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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07

Fatal AFrRAY IN ILLtSors-LBsspN TO Cow
rlrIIoM.-Ey Governor Villa N Bcbb, OF ono, now re
siding in Illinois, shot two who we're part o rang
insulting Disturbing his household at midnight on The
ooh inst The Bedford Republicans gives tho following
account Of this depoI able tragedy
Our community startled yesterday afternoon ny the
announcement that Governor Bybb, nov resident o
Seward In this county but formerly OF ONO, OF whlch
state he was Governor been moested his residence
by mob OF men, and had fired upon and shot tso OF
them, killing man instantly The particulars, A. uear
have been able 70 gather them up 10 the time OF
eoing press follows 1t thai for some
time Jast good deal OF couess and In many Instances
actual bad feeling had been growing OF TIE
Governors pcighhors, against himself and family,
tpringng Is ss or le-s ou, of jealousy Of hh ~
cunary instances, .nd belief that he some shat
aristocrac In bis tastes AMI associations The return
OF his son With his wife Thursday nigh, from the
Fast, whittier he had been 10 get married. was liked
upon by the rowdy portion OF the young men OF the
neighberhood a proper occasion 10 manifest Their
IN fe.inga They accordingly prepared Themselves
with bells guns tinIans, AMI other articles ordinarily
uscd such asions repaired ~ the residence ~
the Governor al late hour IN the night and commenced
making all manner of noises. csmo-s, and quito -ies assa
ing the house viii ston. and firing toward With their
gune After enduring hir assault FOR some time IN silence
Governor Bebh made hts At the front OF hs
house, and rem nstrated with the mob requesting mem
to dcsst THIS request received with hcoungs and
bow lngs. aud increase &C clamor Amer little time
he for ard and remarked that pacnce mad
ceased TO be virtue, and that II they did not de-i and
leave the premises he would compelled 10 use vOlrnce
This threat only seemed 10 exSpcrae the assaisut, sho
replied that they had there fight and were only
waiting for HIN 20 commetce, words 10 such import
He then nto the house and brought out double
eed shot nrng bar 81 nj the feet or tho ring
leaders Of the mob which effect upon II the
Gripping him In the leg A. ths of them III parsed
while others rallied and made rush upo1 the Cover
nor who raised mis- gun and d>cha ged the other oare
at the foremost man, hitting him In The head and Killing
him Instantly, whcreupon his assaiian's suddenly de
campted
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Halienbeck, the Seducsr OF Miss stsdman-
Interview between the Villain and his De-
ser0eh ~ afc.

serted ~ ifc-
r. ON the Rochester Union, May 3o1
We have already published the particulars OF the sope
of Mrs Stednan from female academy at Auburn
with married MAJ named Halebbeck. We md Ia the
Auburn the following account OF interview
between the villain and his deserted wife from which
the inference plain that there Is no Judge ~ inch IN Ca
yuga county that the people o Auburn Ignorant OF
the virtue which, in some localities, Is attributable to tar
and feathers
We learn from n gentleman belonging TO the North
ern Hotel in this city that Hallcnbeck, the sedocer
OF Miss Sejman, there Monday, the 18th
instant, and interview took place between him
full and interesting woman OF unimpeachabie cbaran-
with her little child In her seek TO persuade her
wandering husband to To h wife and family Tue
represented calculated to draw tears from
with heart Of marbles the hcartlcss seiucer sas
called confront his virtuous and injured wife and for
The s,epmother Of the scduced girl had ukess. heard
that destroyer Of their and peace there and
he al peared him to uIbrsid him. but toward all
manifested brutal nsenirihty, while the nystanders
were Affected tears. 10 melt the hard 1T
heart an mother with her child her and
offered up pray God 10 turn the heart OF her unau
husband and the unnatural father Of her children again To
the family which he had so cruelty deserted. lie main
tanned stolid MISUNDERSTANDING her applications <ith
contemra, and squirting her from him viii violence
only be found in savage. At drst he toi her she
could stry under the roof with him, but at length
Consented that she might remain for the night.
VIXEN he shown to her roo u, she rose up almost
Insane with agony and her eyes streaming with tears aud
extended her NJ when he turned upon her
with and angry Look and babe her In aSury tone,
"sit down. sit DOWN. The wrctchct Wife bursting into
nt Of uDcontro abe grief, inquired, "Wbat have ever
done that you should treat and my dear little children
in this manber7 Hs only reply was, ~ don't love you
and can't be happy with you; You mus' forget me, AM
you can end some eke TO love you." This british
proposition threw her into III OF wild and almost mai
sca agony He refused 10 receive her and treat ner A.
wife but threw himself with his clothes across the
foot OF the bed and the midst OF her Rroans, cries and
tears fell escep and tiea soundy I'll morning, shen oe
took the and left her at The hotel Inc landlord
kindly conveyed her and her child 70 Port Byron TO her
friends.
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News from Venezuela.

CUh CAhACAS CUE SBsfOhDbrok'
CARACAS, April 20 1857.
ne Nao ConslEtion Procldipsed-S oearng IN Of The Pre-
,idera and Vice Prestderu-Te Treaty. with ne Un0ed
sAte,-Case Of Cdptain CAase-rae Schooner julien
The new constitution, submitted 70 Congress by the
President and his Ministers, has been approved, and
Sunday, the 10Th inst, proclaimed by the firing OF
guns the beating OF drums and the sound OF uumpes
senera jose radeo honags has been elected by his Coz
eress (no by the vote OF IN. peorc) 10
longer the expiration OF the he ha. already
served his in law Colonel Francisco jose oeviscn
70 be Vice President for six years longer.
The President into en,cc under the
ssaaon the ed inst at the Church Of San Francisco
ard the Vice the 2ith inst.
Time sl demonstrate he result.
Beyond this there IL no news 10 communicate.
mo treaty bct~eep the Upited States and veneyues u
before Cungr,ss for RATIFICATION. Il be read
the Chamber OF Representa- ives, and three limos
m The Seustc AID receive the Presidents signature, % be-
come a law
The imprisonment Of Captain Chase aud his mate one
those arbitrary which frequently In this
lad Of law. ~ithout justice Is TO he hoped that General
Cas- will order be SHED the fullest
Tue crime for which these persons arrested and
female on board his vessel by the captain from
sssan Of Custom House officer on board; AID by
O, on, hing the officer from the female he fell
NE deck Pos tbi- crime the captain was committed TO
pr,aon IN Lsguayrs In cell without light air, which
he American Oonsnl was refused @miitance. The msto
. held ~ an accompce, leaving the cssei in an open
and dangerous roadscaf without officer board aud
having a cargo board IN be landed at Porto Cabello
rb.re beirg no testimony TO mplcaie these American
szens they oct Mt oerl, after being sent ~ the
CAr-cas jail mr. seventeen days.
The owner OF the schooner Julien, OF Ihomastorn,
hA'ne1 ne doubt will sees redress al he hands OF the
American government for the outrage committed by .
cu (nr- Cary ofNes York; on the deck Of az Ame.
vess. and the Illegal detention OF their vessel, anf
cargo on bced, for several weeks Foreigners are
unuay prosecuted in this country, while natives escape
FROM all punshmen particularly they have any friend
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OUR RIO JANErRo CORRESPONDENTS.
Rio JASrfpo April % Il

Bio JASnRo, April Is, 1857
Slorm at Rio Cydnde-Donoes TO Houses and SAippsng-
Loss If TIE Americon Bark Lopirre--Ore Of Her OreU
Drouned-Esccpe Of ne Bark Hldsow-Nee 7drGg
Brasl-The Duty on Flour, de-
I have to iaform you that we have news from Rio
Grande dated 18th instant sad thu, which always fol-
lows q most fearful storm.
One visited our coast the third OF this month";
panied with heavy rains. Rio Grande suffered BY many
of her buildings having fallen, and others injured There
are some four feet ofwaier in the Streets AMI the
seine aeen twenty vessels total wrecks driven
shore and brakon thousands Of pieces, accompanied
with loss Of NE
Amorg the wrecked vessels u the North American bark
Iapierre, Capt u n Long, new vessel, on her orss
voyage, loaded With sal, at oediz and bound Tor Mon
Capt Long arrived yesterday with biz mate and Of
hs in the steamer Imperatrese from Rio Grande,
informed that there warning OF the storm,
and thai within Ave minutes he struck with tho sud
den violence Of the wind He had not len ten yares OF
ship speed When he hst encountered the storm he con
cuded he hundred miles from shore, and about
10 ochck a night he struck about hfteen miles from
the shore and the mssts only len him On these
they 6oaed the shore safely and after the entire decks
stove in They chung TO the masts and were washed
on shore about O'Clock the morning Of the 9th instant
Only one sailor Of his crew. who aamed John Hay
wood or Harwood was drowned
The extent " the damage not yet known but the loss
Is great both In lie and pro serty.
The Anne bark Hudson loaded with salt arrived In
the port Of no Grande on the ID instant just escaping this
storm, and Is safe she reports 10 be from Marsecs.
SUCH a storm the Rio Grandc journals say has
be, n know before In ,ba, quarter.
The government has commenced IN order new tariff,
which will he in ferce and after the LIST Of July next
Having bot Just obtained copy, have yet had mc
note changes in relation 70 American goods. ! see,
however, that there many important changes. Gene
rally, higher duties will be charged
Flour will be admitted cheaply Duty 400 RIGS per AFRO
ba OF 30 lbs. &c every 81 lbs. gross weight
uuderiand the United states Minister proposes to leave
for home focn.
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ACCIDENT ON rue Nosn,srows RnLsoAp-Two

ACCIDENT ON TUE NosRIsTows RATLaoAD-Two
Npv RuIrp and rHREs ISJuRsD Yesterday 1ternoou,
about four O'clock ident happ ned the Norris
town railroad near the Fails OF the Shuy Kill by sh5b
two men named Francis Burns and Marta Roach, we're
killed, and VIM. Coleman, Kelly and James Boyle
injured. II appears that train OF sixteen truck
cars three each car running bet seen
Manayunk and the Falls, with cinders TO be ef on the
new track and that this train hal been the Ftls,
loaded and then ba King towards Manay INK, when
the arst car struck rail and stone which had evidently
been placed upon the TBck by some villain ior the pur
pose throwing the train from the track when the hss
was thro from the uark the next pusbsi upon
IT, and before the cr motive sould stopped of the
cars we're thrown 90 each side Of the road Phdb hia
Ledger, JHne4
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REMOVALS.

DRENTANos sFws DEPT HAS REMOVED IRON
ID he tafarge House ~ go Roadway between N -mi.h
sonian and M,tr AZ ian EO'ele Ameicsn f'reigu
erioilcA yorh r,adinr regularly on sale ~ Brhe
A. " toll p
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EIoPEsENT IN VERMONT Tbs Bellows Falls.
(vt) TIMES says that miserable osnp named Seward,
of NARROW, N. g., some weeks since clipped with another
mans wife, leaving his and three children in Marlow,
10 destitute crcum tances, aftcr having borrowed some
sixty dollars Of different persons false pretences lie 4
a carpenter by trade The womans name Is Gassett The
gnly pair were q BeloMs bills IN Va Oh.
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p.s.suss Boar CApsrzEo ON rHx DnAwARs-

PLRAsuss Boar CApsIzEo ON THE DsLAwARs-
Two IAprss AND GENTLEMAN DRowNsD Yesterday after
boon the following named persons all French, embarked
On beard the yacht RamSer, for trip 20 Red Bank
non,re osner Of the boat; +. Luttman, David GulOd
Joseph Cayot Chas Coll Gu tigon, Alfred Petneond
A. Marion Kuniz, Mis- Cecilia Humber, Florence vii
l4mur and daughter The party passed down the river,
IN, wnen they had nearly reached their destination being
betSeen Gloucester and Red Bank, sudden squa
CD The boat capscd and the whole party proof stated
ITO die Delaware The entire number, except Miss Willie
vere on deck che being in the cabin and the boat
wen, over on side, cuuR 10 the part out Of water
Ttev had remained in this position bat n few minutes
when another gust Of wind came upon them an striking
between the water and sail, rgbt,d and thrown
npon The other side This loo7ened the hold OF those cling
ine her side bu, all MANAGED 70 resume tner position
egaept 8r Willemur aud Miss Cecilia Hunibert they
ve'e washed on and disappeared, aud Mr. Willemurs
Slaughter IL ~ supposed su in the cabin The steam
bat Eagle was approaching, aud on reaching the
place. the rarty cIinsipg To boat were With sOme
drficulty taken on board Mr.. wncnur aud daughter
.shed 10 Ninth street, near Ch.uan anu MISS eccna
Aumbert in Ransead Mace Miss winemur vac "
" age, and Miss Humbert l4-Fhddephid Die0 Nay 80.
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aE,iAnA
10000

IN OOO GERvAN OPERts, CoNoHhs, DsNi
IOV.V|U regaias and "a Normas viii be sold At derlded
bargains 10 nav adv,n the 0nes made herman
IN me narkat also 20 Op hue Havana and dom~uc
BrvadwAy
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FIREWORKS.

A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT % ,tRsT PREMIUM
N drcworks NJ Josh 70. A l. Ecges msnnfscure war
ed rst quality OF tmsnsbip aud Material sonpsiis
very description " exhiNon and their
~ Nashh sou street corner Of Barclay. ealers and
ccmmieee supplied Al the lowest prices Orders shold be
addressed o. KAR. JEREMIAH co., AZ washington
New YORK
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rRsT PREMIUM coLoREp AND BsrLLfAST

n aesorss ~ ''''" ="
fabora ~ North Point
Ieruey ~ y, y. =.
oreers for NE above works should be sdd es"d " y
W." '''' ''''sS IVY =" Tsos rUSKrN ,geuA
~ Id Maiien lane " ".
a., -. ,..- - .iso sverv variaty Of sall
al aales-sucn ae CIV W. WV
70 cNet. oepaes AZ Ac &c, may ~ Iolna . - .au
Goods dev. red part ~ " o,tJ, ~ ~ wy " ~
rpaSo r a4earnh A. stations. nee ~ eAbtosos
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NEWSPAPERS.
Tfih MAGISTRATE

NHk MAGISTRATE
i great number ont on Wednesday nsxt.
Fb- Fscs IN he Burdeu Case
Two rOrirats of Murdsrers
Grest Nj rider Ia Massachusetts
Trial ,t the ssshssins of Fuades COM letc
C,spbr frisch he Murderer from Vanity.
Dpcis and Casrs in Courts.
List III krnp,s from May 10 JuneS
All h. Sriminal Gases
Iu!les . Police.
Law Superior o nebri!inn
The 'i urch nj The furt'aps at Fault.
A n nored of Crime.
The MAGlSiRATh is published everv week-s the great
ORD Of In the We ld-sanc toned by thv state,
Whose and suited tor family reading
hssit
Two dol ars per annnn, dollar for sir moeth-.
ROSS TOuShl, general agents Ia Nassau ,tree-
0NHk NATIONAL POLLEN GAZETTE 5RaAI
criminal paper, being perfect record Of crime ihr uHb
out The world embelisheo with portraits Of living criminal
Issued weekly annual subscription 81; months 81
Address r. a SEYMOUR ONCE Of he National Pplis'
dsxetie al Broadway, New York.
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ADVERYISEMLNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

(NHnhiTy sEkMoN-RY HIS GRACE THs MOST REV.
~ Archbishop Hughes in St. Patrick's Ca hedrsl
day, the Tth inst at l0% A. w. in aid Of the Institution of
Mercy, under he Of the Sisters Of Charity, 1ouson
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VA AroHEs AND JEwELsy

Th- subscriber in business Wall for the past
year- selling all Of gold Watches
isseiry, Wholesale and retail Less than usual
prices
iasie. gold cameo, mosaic pearl carbuuce and lava
rnss pins and depnd pins and rings ladies. and
vsch Oh gold studs and sleeve buttons
keys nnger sng "a stones zeal rings psn gold
rings pure god wedd rngs gold spectzclea
glasses gold rens pencils guild thnbes eOd fr
dasu.rt, pes hair gentetnens pins god pen.
hoder- gold neckacessnd silver ard
frk dessert knives silver portemonnses rings
and fruit kniyep.
GkO ALIEN. Importer Of Watches and Jewelry
Wholesale and retail II Wall street, second noor,
nesr Rrosdw cav.
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TuE lat Nps OF PAslwA-The British Minister,
" SAID contradics the cnent that the u tuh- oi Va
had been ccdcd 10 Great Britain by the New ana
dian government for naval purposes
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ Press CHhIsTIAN.TY IN CHINA TsRrARY
anu 1behet ny y. liable Cue vols. iAnp & The
comp.t works of Gerald Grtn, author of the Colegans
Gisirpus &C Ac" Ia vols limo with nlstra ons Cloth
s. par vol Four volumes ready.
d. & j. SADIiEa 4 co.
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We 1hLViist COURSE, huN,, isi.kkIi.-fN ,ilko
" Monday Jare Immediately after the great trong stake
mGcb $1,000 play or pay mile nsa'1 h.r Ia o, In harness
b Woodruff nan sdun Bue.skia; \. Peanods asm-s a
PAGER JoEi. GONKI.IN rr prieJor
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THE TURF.

NfN1REVIiLE COURSE, Lore IsLAND.-rRoTIINv
~ On Monday Je at O'Clock purse and stake 81 900
two mile heas In To 81 Monday, June
& Mclaughlin enters b. m Lady MOSCOW; WIN Nhe,lap
I m A. jake Oakley; Woodruff enters m Ross Of
wsshi- gIon W q Abrams b. 8. Alarm rasmerly
O'Bl-nis JOhL COkKLlN, Proprator
The o Island Railroad will leave south ferry IN
o'co Y. NJ returring the rare IA Fare
to X ~ "
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WATCHES, JmwaI..sy, 40.

n1AsOrDs -rBt rRAps IN RESPECTFULLY IN
nrusd cnctnuslly manufacturing. and
~ diamond eweiry OF the latest styles
large .asorirsnt - diamonds hand setting lone ~
ne ,y>as Nsmcads houshi 10 eash,
uxRw,vS 90. xis str-ss
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4 WILDWOOD HOUSE WILL ss OPENED VS'fHE srI
~ n June II "a a new building designed for strict }
lrsl olass house Rocms he 1ngaeed he house.
New Ynrh ha Everett House. Uuion sluAre where plar
IF the be- and all information given The
annar ainaled Rarian Bay, and half hour rrog
New York by The steamboat ke port shch leaves Murray
tally s4 p and returning strives In New Yorx at 81
H., stopping al Cliwood each fhe house Is On en-
and about fees from the steamboat dock
Dg most delightful inland and varying water
IT'S well known remarkably healthy place, The aimcs
shere being cooled ~ refreshing breeze
htwpd ah0nnda In shldy defs and within few hnnfrei
Of he house beautiful ~ about nifty
aint ts centre lake ut shout II beleyrl
n. unsurpassed rural reanr possessing IA
cnmbin atom nj good bathing and tshns WITH
ghady green hshis, pssaan drives Ac
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1HE NEW YORK DyEINe AND PRINTING ssTAH
L hshuaeut Staten Inland, oncss - John svcek and
10 BROADWAY.
Having established branch ONCE ut 10 Brosdway, cx ~
residents In tho upper Of the city,
all d~vs Inv dycns AMI cleansing IN nsSs
~sral
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.

4 tOUNTRN BUnRu-Af CLIFTON Sf>TRk ISLAND
" In delightful location with the of bah house siabl
and carriage house. walk from Vanderbilt
ing. For particularly pau at 30 irving place. ~,
n nj
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1'HOMPSOk'S ATLAkrI PAYIL' ON-Ht}HLAND or
i N'vrsnk, j.. for boarterB and vIsiters.
Boats leave daily from foot Of Robinson street.
j. j. THOMPSON, Proprietor
THE PAvIllok hOrsL, aoUEAwAy. LONG isLAs,
will open for the the sd of June Application
aud cottages be made ~ Ronkaway nj II nts
rtr~s', WHARF plan he
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eS MN. 10 INVEST IN spDsD ahrD JbOfHIss
pO.VVV --,isptew-p wishing " conver 'ef OF " ss'
las clohsina obtain A. NJ Per cent
y ealing o. sending thsu sff-e>- W ft~Hs hpRNS~s
w p-sv' N-'hsw
gSIUTuIrg $50 sUKsIrUaA BsOiG an. "a
y uemeb having sny IN ispcsc Of Gao revive fru oss
9rce By s-rd,ns Addressing w. roher - tsurcus
sray fsrai ~ " ras u-s-s~.. sf-~ saanced b. Nh
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-10
THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

Are veil known and eagerly sought for throughout the
whole Continentof America.
Never Before their Introduction could any series
Of popular remedies be found that equal 10
Reaey that ALWAYS to be relied on and were within
reach Of the poorest persons
Never Before the Grefenbnvg Pills, could you OBJ
tain fnr 25c certain remedy for Bilious Diseases Liver
Complaints, Dyspt psis, Costiveness and Asthma.
Never BEFORE this Fever and Ague remedy, could
ANYTHING be found that cured all cases Of Ohs and FeV
for SOC.
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment vas
there 70 found for Csc, immediate cure for Burns
Bruises Cuts old Sores, krysipheas, and Inhammauons
either external or internal
Never Before WarshaII's Uterine Ca.
thOItcOn Falling OF the womb and DINER Uterine
diseases found TO be durable. NOW ten cases out Of Twelve
are cured BY this medicine.
gE- II any physician supposes that this is merely
ouack remedy. would reply, that 1t is prepared oy Dr
Pomerov Of Utica. wealthy and old physician the al
onsbio sehoohat we will furnish any reputable phys
clan any quantity OF grautousy TO test ts merits his
natisnt and furthermore writing DR.. Pomeroy, he
can be furnished with component parts tits the great
ct blessing the female that the seietce oil medicine
has discovered in century,
Never BEFORE the Giafenburg nvsentery Syrup
was there certain remedy for Bloody Flux, Dysentery
Diarrhoea Choleranow, all can be cured IN lew hours
Never Before tie introduction Of the Children's
Panacea could mother feel the lie o. her oA9e sale IOr
strong medicines carried them onow this medicine cures
them after he doctor and nurses nave proDounceo
their cases hopeless. Price only 5Oc.
Never BEFORE was any Tonic Bitter popular
the Health Bters u at cost z5e Why should the world
suffer Dyspepsia Bilious diseases Wne THIS simple
medicine can, at all times, prevent iU
, Never Before any preparation OF Sarsaparilla
opoweriui as that compoundedby HE Gr@ienoerg Co.
Never BEFORE has the Consumptiye's Balm found its
equal How many there now in fife and heain, who
would ere this have entered Deaths dark portal they
had not been recommended to this IN preference to
many nostrums that are loudly vauntedf
Never BEFORE Plies and hundred diseases GER
tain ocure We have certificates OF persons entirely re-
lev ed amer Dr. Mott othe great phys clans had as
serted that nothing but the knife could afford relief
Never Before could infiamed eyes ana WEAKNESS OF
,igbt be cured for twenty-five The Eye Lotion
does IL.
Never Before any Book published That contains
a. .noh medical knowledge the Graefenberg Manual Ct
Health twenty i've cents II oasht TO be in every family
In the land. -
Never Before has any Almanac been published 80
valuable as the Health Almanac. II Is furnished gratuit
'~''' - MACKENZIE d BEcKwTTB,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-10

Messrs. W. II. Gordon Co, Nashville;
Gardner Shepherd Co.
Coos, Rsily 4 Co., 4"
Nichol, Green 4 Baily, "
Morrison a Co., "
Strick r, Ellis Co.,
A. II. Hicks Co., A"
W. W. Berry Demovlllt, d"
Cheatham, Watson 4 Co %
And last but not least good old friend Join oald.
WELL Esq, President Of the :. O K. r Char eston.
ian22 $. WYATT \ co.
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Silks.

Al our sir co1nter viii be found everything New and De
srabe In this branch Of business intend 10 exec
CheDe Plounced Rcbes-beautiful,
cbsct a /. *
Beautiful silk Robes for Evening"
Rich Chene Silks,
Tsneta Jardiniere,
chene Stripe siSs
Flaid and Cheek sks, all gradesI
Plain Silks. all colors,
Rich Armure,
Poult de Soire, all colors,
Rich Moire Antique, , ..,.
Gro de Nap Marselne and all kinds frinmingsehk.