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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06
NUMBER I4I
CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGE kMERICAH MANURAORuRES
WUIaGE9tSA BOOK EkEEREB'8
WRITING. ElllIf6

IFoE Glpr4oT Ftsd inS has been beslrs Pukls
- nearly SeaE8 bsen eonGlniy EalilE d
fsvoE and nOg proErod b. many . IL flrlloG AT'
mold FluId.
DlFi past year tu-nt thousau quaEt and int bot-
ue. toggfher viii smaller G1es iEuuEaeFah pave 6esn SID
% blnkrTu and Merchants IN Cfnenafi L6uIVie, Rtt1-
buFght Buo CsVeanh, DstEoit, IssFs Haus Lafayette
Hineenhes. IndianaRo Evuugvtss FrnaFs. LcEiagtons
an NsU Oieans II has alsO btn aoped = ts slats De-
TsFineufl - kGptuety, HEI1es ond Milsl1rri hn8
taken three Ft class Dplqllas the Neehan lnaltsas -
Cincinnati and Loui5Vte. and fcuT Dploas fFle Ne
und nliupis.
Tbs toSging mefehsatl hAnsgs &C.. WhstlnE hsra-
tooFe uainE ATnotds English purehale J, 81 lr
lerls BOok-keepe Writing Elltdl
Northwestern Bank 0f Virginia; MqrehaueG' AlechanleIs
ring Company coanty CeF q Ono County: Naopll
graph oees BallloFe and 6Aio Railroad 0Gcss 1leLra
Hoase; Kelly, Hollo9ay Co.; Rnssen MeAf1e; Gpfdo1,
Matthews Co; z. GWeeney Son; Doane CoWSI; Ott
Boyd Boyd 0tt; OlyeT Fryer Jas. u. Es1lt C0S Ea
din, GHbeTSon Co.; Press.
For sale a. manufacturers pgleeGbF
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE; STORE,
174 MAIN ST. WHEELING.
ELL 4 NJ M.LNIER lIRAnE

CT0NE & THOMAS take pleasuFs n annOancIng thai
- they boW IN receipt Of teF full stock Qf Pail and
Winter
GFy Is0 0Ods, Varieties nad IlIIIInerv G soSdls.
which, added % their former stock. viii enabs them pre-.
sent TO the Public than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being By far the lnVeEt MOST DESIRABLE stoe and
embracing the BEeT SELECTION Of ehsice have
ever offered 90 the Public
To their former variety they have added laTEe
CaTpeng and RuRs Of the latest drgns and best makes
Winter rradetO both Of which, well their atOck
geusFaliys they invite the attention Of the Trade.
Having bcen In the Eastern etes time preTisus 70
the late heavy rise in all kinds Of Cotton Fabrics, and
st Een directly frOh the InPOEteTs and MsHuac.
tnFs In some instances; tey able arT tuernts
to See CuAh BuHera either by the PIECE REfAIL
exec. Il BY no similar house L. the West.
To mt the wants Of slF rapidly Increasing Trade. they
have made, and are making ample % furnish
the Public with Of the beat Seetsd st0eks Sf goods
their line In the West.
La -this stock -pay he -Ealtnd faIly
1900 yds snkB-enhraclng some Of the finest unoyted
500 :" kreneh Mefinoel, CashmeTHs, BOmbaSiaeI,
Thbets and Maddomias-Of every quality and color,
full line OF the Richest Painted, OmbFe shaded
In striped CashmeFes and Delaihrs-luipOTted.
$40 SiaEls and Cionks-emlFaeing Of the richest
ever offered IN Wheeling.
10000 yds Ginghns, DebaEes, DelaInes and Prints and
6OeO9 Z" Of DOnestieaeubFae!nE the largest line Of
American NOOlsns and Cotton gnOds similar
house, u mot by any house IN the city.
They have laid in their stock with vrW closer cash
shall be wanting % please.
They feel eOnfdtut that they offer fndueement. to
et0se c1AA sai eNeeed bF house IN
the United States No trouble show EoOds-Oods 20
- Always on hand, Prime LSe Geese Feathers.
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TRAVELLERS.
rTNyViee DAnY Sunday night exceptCd) between Rich
mond and Washington City via GOrdOnaVLle and Alex
andiia.
mond .6:45 A. NJ. and 1880 r d.
Returning leave waslington...S AN. and Pm.
and a.,
Arrive at Rlchm0nd ...... 1880 z. NJ. and IN.
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
TiIEsE s Two RAGLRoADs HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and hrIng In excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
antee always securing connections as shown BY aFr
walls daily Richmond and Washington city in advance Ot
the Steamboat line.
FARE HETwEES RICHMOND AND WAsHSsToN. $3.50
An Omnibus will be found always ready to take MEOUgA
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel
tile two DepOs of Charge with ample time for thetn to
take their meals whether going North or South.
Through Tickets be obtained between DanTlue and
Washington Terminus Of the Road, now nearly COM
plete DanvlIe. An Agent Of the Company VIII receive
the Checks of passengers from the Danye koau anu AT
timore Depot.
route. 49,. r,,l
mOud and Alexandria. Lel
- FREIGHT DEPARTMENT..
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j. 4. SCOTT,
10. 157, Main street, Wheeling. Va.
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IL
Watch e. CloelEs, IeWelEy Rnney & Variety
Goods. ~ nGeh q; CIoelE Materials,
HOOls Ase Nc.
EAYING lately added largely to my stock, both In
the Wholesale and RstaA departments, enasS me 70
Watchmakers, Merchants, rPedle1a.
and tie public generally, very complete assOFtment At
nSviT P' r srOrT
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oyrrcE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Ut Entrance from Quincy st.
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OFFICE. lO2 MAIN sSF.
OFfICE open from oelPck IN, until p M Discount
~ day-fhursdAy, 10 O'Clock, q. N.
Money received on tFAn'isHt dsPOsits Interest PAID
J.CECHB1cEER AK RoeEns AK PA1TOa, A. n. yOuu.
SON DAN'EL sTEExRoD, JAS B. MARs, ADAM AND a.
VA, ,,.Cov M.NELsON, President.
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PAIL! per annum; $50
IeM arL atgra 20
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I TERMS:
For Full Course, includinV GR Depdttnlents Of Book
Keeping, Lectures and Fe'I'HaRs"tP fnTartaCIy Ia
fSS Fa1 Course IL Iaic: y
their thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented
which have marked the Of their Institution since
its establishment the Capital and stimulates them to
newed exertions meet IN TIE most eDctes 'unfeT tlic
ice eoarse o. sSeant faiig The great prascal
experience PrineipaI heavy Banking tomer
enabled him to bring to degree Ot perfection
81 IN Y Soa 1fR n TTn Esc
STUDENT by this is drilled the DESK tdtUtd-
Of an Acccunants duties thoroughly though he had
Ssrred H,l gtpre,tesstLP tt SON. yge G"HtnIereiaI
bunders are, in great measure, disspAted.
anti w. nav. also secr. the SERVICES oi some Of III.
eminent Lecturers in Ohio to lecture commercial
InstrucOn extended to partcularIze
@ s9 o6R S s t.. asd 3 T
tssctentInc Princesectures upon Commercial History
ography, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations,
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade Part
nerShip, &c. ' ttt
THE LADIES' DEPARElLEWT
now opened the reception ofLaes. No Institution in
the Union mpars thorough interesting course in
In conclson We would add that we shall put forth our
best Efforts merit in still eminent degree the Hat
ernG reception win Whlch our as ue @ G
eearSs ef ia" any
Among the many Recommendations, We give the follow
ave- the undersigned take pleasure in estlfyng that
personally acquainted wh Mr. Grangers ability Us an
Accountant and Teacher of Book Keeping, which OF the
highest order. He has had RreHt experience an Ac-
cOunant in heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives lin superior facilities in impartng Prdcttcdk
kOt1tedge q Book Hespfng qRd thorough Goptn sref"t
EdUcdstOn
l. J. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President of Farmer College
L0TlIN ANDREWS,
President Of Kenyo, College.
To young who wish to acquire "Bustn Aduc"-
HoH" think it affords facilities very seldom qIaled
Mr. GRANGER has the OF knoN
edge apness teaching, added to practical Counting
Room experience, and feel conhdept tha E9'
his College will be fully competent to keep the most coH
Gated Set0f Books.
A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. JANNEY, Seey Board Of ContTol State Bank OF o.
J. F. PARSi, Book Keeper at ID, t. WOOdbury's.
d. OTERDIEIl, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
H.-Z. MILLS, Sec,y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
c. b. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley Co.'S.
EB-For full particulars, sendfOr circular.
GRANGER 4 ARMSTRONG,
fe4-Iv PrODTietorS.
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@. GARFORTH'S
Ale ana Porter Bottling Establishmsnt
GANE sIHEET, BETWEES ASD SIKH sFa
EAST WHEELING, VA.
GOOD supply Of Smiths celebrated Kennel and other
"A Ales brOWn Stout and Porter, always hand TaV.
eTns and families supplied the reasonable terms
y All orders athFeSsel-B0X Nc. az, Post Oaier-Ul
be promptly attended 10. ans
Wholesal and Retail.
TUSr RECEIVED-A large lot Of superior BrRA turned
- GTindstOnes.
ALSO-alI sizes very best Marietta sharp R for either re.
or dry grinding, which viii be hung, 10 desired on Patent c
tiOn Rollers AT short notice and low rates. at
R0uAN'B marble Yard,
de8 C5 AdFEsf streSt
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fPoor old UncIe Ned ~

"And be had no wool the top of his head,
On the place Ehere the WOOL ought to grow
FHERE some folks no-a-days the same iannenta.
bic hN with URele Ned. They may change theiF
song Of woe 10 one OF rejoicing they viii oRIy use the
means which ATt Oilers To Nature, to aid her.
EmeFSOn's Hair ReaGOrnGiye,
Is 3 well known and valuable HAIR TONIC There are
those In WheEltng who testify ia
the loss Of hair and In resorngo uNuFsnt roEh where
hToash sickness or Otherwise, the hair had unfortunately
RmeFSOn's Hair TouIe Is for sale by
d..,, T n LOGAN z CO,
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTEs

- OPENED THIS DAY, and new ready fur
So sale, fFsah supply of ChekeEilg sols eel.
u U 1sbTated Piano FoTtes, Of bsAptls llsek Wal.
Eut and RO1eWoof hnish, and f0F hfIiIaney n
o1e and nshtnsss 81 t0uph slTl1Soi T n -
country or Europe, and oFed anlfasfl-
FeFs pFiees, lnelalline carriage.
Alee, fFneeE Co.'S meo1eols, styls, vim f.l and
hai aWsl % hne Rosewood fnish and l0Ugst Bla
prices; with general Gtnek Of NsFn's eeehrated (uiaFn
Italian. Frenel and GeF1n Vtollnl VIonee6s FI1te1
tiIes AaloS, tanboInes Fuping FuEH, bed Ials6
strings With an oter articles muEle le AL go.
raj assortment Of vuT3ety Goods
WheIss1l< and retail at ne Ga Music and Tazis s.ors
rnN3 JkR NFFItaR
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Dec. 5.-Blanche Lewis, Paducah.
DEPARTED.

ARRIVED.
Dec. 5.-Blanche Lewis, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
james johnson, New OrI ans
Blanche Lewis, Paducab.
shugress, do
The river ring rapidly last evening with
10 feet water on the shoals
From tie iucessant and continued rains of Fri
day. Saturday, and yesterday, we may expect an
old fashioned coal boat rice in fhe Cumberland.
The foIlowing boats now living at the wharf
waiting for something to do that will justify them
in buying wood at least-the Tennessee, Sligo
Rock City, Josephine Savage, J. G. Cline, City of
Huntsville, Cumberland, Acacia Cottage, Umpire,
V. K. Stevenson and Nettie Mill =.
The Sligo is receiving freight for up the river
and will leave to day to morrow, if her receipts
will Justify her in the enterprise.
The beautiful packet Tempest arrived vest rday
from Louisville. She had aIarge freight list when
she came into the Cumberland, the greater portion
OF which fer way points, arriving with a small
freight, but large number of p IS engurs. She
is in charge Of the clever and attentive PARR as
sisted in the Office by our kind and courteous riv
friend, JOHNSON, to whom our thanks are due
Tor river iavors. Sac will leave on torn trip to-
day At u o lock. Passengers will find her in all
respects worthy of attention. Go aboard early as
she will DO punctual in starting.
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w. Thurston Black, the Artist.

We take much pleasure in again calling the at
tention of those who are fond Of the Fine Arts to
the studio of Mr. W. Thurston Black, over Messrs.
w. 7. Berry & Co.'S Book store. Without dctract-
ing from the merits of resident artists, Drury
and the COOpers, who are too well known, aud TOO
highly appreciated in this community to fe.l 9th
erwise than pleased at deserved compliments be.
slowed on a brother Artist, we wish call par
ticuar attention to Mr. Black as the most skIuI
painter in Pastel ofany Artist, perhaps, in the Uni
ted States. Julien and other French Artists may
possibly surpass him, but of the works of these for
eisn painters we have seen only l.hograpbic cop,
les, which OF course fall far short in beauty and
richness, OF the originals.
Mr.. Black paints well in OIL as several specimens
in his studio prove-but it ia with pastes, he e1-
GELS There is a softness OF outIine-a richness of
coorng-a harmony of sha ing in this kind of
painting, when well executed, which cannot be SUI
PISSED. To these qualities Mr. Black adds fitbfuI
resemblance, blending his colored chalk so as to
produce the very shade OF color, which rule in the
comp xion of his sitters.
That our readers may know that we do not eX-
agerate let them call at Mr.. BIS studio, End Judge
for Themselves Mr. Black remains but short
time in city, and those wishing his services had
best visit him a early date
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILRoAD.-We are
gratifed to the work on this road progressing
so rapidly. A day since out
the line as far Sprinaf | 1, and found large
portion Of the grade complete and nearly the
whole line supplied with cross ties. Great credit
is due the principal officers and contractors on this
road for the perseverance and energy displayed in
the prosecution of this great work. We may con
fdently expect its completion at early day, and
believe it will prove of great benefit to city in
the supply of coal at reasonable rates.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

FRANK LTSLEE'S MAGAZINE FOR
DECEMEEIg, he Monarch II tie MoHttFss, just re
ceivei by p hAEAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

= Wish 20 sell the farm where live, containing
/ about hundred and ninety acres situated twelve
miles South from Nashville, between the Nashville and
Nure Turnpike the Mash vile and Chattanooga
Ra road "a part the land fronts said Turnpike
a half mile and 8 part lies within hundred yards
,he Railroad The place well improved. comfortable
dwelling out houses; good water and orchard Of both
Anur aud trees, other fruits The and Is Of
good quality AMI under good cultivation, there being
sxty-uve well with clover. All the land Is in
with Cedar rails has abundance OF wood, and is
every way desirable plantation, being admitted one Of
the most healthy situations IN Davidson county.
Tho wishing buy good pleasant and healthy place
would we'll 10 call soon, cesirous 20 sell ana vii
give bargain. Apply the subscriher on the premises
or to James H. Mcdonald Eco, Nashville, Na42 Cherry
street: or TO NANCE 4 WOODWARD, Nashville.
trt2g-eotiau Z. Ii. WALLACE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

The construction Of the Great East y1l or LeUiu-
than, steamship, in England has melted naval archi-
trcts to still more stupendOus enterprises, and
are advised of the attempt to build a steamer, beside
which the Leriathan will be but fshing-bont. Mr..
Clare an engineer of Liverpool, proposes to build
an iron screw steamship 900 fest in length, 10
feet beam, and only 80 feet from deck to keel ma
king her perfectly htt-bottomed and her sides near
ly square. In size she would be 10000 tons, and
yet so light would he her draught of water that size
could easily enter New FORK hsrbor by way of San
dy Hook Mr. Clare's design has received consid-
cradle encouragement from the E gsh Govern
m mt and If the LeUiatLd5, should be launch
ed and prove a success, his plans will doubtless be
put into an experiment.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

you sick the probability that the root Of your
suerngs is in the stomach, From weak stomach pro-
coed dyspepsia languOr, oppression in the diaphragm,
jaundce headache, nausea bodily weakness, dmness Of
Ugh heartburn costiveness dysentery and legion Of
other tormentng diseases. Indigo ton produces thin
blood and therefore destroys the strength and vgor Ct the
system restore Of tia stomach, and enable it
throw dismiss all these tormentng and
dangerous complaints nothing but persever-
ing Of Hollands BiLters, prepared by Dr. G.
Jackson PhfedeIph a. There is mistake failure
their sanitve gects.
For sale by uggts and storeEeePers in every town and
village United States, Cauadas, West Indies, and
South America, a. csc. per bottle.
Dec PIN
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For the Patriot.
MIR. Coodvyin,s Grand Assembly.

MIR. GOOdwin's Grand Assembly.
Through the courtesy OF Prof Goodwin we had
the pleasure of passing few very agreeable hours
at the Assembly Ball Of lis pupils Friday eVe-
ming last, in his spacious room College street.
We nave seldom passed a more delightful evening.
Too much credit cannot be given to Prof G. for
the proficiency Of his pupils, the graceful and easy
manner in which they performed the most diff
cult dances; calling forth the admiration of the
spectators, and giving the best evidence of the
thorough competence and skill of their teacher.
Nor must we forget to mention what we consider
Mr.. Goodwin's greatest triumph, the dances by the
youngest pupils, who acquitted themselves in a
style that must have grntfed the teacher much
as il astouished the lockers on.
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sINGER,s sEwING 1ACnINEs.

Honesty play are admirable IN advertising as in
everything else and in the long produce the best
suits. Competent judges # uuquestoned impartiaitv
public exhibition he Mechanics Fair decided Singers Ma
CT be superior Grover Bakers machines, and
that Singers adapted every kind Of work. while 10
Yer Bakers are not So we were content it,
opponents attempt the of this decis-
ion by long wnded and absurd statements in the
papers the abused of Justice To of the
poats made briefly repIy follows:
1st Machines obtain the favorable judgment Of
the Committe- the Fair
ID Singers machines do in fact much more than
third les thread in sewing than Grover Bakers
whence follows, a consequence, that Grover
Machine, if used constantly, viii waste thread
enough buy Of machines.
ST gers Machines ju.t enough thread to make
perfect seam.
4t No sensible person doubt that the best Sewing
Machine making clothing and "capable of doing
all kinds Of work, from finest cambria to he heaTe
CLOTH" BE- the best machine for family use.
Singers Machines fast stitch and seam while
Grover & Bakers make a travelling seam.
9th. Il Is absurd that IN sewing seam with two
breads the seam can by using three
times much bread side as on the 0 her. The
the shuttle machines is just strong the size
thread employed make u, that is the strongest
possible In Singers Machines cheap quality Of thread
C be used in the shuttle desired, is often done
o cheap work.
~. Singers Machines have hitherto been male with
view strength, durability and to be applied to
variety Of work. just produced and ready
TO rece. We orders for
sISGEa's NEw FA.ILY sEwIyG MACHINE,
which we wal warrant to perform all family sewing IN
better style any sold for similar pu5
poses This a machine ch be- uufuIy decorated,
making elegant parIOr ornament, believe no
lady wauts the and beautiful thing, will
purchase any other. 1. NJ. SIN Err d CO.,
A., Public Square, Nashville.
nov 23-dw1m W. 4. SINGER, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

This painful affection, VII oh persons especis
" children are SUBJ every fall and winter is ready Gu
rabe by the use COS ARCTIC LISnEST. few drops
upon piece Of should he put into the as
warm IS can be borne the surrounding parts well bath
ed with the Dimept, applied with gentle ct with the
hand Thousands Of cases have been relieved in few mi
by this invaluable Hniment. It is also an infaibe
rheumatism, Neuralgia sprains and Bruises Burns
and scsd and all diseases The skin. tits FIR sale b. al
resp ectatIe D:ul g5sls.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

livery It 10. g. Browns who l. supplied with it by
thr publisher Tor distribution gratis TO all shO call
for il. IL contains about the rich 81 collection of
anecdotes We knew oi-a calend r accurately cal
culated for this meridian and found reliable, b.
sides an amount of valuable me .is.l information
which should be in the possession of ~ family.
This little annual has become u. leone visitor 20
the ireside of the American p oplr,--aud NOS TO
them alone, for its numbers sTe irrrs circulated ~
almost every civilized country under tn sun. =
pulls ed in the Euali-h, French, Sptuish aud Ger
man language with calend. r. adapted 70 every
meridian OF the Northrrn hemisphere. Ov,r
10000 copies r, Issued last year, whchs doubt
less the largest edition OF any hook in the world
Our readers respectfully invited 10 al aud get
a copy, and when got, keep It.
2dee-lW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

have completed arrangements this for irHi hing
the beat oysters he had such lynn Ha-
Bay YorE River Ma ons Creek Western Branch Pants
Horn Ia Dor, Eansemond River and her ayoil Alu-a
sly oy are opened Just few bef5 tey start
that my y rely upon Eetu4 the Tsh- Pc
Oysters put up In Kegs aud Cans aud 0Fssiad 90 die
patch by Ada Co Esp es. Glovers ENpess, also oy
Stage 10 amy part Of Ia country
All orders accompanied b. the cash, gi meet with imEle
diate ate tion and are solicited.
Superior Fresh Norfolk Oysters be had al my Oyster
Depot Union street. opposite the Bank q
PdcEs REDUcED.-I zen whole 81 90, halves
AZ 70 cents JOHN ARCHIBALD.
Dee. 5-1W.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

ADVICE the cold season il approaching,
every person should prepare their system Tor tbr
chaugr, and there is no remedy 50 applicable $50
"McLean's strengthening Cordial auJ Blood fusI-
fer" IL will purify the blood thoroughly, and az
the same time strengthen aud invigorate the whole
organ ization. Tia immense quantity Of il that Is
sold tally is proof enough OF its great virtu's 10
thoroughly removing all impure matter from the
blood We say TO all, uy Il is delicious to
take. See adv rtisemeut in aEother column.
Nov. 2B-lw.
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HOlIOW avs

HOlIoVVay's Oinrment.-The fable that scrofu-
KING evil could be cured ~ Monarchs touch, has
long been exploded But the great truth that not only
and rheumatism but ali maadies developed IN the
skin and h. b. this preparation, is be-
You'd cay he mandatory No. So Maiden Lane,
New York. by all druggists, 25c 63c and 81 " per
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

ADELPuI THEATRE.-W. Fl. CRISP haz leased the
Theatre in this city for five years. He intends to
open the season on "Wednesday or Thursday night
next, with the English Opera Troupe. The name
of the Adelpbi will hereafter be known CR4sP's
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Hughes Brothers.

Practical Artists il every branch Of Photography and
wholesale retail dealers in Ambrotype HeainotyPe,
Photograph and DaguerreotyPe goods; Apparatus and
Chemicals every kind variety and description used in
All orders will be promptly hned and for
warded any part the country the lowest mar
et rates. for cash. which the trade respectfully in
ved Agents for the sale of Melanoyp@ and sPher-
reotype Rights. HUGHES BROS,
sepl4. &c Union street, Nashville, Tenn.