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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

Mrs. PARTINGToN ON BANKs.--'fAre you
afraid OF banks failing2" asked the cashier, as
Mrs. PartiDgton went to draw her pension
Banks failingl'' said the dame i"I never
had any idea about it at ALL II he gets votes
enough | don't see how he can fail, and
if he don't I'll can't see how he is to help it,"
sc meant,' said he, " the banks that furnish
currency for the country" She stood mo-
ment coudting her bills. sfOh, you did, did
youl" said she: "Well, it's about the same
thing. II they have money enough to redeem
with-and Heaven knows there's enough
for redemption for good many of them, and
more grace than they allow their customers
they may stand it, but doubtful things are un-
certain" She passed off like an exhalation and
the cashier counted out one hundred and tif
teen dollars and seAenteen cents fifteen timei
while bordering what she said, in order tt
catch her meaning. -Boston Gazette,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

& w. DAVIS is now building very superior HommonJ
p Mills at his Machne hop, corner OF ront and 5hs
in there construction, and will make over % bushels Of
eS cellent Hommony hours. Any person wishing to
engage in the this be supplied with
MY mc w III iIt'is t"''''' "'' g. w. DAVIS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15


PRIzB FIoHT IN CANADA. -Bnfalo, Oct. 10. =
A prize fight took place to-day in Canada op-
posite this city, between Lazarus and Harri-
gan. They fought ono hundred and twenty
eight rounds, occupying two hours and hfty
eight minutes, when neither conquering, the
fight was terminated and the stakes withdrawn.
WORMS OF TIE CENTRAL AMERICA DrsAs-
TER.--NeiD Orleans, Oct. 1O.-The ship Sui
tana, from Yew York, arrived here, reports
that on the ODD ult., she passed of the coast OF
North Carolina, the corpses of four men tioa-
ting on piece OF wreck. They were suppos-
ed to be victims of the Central America dis
aster.
SINKING OF A STEAMER OFF HE'LL GATE
New York, Oct. I2.-The steamer Empiie City
hence for Fall River, struck on the rocks on Hell
q ate, this evening, during dense fog The steam
or was sunk An the passengers including lot
ladies, were saved. The baggage was lost The
upper saloon of the steamer is under water.
DEsTRuoTIVRFIREi At CHICAGO Chicago
Oct IA destructive fire broke out yesterday
morning in State street, destroying the entire block
| between Monroe and Adams street. The building
were mostly frame, The loss by the fire is estima
| ted at s125, 900, The amount of insurance is no
| known.
FINANCIAL AFFAfKs AT NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans, Oct IL The failure of Mepsrs. Corn
| ing & Co, New York bankers, did net affect tn
| Southern Bank of this city.
There were runners Of some failures this morning
but they have not as yet been authenticated. Bus
ness continues in an unsettled condition:
THE CUYAHoGA STEAM FURNACE CON
pANY ASSIGNED. Cleveland, October l2.-Th
Ouyahoga Steam Furnsce Company has assigned
Their nsses are estimated at 100000 over the
liabilities. Two hundred men have been Throw
out of employment by the consequent stoppnge
the works.
BANK SUSPENSIONS IN SOUTH cAR0LINt
| Augusta, Oct. .I2.-Ths Southwestern Rsilros
Bank and the Bank Of south Carolina, suspend'
specie payments this morning,
There Ia heavy run upon all the banks In Charlie
ton, this morning.
Gen. Lamar, of Texas, has arrived at Ne
Orleans, en- route for the Argentine Confede
alton as United States minister.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

TERRIBLE DEATH OF AN AMERIoAN LADY AT
MONT BLANCA correspondent of the Man
chester (Eng.) Guardian gives an account of
the ascent of Mont Blanc by a large party.
among whom there were several Americans,
one of whom, a young lady named Tralaway,
slipped over an ice precipice and fell hundreds
OF feet into assure, where she must have
been dashed to pieces. Living or dead, how
ever, no assistance could be rendered her, and
there her remains must lie until the last trump
shall sound.
A FATAL DISEASE AT CHIoAdo.-The New
York Express has seen private letter from
Chicago stating that a mysterious epidemic
has broken out there, and proved fatal to many
persons, all of whom were sick but a few hours.
The disease is said to resemble black vomit,
but the physicians have been unable SO far to
determine its real character. A large number
of cattle have also been carried off, the same
symptoms being presented upon them.
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GEORGE L. WHITSkL,
# WORK CEDAR COOPER, NO. WEST NINTH
ST., OPPOSITE THE b;!AFAHEETTE HOTEL,

~: $$: 4: a i
reasonable terms. Those wishing to purchase are invited
10 call. All work warranted. DctB-tt
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AAIBROTY PI5T's, MELAINoTYPIST'S DAouKR-
REorYPsrs procure all chemicals used IN their busl-
". w. b. KlNSEY,
Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals 3d., corner 5th and
OCT Ib-tc Mnrkef AZ. wilmington, Del
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ROBBERY Ar the RICHMOND, Va, Custom
HORSEPOWER 100000 IN SPECIE SToLEN.--
Richmond, Va, Oct. l3.-The custom house of
this port was entered last night by robbers
The safe was blown open with powder, and
$4,000 in twenty dollar gold pieces, and s5,-
700 in five dollar gold pieces were stolen. The
robbers left S46, 600 behind.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

gATHE STRUsoLE IN NEw ORLEANs.-Ne,o Or
1edns, Oct. B.-The actual state of the pinch
here is frightfully severe, and heavy suspen-
stems are anticipated. Money continues ex-
tremely scarce, and stringent, and those who
have it show no disposition TO lend it on any
terms. The heigth of the crisis, so far as this
city is concerted, is rapidly approaching.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

BARNS BURNED.-rhe barn, stables, out
Houses, &c., belonging to Mr.. VIM. Sayres, of
Melbourne in Hanover CO., Va, were burned
to the ground on the 4tlf inst, together with
all his crop of wheat, proyender, cor4&c., in-
volving loss of $4,000. Mr.. Edmond Rut-
fins barn, in Hanover county, Va, was set on
fire and entirely consumed, together
with, 1000 bushels of wheat, 200 barrels Of
corn and large number of farming utensils, a
few nights ago.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

A FORTUNE.-Mr. J. II. Schroeder, wine
merchant of Louisville, is, says the N. Y.
Courier, one of the heirs to fortune of 3d.
000,0 900 guilders, in the city of Amsterdam
This sum has been accommodating ever since
1880, at compound interest, and has, of course,
nearly twice doubled itself. The heirs of law
have, in the meantime, increased even at a
greater ratio, the number at present having
reached one hundred and twenty. A guilder
is worth something less than fifty cents, and
therefore, Col. Schreder's share is about hall
q million.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

MONEY TIGHTENING IN ENaLAND.-Boston
Oct. 10.--A letter received per Niagara, dated
on the 18th nlt., reports money matters as gem
orally growing tighter throughout England,
while the demand was also on the increase.-
At Manchester the late buoyancy had yielded
to depression, and on both goods and yarns
decline had been submitted to.
The demand for corn for export continued
active and more than absorbed the receipts.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

A LIST OF. STORE LICENSES DISPENSED by
"A WILLIAM ELLEGOOD, Clerk OF the Peace Tor
Sussex County att February 10Th 1851 to October the
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

KANSAS ELEUTIUN The accounts from Kan.
sas differ as to the result of the late election there
Tho latest despatch asserts that Parrot, the Free
State candidate for delegate to Congress, has been
elected by large majority, and that the Republi-
have carried both branches of the Territorial
Legislature.
The Washington Union has dispatch from
Leavenworth city, October 10th, saying that
Parrot, ths Free State candidate for Congress,
Is elected by from four to five hundred, but
that the Democrats have majority of one
in the Territorial Council and three in the low
eli house. From this it will be seen that the
Free State party in K%n-~~' i"aae grand
Eln1iy
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HELMBOLn BUCHA.

great article for diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys,
0ravel Dropsy, Weakness, &c. Tor sale in all its pu
liiy, BY "a. r. & W. BRiNGHuR5T, No. Jos MaTEet
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

,HE Annual Meeting ofthe Stockholders Of the w st.
1 rbesteT and Wilmington Plank Road Company, ior
the elSston officers the ensuing yeT VII e n
CbesteT on The ID day Of Nnyember next, between e
hour; q e Lay ana o'e"ch cRi.EB BRINToN, seery.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

The usual resolutions were passed, endorsing
the prominent and benevolent schemes of the
General Assembly, and recommending them to
the support of the Churches.
All the decisions OF the Presbytery were
unanimous and subject calculated to bring
out great diversity of views was introduced.
AT no time in Its entire history has the Freshly
terry been so prosperous, or its meetings so in
teresting and so profitable.
The next meeting of the Presbytery will be
held in the Central Church, Wilmington, on
the first Tuesday of April Cecil Dsm.
List of Grand Jurors for Kent ounty, oc-
tober Term, 1867
Duck Creek Hundred-William Farrell, Chas.
G. Temple, John r. Griffin and James b.
Ruth.
| Little Creek-ThomasM Moore, Matthew Hutch
inson.
Douey-Saulsbury Dean, VIM. W. Manlove,
VIM. Webb, George Stay.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Orwell, Ezekiel B. Gle
ments, W. II. Sarde, Samuel d. Roe.
Mispiltion-Benj. ThistlewoUd, j. Hopkins
Miiford-Jos. s. Truett and Royal s. Bur.
dick.
Petit Jurors.--DHck Creek Hd.-J James Truaxl
Obadiah Yoshel, Shortes, Nathan L. Sevil,
James W. Mitchell, Samuel M. Jones.
Little Creek Thomas X. Taylor, Geo. Boy
er, Hiram Finland.
Dorer-Francis Register. John D. Voshell
James L. Heyerin, John Costen, Jas. Ray
mond, Alexander Collins.
Murderkita-Joseph Smith, Joshua r. Gle
ments, Peter M. Lindale, Joshua Spencer
Alexander Hughs, Thomas t. Lacey, Henri
Cowgirl.
Mispiilion-Na than Smith, ST., William Sapl
VIM. NJ. Harrington, Outten Anderson.
MiJord-Nimrod MINER, Shadrack Postlei
Joshua Bennett, Elijah Satterfeld, Sr.
Rob6ery.-Some rogue entered the house
Rev: Mr.. Wynkoop, in King Street above 9tf
on Tuesday last, and carried off gold, silye
spoons, and other articles, amounting, it
supposed, to some $500 or 5000. The exac
I amount of money, however, cannot be ascei
: tanned until the return of Mr.. W. who is al
!. sent on visit. Mrs. W. had left the hous
/ for short time, leaving no one in charge of
: but small boy, when the rogue entered an
: made sure of the booty.
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$4,000 TTCKETsA.......15,1s7 PRIZES
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BY TELEGRAPH.
by THE NATIONAL LINE.
REPORTS FURNISHED By the Associated Prssu-l

NEw YoKK, August 17.-The steamer Columbia
arrived off Sandy gook this no ling, with Liver
pool advIces OF The 9th.
The steamer Arabia reacE ed Liverpool on the
End
Sales of cotton for three days g 600 bales; spe-
culstors took 1900, and exporters 1900; the mar
ket ossd quiet and firm; prices steady; estimated
sales Tuesday the day DISABLING 1000. Breadstuffs
dull all qualities declined Provisions quiet. Lard
uuieL; slightly advanced at zoe. Consols s0ta
S0tc.
The telegraph squadron left Queenstown on the
Sd for Valencia.
The Government had asked authority 10 embOdy
militia for increase of the army.
The French Ambassador az Turkey had suspend
ed diplomatic relations.
The new Turkish Ministry had been announced
Richardson, Spence Co., quite for very dull !;
declined Sd, Corn closed dali mixed and yellow
declined Cd. Others quote -four duh at decline
of 3D. Wheat dull at decline ct lssls led. Mix
ed corn declined 81. Beef quiet" Prices hrm. Pork
quiet. Bacon dull. Rice Qniet
Manchester advices are favorable
LoSDos MARKEr.-sugar dGlf declined Sd Corn
dull, all qualities slightly declined Tea 6Tm.
A despatch from ii adrld says that the Marquis of
Seerraco supercedes Concha-
The East India company makes Fegni Iion of
1000 additional troops.
Persia refuses to evacuate herat-
Deaine, the former maDAssr OF the Times, and
Eugene Sue are dead.
ST. LOUIS, August 17--0fhciaf returns from
eighty counties render Rollins election doubtful.
Chapman (dem has been elected to Congress in
Nebraska.
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WHICH Has TIE BEsr OF IF.-0ns of our fe-
male writers declares that though a few American
ladies' live in idleness or worse than idleuess th,
majority work themselves into early graves, giving
men an opportunity to try or three 10 ;he
of their own vigorous lives" But the recent Gen.
sus Of the State of New York gives zoe. 9Ts males
and LIZA, e6S females. The widOwers number IS,
ss7i the widows 95, ls2. Nearly an equal pumber
OF males and females, butsiGty thousand more wid.
oWs than SidoWers. An exchange paper SAYS:
"This great disparity proves most eouelusiVely
and strikiugly, after the manner OF the fable, that
whatever amusement marriage may afford women,
il is death 70 the menP'
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FaYOrite Odd and Even Scheme.
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The GooDwooD RACEs.-The particulars of the
Goodwood races in England, in which the Ameri
can horses were beaten have not yet reached US
From Geographic despatch we take these meagr,
particulars:
The French horse Monarque won the race. The
English horse Rigber is placed second, and Fisher
man third. Gunboat slipped and fell, and Kestre
and Comma DiVergy also fell heavily Monarque
won by head, and Rigber beat Fisherman by three
lengths. Anton was placed fourth and was two
lengths behind Fisherman. The American horses
Prior and PriOress placed fifth and sixth, and
the others pulled up The finish is said to have
been the most exciting ever Witnessed The Eng
lish papers remark, but without assigning any rea
con, that the American horses would have figured
more prominently had they been rode by Engst
jockeys.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

NEW RUNNING ARRAEGEMEET ON THE JEFFER-
soSvILLE RAILRoAD.-Very few aware that the
j Jacksonville Railroad offers the quickest route
East, West, and North. Passengers taking the In
oianapolis morning train the night express train
to Cincinnati, reach New York in forty hours Phil
adelphia in thirty eight hours Baltimore in thirty
i've hours, aud Washington in thirty-six hOurs.
To Chicago passengers are taken in thirteen hours,
and to St. Louis in fifteen hours. We invite at
tenton to the new running arrangement of the
Company in our advertising columns, which take
eff, CT on Monday next. The routes not only
the speediest but also the cheapest, and we hope
our citizens will patronize the road well as use
their exertions In securing patronage for it.
We take the above from the Louisville journal
of August 18th, TO show the rapidly of the COM
munica,ions from Louisville to the Eastern cities /;
and to cali attention to the long, dusty and atguing
stage ride from this place to Louisville, consuming
almost much time in traversDg the one hundred
and eighty FIVE miles between the two places, as is
required in going from Louisville to New York.
When shall we have railroad completed, and
trips to the East accelerated?
We are told that forty-6ve miles of the Louisville
Railroad are completed and that the Southern mail
is carried it to its terminus and there put on
stages, arriving at Nashville at O'clock only three
hours in advance of the old time, when the stages
carried the mails the whole one hundred and eighty
five miles. Forty-6ve miles at fifteen miles per hour
takes three houIs for the cars from Louisville to
the terminus of the Railroad, a saving oven the
time made by the stages, OF at least nine hours.
Why can't we at this end, then, have the adVant-
age OF that saving of time? The stage, as we said
before, arrives only three hours in advance of the
old time; whereas it should arrive at least three
hours earlier than now. Can't the Post Office De-
partment effect the improvement?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

White Teeth, Perfumed Breath, and Beautiful
Complexion-can be acquired by using the "BaIR Of
thousand F1oaoer8." What lady gentleman would
main under the disagreeabe BREATH when by
using the "BALM OF THRUsAND Flowers a denti-
ce would only render it eet, but leave the teeth
white aabaser Many persons do their breath
is bad the subject delicate their friends will
mention it. Beware counterfeit. Be each bottle is
signed FETRIDGE l. CO., N =.
For sale by all Druggists. feb23-6m.
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Gift Sale of Books at Auction.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
SESSION 1875.

SESSION l6oE-6.
TTNHE Of Lectures in this Institu
i ton will commence Monday, the I'd of November
next and continue till the FIRST Of the ensuing March.
THOMAS r. JENNINGS, M. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
]. BERRIEN LIND5LEY, III D., Pr,fss soT Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy
O. K WINSTON, NJ. D., Professor Of MatsrA Medea and
Medical jurisprudence
A H. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgical AnAtO-
my and Physiology.
JOHN "a. WATSON, n. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
the Diseases Of Women and Children.
PAUL ?. EVE, NJ d, Professor Of Principles and Prae-
tce Of Surgery
W. K. BOWLING. NJ. D. Professor of Institutes aud
Practice Of Medicine.
Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms viii be opened for students the
frat Monday in October, (the 5thl.
Preliminary Course Of Lectures, free to all Students
given by the Professors, commencing also the
hEst Monday Of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital under the DIR econ Of the
Faculty Is open 20 the Glass free OF Charged
Clnque has been estab shed IN connection with the
University which operations performed and cases
prescribed for and eesuTed upon In the Of the
Glass.
Of is el05; Matrieulaiion fee
(Pad onyl 5; Practical Anatomy, slo Graduation
Fee Sq5.
Good boarding procured for IS to % per
For further Information or Catalogue apply 20
PAUL +. EVE, NJ. D.,
augT-3W. Dean % the Faculty.
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ricketts, 81; Halves Sc; Quarters 81.

CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS!
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HOUSE AND LOT, ON CHERRY STRICT, AND
HKGEO WOMAN LIZZIE

Blake EfoEn Mary P1eaananet Al
" ". Puneo %. came.
s.W. Hazslilne 4 c. ". same.
DY virtue e decree pronounesd Ia ne ahoVe eAusss
ID b. the ChancerF Court Sa4hyile, Hl sell
CeaFt Moase ie Ihs ely 81 NGshys, TIE feth dAg
% sepeber the house and ot Ga The east ste Of Cherry
street snd near tie VsTAhdsh Hotel pTssrut oeezpsd
b sali. H. haEE. Ths fo1sinE about IS lses and
running bach ako1t 1T0 fees % alley
And 81 the azs tsue a1d pia1e I'll ssn ths negro
mAn LiEze, mentioned IN ths Eise6nEs and hired q
M Joel Davis
TEzas-Fos ne Hoass aad Lot, And yeaFa uiIh In.
tsfest except f150 cah Par the Save monshs vita
tatsFest hen q - nsslaed and notsa REQUIRED
c. D. BRfKE, Az
anxs. CAzEesFy ceart a SAahsias.
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SHERIFFALTY.

OF We are authorized JAMES NJ. HINTON as
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, the next
March election.
6J We are authorized to announce JOHN K EDSoNDsoN
as candidate of Davidson county, the
March election.
sg- We are authorized to announce f. B. BIGLEY as
candidate for Sheriff Davidson county, at the March
lection.
II We are authorized to announce A Creole, as
candidate Sheriff Davidson county, the Marc
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

FEVER AGUE.-Foremost among the various remedies
for this disease stands DR.. Shaenberge's AntidOte
few doses viii any ordinary case, and dose nva
riably stops the ehs contains nothing in the least
degree hurtful the system under any circumstances
produces unpleasant that attend the
Of Quinne and other agents ia general It
every disease and original and only an
tidote for lIdLdrid.
Ask fcf Dr.. shaIenberger's Fever and Ague Antdote
and be you get pile. Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere Price 81 so. Sole Propretors, A. T. Shall
LENBEReER Co., Rochester, Pa. aug43mdtrisw.
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CISTERNs.

R.R. GLAsoocz, Aurii0neer.
Aura.t Il, Isl -. irsAstd.
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EB We had the pleasure yesterday of making
the acquaintance of Mr.. ATKINSON, the accomplish
ed editor of the Augusta (Ga.) Dispatch. He is on
q tour of observation and recreation. but would,
suspect, have great objection to the transact
ton of little business, by way of variety, should
it offer. His paper is one of the handsomeet and
most meritorous in the State, and We are sure our
merchants and traders who desire to extend their
business or to get reliable information relative to
the markets in Georgia, would do well to advertise
in or to take the Dispatch.
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LOTS ON VINE STREET.

Isaac HOdgens, Trustee &c vs.. A. W. Johnson.
IN pursuance the this case May Term
1851 will sell the 18th day Of September neat,
the Court house lot in this city, Lots the
side Of Vine street. fronting 80 feet each, and
ming back alley. plan OF these lots will be
hibited day Of sale, and terms made known.
@. ID. BRIEN, @. a NJ.
Chancary Court A Ma hyille.
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HOIIOVvay's Pills and Ointmenf.-Publie
opinion compelling the hospitals throughout Europe and
Amer adopt this Alternative. anti bilious and
restorative medicine Sufferers from chronic indigestion,
costiveness dysentery dar a, and liver complaint who
have years. by its
tinued use The Ointment also sovereign remedy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THEODORE FRANK ESQ.,, OF the Pittsburgh and steuhen
vile Railroad Once, says:
"For years have been invalid from Dyspepsia =
With hope Of relief resored many advertised rene
dies failed deriving the benefit sought for, until
tried your HOLLAND BTTTERs the happy effects Of
which upon the digestive organs, and in restoring debi
tated system causes to recommend It confidently to all
suffering from Dyspepsia.
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ADVERTISEMENT
1O5 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS


EVERY KNOWN DISEASE!
The undersigned having been appointed sole Agent for
Nashville, for the sale of the Medical Preparations
mended IN Dr Feese Con bned System of Practice,
Physicians aud Families" would respectfully offer them to
such of citizens need restorative to health.
These preparations compounded from the recipes
the celebrated Physicians and Surgeons OF Europe
and America, and will eUe1y knO disease that is at
all within ofTemedies These Preparations have
tested for by Professor Freese, and other cee
brated Physicians OF country, in their daily practice
and have been found invariably eGectual.
For further particulars Dr. Freeses Combined sys
tenn Of Practioe,-together with Cards, Posters, &c.
Both the Book, Medicine Chests and Medicines may be
had of the undersigned at his Drug Sore, in Nashville.
JOHN J. BEECH,
No. 20 SeWanee Building, Z Olege St,
June16-6m. Nashville, Tenn.
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To be drawn every Saturday In July
and August, 1858.