W-NOTHIN GISM.


sne I''S1' 'l9' f!ols' p'oo1sleu "nu u u
AZ. 11.lo~ d :, "a. l'a! .o,.'e:i lV'iGe l'ou
...e !AnI" ,l'o'"'ns VI sa.i.-'t''I, :."' =
se.'.o'l '-,0'' NJ az 1 LII WIN 'li
5'''0''i0'' '''7 - '.0' w.
y Is d burning shame ior any fespee
'Ao'o man 10 De caught IN such an or
S"hieaelon' ms y "eti SHOWN fron
inc '4cV 'Aat Respectable men VINO were
tbaI oaon@ot; ;'l' XIII s s1 oa'''''
rsnl+ e. - ,bori -, - iIa !. = a.
III 49, Fr NJ - ~. "'.,, Se'ol'5 .is 7
ba,.o ~. ~. 'a'''5 '.'9' "nI
ao.s H. L So, ~ NY I''''s9 9l0re'
MA al ", ''1:,', =, t ~ II = -, WV oe-
of sam, - ','-,,'-''' VIZ ..o "oIsn'PP7ts
oa,, ~ ~" .'l- o9,'1I's'', 'lae tneif
.;at III, -. 80 ~ ol'''' J1'sneh1s con-
a.'lt 49, o'''ia '"~D "nicn taey
~ - ny ~ ~ i''''1 ao"e' 40 Il hotofi-
"9 i IT, t'''' ~ '''' i S''og' 1l'ho since
80 '''-o "'."9V'' 10 Ne Ano%n as
---,' ~ - ne So1'e1 o''laf' the6e
~" 2s5. y S'to y ,3. ~ o"-HotAlA9s
VIZ, VIZ. ''i9'' op''5".Ioi,s ana AoTfia
g.'...s ~ '.ieI' aH' 50 asAa@ond were
wy = IVY ",ioie 'u0'r ,h"1 N'ey "ould
H. ~ NV y''1 81 80 De Paahaly
NJ u l'o1 Y ~ '''1 gag" iAn'oL' party
~. Ho"iu 'A9y lor i"ns tIne' untli
. .'o:, go ,' '5ee7 p'ca'uo scared ana
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05

PosrPoyED. The meeting Of the
Montgomery County Bible Society j.
postponed, we are informed, to we'd
noadsy the 17th Of June inst 90 8
o'clock, P n This Is owing, wo un.
dcrstand, to urgent professional business
on the part Of the President Of the So
eisty
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05

YIFaIyIA ELECTION. The election IN
the s:ato Of Virginia has resulted alto
gether in favor Of tho Democracy, that
party having elected tie Attorney Con
e-al, J RAyDotpH TvCEla, all tie Con
fressmen, and large n&ofities IN The
State Logi iatare. The city Of Rich
moud FOR tie arat time, has abandoned
its attitude of opposition and has elected
tie ensiro Democratic ticket. The
Distribution issues, got up with 50
much labor by the opposition, availed
them nothing. There is not q man loft
to ten the tale Of "DsGibat.on" to
Congress
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05
EIECTToN RInrs.
The Washington Star of Monday

y
evening last, in its account Of the bloody
, proceedings on that day, says
A gang Of hired rutians and bullies,
5 plug uglios," and ether worthless from
Baltimore, haze been Imported by the
iEnow-nothings to take violent posses
sion Of the polls, and armed with revolt
vers, billies and slung-shots to prevent
our own citizens from depositiug their
votes
In the fyst precinct Of the Fourth
ward this morning a general fight occur
red, in which several hundred men and
/ boys were engaged, indiscrimiuately. Tt
seems that some forty or fifty plug uglies
came down from Baltimore this morning
to assist our citizens in the election to-
| day After floating around for some
time without olJeeting anything of note,
| they pitched upon the Fourth ward first
precinct, as being the most eligible scene
for their operations. A long line of vo-
/ tors were Standing in the street, extend
! ing for some distance from the polls,
and composed principally Of anti-Kuow-
nothing voters. The plugs, assisted by
( several large squads Of chunkers and
rrp-yaps Of our own city, eudeavored 10
break into this line by crowding but not
succeeding IN this they left the scene of
action to concert more hostile measures.
After short time they returned
largely reinforced in numbers, and with
,.-,-.l t--r, sfe,,1 I-lfso, tr,,Al.t- p-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05

FEyHE COMMISSIONERS for Mont
d e0mery county will meet on NON
DAY, the 18Th instant, Cor tho purpose Of a41-
king the Ieyy for tie year 1851
ia1e Std II FORREST. Ci'k
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05

IhE WHcAr.-From all parts Of the
county We hear Complaint ofths ravagos
Of TIE ay upon the wheat Gells a great
many farmers, We fear, viii fail to be re-
pad their oatlsyuPcn this years crop
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05

JHg tPuAKE hVD OHo GASAL.--ft IS
supposed that navigation viii be fully
rosamod BY the 10th inst The stock
holders Of the company on Monday held
their annual meeting IN Washington, and
reelected Col Maulsby president, and
all the old officers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05
4 LikelY Young NaGroos,
4rfA18 Pg G. F2 s e s.
45a44 IY7ulaS e. Colts.

~ ~. Ut = = ~ y y > V'E9
s..@gGs ~ to wit; The Thoroughbred
Stallion, "dTano,'' raised by Mr. Bell,
OF Georgia and brought here BY Bieh'd
Jones, Esq also tho beautiful young
stallion, SNAP sired by old Snap,
well known to the people Of this county;
four BROOD MARES, two Of them
heavy in toal, one Grst-nto SADDLE
HORSE; six COLTS, from six months
to three years old; three MULES, we'll
braEa and pond siva
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05
TRISTL SALE.

FpY VIRTUE Of a Decree Of the Cir
-a-B cult Court Of Montgomery county,
as a Court of Equity, passed in the ease
Of Thomas Hunter next friend Of Eliza
s. Fitzgerald and others against Cecilia
4 Fitzgerald and others, the subscrib-
crs, as Trustees, viii expose to public
sale, on the premises
On Wednesday, The Ist Of July next,
at the hour of II o'clock, NJ, che Real
Estate IN said proceedings mentioned,
being the Lands and premises Of which
Michael u Fitzgerald, late Of said coun-
W, died seized and possessed situate in
said Montgomery county and more par
ticularlv Described MS fllovs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05
@ s2is sEead OF sheep a
I'll so HEAD OF HOGS :esil

FARMING UTESsILS-to wit *
now fhrcsfing Machine, (Pclton's makej
doCormicks Wheat Reaper, Wheat
Driil, Wheat Fan, Fodder Cater, Straw
Cuttcrs Gorn and Cob Grushor, Horse
kakes, two Four-horse Wagons, one
uoarly new, (#incbcstor make two
Ox-Carts, one Horse Cart, one Jersoy
Wagon and IIarness, Flows, Harrowe,
CuItgators Cradles and Scythcs, Hoes,
PithGorks Ne in fact, almost every
article used on a farm Also, a first
ratio Setof B%ACKSMITH'S TOOLS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05
PUBLIC SALE.

10Y VIRTUE or AN ORDER from
T. , the Orphans Court Of Montgomery
county, the subscribers, administrators
of GAssAwAY SELLMAS, late 81 sai3 coun-
tY deceased, will offer at public sale,
Gn Monday, Same as5, 1882,
at the late residence Mouth Of Monoca-
cy) of sud deceased, portion ct lis
Porscua Property, consisting IN part as
follows
A Likely Young Negroes,
one Woman and two children, (a boy
and giri) composing a family, aud
Boy about IA years old all to serve for
q term Of years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05

80 Il8 bridge -. Georgetown, y, c.
IT AS JUST RECEIVED from Een York
y and Philaaelphia ard now 3fering IT
t@y L9w Prizes 70 cash md prompt custo-
mers large aud general assortment off,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21

w have just opened fresh supply ofsTRAw GOODS
" Tor the summer consulting Of Lrg horn. Panama
Santoh British, and Leghorn Of every description FOR men
"oS' anu ohildren AT FRANCiSCOlS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21
SHERIFF,S SALE.

x virtue OF vendtoui exponas TO me directed md
ueVtTed from the honorable Circuit Court Of David
% I'yI tennessee, at its May Term, 1851, expose
70 Puouc saie 10 the highest bidder
se yaT9 gate in he city Of Nashville Saturday, the
t aS OF september 1881 all the right title claim in
nave since acquired IN and TO the following tract
OF parcel OF land situated in Davidson county Tennessee
anu described as follows to-W Being part Lot No ~
IN me pan OF Balch and Whitesdes addition to Nashville
on Jackson street, the line Mrs Christie,
Pnef one hundred feet from High street AMI running
WIN Jackson street ward 100 feet thence back al
sn angles JfO eet thence towards High street 100 feet
70 the beginning; for particular desc iption of
hi reference Is made - Book No. % page 49, in the
once OF Davidson county. Levied upon as the
properly Of John Coltart, this January l, 1851.
aubIo. JNO. K EnMlNSON- Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21

U9Ag-so hhds FAis q PFtzss Ia saar. ana
SAITH. L0vk co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21
NEW Am REAnrIEnI -,

SLAI'E COL0RED, and several New STYLES Of
' ne Fashionable shape CASSIAIERE HAT for The hot
NsAIhrr' Just received At A. ). FRANCIsCoS
luHeoo' No. % Public Square.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21
select school for Young Ladies'.

Mrs, Weber, it will be seen, by referring to ouI
advertising columns, opens in this city on the first
MOhday IN September next, a school for young La
dies, Emitting the number of pupils to t.oenty-fve.
Mrs W. taught tho past session in the High School,
and having had daughter under her charge, We
take great pleasure in recommending her for what
we know her TO be, good teacher, who discharges
her responsible duties, faithfully and conscientious
ly. In these days of e1aggeration this may not
be commendatiOn enough to impress the
public mind deeply, but we regard it as expressing
as much as can consistently be said of any teacher
we have any knowledge of. Her list OF pupils ought
TO be filed immediately
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21
Chnice Family Flour.

We have recently had occasion, through the
courtesy of the owners Of the Port Royal Mills,
Montgomery county, and the Rio Mills, Murfrecs-
boro', to test the quality Of the -four manufactured
by them of this years wheat 1t would be diff
cult determine which produced the better article
both are of the first quality of Tennessee -four,
aud equal to any sold in this market. When we
say this, we say as much can be said, for we be
leVe Nashville s now the best -four market in the
country whether regards the quality or the price
of the article w fl. GoRDoH Co. are agents
for the sale of Port Royal -four, aud R. O'KANE
is agent for the Rio Mills.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21
NEIERIFE,S NAI-E-

X virtue OF Vendoni exponas to me directed and
= uelNered from the honorable Circuit Court Of David.
son epuhtS tennessee, at it. Nav Term 1851 will expose
~ pubic SAFE TO the highest bidder cash at the Court
ydFi gate IN the CITY of Nashville on Saturday the
Jay OF september 1851 all the right title claim in
eIes' ana estate whch John Coltart then had or MAJ
sluee acquired in and the following described Lois
ylng IN Nashville, Davidson county nessee
as IoIo"s; Beng part of Lot No. 20 beginning at
harsous corner, Coles et run ing south
5e me Of sad street Is feet the Lick
~ amen thence down the Branch with its meaDders to
Irlsos corner thence Harrison's line to the
peg ming Another beginning Jackson street on me
IuS o. MI , une feet from High street running
WIN huckner west 100 feet thence back at angles 40
ee hehce towards High 100 feet thence to the
Oeghnnei being part OF Lot r. Levied upon as the
properly OF John Cotart, this 26th October 1866.
augl5. JNO x EDmnTS6N' S a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21
200 ACRES LAND For SALE.

HlSG On the South side Of the N & c. Railroad "A
Vergne. 4>i 'eIS ifOH4 La
On friday, A UG UST 21ST.,
we i'll sell to the hg hest bidder on the premises sbc,
TWO hnnared acres Of land including the homestead Of III,
s'e aeE Neisc with all IN improvements consistino
OF frame DWeb House. containing seven looms b
al necessary oIt houses such Gin House. Cotton Press
sc mere E ar out $50 OF cleared land tbe baIn
"e4iilmbered with falling stream of Vaer 80
hlng through the centre Of the tract besides ny , =
thfee eood Springs The soil is excellent ana is snrio-
any YET offered in point Of fertility It's rroxirnit ~
NashVlIe ny Railroad ana the advantage of heinz 80
LhYergne VII ere there is establish Steam SAL "a sC
, eslues good Schools Churches, &c. &c which makes
~ i aesrabie: The tract will be divided plat
ask az examination of the property before the ds
as We are confident IL is superior land and afors
'@seS over any that has been offered the public.
Terms of Sale:
one third payable 1st December next balance and
years. without interest. anu Z
,. r. GLAsCoCE 'Ictioneer
Augu-t II, 1s57.--d,trw&Wtd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21
ADVERTISEMENT
los MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CURE OF
f. YER Y KNDWN DTSE1CEy

EVERY KNOWN DISEASED
Inc undersigned, having been appointed sole Agent for
Nashville, for the Of the Medical Prepa-stios
mended in DR. Freese's Combined System of Practice for
Physicians and Families, would respectfully offer them to
such Of our citizens need a restoratirc to EeqHH
These preparations compounded from the REGIMES f
the most celebrated Physicians md Surgeons of Europe
ana America, and will care eCery ko disease that is At
all within the reach ofremedies These Preparations b
been tested for years by Professor Freese and other
DRAFTED physicians Of our country daily practice
and have been found invariably eGeetual
For further particulars see Dr. Presses Combined sz
tenn OF Practice,-toget her with Cards, Posters &C.
both the Book Medicine Chests and Medicines may be
had Of the undersigned, at his Drug Sore in Nashville
JOHN ]. BEECH
- No. 20 sewanee Building College St
'1"eio-"iH' Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21

The SUGAR OASE-Reports as to the Chinese
sugar cane begin TO come in. Mr. A. J. Melep.
OF Draeut, Mass, writes the Lowell Courier that
he planted one acre of it on or about the first Of
May. It came up well but looked very puny,
resembling common barn grass; but it grew very
rapidly and acquired enormous size, some Of
it standing nine feet high, aud is sun growing
lie has cut part of the crop and fed GU. to his
cattle, aud he says he has never found any bet
ter feed for cows.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21
The Flux AnnihiIiated

Every summer and fail thousands people die of P1ux
ohoera Dysentery, Gripping Pains, and other irregularities
Oh the Bowels 1t can be cured in every case for *
oen%' oy the use of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP
ms "een tested by the best physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most egacto
remedy now In use. It has performed more astonishing
cures than any other specific human life can be saved
IN nine cases out Of by investment of IS cents uv
bottle and keep it by you.
FOR sa e by HERMAN 4 RAINS and T. WELLS Drug.
giss. 90 20