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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

REGULAR sERvlcE EACH SABBATH.

REGULAR SLETlCE EACH sADnATE.
TRINITY CHUEcH-Rev. Josiah PHELPS, Rector All
o'clock :. H. and / O'Clock P II.
FIRST PEsByrEEIAS CHURcH-Rev. c. Boynt0n, Pas
tor. At II II 4. n aud 6 i. u.
METHODIST Episcopal CuURoH-Rev Il. Wood, Pastor
IT lG5z l. u. and e p. n.
WEsTNINsTER PRESBYTERIAN CEURCH-ReE. B. PIX
lips Pastor. Al II a. n. ana Oh p II.
PRIMITIVE ME-Hopisr CnCRcH-lIey. }. sharpe. Pas
tor. a 1913 a. ". and p. NJ.
CATHOLIC CHcRcR-ReT. Father BcnwelL Ail0A.&
and P Il.
~ Should any change Of time occur, those interest
ed will please give us notice
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

NHY irE SICNED Ir.-Thc Pro-Sia-cry
organs OF Wisconsin are now inveating
excuses III behalf OF their candidate for
Governor. tor gniaE Il petition asking
that ,ir right OF suffrage ba extended 10
Negroes. FRS, they say she signed II
in haste, and without thinking about it,
Then nor satisfied with that story, they
say she signed it deliberately, in order
to have the question at once aud FOREVER
sct'led.' But finding that in whatever
way 1t might be settled one year, the oups-
tlon could be again submitted the follow
ing year. 'they next assert that he sirn-
Cd Ito put himself and party on IN equal
ny with the Republicans = Thus. in
three days, Mr.. Cross organs have
changed his position in regard TO Ibis
matter three times. That is Just as often
rs Douglas and Buchanan have changed
theirs relative to the rirht Of CONGRESS- 70
ieg,Sla:e on the subject OF slavery in the
Territories. Why does not mr.. Cross adj
mn Al once that he signed il i'm good faith
lor The o.J"ct patent on the iace of the
petition? Since Sir. Hunter, Democratic
candidate for State Treasurer in I.ouisi-
ana, headed a body Of fre. NEGROES in
the parish Of Rapids TO drive white men
from the polls fer Challenging thcir votes.
would seem 10 be entirely safe for a
Democratic candidate for Governor of =
tree Stale to he in favor OF extend:ar the
right oE suffrage to the same class. Mr.,
Cross should study Democratic racedencs.
ami Lake courage Chicago Dem. Press.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. - - -
FIour-quist and ranges from $3.50 TO $40 fof 's'
extras for shipment. ,..t atoc.
40 600 hu changed hands At the close II croIl' IN
10 7Cc which was the outside Of buyers oAf15'
car loads sold ~ these figures - t-s-d ~
tiae limit OF luvers offers, bat holders re- use- -
this rate ana the market closed DUN 80 ssIfrssst
Oats -verv inactive 1t pc 10 store II -Tz-7
~ the depot they bEiE- o.c. ,,~R
Frei-ht-guiet aua rates are uuchs21sl--
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

IHE SICas OF THE TTNEs-A Usrrc1o1-s
I1DicATIoNs.-The indications from CIV
cry portion of the State are cheering for
the Republicans. The Ioathin- of cor
7optlon and fraud among the Germans
IS driving them bv thousands from the
support Of Cross. We publish elsewhere
al article translated from the Watertayyn
'Anzzeigcr, au influential German Dem
oeraac paper, that has hauled down The
Gross Tag, aAd repul.atos ,he en,irel.el,-
q. The Milwaukee " Grad Aus" ran-
nnues TO pour hot shot into the rotten bnII
OF Earstowisln; and The Racine .l-olkz-
b.ait, which last year supported Buehan-
an, puts up the entire Republican ticket
and gives If hearty support.
Ia the western portion OF the State. the
'~si feeling prevails among the Republi
cans. \ prominent citizen of Grant
county, We. posted Ia the politics Of The
toea.Ity, informs us that old Grant is Good
5 l., 1900 Republican majority this fall
i1rslo|lsla and Buchanan's recent letter
declaring the Constitution Il pro-slaverv
document are TOO much for the people n
Dear. Keep The baIl in motion. Lei the
%aichword be RavpALL A~D RrroRw.-
| Son Jlu-ual.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

DISTRICT CONVENTION.

-r several towns composing the Southern Assembly
4ts 81 Iowa county, are requested hold primary
meetings AMI send delegates District Convention, t0
x. held Mineral Point, Saturday, the 10th dag
,..aer clock m FOR tho purpose OF nominating
candidate represent said district in the LeEis
Each will be entitled to delegate foI
every ity yoas cast NJ the last general election.
JOHN LOVE. r-..
GEO d MILi.tIa ,-:----..-.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
Milwaukee Market.

NlLwArzgE. sept p I''.
Spring wheat sold readily at 50 q SIC, winter 81
100 for common 10 choice. 80 -~--ut
Rye-5uli and little 5oiDg-very Attle comma
quote norlinaIly al g a. g. rF te.t
Sariey-iaferior qualities all-czt Uns@-sto-'' go
b-i ght lots duIl-saIes 65 @ 70.
UHts-5Z a 35
Coru-6O a 20. .-... .s.gly
Butte--coIunlOn IS @ 20-sOod N little se-.7 '''''
AT p @ IS.
Eggs-12 O. Is.
Ioratoes-Zj q 37is
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
What VIC Have and What 40 GIVE.

From the report Of Secretary Guthrie
some important truths may be learned
with regard to Cur finances. He esli-
mates the money in circulation in the
country in the year 1855, as follows:
Bank notes in circulation Sl04,OOO, 600
Cola N circulation 1871 ,O00,UO0
Com III Banks $4,000, OGO
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

GEN. SCorr on TIE Pillow CAsE.-General
Scott publishes card in the National IlteBj-
ge1cor in reply to the charges of Gen, Pillow,
that he (Scott) had paid $4,000 t. Santa Anna
OF Mexico rs purchase money for n peace. Gen.
Scott says: " | certify on honor that 1 never,
at any time paid TO Gen Santa Anna, or caus-
ed to be paid to him or To another for his use or
benefit, one dollar or more, ON any account or
IN any way whatever" lie uses up Pillow
completely. and conyicts him Of gross lalsehood
and HIehnn0r-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
Il SUSPENDED BANK PAYNE IN FULL.

X SUSPENDED BANK PAYING rs Full.
Notice Is given in the Augusta papers to
all persons holding certificates for Canton
Bank bills. and all other persons whose
claims against Bank have been allowed by
the receivers, that a dividend of one hun
dred per cent will be paid to them on the
18th day of October next at the Granite
Bank, Augusta, Maine.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

me BRIG MARINE AND THE CENTRAL
AMERIcA.-Captain Burt, of the Marine,
informs US that when he bore down for
the steamer, knowing his own disabled
condition, and that he must necessarily
drift far to the leeward; and hoping that
those on board the steamer would realize
this; he made every preparation on board
the brig for riding by hawser-and ex-
pected TO find u boat out from the steam
or with the end of one of her large haw-
sera on board. Re accordingly rounded
10 close under the stern of the steamer
so close that biscuit might almost be tos-
sed from one vessel to the other-and
close enough to have received a line from
small bo.-t-but to his dismay, none such
was III readiness; and in a minute more
ne was drifting rapidly away. He as con-
hdent thai he could have saved every
soul IF he could only have made fast to
the steamer! In this opinion, men of
nautical experience must universally con-
cur Norfolk Argus, Sept. %
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

THE LATE LIEUT.. HERNDoS. L. s.
NAvT.-It IS a beautiful commentary on
the character Of our countrymeu, that not
women nor child persisted in the late
s.upendous disaster. Whatever formal
tribute nay be designed to be paid TO the
memory OF the noble commander of the
lost ship, should be rendered by the wo-
men OF America. He has reflected hon
or upon his country, indeed, whose mem
DRY IS embaImed in the gratitude of her
daughters.-[ Milwaukee Free Demo-
Crat.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
MASONIC.

IoNvn Chapter n. q, Meets first and third Ihai'-
days Of each month, 1T the Masonic Hall, Mineral POM
Mineral Pint Lodge Nc. /, Meets first s1d '1i'a
Tuesdays Of each month, the Masonic Hail. Ainei'
Point.
gs7 Transient Brethren are invited to attend.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
ri a gES - gsf

DR.. WELD, would respectfully inform BE yitlasrso Of
ibis CITY au vicinity, that ne intends 10 pay ri.i; 70
the Eastern States about the 18th August pn-Je
be absent Il or weeks. These desiring lis .Hue-is.
professional scryces woaiG 90 well 10 cali soa 25g
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
Ranking House oft. {. ,vazA5urn = to.

AirEsA1 rorSr, WIS, OcroRER !, Is.
TINS Olice viii hereafter be open for The trsr1s:I.
OF Business from 70 L \. ~ anu from 2 70 p. Y.
22u {. c. WASHBCBE & CO.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
&716 SOL So

Ss77b Sol ,S9I
1t seems, therefore, that for one single
item we fast Americans have created a
debt Of S5776, 55l, STA sum more than
double that of all the gold and silver and
aank notes circulating in the country
We, therefore, owe for railroads alone a
sum equal to all the money in the Union.
In other words, if our railroad debt was
paid every dollar of gold and silver and
paper money in the land would change
hands
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

SPECIE CoNIyG FROM EURorE-A letter re
ceivet at Albany last Monday from reliable
Ne-cantn House in New York, states hat 50
100000, IN gold is known 10 be Oh lis way from
Liverpool to New York. The occurrence OF thi.
rare event at once altests the severity of the
pressure, and prornis, 8 to aid in its relief
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

IN poiluCdI MATTEL anu Hdi' my Sucn names
as those of Longfellow, Within, Haw-
thorn, Signor Rufini, and others for con-
trbutons. This is much needed since
the degeneration of Harper and Putnam.
go The Secretary of War has order
ed a withdrawal of the troops from Law
renee, and consequently the siege is rails
ed-a worthy emulation Of the King Of
France who
Marched up the hill
And then MARCHED down again.
gg= The General Post Office receipts
during the first half of the fiscal year
were So, 40i,114, showing a gain Of $780,
600.
e@ Madame Jenny Lind Cold
schmidt has recently given her lord an
other daughter 1t is said the family will
soon remove TO England.
~ a man while in a state of intoxi-
cation, fell off the precipice near Suspen-
sion Bridge, and was instantly killed
So says the Buffalo Republic.
fs9@ Illinois viii produce this season,
two hundred and eighty million bushels of
grain more than ten bushels for every
man, woman and child in the United
States.
~ Capt Meigs declares his inton-
ton TO have the new Hall of Representa-
tives at Washington, ready for use by the
lst Of Dece mber.
E&J@ The health of Gen. Scott is said
to have become quite impaired recently,
in consequence Of an accidental fall, re-
ceiyed through the carelessness of a SER
want about two weeks since, at West Point
which seems to have affected his whole
system.
E5= The population OF California Is
estimated at $40 goo.
80 The Hon. Caleb Cushing IS about
to engage III the practice OF the law, in
Boston, in conjunction with Sidney Web
stcr, ESD, formerly President Picrco's
private secretary.
80 The Secretary Of the Navy, hav-
ing been informed that the laying Of the
Atlantic cable has been postponed until
next year, has ordered the Niagara to
return to New York, and the Susquehaua,
her COns0rt, 10 ioin the home snnaIron.
49, The President has s;opol -.
,,,.,0.,-,.,,.:,., 9 -
'-'' 0'''e u oo'"t TWO
Lhiihohs ana nan acres OF pubic lands
IN California, and upward Of four humid
red and fisty thousand in Missouri and
=, ,b. ,r1,c,,el ,,.,l,s :. -. S. he
.r.-~,f -. - - ~ '> ,','l-
u ecu ies1L' ''loh OF Lake Ispln, MIN
mace in Nav and j., NJ ss,.r; a,,I NJ
-..,,, :. 49,,
- 80 -'-.'- - No.
h-1 ! emerson DAVIS, late Secretary
OF "1E IS Ill.
4,arrt,., r -.,,o--
-','''-'0' " 400
immigrants nave landed at New York
$3.50 81 4"o'
year.
G@g- A vouar oon,Ien,a, bav,,c a..
40 my "
II ~ =, : al U.s.
--iC it'JIt, doNI+oStu nEf III the following
CmBhati. and ara,oo~aI s-r,;.,
g. A.. .......9
" Most beautiful, accomplished. and
.,,,.,,,-ril7 ''.u5 WI o"l l''o sup " al
"'Iil1S l'Cu ana u.ide9CfFaud cOnIeScen-
sion OF your Infinite goodness, please TO
extend 10 Your obsequjous, devote. and
very humble servant rl,af MIR oF -,
- - ''''' P-''' u . H4to-
vxcaescence of this noctural cyindric Iun,-
inary,-n order that the rafufnan, br;,,l,,-
ness of It's Respondent britlianCy NAV daz-
zIe the yison nj our oc,nIor o1,7,s No.,
polently.
HI - O. - - nc mus 1Ii'oi-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

LUafRER OK Fox RIvER.-Tug-boat have been
DONG lively business, in towing RATS OF lum-
Der and logs to their destination up thc Fox
River.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

re The Richmond Wing asserts that
1oT. WISE ms the inside track" for
Senator from Virginia.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

Observation-Disclosures and Foster, who cscap-
cd some time since from the jail u; Aianltowoc,
have been recapturcd.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

Rev. n. E. Chaplin has removed from
Beaver Dana, Wis, and has taken the
pastoral care or the Baptist church at Oar
lingtou.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
JAlIES BUCHANAN - ISIS.

Having urged the adoption Of the Mis-
sour Compromise, the Inference is ire
sIs.a9le that Congress, il my opinion,
possesses power to legis!ate upon the
.ssul iect Of Slavery ii the Territories. =
II.elLnr 10 Snnlford.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
q Move in the Right Direction

DIX l'ANDAll. proposes to charge only an e,,.,,
E-'' "on %i'n,n one mile OF bis alce, anal fy c,,.
for each iaA mate in addition. BiA he be ,,, '''
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
pRTs1DprrrAr sTULrIFTcAT!og

The following extracts from letters IN
der the sign manual Of Mr.. Buchanan
disclose the eminent consistency OF this
distinguished head of the great NArIoN Al
Democratic party. That which Mr. Bu-
chaIlan firmly maintained 10 be orthodox
in ISIS and 1856, it strikes him with
anazement in 1857 TO find that any enc
should venture to assert:
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

DISTRESSING AcuDExr-A little daughter of
Mr. y r. Hall, living near ,Tantsyiile vas Sc
7erely sealded last Wednesday, BY falling into
pail Of hot water
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
AEALG iMATTaE.


Characterization Of the White with the
Negro blood is the sure and essential re-
'sult of the elevation Of the negro to the
free suffrage and social equality of the
Caucasian race Weyauwegian.
This IS one of the bugbears which the
pro-Slaycry Democratic press has invent
ed for the occasion. Negroes" have en-
ioyed the Right of Suffrage in New York,
New England and others Of the 'sOld
Thirteen" ever since the Union was es-
tabIishcd. "Amalgamaton' is not heard
Of IL those States, but at the South, where
the Negro is regarded as an inferior be-
ing, and neither admitted to Free Suf-
frags," or Social Equality" "Amalga-
nation is rather the rule, than the
exception Milwaukee Sentinel.
How KASsAs IS TO DE MADE 4 SLAVE
SrArE.-Coi. jefferson Davis, in a recent
speech in Mississippi, as reported in the
Union, uses this language in regard to
Kansas:
1T is more than probable that a Con
s.itulion which 'did not exclude, and
"therefore would recognize the right to
'ho Slave property in the new State"
would be submitted TO Congress-
This taken in connection with the letter
Of lIT. Buchanan - that Slavery already
exists in Kansas under the Constitution
OF tho United States - - sio.,,; -.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
Spenl slutitrg.
NOTICE.

Tie hrst ins.allment on The si},sc-i,;,.-
eral Point Seminary viii be due ON the -, 'e Min
'ober' anu al who have subscribed are .. oe
ready TO meet their payments on or bcf 10 he
and Others who have made fair promises nv Iu'e
10 give Us Their names and cash. that We may n,
to meet all our liabilities; the work ,ss. q, 's 10
on. anu S'l 90
The building IS Progressing rapidly, and M
nave part OF II ready fof school in few vvoel 10
mean time we wo0ld SAY 70 friends, send are
eNl'ren' Tor though the present school room il - cur
means a desirable one, still we have pleasant, pro..-
ps anu nereAs'og school, under the supervision Of =.
Mineral Point, Oct. 5,h, 1871
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

- HE nomination Of Carl SchurZ
or candidate for It Governor, however
81 may dlsP,oase the Democratic Know
Nothings, is gratifying to the old German
patriots, and those who sympathize with
them. The n Y. Criminal Eeituna."
an able German paper in that city, says:
Among the Republican nominations OF
Wisconsin, we notice that Of AIr. Cur!
SchUrz, VINO has been presented 10 the
people as candidate for the office Of Lii.
Governor. It can but create general sat.
IaEactlon 10 see that man, who has lately
been lost light Of by many, promoted to So
honorable Il position.
Ihe German milton, anG the whole
civilized world have very seldom been
thrown INTO 50 joyful an eXcitemeu;, as
when Air. Schurz, by his heroic efforts.
effected tie liberation o. Gotttried Kin
kei from the dungeons Of Spaudau The
prudence, bo.jAess, perseverance, and de-
yo'ion, winch AIR. 5, displayed in dis act
form 4 brilliant chapter ii ,he history Of
Germany Though prescribed himself,
and IN perpetual danger, he stayed sever
al months IN lhs midst Of his prosecutors.
"a t5eTllu ana Sp1ldau, ulIt.l hu succeeded
IN rescuag from the grasp Of vindiclive
tyranny lis victim. How deep he hurt
the despolIc heart oG The King OF Prussia
IS sill apParaussSapm the words that es-
cape him occasionally, ana from the acts
of that individual.
However different the opinions -people
may entertain about Kinkels revolution
airy activity, his efficiency as an agitator
and a. revolutionary leader nobody de-
nias, that he IS an amiabic, noble, and
All honorable character, and that his liber-
alton from the dungeons Of Spandau re-
heTcd the oppressed hearts Of all true
friends OF liberty. But he who has
brought about that liberation has ils,
claim on the highest esteem and sympa- |
Thy Of all men.
His election will show 10 the Disgusting
individual Who occupies the throne 81
russia, tia, noble deeds-which are pun /
shed as crimes in Europe-ful heir re-
wards in this Republic.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

The Fresbyte rian CU.S) sabbath SeF,-I
Point will receive the most great full s, -1eFal
Of the Weleh Calyinistie Sabbath school NJ,
for 90 copies Of the Presbyterian Sabbath Srf,,
and also a number Of Sabbath School Roofs ''-'-i
r. PERFC2TN-t. A.,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
LANLES BTCHANAN ls56.


This Legislation - the Kansas and Ne
iraska bin Is founded on principles Of
Free Government itself, and iuaccordauce
with them has simply declared ''tIial the
s.1eople Of a Territory Ike those OF a
state, shall decide FOR themselves nheth-
"er slavery shall or shall not exist within
.'its limits. - Acceptance Of nomination
for The Presidency.
PRESIDENT BUCHANAN II 1857.
Slavery existed at that period - when
the Kansas and Ncbrasls;, bill was passed
and still exists il Kansas under the
Constitution Of the United States. This
point has al last been decided by the high
est tribunal known to our laws. How
''ed IS a mystery Il confederation Of
sovereign States acquire new Territory
at the expense Of their common blood and
treasure, surely one 81 Of the partners
can have no right to exclude the other
from its engagements, by prohibiting
them from talking into Il whatever is re-
'cognized to he property by 4 common
constitution Letter to Sil.lman.
The National Democratic party fol-
lows its leader, Mr.. BucuAyAg, in this
disqualification. At lhe bidding Of the
South, they have abandoned the doctrine
heretofore maintained by the entire North
and formally recognize and adopt SLAV-
cry rs . National Institution. The De
mocracy q Wisconsin. who Ju. a few
years since explicitly resolved agains,
Slavery extension, are expected to swat
low their words and conform 10 the new
Democratic test 1I.iw, Sentinel.
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Mineral Point Rail Road
g - ...........732I-, -
FORENOON TRIM.

: and after THURSDAY July 80 ls57. tT,e -.
~ Passenger Trains Will be run as follow AT an'
Cs..Jl: --7s J2-A-ag e.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
.lis,rrol Point el,,t'n2le.

CRY OF NIEE2aL POINT:
ESBAI, OCT. o. 1856
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-17
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
v EsT MAScHEsTKR. Pa FEB. 4, /

WET MAScHEsTER. Pa Feb. :, 1876.
SIR Your CHERRY rECTOEAL is Performing marvellous
ing ptoms Of consump ion and 4 curing an
Who has abored under affection Of for
forty years HENRY L. PARIS, Merchant.
A. A RAMSEY, NJ D.. ALBos Monroe county, Iowa,
have 70 nd nothing equal your CHEEaY P6oruRAL
81 ing and relief 70 o0nsumptve patients, caring
such are durable"
gh- adj oumes Of evidences, bat the most con-
yneug oo OF The virtues Of this remedy l. found In
COnsum ptIon.
Probably nc remedy has ever been known which
many aud such dangerous this no
hu aid reach bat those the CHEKRY P1CTJ-
aEords Teief and con fort.
AsrJR HoUsE, Nav YoRK CTTT, March s. 1856.
ToCToR Ayr, LowESL; fee lt a nuty and pleasure
TO info what tHERT FeC0RAL hts done for
ufr She hsd been eve Uolths labOung under the dan
gero symptoms 0f Consu mpton, from which aid
could procure gave her relief she steadily
in nt Dr. strong, q MS ett Shsre sc have Soae Tor
advice, rscommen-e tid Of yoar medicine. We bless
his kindness do your skt FOR she has recovered
rom that day she is yet stong a. she used 10 be-
but Is free IRON her cough, and calls herself we'll
ORJsSD6 SHELBY,
Of shslbyvile.
onsuyp ptres do not despair an you have tried ATEas
CHEaaE pECrOAAL Il Is made by Of the best medical
chets ia World, aad is cares al a-ound us bsspeAk
the high merits % as virtuea--{a1a. Ledger.
PREPARED By DR. J. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell, HAS.
And sold wholesale by
BE8RY : DEMOElLLE, Nashville.
et.lby-
10 g. BROWN, aud all druggists 10 this city,
FRiEtsoN a HAWKINS, Uolagbla.
TuOMAs BRO. ClAFksvllae-
r. d. DEERY, shelby vile
sCHELL BLACkMOkE, daU2tn
Ana alldealersin ae eeioiAs ever shsfe.
DAS. FAChARD,
Oeti.-lm. AivsTtisiae Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-17
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
ThOrn's Compound Extract of Co.
Daiba and SarsanaIIIIa

Possesses advantages not enjoyed by any other medicine
for the cure Of sexual ees, which eught-
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eratum long sought for in the medical world needs
conhue ueut change Of diet its
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sensation 70 the patient 1t has acqllred tn fame
in almost every pat Cf rope, has been examined 40
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