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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-26
THE SCARCITY OF MEAL
EPPERSnN SPhlNGS

A RE LOCATED IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
IA the waters of TrammeI Greek, four miles East OF
turnpike leading from Gallatin Tenn to Scots vile
Ky ard win be prepared for the reception Of visitors and
invalids by the LIST OF June. This place has already
acquired reputation widely circulated for the highly ned
cnal character Of its waters our different vsreies and
Is being visited by very many living remotely, who
in search Of healthy delightful summer retrea not
only the invalid, but the seekers after pleasure.
Having gone considerable expense in rtftting anc
enlarging means OF accom- odation 1atter
selves that will be able to add materially to the CON
fort Of all who may with visit having during the
past winter put away about thousand pounds
very fine Ice We have had bu II additional bed rooms
besides large 6lty2 f. atticed each 81 afford
air in which the lovers Of pleasure and social enjoyment
will find ample room Tor recrea iun.
only necessary to saythat chronic affections OF any
Of The important organs eAhihit the efficacy the
waters particularly those Of females There viii be a
practising Physician here at all tines should hi ofes-
sonal services be required Thankful for the very kind
liberal patronage heretofore extended ards as BY
friends and visitors again a eoniinu.
II the same, With the that neither nor
pans shall be spared to render all comfortable and agre
Bile, who may scjourn with us 10 future.
Having secured the services OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
terson, the public may be assured Of hea'ty cheer
the dining Our stable too will be vel attended to-
Our charges will be low the times and will ad
NIT For regular boarders those aiming one
more washing extra) $i00 per day; children Of
10 Of ana uLder and half price;
80 cents per day. Transient visitors WI be charged so
meal from 81 so TO 81 90 per day.
services reasonable charge will made. Washing, Iron
ing, &c 90 dozen. For pressing Ironing dress
ladies, half price.
Hack win the Springs every other morning at
o'clock A. M TO meet the Nash vile ouisve stase
the Rock House, 70 run regu aTly through the
WIN. A DKBOW BROTHER,
Eune9 Tmay14-trwSm1 Proprietors
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
.LReports Furnished By the Associated Press

| HENPHIs, June PA man by the name OF John
| Everson shot dead this afternoon in front Of
the Worsham House, by a gambler named John
| Able, for asking the latter to pay bin some money
which ne oWed. The afsir has caused great excite
ment. Able was put in JAIL and the citizens as
sembed around it for the purpose of taking him out
and hanging him, but were persuaded away by the
/ Mayor and others. A meeting was then appointed
/ Tor this evening to determine what TO 90.
DFTRoIr, June 24.-The Blast Furnace, with the
machinery, at Hsmtramack, owned by the Detroit
| and Lake Superior iron mining company. has been
destroyed by fire. Loss S3s, coo. Partially iosur-
| ed.
| PHILADELPHIA, June 24-At meeting Of ship
owners, an agreement was mace to discontinue the
advance Of sesmen's wages after the lst of July,
according to the plan proposed by the ship owners
of New York and Boston.
WAsHISGToE, June 24.-The President has rec
ognized Edward WslAouse Mark, British Consul res
| ident at Baltimore.
WORCESTER, June 24-The Republican State
Convention nominated n P. Banks for Governor
| OF Massachusetts.
| MEMPHIS, June 25.-At the meeting of the ci.i-
zens last night, jury was formed, composed of
six men from each ard, Who found Ables guilty Of
murder in the first degree. Twelve of them were
for lynching him, and the rest for taking lawful
course. A resolution passed, requiring all
gamblers to leave the city in ten days, or be forci-
| bly, elected. The father Of Abes, who is also
gambler aud murderer, ordered to leave the
city at IL o'clock to-day. Last night the crowd
got a cannon and proceeded to the jail to force it
open, but were dissuaded by the Mayor.
New YORK, June % The steamer Daniel Web
ster, of New Orleans, has arrived. The Kangaroo
sailed for Liverpool to-day with 100 passengers.
ST. LOUIS, June 25-There is about fifteen feet
water in the channel of the river to Cairo.
Santa Fe dates to. the Both of May are received.
Three hundred and fifty troops under Col. Bonner-
vile had entered ella in the Apache country.
The Governor of chihuahua was opening hOstil-
ties against the Indians. He co operates with
Bonneville, aud will prevent the Indians from en-.
tering Mexican territory.
LOUISVILLE, June 25.-There are about five feet
nine il ches water in tie river on the fails. Wea-
Their clear. Thermometer IS.
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Correspondence of the Patriot.
CIkclSNArI, June 20, 1857.

&c CINcIENATI, June 20, 1857.
o Patriot We were SUaLioUedl
We stepped on board the beautiful steamer Swa
N low on Monday, June IS; and, having left all care
Of in Nashyille, resigned ourselves TO the tender
I merces OF Capt. Alex. Frazier and the uncertain
mercits Of the venerable Eolus. Both favored US,
aud We walked down the Cumberland River a pos
de gea,L
The scenery on the banks of the Cumberland is
I very beautiful. Though not OF style appreciated
! b. those natur, lovers who demand an cIaGgera-
ton OF height, depth, length, aud breadth, nor by
those who require muItlorm variety of water,
Cataractc, cascade, bydro,tatic, or water-poutic
yet 1t has many CHAINS for those who love nature
in repose. There is an apparent monotomy in
much Of the scenery; butt is none tue IS oeSuti-
ful for this seeming defect. Byron siys
"There is society where none n,rude. 4"
So there is a variety even in this mouotomy. For
all who sppr ciae the nature that floats with liquid
purity aud CLASSY slecpliuess in labarynthine wine
ngs chat hugs itself aud crouches thick IN densi-
" OF woods, on a shore overhangiDg, underhanging,
perpendicular, and inclined for oil such the Cum
. berland River presents feast for the eye, and
vehicle for carrying the soul from mature up to
natures God.
We arrived At Smithlaud at night, md early next
morning RECALLED ourselves with a REORGANIZATION
on the Ohio. Above Smithland we ancountereda
heavy rise. The river has, however commenced
falling, although slowly with six feet water on the
falls. The weather for the pact week has been very
vet. IA some fears are entertained that but little
more rain wil irjure The crops. At present, the
crops all along the Ohio are uuprecedsntcdly
thriving. Corn is sprnsng up to ripencss with
rapidity, and wheat and oats also very hoarsh-
ing.
Some Of the passengers have been exercised"
about the comet; and, With devotion worthy
Herschel, have been seen pacing the deck at The
unseemly hour Of 3 o,locS, A. ~, stTaioing their
Cropping ,yes to discover the ETHEREAL pbAnthom,
but IN vain.
Miss Marion Mccarthy and R.v. Mr. Huntington
we're among the passenger. Miss MaeArty goes 70
faldl an engagement at Lexington, Ky, and
Nc Huntington l. eriiirg himssliior lis health.
For careful thoughtful, sud attentive officers
commend us TO those Of the Swallow. Csptain
Frazier has the thanks OF all on toard Tor be GET
tlemanly cosrtesy, aud hi personal interest in the
conveuience ard pleasure Of those en- board
WheE every officer merits the thanks OF tho pas
1engt6, it might appear iuyidious TO make distitc
ions bot cunnut close this J. tier without, In
ie nsme Of those on board, returning taauks 70
Msssrs Frszier, Culum, uue Dasiisou for th II
cessfu sfiorts TO make the trip from Nashville 70
Cincinnati pheasant and agreeable. We cordisly
a. II a. a.. -
lio The svtllow Will be due at Nashville again on
the 2sth Of June. Hrr freight eonsisted OF 1850
bushels Of corr, 80 tons OF iron, and 40 tons OF
merchandise. The WeaIher s cool aud pleasant.
More anon. Yours, a. Of yore,
F.U.S
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THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS, June "a Sales of cotton tod y
2 000 bale; ma k, firm at yesterdays phi e.; hCur
declining. Other articles Gull.
CINcINNLTI, June "a Flour Sc 4OaS6 65.
Whisky active at 27ta2Sc. Corn 75a77c. Bacon
1911. Mess Pork dull
NEw YORK, June "a The keel for a large ship
otwar was laid here to day for the Russian Navy.
New YORK, June "a Cotton and -four firm.
White wheat 81 80. Corn advancing; mixed Sc /;
white 81 yellow Sc. Sugars dull. Coffee FL
Pork and beet unchanged. Lard l4g'. Bacon l
all c; shoulders 949g,. WHISKY 32c. Linseed
oil Sic. l. al, hemp, aud freights heavy; stocks
DUH
NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-Sales Of Cotton to-
day 1900 bales Maiket-No receipts to DAY.
Flour lower ST. Louis 81 90 Mess Pork dell al $24.
Coffee sliti,r. FreighLs, Exchange aud other ar
ticles unchanged.
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EEWe have heretofore made mention OF the
fact that the Swiss citizens OF Nashville and "
ciai'y are making extensive preparations to cel'-
brste the 4th OF july. Yesterday we saw tho
splendid 6ig which is to be presented by the
voung ladies 70 the Sw S. Relief Society on the
occasion. Il is beautiful ensign upon which sre
blended eml lens CT American and Swiss national
ity, indicative of the position Of the p'tnotic
Swtzer in our Island Of The free and home Of the
brave" The painting was done by Mr. Charles
Reguin, and is very credtable to bis skill and good
taste as an artist. We trust that tie celebration
may pass of IN the plessantest nann'r to all Sho
NAV participate in it.
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"The specimens Of your Pale Ale sent TO Afforded
another opportunity OF confirming its valuable qualities
am myself admirer Of this bevesge, and my own ex
pefieuce enables 10 Tecommend it. In accordance with
the opinion Of the most eminent English physicians,
very agreeable and eceut tonic and general bsCef.
age, both for Ire inrGlid and TIE robust.
"GjeSsss, Ady6.
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Read This,
ADVERTISEMENT
1O5 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
FOR The CURE OF
EVERY KNOWN DISEASED

The undersigned having been appointed sole Agent for
Nashville the sale OF the Medical Preparations
mended IN "Dr Freese Combined sy Of Practice for
Physicians I'D Families" would respectfully offer them to
such Of our citizens as need FestorGtigc to heath
These preparations compounded from the recipes Of
the celebrated Physicians and Surgeons OF Europe
aud America, and viii eUe,y kncun disease that is at
all within the reach ofremedies These Preparations have
been tested for by Professor Feee and other GEE
bated Physicians of country their daily practice,
and have been found invariably eGecius.
For further particulars Dr. Freezes Combined sys
tenn of Prsctice-together with Cards. Posters, &c.
Both TIE Book Medicine Chests, and Medicines may be
had of the undersigned at his Drug slore, in Nashville.
JOHN BEECH,
No. 20 Sewanee Building oege St,
Iunel6-6m. Nashville, Tenn.
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OF Corporation TAxEs.-At the meeting OF the
pull City Council yesterd-y, the taxes for the present
f'o year were levied. The real estate and per-
jon sona property was fixed at 81 % on the hundred
lilo for corporation purposes and 20 cents the hun
It's dred for school purposes. This is the sane rate
to that paid in 1885, but little higher than that
II paid last year.
col The taxes are due and payable the 1t ofnext
month, aud W. expect to he annual proclama-
ton of the Collector 10 few days.
At the same meeting, the water tax was in
creased 20 per cent.
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B. ). WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. 81, SOUTH MARKET ST.. NASHVILLE.

IL AyING stabilized general Agricultural Depos at
IL the above place. desire all my old and ffiens
and the Pablo large, call and me- and examine
my stoek 10 trade. tn eshers, the latest and Ap-
proved Mowers aud Reap harnhs unrEzs corn
Drills Bin sys prelum Piows Ahd nltiFAtors Of
hentgeky; Garden sesaa, o. every variety Clover
Tnalhy, blue GrAss Orchard Grass, Canary, Heap and
Rape Seed, Bnckwl and Barley constantly had.
All kinds q Agricultural and HoscalEaI al Implements
hAud.
an kinds Of Copper, Tin. Bras and Sheet Iron We're
stli uAnuiaetnrsd and Styss Crates &e sale. Az
TlculluTa lap hAEd, ordered and sed q
uahuketufetb prices and trEntPor atOn. Also, TnneE'
Machines ana Hand Tools iron Peck, Smith Co.'S Manu-
fseiefy, hopthington, Ocnn.
Jaat received suppy q Bush, LIMA apd Corn BeAas
fgmpkin seea. Per sale 90 ior essh-
HAyfa. n. +. WELLER.
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CO M M K r CIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,


There is nothing Of consequence doing in the tobacco
ket, and nothing at all in cotton.
BAcoSThe tendency Of prices is downward though at
present make change in quotations, which for
l3c clear sides 4c shoulders 12c. Demand light.
WHEAr.-We heaI Of sales yet. Farmers I'M
willing to engage at less 81 per bushe whilst all
that is offered.
Housekeeping. We quote at $69t7 80 per Dbl. for
extra
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.
GRUNDY COUNTY TENN

THIS favore summer resort E be opened for the re
l. ception Of visitors the lst Of June next.
new Hotel building and many Cabins have been
erected and all will be furnished with entirely APP
proprate FurnitureaDd arrangements perfected
the table supplied with ali the Injuries and decacea
Of the 'easou Good Bowling Alleys and a hne Ball Room,
supplied with music, are graoitousy contributed for the
health and Amusemt nts OF guests.
Wines and Liquors OF coed quality, will be supplied for
table and rVom use, bat no saloon viii DO opened.
Gambling Is pO-itvelS prohibited and professional
GaublvT need apply for room.
The Springs Accessible by Railroad 20 MeNinn.
vine, thence by good Coaches 20 mesAnd good Hotel
accommodations wili be found both TuiahomA and Nc
Minnyile, for IN, preirrrng either
place, their way. Arrangements made 10 hsve
Hacks BugEes and Saddle horses for hreand good
bling, provided for those bringing with them their
horses.
The road from MeAnnylle the Of tho mountain
has been pot In fine oroer and the mountain graded
aud made OF ascent. daily mail will be received
from Nashville during the visiting
The entire management Of the business Of the Hoei viii
devoge upon jas. D. Fossor two years past the City
Hotel, Nashville.
PsIoEs-t2 per day-t10 per week and ss5 per month
Children and servants taft price.
Ia No extra charge ior Ares or lights.
JANIS y. Ross 4 Co,
hserheba Springs, May :. Propret0rs.
toiuiy I.
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BOARD OF EDUcATroN.-Tbe City Council yes

BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-The City Council ycster'
day afternoon elected the following gentlemen as
ar'the Board of Education for the present year-that
Gu is, from the LIST of July 1857 to the LIST of July
HlS5s, viz:
te' Francis B. Fogg, r. J. Meigs, j. A. McEwen, NJ.
OH. Howard, W. F. Bang, J. B. Knowles, J. b.
tn Lincsley, aud Isaac Paul
This is the same Board that has heretofore been
DC 10 service, and their reelection will be source OF
sc qualification to our citizens.
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VALUABLE REAL Estate, ETC, FOR SALz.-Ne
would direct attention TO the sale Of the very val
liable property of the Nashville Manufacturing
COMPANY, advertised in the PATRIOT this morning.
sons desiring to embark in enterprises similar to
that which the manufacturing company was recent
~ engaged in, is really nvaluabl'. The iron, TOOLS
&c, present fine opportunity for good bargains.
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Interesting to Mechanics and BIanufac.
IuTers-ThIrd Annual Fair.

IuTers-THtTd Annual EalT'
The Mechanics and Manufacturers Of Tennessee
and a iuing States, are reminded that the Third
Annual Fair and Exhibition Of the Mechanics lnsI-
tute OF this State, viii commence in October next
in this civ. The annually increasing Interest mar
fested in these exhibitions, and visible advantages
resulting TO exhibitors, wei from the dissemina-
ton of important Information among themselves,
as from the great publicity which they are thus ena-
bed to give their business renders it certain that
the approaching exhibition will eclipse in masnif'
ceuce and interest all its predecessors.
Copies of Circulars, giving full particulars can be
obtained at the Mechanics Institute rooms, College
street, opposite the Sewanee, or by addressing the
President, WIN. STocKELL, or Secretary b. K. WAL
KER. June 25-3m.
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FINE WHEAr-Our friend Col. S. P. Smith,
brought to this Office yesterday, the finest speci-
men Of the glowing wheat crop we have ever seen
ia this State. Some Of the heads were as many as
Seuea inches in length, and filled with very large
heavy and well developed grains. 1t is fast ripen-
lug aud we should say, beyond the reach OF rust
or other accident. lie Informs that his entire
crop is very fine; and so also are the crops geuer
ally throu ghout Middle Tennessee.
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81. 600

Worth Of Piece Goods just received comprising
tensye stock Of Cloths OF various and Of the finest
texture Also Black and Fancy French English ind Amer
lean Cassmeres and Vestngs in the greatest variety. All
adapted the Spring trade and made order in the
latest style.
'HARvEY " is still at his board.
mil CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT.
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
June 24-S P. Hibberd, Pittsburg
Tennessee, Carthage.
June 25-Rock City, Paducah.
Dunltitb, Cincinnati.
DEPAkTEp
June 24-Blancbe Lewis, Paducah
City of Huntsville Memphis
June 25-Ro, City, raducah
Dunl h, Cincinnati.
S. p Hibbsrd, 90
River falling with about 81 feet water on the
Shoals.
The J. G. Cline is the packet Ter Memphis to-
day She i. one Of the aeetest boats OF her size
anywhere, and well managed in every way.
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a. =. GOODS. san. HLAo J
GOODE & BLACK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
NNr IN e. CIV
m'LENNAN COUNTY, TEXAS
PENMANSHIP.



~ ILL open a rev Class In Writing n
Wv on Tuesday the eSi inst, over Aks n
ghs Stots,o r. Besch, No. ~, ege-@EE34
street, ~htTs Ladies sud 6euteurn car, In sborI
r learn 20 write wish easr nentuess aud rspi ity
Parents can have their cuildreu taught curing
SCHOOL VACATION
So as siterWards 20 de7o,e al their time 80 other
studirs 10 the other Schools.
Those sho wish 20 kRow whether this is By far
TIE ,hesprst aud nest certain method Of ietFaihg
70 Wnls, Mr. D. r, fcFs 10 several hundred pupiis
taught BY him In Nashville, either lass winter or
twelve years since.
Persons from The country can GhisA flsig lea
sons IL one Essk.
nours, 70 II, A ~. stobP.M
n. b. Those wishing seats IA Ne. D.s eltsses
should sPply Immediately. - bis Say ali nsces-
sarly b. mueh sheFtoS than 90 has receut visit 70
Nasasile. Uans2o.l
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Notice to Transient Advertisers'

rz- We note that our friend BLAcK' the Por-
trat painter has recently varied bis abors little,
having paiuted two fine portraits IN oil Il is hard
e. say 10 which he exeeF, crayOn or oil IN either
b is almost unapproachable.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, June %, 1871.
BLcOS-Bacon continues dull and some holders sub
hitting to dec inc of 4 to y cents. We hear Of few
thousand lbs Baltimore Ribbed Sides at IA We do not
cha re quotations.
CoRN-Continues dull and without change We hear Of
small transactions ranging from 81 TO 81 10.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, June 23
IRoN-Stonecoal and charcoal quote at and &c in
los the trade. We quote pig S2SI32 per ton and
mos. A small sale The outs de figure
LEATHsR-Prces unchanged We quote oak sole at sc
and spani- SIC hemock 2Sg32c, Accord quality
HIDEsNe quote green at 7c dealers adding 5c for
mission. Dry sailed and country flint continue quote
10 to 2c Tor the former and 10 lac for the Latter.
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CIsr. a ByinE'on'. GaIIs1y Of fine Arts.

This establishment corner OF Deaderiek st. aud
lie Square, has just been newly hsted up in ,pls-
did style with every eouceuisuce. aud the proprie-
tors bsTe spared no expense in making il one Of
.ke fnest Galleri's in the South western country.
Their side and skl -lghls are the best in the eity.
aud The ladies wil fad fne Piano, Is sl.o, CON.
nOdieas toilet room, eitsd up exclusively Coz
them. They pledge themselves that their pictures
shall DOT be surpassed BY any artist Ia TIE city, aud
invite the public, and the ladies' particularly TO saf
and examine their Gallery, Specimens. Get All 10
want Of hne and lfe-Ike ambrOtypes ~iIl End !, 10
10 their advantage 70 give them cali.
janss-Im. a4
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FIVE LOTS.

AM Offering Tor ale. privately, House and Of g.
situated on Broad street. Few doors above sum ~ 81,
mer fronting \ feet Broad running back i6S III
feet alley The house contains Ia a. main
bading, with Kitchen, bath-house smoke house. &C. We
will give bargain in the above roperty and our terms
shall be easy. L. r. GLASCOCK, Agent
innaln N 81 Ih.rr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The only remedy Consumption which experience las
proved rIiable HICKMAN, CLARK cos, Gate Bush-
ton, Clark Co.. PURE AND GENUINE GOD LIVER
OIL 1t has stood Of years with increa ing
popularity proved ecacious where Others have failed
See that you get Hegeman, Clark Co IS for since the
death Of Mr.. Rushton, article called "Rushonsn
has been introduced, way connected with r. Co..
H. @. & Co.
Sold by EwIN BROS, 10. g. BROWN, and Druggists
generally. Liune16-dkwsn.l
>>@>~-
woodland Cream ID PoHGde for bedsFj5iHg The
Rafr-hghy periumed superior to any French article
imported half the price, For dressing Ladies Hair
it has equal giving bright glossy It
Gentleuen's Hair curl in the most natural
1t removes dsndrue always giving the hair the APP
peapnce Of being fresh sh4mpooned Price only fifty
None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO., Proprietors ofthe
s'Baim of Thousand Flowers"
Sold by all Druggists. NEW YORK.
march7-6m
Read This.
HoLLASDERs TEsTfMoSY-Jecob Rinskes, living in the
Holland settlement OF Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says "Aher
suffering for time the mi cry attending utter
traon Of mind and body have been restored by using
BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BIrTEBs to perfect beaih."
The fact OF this remedy being such high repute among
the HOlanders in Wisconsin, Michigan New York, in fact
in every Holland settlement in the United Sates argues
much in its favor.
Tryit-for Chronic Nervous Debility, any Nervous,
Rheumatic, or Neuralgia affection.
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~ Oar city enjoyed refreshing shower yes
terday afternoon. Il was just in time to ally the
accumulated dust, and cool the heated atmosphere
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HOUSE AND ter FOR SALE.

I HAVE a beaut ful House aud lot Crawford , ,
street, ali 10 good order which / instructed ~
to sell positively. Those in want Of tore, eheap. -
would 90 well call soon. II sold within a few
days privately IL will be offered public auction.
4. K GLAsCOCk, Agent,
iunel2. No. % Cherry 81.
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ty-we are requested to say that Mr.. John
Shaue will address the meeting OF Young Men
Saturday night, called to form a Haaon Club.