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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

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49, 4, Circsit Court IN cAee already
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- 81 ps6xe sympathy. Yet he most
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~ .,,.,, Who disyrscss ths Judiciary Of
A. sissu q ~ power be 10 nov abusing.
~ 70 hsrs IKE occasion to return our
~ y thoss Of every party who % prompt
,,,ssa 70 % aid end comfort and author.
= y regard them - pledged % assist "
.slssaining our rights in any emergency that
~ occur. While this . gratifying 70 ~
sally, ~ have net the vanity 70 regard y
n aibate to ~ Individually, but ~ show.
= ~ The liberty Of speech and Of The press
- 70 he people Of Burlington, and that
inssser will consent 70 zee Il outraged BY
fbbsss Of pewsr in the hands Of an unjust
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

The undersigned, Agent Of the pH0Nix iSSU-
RANCE COMPANY, would respectfully call the atten-
don ofpropery 60 she very suros advan!s NJ.
ID resnees 70 The rates o. Rfe1iup and A3<yuf,
eroMspe ard satistacsory GJjnssmef and paymeas n
Lassss offered By this Company, fr Insurance Of Fss
ard psEssAal pfDperfys eeaipat LON Or NAAA9A
~ FIRE ~ Z. ea.asssa. MA ~ !.
\ ~ PNonix Insurance Company hns i CAST GAPE
TAI 81 TWU ACNDHg0 THOUSAND DOLLAA&
vsA large pna coneta Aay inessasaR surpus invsA<d
u ~ very best stocks and sscnrA the country a.
nfds the Capital y bBcAn and AvAlLArlH, aad ~ il
sny vov Aypoehseaasd reiasss<l Any sstssAnAna
80 igationD. In regard 10 the prompt adjustment aEa
payment Of Losses, Company higher. or No
esesse reputation tAsn the sPilNIA. AAd
- our aim q maintAn ~ rspasaton W hAvs " 49,
Arp)lce1iens received ard Policies iesued BY
nNvo J.U.aIAuMAN mo, III e.
*aAs4 Rs*A@ Att tG6mesal assurances ARen1n,H
za84 I'M CssneE Wafer Nad Js1srsea ssFssas. i
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

Amsetink Of the ssbckhelders Of the Psnsyh
yapis Bank vas held here thia mosning.
q NJ. WIN. G. Pssssssua, uhe 10 bsen sppsias-
TO succeed Mr. Allibca % President Of The
Bank, Was called % = mako . abatement. he
said NO staasnens eoald - made bat would %
faisificd IN. - hours. No statement could BE-
made 10 which be Eoul0 put his signature. The
funds of ahe bank haA bssa aassA IL i0peopef
transaea1one -AaA teea sused 5ar purposes Of
which eely 10 ditsctees vsre auafs. The
eFe1isoes q - bank vese hestes kDovn - The
public outside than by, The e@osss iasids, md
The books had bsen kl1i6sd. Nr. r. declines
Tie Rss1ideneg. An ~ banks direcs0es -haye
restsssp except Ann We has ish -
II u hask - = aaiganass = naai vill
cay IL dsbss - - p1id, has II oArsga,ly uas-
eed Tie hank nay = tssdsc!tatsd. Msaero'sad
unsatI 1hcassy as1his stase1sot sis y ~ ~
ooo thas e. - paae.
TAese ~ IS dsaas By which 70 60; n billa
ssosipeed uers sold b. 10 psaaidsnf, The fhnda
Nsuu soAseuaceea i1s 61ssso N1yas 1so -
tSt1n ~ andchec4te &Ass1es Aeseaoe -
Is n c. KvssA - ss y
tsase - opssaaisas e - PsssiisaA1 usl -
/ -. 85MIls5I q u rastH# i
| ! Eafes ssaasaSisSas 81 shs PseSdens ankn6twvii
~ chs 1tsssassahsss jaas eosss. seSsas. sssl
,NHHAa 81 Il xs8As t4a 4haAssM3 aess8s& III
~ ID .&sess s1saai ssassa aSsets
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

ON DIr.-Is u samorsd that Hon. s. W. Woodl
has written 70 Mr. Classtt. advising him to re-
sign his office and retire. disgusted, to the du-
ties Of domestic life. We do not vouch for the
Authenticity Of the statement. -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

The Leuisville Journal, noticing the3 fact Of
the arrival Of Charles Mckay, the Euglish cong
writer, in this country, says: ~
'.Dr. Mckay, As 10 universally known, 10 the
autheR Of There's Good Time Comina;.n-
There SCENE 20 be . very general regret here
that be didD't bEiog il with him" ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11
ATO the 0sNManUnrANr1

.,nf4.y kTO the esemeDemAQnls ~
EnfIfey new and beaussfu 0eo1e ID - S5s4ono10
rArni1hing lire have bsen rsestVe1 - q3sa1 A1p-
lon AAs hesa pAid II NE sssoe0a ~ Mhlaa - -
SAirts sna Collars, Neck-1isd. Nteeas - Eseo0
@&19 mi k9asesse sspgl 10eA
tT1URgEeD psup,c- nsnasA Gna.rcnnasAnA 1yee@ II
~ Iersas.! Rsf - ~ AAsx4H = 0
nov3.sW {GAte@9. q kA4smAl
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

Rye and HBuckyghcMs Flour. 4ls
IN.sE N grsund Of extra quality. superior Sugar
T. House syrup, Star, TAlow and Stearne Candles,
Superior Tea and Coffee, w. r. cheese. Duttee vegrta-
bles Pickles, etc. etc. Flour q mill prices and
ranted No. Burning Fluid. We shall aim keep
good Goods and sell reasonable, BY thus doing giving
good measure and weight and being rsady deliver
Goods in any part OF the city. hope continue
receive . liberal share q patronage.
noy9 ROBINSON JOHNSON,
Next doer 70 The CIGAR shop ON side Sd street.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

Cider Vinegar in = Tug vs.. Cider In Z
HORms FF
T Rave this year sold some 200 bushels cobs "a
i make "Pure Cider Vinegar" Of. Now have none
Of that kind, but have barrels made from Apple
Cider. Sorry have not been paid for my cobs.
novlO III, r. ABBEY.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

Piss..SYycs - s1.lsAs - = ss.: =: : !
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

re ahe Ladies. 44A4 Mt#
r u ESPECTReiLlY invts ~ a11s0osoA - -
Ladies' - ny entissly new ard syaepdA oeoek -
Goods. lost received from EAseeeA Marksee, eoo1Do.
ing sR 80 -
Ereuch 4 German Famcy Coeas, u IN
sE pO6olb10 aescBlp s4111os #4 III 8&
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

Complete returns Of she Ssaee election have
been received. The vote for Governor was
q ,764 Tor Hicks. and 50. 100, for Groome, ma
king H'cks' majority 1867. The Senate win
be comprised 81 10 Amssicaas and Democrats.
and the House A Americans and 20 Democrats.
Three Americans and thru Democrats ars
elected to Conereas. ssS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

tts* ~ ss4~*4sA As4 H8a EgSnaSasSE 3A#Aa w.
s141g4a ANA StAa SaHW
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

The Gales BY importers during the week have
been limited 70 those ct auction. Of the goods
offered only portion was sold, and prices real
lied were low, even for choice French goods 1t
1 credit Of four months. Few or no orders are
being sent out for the spring trade. The sex
tended Indebtedness 20 Europe will have to
be liqnidated before heavy importations are
again made. The contrast Of business between
This Inst October and that Of October, 1866, b
strikingly shown in the receipts ct custom in
each Of these two psriods:- s
In Oct, 1856, the receipts were es.44o.7S %
sss"! 1857, only 500, 10 AZ
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

Philadelphia, Nov. Z.
This morning legal proceedings were COM
menced TO attach the property Of Thomas ALI
bon, Esq, late President Pennsy lyaniA Bank for
his liabilities 70 said Bank. The suit is brought
BY the Directors, who deposed that the defend
ant is indebted to the Bank upwards Of $780,
600. The afidavit states that he has absconded
70 foreign country with design TO defraud
his creditors. IL sss} .s@at*aas GsE tfti
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

~ Shirss ,1Asas 10 di1sr.
!, GtAndines Ana WttAo9&
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

TRAIroRs IN TIE CAxP.-The laquokste
Sentinel Democratic, has long article upon
the late election, the ''disastrous" result Of
which it attributes to the treachery Of some Of
the most prominent members OF its party. Il
wants them read out Of the party instantly, and
clras. =. fnlln~~. ES So 1866 -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

The names Of four Of these traitors are Ed.
johnson, Of Fort Nadison, Gensrsl Morgan,
Coolbaugh, and Henry w. Starr. There are
several moro whose names shall be forthcoming
name Of the Fort Nadeon Clique. These are
the men through whose influence The New Com
| stitution was adopted and Ben II. Samulss de-
ieated. Pass them around. sial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20
WINES AND LIQUORs.

TO LIQUOR DsAIyss.-owIEg TO THE GREAT RI
ducon In The tariff mpovrd liquors the subscriber IN
now Offering from bonded warehouse direct liquors
ducon Of ~ per cent on old prices segnee brsndes " co.
rims, 80 cents
CHAs. J. MURPHY, Importer % waiter street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Tosf HAsILroN AND staten ISLAND yxRnYm
On and .s,er July Is This er5y viii stop 81 Townssne.
sSs and fo sHsss SD I'd %
,sd Pm Is.Ss Fcr, as;s.i,on % 49,
nS:, ..!. sss% .sss ss.s tr e.
sop and ssS ferry VII me ss
zen Island ferry for New yod in AL Trips from For, Hamilton
Hamilton isi.sd are now IN order TO land iess
QUrsoN RIVER RArLRoAD-rRox JULY g. 1857.
A. p Smith, Superintendent
uAxI.n RAIIRoAD-sUxxnx ARRAveuxsKy-
5o orns9 81 VIII .ss c.ny. !Sns % Trains sa' a.
sScrosoa Fails TRAIN, connecting Win npss Of sAss
chNL w.tYT =. ssn vain ,os AIssay. sess.slas =
oansrs via wssasr Rsiirosd Tor Ahsny Troy sar.isss
IsS a-xs-,o: 49, ~ :cgRln. :. :, ..sc=
idif. n..ws. Pam. ss!s: :.eyg!ss y y .'zaos.
ss ssT I. s5.. .scv ssass q \. ..
hkExwi9sms sIds. ssia. s.oypns !, n .saosI
SskSvnr:ns srss. Ss .. :ssgs,ss ! ii ssso.s
'fs-3Ss. SS;s 1 s$S:ss = ;; u ::..
AIoRsISo BOAT FOR ALBANY AND rSrERMEDIArE
W andnE.y,I IN. ss, and spacious steamer BsoADwhY
and Saturday morning at O'Clock A. N making the usual
NEW YORK AHD NEW HAvEs RAnRoAD-sux.
sr station u New yort corner q twenty and
,yc ns- Hsvsp-iD' $40 4. 4 TIJ; las SIS 40
Tor ETdsspors-7.D SO A. NJ cz,., Ian, SIS, an GrJ
FOR nfo,d srstford Fairfield Southport and we-spor,
1or ror-si-I.S' SO 4 n; aS, SIS. an arJ $50,
i. g: u s, &c r. or'.a-sA-Tn 'n n ns as
~, Sf So 8 & go Grh aDAH'n SIS 40
FT Pcrt chester and in.encdis,e sauous-7 o. In A. L.;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20

NKw YORK TO The WHITE MOUNTAINS DIRECT;
IN also 10 lakes wloushby and kemphremseog the most
besuul trout ahes IN New England For ckets and maps
of tie route apply the New and New Haven RsiruS
once Twenty seventh street
FRANCIS nvDr, General Aren't Coru Rlvev Rsiro,<
Inc pleYE pea slir New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20

WbfrED-BY A BEsPECTABLE YoUN9 Girl A
w situation 70 do fenernl hOus work IN private family r.
Wiling short distance county be~ OF city refe
ruoce given. Cal a. ga Hosston o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20
FINANCIAI..

-
UHOKEN BANK BTLLa.-aOUTH ROyALTOH EVE.
ID BANK Of the Republic Exchange Bank bangor and
AL other broken bank notes bouEt the highest
BY john HOPE, money broker, E2 Broadway.
r A CROSSE ArDrrLwAUKTE RAILROAD STOCK
~ Milwaukee ard Mississippi Railroad stock Mchiran
Southern and Northern Indians Railroad want
cd exchange for Wisconsin lands IN
vicinity. Inquire Of . LoTr.Es Nassau street.
MARIurRs SAVINGS INSTITUTION, CORNER or
lA Third avenue and Ninth sreet-Divdend notce-rhe
trustees OF this institution dividend
OF sin 90 deposits p6O Ave ~
larger able AFTER Wednesday M inesu Al
dvdsnds no, drawn VIII be sdded 70 the prncpA beAs
Interest - such. BY order.
niior ssrYH. Secretary.
DACrFIC NAIL eTuAusTIIP COMPANY NEW yoRu
July la67-Tke Board 81 Drec>ors have this dav A.
clared dividend o. ten per cent Of ihs PROFITS
psny, parable Anev the ls<h ant stocrhorp
yer. such ~ Ne esins o. he r.r books day
FREDERIC HOFFMAN, eecresavy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20
SITUATIONS wAsrEO-MALMs.

A v EXPERIENCED GARDENER, WHO HAS HAD
"a extensive practice, and who the business In al s
de- sr'men gooe WORKER and obhgrg can serye on fat
terms in situation Until which time would be
thar kfu call fro such mEht wish style
prlze city references 10 this etc
r. RYDER. Ill Court ST. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20

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(NoNGRKss HALL. PATERSON, n J.-THIs WELL
" known family hotel forty minutes ride by railroad,
hous drive the plank road from Jersey City has been
ne~y furnished throughout within the last making
desirable fs and transient visers than
The Pas.ac Falls within ten minutes walk OF the hotel
Appca ion be made for for Tie for The
year by addressing L. Workman Congress Hall Parties
be furnshed with dinners and suppers short notice
UoREsr HOUSE. But DIS LAKE. JAS A SUN
retreat this place Ia unequaed Those who are In
search 81 health and pleasure would advise repair I'm
ecstely 10 tbs shores OF this beautiful and fascinating LAKE.
Access be bad thh twice day By the Morris and n
Railroad Passengers leave the nj the stanhope
two miles Those desng furtser infoy nation viii
address J. NJ Sharp Co. Budd's Post odice NJ j.
7 AXE MoHR9AN HOUSE m ROW OPEN roR SUE
IL bosrders; situated four miles VI
age accessible BY "A Hudson River Rslrnad
STEAMBOAT Island Belle Address A. ". Palmer, Pcekski
CHRKwsBURy.-THE sUBsCRTBRR INFORMS rHp
~ public that the Pavilion Hotel, Fort Washngtos.
for the reception Of bosrder and vsiers The
large airy and pleasant and nong will be led
tend 70 The comfort Of those vsitins his hotel.
THos DAVIS
V,HoyPsoEs ATLANTIC PAVILION, HrgHIA NDs OF
keyesnt IL for the reception of bosrders
vsteN The prietor the public that nothing
be len undone by him bss tend 10 the comfort
OF those svorng him with visit ses bathing unsurpassed
j. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20

WANTED-LADIss, HOUSEKEEPERs AND EMPLo '
w Who wish relief from the occasoned by nco
peen servants daily be supplied with the best fe
male help institute, 1875 18th of 9th
The reception rooms genee and pleasant and
Quoted by highly respectable American lady N. 18th
rules permit none but civil and obng help to register 70
situations.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-16
THE GREFENDERG MEDICINES

Are known and eagerly sought for throughout The
whole OontinentOf America.
Never Before their introduction could any series
of popular remedies be Ound that equal to any emsr
gency, that always % be relied and were within
reach Of the poorest persons!
Never BEFORE the Grafenburg Pills, could you OBJ
sin for S6c certain remedy for Bilious Diseases Liver
I'm Pdain;s, Dyspepsia, C0stiyeness and Asthma
Nexer Before this Fever and Ague remedy, eeuld
En- s DC Sund that cured all cases Of Chs and ksSeT
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment vas
Se or 2Sc, any immediate cure for lrnS
80. nc Soses, kTysphsas, and lnhsmn o'
Never Before Narshallss Uterine Ca.
tholfc0n was FAILING Of the Womb and oTf-r Uterine
diseases found to be durable Now ten cases out Of twelve
are cured By this medicine.
~ II any physician suppOses that this is merely q
qnaek remedy we would reply that prepared By Dr.
Pomeroy, Of Utica wealthy and old physician The Al
opsthic school-lhat will furnish any reputable physi
clan any quantity OF IL gratuousy TO test rs merits onhis
pstients and furthermore, By writing to Dr.. POmeroy, he
blessing the female that the sceIee Of medicine
has discovered in century.
Mover Before the Gia;enburg Dysentery Syrup
there certain remedy for Bloody Rux, Dysentery,
Diarrhea or chosra-now all can be cured in few hours
Never Before tie introduction Of the Children's
Panaeea could mother feel the life % her babe safe for
strong medicines carried them ofnow, this medicine
them after The doctor and nurses have
their cases hopeless Price only Soc
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter 50 popular As
the Health Bters that cost z5e Why should the world
suffer Dyspepsia Bilious diseases while this simple
medicine can, At all times, prevent III
Never Before any preparation Of ssrssParillA
powerful that compounded BY the GI efeuberg Co
Never Before has the Consumptves Balm found its
equal. How many there in life and health, Who
would this have entered Deaths dark portal II they
had not been recommended to this IN preference to
many nostrums that are loudly Vanntedr
Never Before we're Piles and hundred diseases GER
tain cure We have certificates Of persons entirely re-
heved amer Dr. Mott and other great physicians had as
serted that nothing but the knife could afford relief
never Before could inhAmed eyes and weakness OF
sight be cured for twenty-five cents. The Eye Lotion
does IL.
Never BEFORE vas any Book published that contains
as much medical knowledge The Graefenberg Manual %
Health for twenty i've cents II ought be In family
in the land.
Never Before has any Almanac been published so
valuable the Health Almanac II is furnished grAtuit
ously BY all Druggists, and BY
MACKENZIE BECKwITR,
kashvil
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-16

ANOTHER DIsAsTER.-We learn from the Cinciu-
natl Commercial of yesterday that the West Colum
bia tow boat, Sam. Snowdon, had broden her SHAFT
and lost her wheel overload The heads of both
cylinders we're knocked out and cylinders bursted,
killing two meu instantly and scaling one very Sc
verely on the face and hands. The names Of those
killed are John Blake and John Snyder. That Of
the scd led one, German, name unknown. The
Snowden's wheel lies in the middle of the river,
about mile above Manchester Island The acci-
dent occurred at o'clock Sunday morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-16

FoE MENPms.-Thst general favorite with the
travelling public, the j. O. Cline, leaves to-day at
IL o'clock for Memphis For speed safety and su-
perior accommodations the Cline is unsurpassed.
She is one OF the staunctest and best appointed
crafts visiting this wharf. Capt. Castwright under
stands his business perfectly, is an experienced and
careful officer, while Shsckelford has an enviable
reputation as a clerk Get aboard in time.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-16
Tickets, a. Halves, 81 Quarters 81.
fLAN or TIE LOTTERY

fLAN OF THE LOTfEk1.
Same the Royal Lottery q Cuba-With this difference:
the Havana Lottery has 5000 Numbers-this has only
1900.
There Wheels each Of which there are placed
two Locks. The Superintendenis have each key the
Locks, the wheels cannot be opened unless both
present There placed 10 the wheel Of numbers tin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the numbers No.
GOO. In the Wheel Of priEss there placed tin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the prizes on them
ranging from $4,000 to t1V0.
When the drawing takes place, which win be In public
the wheels unlocked and after revolving them num-
Der drawn oct Of the wheel Of numbsrs same
time s drawn Of the Prize wheel by boys with arms
barred the shoulder and bndoldedthe tube Is slipped
on and the number held up and enrolled that the whole
audience etthe numbsris then called on and reg
sered BY The Seperintendents The PFEs drawn credit
ed 10 the number drawn al the time and nnt
all the przes drawn out copy Of the drawing then
sent tthe printers and amer comparison the superBlen
dents certify the Of the drawing These su
peniendents are sworn 20 perform their duty WitfDut
fear favor.
Is will be perceived that In this plan every prise
drawn cut, and Of person must get them;
drawing sent 10 every ordering tickets The prizes
payable thirty days amer drawing, in full without dis
count. Eb- Drawing takes place every Saturday.
eE- orders for tickets addressed 10 G. II. WINTER
Box S52 Nsshyile, Tenn viii be promptly attensed 70
JAMES ,. WINTER, Manager,
16-1W. Macon. Ga
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-16
AGENTS FOR THE PATRIOT.

Ma r. GLAscocK has been appointed agent this
city. He is authorized to collect the accounts notes. 4c,
Of the and also solicit make contracts for
Advertising and Job Work.
Nh r. P. Moss is travelling agent and authorized
to receive subscribers and to collect due out Of
Davidson County.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-16

Neuralgia Cured.-Read what Mr.. Boyden says: no
medicine from such respectable
Carter's Spanish Mixture. Mr.. p. Boyden, Of the
original propreors Of the Aston House, New York. and
for number Of years of the Exchange Ho ell Richmond,
Va cured attack of Neuralgia, by Carters
Spanish Mixture The rapid and perfect effected in
his by this valuable medicine arrested his attention
and excited hi. interest," he others af
hicted with variety Of Diseases and In every instance
effected. He has seen 1t Ague and Fever,
Rheumatism Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Fevers Violent
Coughs and which said to be confirmed Con-
SUMPTION and nearly every other disease for which 1t is
used. He 1t Is difficult to know what disease IL
will not relieve cure and Blood Purifier and Spring
and Fall incidence he has never seen its equal Hecheer
fully recommends all occasions, and believes to be
the most valuable remedy extans. narehS-lm
Mercury when taken to excess debitstes the system
destroys the weakens the blood and brings about
disease which renderse burhensome. When suchis the
case the sufferer may readily find relefn the Car
ters Spanish Mixture falling snsidOie for this de-
sructive poison In Virginia alone there hundreds Of
persons who have been cured Of nercura a
fections BY the use Of Oarter's Spanish Mixture.
Important to Consumptivss Many valuable lives
have been saved by HEGxxAx. CLARK Co.'s GkSUIsE
Con LIVER On, which, in all human probability, would
have been lost bat for its timely use. #.a
is qusck medicine, the pure OH, made with the
utmost from the Fresh Cod Fish LieerS, and is
commended the eminent physciansin Europe and
America and has by ten years. experience the most
valuable remedy for Consumption and serofulA dis
covered for while it the disease it increases the
health and strength of the patient.
CAUTION There is great deal Of spurious OIL adultera
ted with Seal OIL Whale OIL &o which, instead Of benefit
ting, Injuries the patient, by derangng the digestive
gans but being cheaper unprn persons palmed
Of for genuine.
Notice. that HEoEMAE, CLARK Co.'s signature is
the cork and the Eagle and Mortar the LABEL since
the dehth Of w. Rushton, late partner, there has
been article called Rushtons put in the market which
is in way connected with with R. c. Co., II. @.
Co.. and thousands who had used other Oil without
cess restored health by the Genuine Oil of
mAnufature.
Fold by EwIN BROS, J. @. BROWN aud By all respect
able Druggists. feb24-2m
White Teeth, Perfumed Breath, and Beautiful
Complexion-csn be acquired by using the "Bdla Of
thousand F2otcers" What lady gentleman would
main under the of disagreeabe BREATH when by
using the "BALA A THRUsAKD FLOWERS" as a dent-
ce, would not only render it eet but leave tbs teeth
white sabasteH Many do not know their breath
bad and the subject is delicate their friends will never
mention it. Beware Of counterfeit Be each bottle is
signed FETRIDGE 4 CO., NJ j.
For sale BY all Druggists. leb28-6m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-16

eB- The Rne little steamer, Aida, leaves this
wharf TO day for ClarksviIlr, with passengers for
the superb and popular steamer, Daniel Boone
bound for Memphis. The Boone stopped at Clarke
vile, Capt Lee fearing that she might experience
difficulty in getting over the shoals in going down.