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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

A LADY DEPLoMArfsT. "A London CORES
pondent iuti'nates that the diplomatic lanrels
won by Lord Palmerstoa are really won by
his charming Yisoonntess. IL would seem that
no British ULYSSES il able 20 resist the eapti-
waiting smile If this diplomatic Calypso, except
only the incompatible Roebuck. lie has never
yet been known 10 yield to the destinations of
woman. The writer closes by telliag how a
stera editor of radical paper, who daily de-
voted the premier 10 the infsrnal deites, was
recently done over.
70 bis amazemeut, the British Grachus
was invited 10 an 'iutmatsn party at Cam
bridge Honse lie was seated AZ the side Of
the engaging Viscoantess At table, aud af er
dinner he won At lottery pair uf slippers
which Calypso confessed she had embroidered
with her own noble hands. lnex l'erieneed
Telemachns, who Looked az first ~ deInnre as
If butter would not iReit IN his month; was an
easy prey, indeed, snd il now most useful
servant; the inore 50, because he keeps up a
show of Independence. Without bis good ge-
niu-. Lord Palneston would already be re-
corded among the political relics Of Great Br.
tain.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01


NORTHERN DEMOCRATIC DISTRESS. -When
Gov 6eary resigned his position as Governor
OF Kansas, 1t was reported that pro-slavery
man would, % appointed in bis stead. The
Nortnern Democrats received this intelligence
Win manifestations ofsorrow and distress. In.
y mr. DuchaDan's own county, the Lancaster
Express says: "When the news of the confir-
nation Ut Coy. Geary's resignation, with the
appointments of Southern pro-slavery man in
nus place, was received, the Democrats of
honesdale placed their flags, with the Bach-
anan sireamer, at half masi.n Thiswasin one
OF the counties IN which Senator Blgler Twas
authorized 10 say that Mr.. Buchanan was in
favor OF freedom in Kansas" The Northern
Demos ats had been promised that Buchan-
aus election would make Kansas slave State.
The new President is in dilemma. He can't
pursue straightforward policy without dis
appointing either tie Northern or Southern
Democracy, so the Kansas question is to be
STAYED Oft Robert J. Walker, Free State
Southern man, has been appointed in the
place of Gesry. The Kansas question is to be
kept open at least until after the State cleo
tons in the South, and thus, for the benefit OF
the Democratic party. the whole country,
and particularly the South, is to be cheated
again ir regard 10 the settlement Of the slavery
question.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

HoS. F. r. ZuLLIooFFER.-Major G. A. Hen
~, fir satisfactory reasons which he has
given, has declined the nomination for Con-
gress which WAS rendered to him unanimously
by the Americans of the 9th Congressional
district of Tennessee, and hon. f. K Zollicof-
fer has announced himself candidate for re-
election Mr.. Zollicoffer is che Of the ablsst
advocates of American principles in the State.
He maintained high aud honorable position
in the last Congress, and has served his con-
slituency and his party faithfully. When the
convention the. which rendered the nominal
ton to Major Henry, Mr.. Zollicoffer, anxious
to -eserve perfect harmony and unaniinty
in the party, withdrew his name from the con-
sideratiOn If the convention, preferring the
welfare of bis party TO his own political pre-
fermeut or to the vindication of his official
conducf. This new proof of devotion to the
principles Of The American party will eudear
Mr. ZOllicoffer still more 10 the Americans of
the Nashville district.-LOu. Jour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

yEKT IMPORTANT LAND 0FFIcE DEcIsIoS
On The 2isl inst, the Commissioner Of the Geseral
Land Ofiee, made the following decision:
Proof rsguirsi rksTs aasiss citizenship Is dssps-
ted IL fkS case q gre-ssPfioa ciaim.--fheG r
4 Land Ohice, 10 addressing Instructions certain
officers In Minnesota, on which the question To-
VOlved, instructed them 70 the folio alng effect:
"rhat the prrsentati OF our nstiys -bor citizens
Of faulty r cords Of births. ar, Is not o uuiyersa
nor Of such gsufrAi practice ~ 10 justify rs IN IN
sitting upon the pToiut tion OF sael reeori IS the
only admissible evidence OF native cisizen.hip that
therefore shere "a ) alleged under 9th, that such
reeotd does not exist or l. not ace asiols, resors
must be hsd 10 other and The nezs best snl most
available testimony, uhch may be she ali lavis Of
respectable person, snls setting forth his knos-
edge * The claimans-sueh - the pcric Of tins be
ass known him, and ether iscts uhica may proiacs
the belisi o. conviction On the mind Of NE drpo-
neul tat Ihe claim nt i native orr citEen; ana
where sarh Showing = satisfactorily made undsr
o4ih. ne Lsnd ofc.r would sinsil and act upon il
a. suaideulH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

The IsTHMUs TRoUBLE.-A Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia American
says:
l understand, on reliable authority, that the
action our government in increasing our naval
free in the Isthmus waters meets the appro-
val of Lord Napier, the British Minister, who
was officially ieforIned Of the fact BY a note
from the State Department, as was also the
Count de Sartiges, Minister from France. The
latter, however, so far ss can ascertain, has
not siguited his assent or dissent 10 the move.
ment. The total number Of vessels ordered
20 the Islhmus Is ten. seven Of which will be
sfationeGat Aspinwah aud three at Panama.
With so imposing force, our Government is
confident OF effscting an early arrangement Of
The dispute.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

DEATH OF MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
G. Montgomery, Esq, Democratic member of
the Thirty-6f:h Congress, from the district
composed of the counties of LnzerDe, Onlum-
bis, Montour, and Wyoming, died on Friday
morning at his residence in Danville, Pa. He
is another victim of the insidious malady con
tracted at the National Hotel in Washington,
where he lodged at the time OF the Inaugural
ton. Mr.. Montgomery was alawyer of stand
ing, and had served with credit in the Penn
sylVania State Legislature.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01
THE FAMOUS ROADSTERS.
THE EATON HORSE,

"a VA ND
MA UGATUCK BLACK HAWK.
Imported and Owned by the Tennessee Live Stock
Company.
o
lNHESE superb finals will make their first season IN
Tennessee at the State Fair Grounds near ashvte
terminate gJuly the 4th 1851 at t25 the season. and viii
be limited to A. mares each.
Stockholders and gentle wishing to breed tn i mares
will please make their entries TO F. R. Rains as
practicable and settle their bills during the with Dr.
R. G. Foster, Treasurer Of the Company.
Good pasturage Sill be furnished or mares by p r.
Rlirs T. tanning at the usual prices Of county, and
grain will be fed and extra attention given, Il required
THE EATON B0RsE is a good red sorreI fun seven
teen hands high ard for strong points perfection OF
orm for horse Of his great size, his equal cannot be
found. he vas bred In Maine, is teen years old hes
roed under min 90 sec and is one Of the fullest Mes
senger horses known His dan aescendan; OF the
old Winthrop Messenger and his sire the ong Is
land branch Of Messengers. His colts large. and
generally open square and feet roer He Is the sire Of
the Gray Stranger that trotted in min sec afer
BIZ shoulders we're seriously Injured the ice for
$3.50 Of Mount Vernon, that United States
Fair Phadephis in tie words OF Mr. Brown Chairman
Of committee hGRdg IN 2i0" and man other excellent
roalteTs Mr. Bolme editor Of THE Maine Farmer saws
Of him hi paper Of Apr "a 1857 that No Nora ise,
NE ddYs Of he Old Winthrop Messenger "a son of Ksfor-
ted Messenger has got so many feet trcers;i the
agent OF the Company regard him horse of hiaher
charac er for string roadsters THAI Other America
EAUGATUcK BLACK HAWK. is rich and st, iish
bros horse eight ears old l5k hands high has often
Star and others the Fair he at Ne Haver
LAST and his colts bly, promising He was
sired hy Vermont BaCk Hawk that made Hill his o. n
err over $4,000 grand sire sherman Morgan great graz
sire the original Justin Morgan Horse his dam was
Lady Burton by old Menbrino aud Re by the In
por'ei Messenger He is ha brother Ethan Allen the
popular trottiug stallion living, Blaek Hawk Maid
Black Rslrh Know Nothing that trotted s Chicago In qT
and beat Flora Temple Long Island 30 belle Of sa
raog that IN 2s9 and many the best roadsters
Of the coonty-see linsleJS book Morgan horse p
1870 10 195.
These animals have been imported from the Norh with
view Of aordng re best opporn Mite for breeding good
family horses aud the Directors therefore put them a,
price III will Justify Of 70 breed TO them
W. r. kLLISfON, n. @. FOSTER,
ANDREW EwINj, ALLEN,
r. q. RAINS, 10. EDWARDS,
7. FsNNING, Directing Committee
mayt-Imo.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01
County ConrenrInn.

The delegates to the Convention to NOM
mate candidates for the Legislature from
Davidson county, will bear in mind that the
Convention will meet in this city on Mon
day next. Let there be a punctual at
tendance.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

~ John L. Farrell, the man who swore
before the Coroner's jury, in the Burdell muir
der case that be sat on the stoop at house No.
81, Bond street, and whose Identification OF
Eckel as the man who came to the door and
ordered him off caused such sensation, was
arrested in New York city on Wednesday,
and conveyed to Albany to answer the charge
of Illegal voting in the Eigth Ward of that
city last fall. Hr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

Fw- Ia the dlsosor case VI sue Rev. R. ".
Grl.woid. before the curl Of common plea,
Philadelphia, the eoart has rsfised The appli-
Gallon If libeElant-whics was 70 have de.
cree # divorce catered, on The groa0d that
there was no evidence that hny decree had
ever been granted. 50 The reverend literary
compiler Las couple Of wives, aud stands
fair chance Of being indicted for bigamy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

RE- The dinner OF the 81. Georges Society
occurred at Delmonico's, New York, last Thurs
day. Among the invited guests was Lord Nas
bier. the new English Minister, who, in re-
sponss 10 sentiment, offered remarks, which
were well received. lie expressed himself IN
the most friendly terms related 10 tie Uni-
ted states. There was also considerable h0-
NOR in his sentiments. He hoped, he said,
the only entangling alliance which would ever
take place between this country aud England
would be the marine telegraph that Is now be-
inn Laid
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

The American State Convention will
assemble to day at Ii o'clock, at the Cap
itOl, in the Hall Of the House of Repre-
sentatiyes.
A preliminary meeting of the delegates
will be held in the Senate Chamber at 9
o'clock, A. NJ. The attendance of every
delegate is particularly requested.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

French papers state that Devisnne, the cele-
brated armorer, has invented an explosive ball
which will kill and instantly tear to pieces the
lion, the tiger, the bear, or even the whale.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01
House and Lot for Sale.

Y virtue OF decree pronounced by the County Court
ID OF Redo county, at the March term, 1851 In Z
Of J. r. Calhoun and Others psTte, will sell int
city Of Ma hvile FRIDAY, the LIST day Of May mex
House and Lot in the city OF Nashville knoEn Lot
So IN the plat Of lots made for L. r. Laner and
tered the Reg ers oce OF Davidson county, in
No 2 $50 and 55S Said lot is situated The
per OF Washington street.
Ms-Said Lot will be told follows The purchaser
will be required pay one-hird cash; the balance in
equal Of twelve months: purchaser Civ
ing bond AMI two approved securities.
e- Sale be made the Of the Msrksth0uss.
mmarcht6-td 10. ". THOMPSON Commissioner.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01
II. C. M'NAIRY & co.

RE in receipt of the largest stock Of Staple and
n Fancy Dry Goods offered retail in section
OF country sing thing in their line Of business,
and they determined sell them at the lowest sb
prices either for cash prompt buyers time and all
persons in search Of anything in the OF Dry Goods
would do well to give their Stoczs examna-
ton as they prepared to offer great nducementhaV
ing bought the Of their stock this from FIRST
hsr ds by the package.
Our stock is particularly attractive in all description Of
DRESS GOODS,
LACES EMBR0IDERIES,
LADIES WRAPPlNGs,
WHITE GOODS,
H00SEY FURN SIZING,
EOsIER AND GLOVES,
GOODS FOR BOYS,
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLCTas.
We in receipt of the largest brought
to the city, in 2, ~ u and is feet widths which will
cut in any shape 10 silt purchasers.
STRAW MATTINGS.
Just received usly large st ok OF = A, 54 and
60 ,coloTed aud white.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
10 bales q and A Osnaburg':
10 q and "A Cro Sheetng
sea Island do;
Heavy Walnut Twils for Men, Pants;
Blue dc;
is Plaid and Stripe 0snaburgs,
Z" Extra Heavy q and I Tw;led Ducks
cases 4 1O-4, II and 1874 Bt. Sheeiings,
IS a. q and "A Beached Shirtings
All persons search OF goods Of Kind end that
We abe aud will sell low any house in the country
may30.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01
FUR TSHT NC
AND
FANCY GOODS.

y EcEiyED this dzy by express choice lot o. Furnishing
IL Good. The latest style Of Shirts, Neck Tes Kid and
siik Gloves, Col ars suspenders EafHose Stoess and
Oravats, Dressing Robes, Underwear Of every variety,
rTuuks, VALUES aud Carpet Bags.
Also, fresh supply Of Per umery and Toilette soaps Hair
Tooth, Clothes and Na Brushes Together with
nen Of She'll Budalo, Bone and Ivory Combs &c kc and
We invite all 10 an examination Of eur Stock.
J. H. McGILa
Ladies' and Geatenens Furnishing store, corner Of
the square ani College street. Msyl
4 tOLORED StHlR rS.--Just received hne as
~ tnenL Of COlorsd shirts, latest Styles and Yar
ods prices hay1 J. IA. NcGTLL.
IHIRT no >OMS 1--WE have now . superb tot Of
, B0soms skirts, Ofthsm h4ndsoneig nbroider
ed. For sale ~ Nal II. McGti.t4
EANCA GOODs A. TOILET AhTaGaEs.
Just receFrsi fresh sapply Of lnbins' x,sact
ColoyneS Hair Dy-s. Hair Ola Ok Harros, &C
variety Of Hair, folth, Nall F.esh and Clota Brushes
ladies' AMI Genilemeas Traveing eases Aisa saichei
Cabs, 0hes men, Dominos Vest and Sleeve Batons
Lnks, Pearl liver AID Mosseee Moni-s BEAD, aud
AK Purses. shsh rec, fueans. side, Reifing and Fine
tossh es choice variety Of Ivory and pan lie Il
Fans Pocket knises, aud tine Raxors iinEie aud s se
Tor sale Nv J. IA. Ne8tIL
Ladies' and Geatemsn's EuraishiBg slors, eoaer o.
Square and coifegs street.. Mayl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01
cHICKERING \. SONS
p Z A n @ $ !!

sF,aE ,ub.-ssber having b-sn appointed Sos Agenf or
- 80, ef,hs abose 11sbra Fl fnsfrument Tor Nash
- ,tiadle Trnnesse<, taxen ne room g. ".
,lhs. Roas are Ne "a casse street. Ehers be has nou
a-n sna 81 aie, aortnert q ~ diaefe1t paiterna
" 80 "a etsses solae sf7 carved Ia the style
r 49,, XIV Farcaa1efa ans me eta n generally are
--ssfair Invited q Ell ard tnas tbs nne Stock of
ei.e,r .Ek fur bxanly ausb. tallc1s aat poser Of
- - a ssfcitF touch, b. strpessrd ~ eay
-. unsnuf.ctarrd ethsr H., CnItcl afss a. karoPe.
gsers las r1nsn Eafrsniet AT "a q aAnatAetafera
.r5rss. aa1lae cnal u lFaaspogtt' ga On ,.
L. MkLLl1a, sele Agrut ~ cac kerinz son.
fef Nsskris'e aE,i Miii - feausssse.
go EntIaaes 70 P.an1 kooa ihre g q suitAs
RsaEsssgs, Al csneEe-st spflt-S adstrtg
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

TvHERE III, ~ An ei-siaa held a h- ose Of the CONE
Il MsECfAL INSURANCE. COMPANY On ssosr, 40
an Of May mex iroa II O'clock. A. NJ uani ociocxs r.
NJ T he tafple Of eieci cieFen Directors - manage
~ saairs AZ s.ii oce fr the uilg t~ets montns
49, "a the sane dine and place, ion IN - bid
Tar ~ss,a irfstors 70 The aeafs Of ne NAsh-
Vii'Lg RAHcs AM 1RUsr COMPANY for the sn-
'a ssn ,-sas' ''-' yawFs wAtKEs. secretary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

rT- The Bssl0a l,o-t - .. ti,.1 tesf msn sha
nsrd sar hsw rrs,,ei, pick 81 81. suttHl-- whs
he was abIe TO hssr Of thc uea u reialiFein 6oui
Amsrisa, leayisg b n somesbng handsome.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01
HUMBUGIANA.

1NHE declaration Of DR. Cumming that The world should
burn up the 18th Of june has effected H. Kub-
ley in the le st still prepared to charge Soda Founs
in the highest perfection Of the All who have
FOnnts TO charge win do well to leave them with him bis
house, No Is, Cherry st, near The Veraadah.
Me-. Kubley also asks the PATRONAGE Of those having
Clothing to clean and dye It is important that hsy should
have their garment in order before the 18th OF June
Work done to suit the taste and directions Of patrons
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

Dr. DAFon has likewise received other tsst-
monials IN Mmphis. hon Fensm Of he highest rePec-
abihty, cung \. ". lrrgrr, Eq, Attorney, ae.; y o.
Roche, Esq, bsnker, ard nam Others
Tie has litsve rsceissd similar tstmooiais ron John
C. Inre IL. r., p il.SsbIln, ~ ID, N. bal khsin, u
D. H0n. 4. Turner 3uag-, M-iar Chasrd. O. Esis'ons
Eq., o. M-iesf sheriff, .. ~ Nsrshai. ssq, John r
waUoTih, Ssq, Hsnry KdaI ksq g sarsst T. q, ana
atheTs Of NascileE
Ikssise n "a sanuel A. casz shs n. D. epnsidersd 70.
% tie eniret rhyscsus Ia te sou n n =
Crawco1r NJ D. pr scr q n msiry fron1 q Beard "
D. Professor 81 Anasny aad 0ch: and cher equally ssl
knasn professional zen o. standiug 10 Ash od-
AZ ms e. ts thousauds iron pa ais sas eoos,
the nobiy clergy and - Of 81 ei<es N Europe NAY
0e seen en- spglicnton d-Fing eonsaiiAifen Aoafs-
Anrn 2l-M
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01
SHERIFFS' SALES.
sHERIFF,S SALF.


The State Charlotte Tarnpke Co. and A. L. DemOss.
OY virtue Of alias 81 repditOuj srpeRds 70 me d.
ID d. and delivered from the honorable minel
Of Davidson county Tenness At its ecemher Term 1876
will expose 10 public TO the highes bidder for cash,
the COurthou yard gate, in the city Of Nahvil
Saturday the 2d day Of May l5I all the right title claim,
and estate which the harotte Turnpike Comp ny
then had have since acquired in and TO the following
described Real Estate Wit Al Of the Turnpike Rosd run
ming the Of Nashville the top Ridge one
uil- beyond RobertsO IS in direction to the Western
District via Charlotte, lying, being and situated in the
county Of Davidson State Of Tennessee Also the Toll
gate the Tohonses and the Land up0n which said gates
and houses sua being about each gate
house wi al The appurtenance therruntO belonging
such Road sc. being commonly known the harotie
Turnpike Road being evied the prope " Char
lotte Turnpe Company to sy verdict render, in
favor Of the state Of tennessee against the har Ote Turn
pike company and A. L. Demos.
Z. D. BAXTER
apr4-W4t Deputy sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01
OR RENT.

VIE b-ick Office North Market street opposite Dang
lass Dry GOOdS Store POsse.ion given Immediately
Apply to OhAKLtS W. smith.
May l, 1881.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01
raon soHs :. wlILacE. Z. ,, nEnFsIs.
JOHN P. WALLACE.

Dr.. D'Ahon has extrtossd from my iset, With
p~ifsct ard great sAiL His ku0Eedze, Chemically
Physlooxcaly and Anafoc y, l. superior; and have
hesitation in intending him 10 ell Eto require bis
ferviccs-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01
Only till Monday next, May 4th!
CORNS AND BUNIONS.
T. II. DALTON, NJ. D.,

La II OhUEON RI DIO
TTNo ROYAL Families Of England France and Portugal
from Regent street. London, and PhGnx odge Isle OF
begs make known, that having Gently arrived in
New 0rleans professions and pleaur tour Of this
Kreu vord-America-he Is "a presert, visit Of
few days onlv to NASHVILLE, during which time he may
consulted by tho an etei with COBNS Ell her hard
son. DUSIoSs. or othsrwise troubl some 0ENAII
all q WHICH, however long standing bal be gnaa'tees
ta EFFECrUAILY ana PkRMANENTLY. In ihe short
space of few minutes without the SLIGHTEST
coSvxSISEcs either during hsr removal aerwArs and
upon strictly reasonable place bis services
within the reach OF ali who require them.
Dr. DAon's con uiting-rOom Is No. 81 st. Cloud Hotel
Nasv e private entrance next door 70 the right Of the ho
tel oce door, between aud the LADIES' Enfrsnce and has
conaexon vhaiever With the pubic rus Of the
Hotel Consultation hours from 10 e'clock A. NJ TIL o.
clock, p NJ and from ll 2. NJ. daily, during his very
timi ed stay.
Dr DAfon does 10. visit under any circumstance, and
win be very particular IN the above h0nrs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
LIST OF LETTERss
Ladies' List.

y EMAINING uncaFed for in the Post once at Nash
Lib vile, May LIST, 1885,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

Or. D'Atcn called my attention to operation he per
formed yesterday morning the great toena Of yong
geneman Which, from groEsng down into the side, hid
brought inces AIT paraJn Of SoOdy and eorTupt
matter and. stated BY the patent a por-
excruciafing The doctor has Hksvse
tracisd several oofns, both bard and son, RON
FRET this morning. have hesisaton Ia pT0noancnS
he operation, in both cases. the nnhc perfec aud
painless ever witnessed heard sf or experienced
Nashville, Aprl 24lh, 81, d. T SCOTT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01
TESTIMONIALS.

FROM l. TIL DeAR, D. D., NASHVILLE. q
DR. DAton has this ing given quite satisfactory
prof Of his scer t6e skill IN ope atO % my
nails which had long been troublesome TO me
ST CLOUD bOrsL, Apr 20, is5s. J. T. EDGAR
From Mr. W. McLanahan Of the firm Of Anderson AIN.
son 60, Try Goods Merchants Nashville.
Dr. Dalton has extracted three Corns from Buniop
my le foot. The ope alton performed expe-
ditious painless, and terry manner aud Srded imme
diate relief W D. McLANAHAN.
ST. CLOUD BorKI, April ~, 1851.
From Dr. D. T. s,oti Proprietor Of the 81 Cloud Hotel,
Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-01

Young, David, ZGccaselo, zengerein, 8
@ All Letters advertised subject acharge
of one sent
Ee PersOnscallng for theseieters will please say they
advertised.
AprlI5 s. R. ANDERSON, P. NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-25

Dse(lily aud Nervousness. Disesses for oDciety
0ioosny Preseniments. pain sisi vseknsss W th'
bses. impairment of mental vssee and nsno!y. veaa
and wsisry eyes, eruptions On the lace and body
festlsssD-ss Of vicious dreams And uossneshin(
sleep. unatness for marriage veaastSs ioUssper ~
ctsbtlity Of ths organs strtcture coseiveoss, Ues
dyspepsia, h. TO the truth OF hb. 0ose OF less
eara case, every sufferer froo sosssy sndu1sece ces
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