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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-16

A. \. Burieigh q Bro, Pew Albany, Ind, Pro-
prIetors for the South aud West.
NJ. w. Halle, Brookville; Charles vapeanp,
Metamora; Il. y. Fuller, Harrison, Ohio; and
dealers In medicine generally.
Juno 20
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-16
Certificate from chas. s. Bryant, Esq.

Certificate from Chas. n. Bryant, ESQ.
Cincinnati, Jan. ~, 80.
During the summer and fall OF lsi9 was quite
III at different times, from disease Of the disease
OF tho stomach and bowels. By the first OF De-
ccmbcr, the compiainthad run through the various
stages OF the diarrhea and dysenicry, and finally
tho piles set In 10 complete the almos. intolerabIe
physical misery 10 which this latter complaint fire.
quently soblcets the sufferer. had been confined
10 my bed for abouta week with this last COM
plant, aud was very mueo reduced. hada ppll-
cd 10 skilful ply sician, who had prescribed for
mo several Gays, but saw no evident symptoms
OF recovery. Atthis point OF time, Forsha's Al
teratiyeBalm came under my observation. by
considerable persuasion, was induced 10 take Il
In small doses OF n teaspoonful as often ms par
oxysme OF the disease came on. had taken some
three OF these doses, when felt decidedly better
and afterwards recovered W ith such rapidity that
In Two days AFR commenced taking the Balm,
was entirely free from the effects OF the disease.
believe tho BALM Is an excellent remedy for
dyspepsia and its kindred complaints, dyarrhea,
dysentery and the piles. have made this state
ment ut tho request Of Mr.. Forsha, who kindly
agercd me the medicine which believe effected
o cure In tho above case.
Respectfully yours,
CnAs. ;. BRYANT.
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Respectfully yours,
CnAs. :. BRYANT.

Wholesale Depot, att. q G. Reakhirt's, No. 81
Pearl-st. Gin.
DR.. Forsha, Drug Store, North side of Fl.th-st.,
doors east Of Smith, Gin. o.
For sale by ID. ", Johnston, NJ. w. Halle, slaugh-
tor & Williams, J. Powers, Linck q Farquhar,
and VIM. l.. Farquhar, In Brookville, and by coun-
try merchants generally.
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The advantage Of using cook
ed food for cattle can be so easily
verified by experiment that 1t
must soon be generally adopted
by cattle growers and dairymen.
The food thus given is more east
ly and perfectly digested, and
win consequently produce a much
larger amount Of good meat aud
pure rich milk than if given in
any other form. A well inform
ed milkman who has used the ap-
eratus manufactured and sold by
Messrs Scott & Hedges, Of the
Little Giant Cornmill Works, for
cooking food for cattle and hogs,
sends us the following:
81 commenced the use Of your
Steam Boilor on the 9TH inst, at
which time my ten COWS gave
sixty and a half quarts. My
daily feed was ten buckets of
middlings and cob meal about
equal parts.
Quarts.
Cows gave in beginning ........... .60i
On the Sth they gave. ........s..... sc
On 9th (vcduccd feed buckets) .69k
On tho 10th they gave. .............7l
llth. ........ LIB
l2th. ............... ..I34
18th ................. ........76
l4th.................... ..774
My milk has improved in quail
ity and my COWS in appearance.
l shall make further experiments
in feeding the corn and cob meal
separate, as also with clear cob
meal, and report again in about
ton days.
G. M. DAVIS, Milkman.
Cincinnati, Dec. 10, 1856.
From this it appears that the
gain in 7 days was II quarts, be-
ing % per cent, gain in milk,
with a saving Of 20 per cent, in
food. The milk produced from
such food is altogether different
both in quality and appearance
from that yielded by COWS feed
on distillerv slop.-Tin Gam.
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Heavy carrot crops for cattle viii
soon return carats OF gold.
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NEW YORK.
CARYER'S SPANISH MIXYVRI

GARYER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
TIE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLooDi
THE BEST Alternative KNOWN!
Not a Particle Of Mercury ia IL
An infalliblc remedy for scrofala, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions,
Pimples OF Postulcs on the sface, Blotohes,
Boils, Ague and Fever. Chronic Sore Eyes,
Rngworm, or sTctter, Scald-Hcad, En-
largement and pain Of the Bones and
Joints, Salt Rheun, stubborn kUlcer,
Syphilitic Disorders, and all diseases
arleing from an In judiclous use OF
Mercury, lmprudence In life,
or impurity OF the Blood.
This great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF
the Blood Is now used by thousands OF grateful
patients from all parts OF the United States, who
testify daily 10 70 the remarkable cures performed
by the greatest OF all medicines, "Catter's Span
ish Mixture" Neuralgia, rheumatism. Scrofula,
bruptlons on the skin, Liver Dlcease, Fevers, W.
GERS, Old sores, Affection Of the Kidneys, Diseas.
Is Of the Throat, Female Complaint, Pains and
Aching OF the Bones and Joints, are speedily put
10 flight BY using this great and inesiimable rem
cdy.
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has yet
been found 20 compare with It. u cleanses the
system OF all Impurities, acts gently and eicient-
lyon the Liver and kidnevs, and strengthens the
Dlgesiian, gives tone 10 the stomach, makes the
Sri clear and heaithp, and restores the Constitu-
Won, enfeebled by disease or broken down by the
'@~~@'.f " sF"sttf y" ~ Ftfatth' NtEvt
strength.
For the diseases OF Females tits peculiarly ap.
piicabie, and wherever Il has become known Is
regularly prescribed with tho bapplest Effects
Il inygoraies the weak and dcbllilaled, and I'M
parts elasticity 10 the worn out frame, clears the
skin, and leaves the patient fresh and healthy;
slnSle bottle OF this inestlmabc remedy Is worth
more than all The so-called Sarsaparlllasi In exist
cncc.
The large number OF certificates which We have
received from all portions OF the United States, Is
ilc best evidence that there Is no humbug about
II. Tho Press, the hotei-keopers, magistrates,
physicians and public men, well known 10 the
community, all add thoir testimony 10 the won.
dcrful effects of this
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agentand getan Aimanac, and read
the details OF the wonderful cures performed by
Carers Spanish Mixture, (in most eases where
every thing else had slgnally falled.) The limits
OF an advertisement win notadmIt their full In
scrtion.
WIN. S. BEERS & Co., Proprietors,
No 30l, Broadwdy, " Y.
To whom all orders must bo addressed.
For saio by Druggists and Country Merchants
In nl parts OF the United States and the Canadas,
and by NJ. W. Halle, Rockville, A. X. Chase,
New Trenton; James Turner, Fairfield; Charles
VanCamp, hciam0ra. 4. Clifford q Co., Laurel;
and X. shfner, Andcronyile.
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NOTICE.

The genuine Oriental or Sovereign Balm pills
have ON tho wrapper OF each box the above repre-
sentatlon OF the manuiactory.
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CINCINNATI.
A NEW LOT OF
GEIIS. FURNISHING GOODS

Just received nt No. 10 ~. 9Th 1T.
NLoVES d GAUNrLErs. DRAWERS, UN-
" dershlrts. Hosiery, Neck-iies, Munlers, Wool
Scarfs, Comforts, Collars, Costom-inade Shirts
and travelling shawis: together with every style
and quality In the Mems Furnishing Line. Pur-
chasers Will save Themselves time and trouble by
calling directly ut No. 10 and making their seleo
tons. as my stock Is nov tho largest and most
complete than any other In the same line West OF
the Mountains.
Thanking tho public for past patro mage, would
solicit a contisuation OF their favors.
ISAAC r. SMITH,
No. 10 East Fifih street, opposite tho Dcnnison
House, Cincinnati, o.
Nov IA 3m
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WIN. s. BEERS & Co., Proprietors,
No 30I, Broadpov. ~. Y.

To whom all orders must bo addressed.
For salo by Druggists aud Country Merchants
IN nl parts OF The United States and the Canadas,
and by NJ. W. Halle, Rockville, A. X. Chase,
New Trenton; James Turner, Fairfield; Charles
vanCamp, Meiamora; 4. clifford q Co., Laurel;
and u. shhner, Andersonyille.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
By THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press. !


CHICAGO, June sth.-Wentworth was discharged
Drummand deciding that he received the Mail bags
Id an official capacity, aud as Congressman, he
had right to keep them until special demand
was made for them.
Legislature caucus nominated John S. Wells for q.
s. Senator.
New ORLEANS, June 1O.-The schooner Chipo-
"a from Manitlan, brings intelligence of the open
ing Of the Tehuantepec route. Vessels have CON-
menced arriving at VeDtoss Bay. Some of the pas
sengers who crossed, came here in the Chipola
The road and bridges will probably be finished COM
pletely for stages By the first of October next.
WAsHISGToN, June 10.-Utah matters occupied
the Cabinet to-day. The appointment of officers
is not yet completed. Several TO whom offices have
been rendered are to be heard from. they will
probably be announced in week, and all Utah ar
rangements, be perfected. The admin .trauo =, how
ever, is anxious for speedy action, but has been
constrained by circumstances beyond control. A
proportion has been made, aud is now under con-
sderation, for the transportation of mails from New
York TO New Orleans, by Fsrnaudna and Cedar
Keys, Florida, this route having been established by
Congress. This will be the quickest route from New
York to New Orleans.
The Mayor of this city requests the citizens to alb
stain from holding the contemplated meeting in re-
gard to the late riots, as it will do no good,
BUFFALo, n. Y, June 9-CIrY ELEcr1oN.-The
city has gone entirely democratic by large major
ity.
Providence, R. l., June 9.-The 4th trial was
made to-day to elect Mayor, without success.
New YORK, June 10.-The steamer Indiana for
Bremen, sailed to-day; also the Ardbia for Liver
pool, with 1876 passengers, and two and quarter
million dollars in specie.
WAsHIEGToN, June l0.-Wm B. Greve has been
appointed U. S. Marshal for Minnesota, vice Irwin
resigned.
The Hon. Jonathan S. jenkins will be superced-
ed as Consul for the Navigatofs Islands.
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ydng- 100 acre warrants, at. 90 cents per acre.
THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

ST.. LOUIS June 9th.--Flour very dull 81, go.
Wheat declined. Corn mixed 70t70t; yellow IA.
Hemp l20al25. Tobacco st to l44.
New ORLEANS, June 9th.-Cotton sales to-day
HOO at l3tal34. Market quiet. Receipts $40
bales; decrease receipts at this Port 237, 900 bales
at all Ports SAT 900 bales. Stock on hand ia, 020
bales. Corn lower. Sterling exchange l0b, pre-
mium on New York Z.
CINCINNATI, June 3th.-Flour dull, prices nomi.
nal. Whiskey soy. There is nothing doing in
Provisions. Oats 50a53. Rye 1875. Corn 75aSO.
New YORK, June 9th.-CottOn dull; mid1ling
Orleans l4t; miiding Mobile Is $40. Flour firm.
Wheat, red l72. Corn, mixed 95 90; white IS to
100. Pork steady. Whisky 81 Sugar dull,
MuscOvado lOt. Tobacco firm at It, Rice steady
Freights inactive. Oats 67a69 Orleans Molasses
not prime 20. Linseed oil So Pig iron $50. Tai
low firm. Hemp steady, quiet. Stocks firm.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

TIE LIVING WONDERS Col Woods collection
of human curiosities will continue on exhibition
until next Saturday night. large number Of the
citizens Of this city and county, and strangers SC
journing here, have visited them during their stay;
and that all may have the opportunity to do so,
who have the inclination, the prices Of admission
have been reduced to 25 cents for grown persons,
and Is cents for children. Not more than once in
a lifetime does such an exhibition present itself
hardly that Otten-and the opportunity to witness
it should not be permitted to pass unimproved.
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EPPE8S0N SPhlNGS

A RE LOCATED IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
"a on the Of Trsmmel Greek, four miles Hast Of
the turnpike leading from 0alAtiR Tenn 10 seotsvihe
KY ard ain be prepared for the reception OF visitors and
nvalds BY the ist OF June. THIS place has already
acquired reputation w-y circulated Tor the highly med
einal chrao Of s waters ipur different vAretes and
Is now being visited by very many living remotely, VITO 20
10 search Of healthy aud delightful SUMMER retreA
only the invalid, but the seekers after pleasure.
Having gone 10 considerable expense in rhiting and
enlarging means Of sccomu Odsgien natter
selves that viii BE- able % add materially 10 the
fort Of al who may with visit having during The
past put AEay about seventy thousand pounds Of
very hne lee We have had hui IL additional bed rooms
besides large one g. BY n aiced each size 10 ErOgd
IN Which the lvveTs Of PLEASURE and social enjoyment
viii aud ample EDom Cor FecreAsisB.
IL only necessary 10 that chronic affections OF
Of The Important eHkhit the efficacy Of the
wAiers, pAFtcaarly those q females. There vii be
prncliEDg Physician here az all tnes should hi D sfs-
and liberal patronage hsFetolors extended ards
cur numerous friends aud visitors, hesia eontGu.
anse the sane With TIE that nslthsr
pains hall be spared 10 render al and agreea
bic, Who may slioarn with uaia future
Having sec2fei TIE Hefvecs Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
tsrson the public may be assured u hearty cheer IN
the dnng room. Oar sAbe, too, VIII be well Afendsd
oar charges VIII be a. los TIE uaes aad ul az
mt al via; For regular bonrdera, tose remaninE
week or uors wAhing eEtfal siA0 per DAY. chdTen Of
30 cents per day T1Anssnt visitors al be charged %
cents per neal iron 80 70 1900 per asy Der extra
sersxs reasonable charge vii b. BAds. WAshinF. tron.
ins As toe per doasn ~ pressing 81 ening ores NJ
lAAi-s, haif Priee.
oacoek ~ . meet lhe NashSuls Lo-iiEiie ftsss a.
ne ASA HoaSs V regularly thFoggh ne seAsnn
WM. A. DzBoM BeothAR.
Ianss IuAyis-,rissnl PsSphsiors.
- - .. - -.
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c. NJ M E r G. IAL.
Weekly Report OF the. Markets.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE June II 1SST

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE
NASHVILLE, June H. 1857.
There has been improvement trade since our last
weekly review The gene features have prevailed
all branches Of business being dull and inactive.
CoTroE-The trade has come to close and our
cotton factors have gone into quarters.
TOBAcCo-saes Of few hhds during the week. without
any change in prices:
flahters LugS'...... 79SH
Nothioh LeAl .9G9H
Fair .1eGll
PRousoNsThe prices of Bacon having reached the high
est figure they likely to attain have been steady during
the week at the quotations in table Lard is scarce
16c per h. -Four in demand and little in market
Prices firm.
CoRS-DuI at 759sOc per bushel.
GRocEMEs-No change. Market Gull. The stock on hand
is amp.e.
For Tarica
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

ez5- The Tallahassee Sentinel learns that Gov
Broome hes succeeded 10 Obtaining the approval
and adoption Dy the War Department of all bis In
dian War service, with an order to an officer to mus
ter the troops in and out of the United States SER
vice as Of the date they were mustered in and out
by the State. This fixes the liability of the United
States to loot the bill Of the late Seminole war which
We apprehend will not fall sh ort of $500, 600.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

NASHVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY, FOR 1857. BY
Rev. JoHE P. CANBBELL. Nashville: Smith, Camp
& Co.
The above work has at length made its appear
ance, and q copy has been laid upon our tatle by
the author 1t is the most complete directory that
has been published; it contains the Names BUSH
ness and residences of all the beads of families bus
iness firms, &c. of city and its suburbs, togeth
er with cards of merchants mechanics, and profes-
sionsl men, here aGd elsewhere, 10 this and other
States The author has been very diligent in the
search for material, and has made his work what il
ought to be, leaving but little room for improve
ment
The Directory is now ready for delivery to SUBJ
scribers and will be delivered fast as possible
The increased size of the book-some $50 addition
al psges-makes it necessary to increase the price,
which is fixed at 81 80 per copy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

Violin Players in Vienna in the habit now of
using liquid colophonum instead of the solid rosin,
which is in vogue in the other part of the world.
TIE liquid mixture is applied with a camel's hair
brusb is said to last during hundred hours play
ing, aud neither irue the strings OF the instrument
nor the bow. The strings, it is affirmed, too, give
out clearer tone than when the solid rosin is used
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

AT. Corr Jost Pr L. living and MICHAEL VAUGHN, can
ddates for the Legislature, will address their feOW.ct-
at the following times and places:
At McWhii teravle, on Monday 22d OF June.
% Smith springs, Tuesday, 23d Of jane.
Cain Ridge Camp ground, Wednesday, oath Of June.
Tuscuum, on Thursday, 18th Of June.
Atkinson Gap, on Saturday, f7th Of June.
Tank on Monday, 18th Of June.
" Dog Creek on Wednesday, lst Of July.
Davidscn's Store, field, Thursday, I'd Of July.
:" Goodett5vie, on Friday, ID Of July.
Kobertson's Yarbroug's ,ore, saturday, 4h July.
I" Mrs. Railey, Monday, Of July
Loves Store, south Nashville lat nght) Wednesday,
S4of June.
Broad street, (at mighty Thursday, 9th Of July.
Slate Town, South Nashville, Friday, 10th of July.
maN3D
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For LOUISVILLE AND CIEcINNATI-The fine
steamer John GdrLt, will leave for Louisville and
Cincinnati this morning, at IL o'clock. She is in
command OF the experienced and attentive GwATH-
NET, andwe will guarantee that persons taking pas
sage on her, will have no cause to repent of their
choice. Go aboard early, she is punctual to her
time
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H-rhe new ohspsI, at the Nashville Fem


Ac V5smy is one of the neatest and hsndsomest
buil, Sngs we have seen for the purpose. 1t is so
by rs feet, and three stories 10 height. The FIRST
story ia a high airy hail. occupying the whole
ground area of the building, beautifully finished,
and is So. opIfsd with Organ of excellent tone and
volume. The present graduating class have de-
teruined to present the institution with clock for
this Hail. to note the hours of the sweet dream-lfe
Of their Ssors. The second story has fourteen
dormtory rooms, end the third hall for painting
It has been but eight weeks since the Foundation
stones of this building were iaid-snd now it is
complete gas-fxtures and all vito the exception of
part of the painting This is fair Illustration Of
the energy and prOmptness OF our Nashville Me-
chanics. The work was done, without interfering
in the least with the usual school routine.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

e The Bl1ncle Lecrs, with our attentive and
clever friend j. L. Bateman in command, will leave
for Paducah this evening at o'clock. She is in
fne trim for the summer season. looking as neat
and beautiful as she did the first day she turned her
wheel She will run regular in the trade, and pas
sengers will fnd kind and accommodating officer
10 the person Of Capt Bateman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ReRd ThiSl
IcoRREcrKD wEEKLY.1

HoLLLSDERs TEsTNoNT.-Jscob Rnskes, living in the
Holland settlement OF sheboygsn Wisconsin, says: "Aer
suffering for time the mi cry attending utter PROF.
trston Of mind and body have been restored using
RGRHAvE's HOLLAND BIrrEEs, to perfect health"
The fact OF this remedy being in such high repute among
the Hoanders in Wisconsin, Michigan New York. IN fact
every Holland settlement in the United States, argues
much in It's favor.
Tyt-or Chronic Nervous Debility, or any Nervous
Rheumatic, or Neuralgia affection.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

woodland Cream "-A Ponaads for Identifying hs
Hdir-hghy periumed, superior to any French article
imported and for half the price, For dressing Ladies Hair
It has equal giving it bright glossy appearances. Il
Gardeners Hair to curl in the most natural
Il dSndrud, always giving the hair the APP
Of being fresh sh4mpooned. Price only hy cents
Monk genuine unless sigaed
PETRIDGE CO., ProprietOrs Of the
"Balm Of Thousand Flowers"
Sold BY all Druggists. NsW YokK.
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER New s.

The river was rising slowly yesterday with about
8 feet water on the shosls.
The job" GaUlt arrived yesterday from Louis
vile.
The Umpire raised steam last evening aud came
over to the landing. She will leave this morning
for the mouth of Marrow Bone, on fishing excur-
sion.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

CE- The Philadelphia papers announce the death
Of Thomas Bddle, the oldest member OF the Phil
adelphia Board OF Brokers. He was a cousin of the
late Nicholas Biddle. he had been member of the
Board Of Brokers for fifty years.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

LAND AT PUBLIC SALE.--To.dsy Mr.. Samuel
Crockett will SELL to the highest bidder, about fifty
acres Of land. The land has been divided into
three tracts, with water on each. This land lies
between the Lebanon and Murfreesboro turnpkes,
on a new turnpike, and adjoining the land of E.
Trabue, ESQ. An Omnibus will leave the Sewanee
House at 10 O'Clock this morning, carrying all free
of char &c who wi sh TO attend this safe
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HoLLowATs PuLs.-Purge the Eysem at this season Of
year with feE doses OF this wonderful medicine. II
npon the liver and stomach. purifying the blood and
assisting digestion. Sold at the manufactures No. so
Maiden Lane New York. and No. 244 Strand London; and
by all druggists, a. sc, 62Hc, aud 81 perbOx.