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Moody s cARuTHERs.

Holoway's Ointment cannot be too implicitly relied
upon remedy complaints Of the kidneys and the
bladder should be thoroughly rubbed in the
gion affected. The Immediate result VIII be cessation OF
pain, and continued applications viii consuDmate the
cure.
Sold the mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane, New York,
and by all druggists, 25c t2c, and 81 per boz. IS
RHKUz ATBx-NEURALGIA The agonies of rheumatism
and Neuralgia are among the acute which the
human frame Attic ed, and have heretofore been
ound the difficult remove. Happily remedy IS
nov by which the most obstinate be
immed lately cured This sovereign remedy is BRAea's
ARCTIC nnEEr, for by Druggists generally. 1t is
only necessary the sufferer try f. be assured Of
its efficacy. Oct1lm.
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G. A n DID A T E S.
SHERIFFALTY,

~ We are authorized to announce Moses SINGLETON
ESQ, candidate for United States Senator.
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WHISKY WHISKY The Georgetown Journal
reports sale by Geo p. Peak, Esq., Of that place,
of fifteen year old whisky st $40 per gallon.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

NV STYLE OF PkRIsIAs GLoVEs.-A new style
Of glove has been introduced in Paris, among the
beau monde. The Paris correspondent Of abe
New York Journal Of Commerce thus describes
them:
The Kid glove Is seWed with q contrasting col
ored silk, and the seams on the back Of the hand
are ornamepted vita running wreath af embFoid-
cry Of the SIX around the wrist the glove Is gath
cred very slightly on 40 elastic, hidden By 4 wreath
Of enbroideFyi a very narroW Gill Of the I'D con
ceals the wrist.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

Trunks, Vslises and Bonnet Boxes.
4" &" Travelling
" sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Gents Trunks;
Ashland aud Steel Spring sole leather Valses;
Also, heavy Wool Hats. Carpet Bags, sAtchels Black
Bags &c AL articles viii 81 the very
lOtoest prizes By BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
No. IL ColleFe street,
DC 3. (Sign Of the EeEro.)
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

Two GovERSoRs Sous on A RACE-SEwARB A.
sAISsT GIBBS One of our Stat street hard ware
stores boast OF two clerks who are sons TO e1-
Governors One is a son to 1-G.vernOF Seward
and tine other TO ex Governor g bbs a d0un-east
Governor. On TUESDAY Seward bet Gibbs eve
dollars that he did not dare 10 start out bare headed
aud 10 his shirt sleeves, aud cary a seuItle of coal
round the block In eight minutes Gibbs took up
the bet aud propelled. Seward followed alter. and
BY starting cry Of stop thief undertook 10 get
Gibbs dragged TO the station house and thus Vii
the bet by strstsgem. Il vas 90 20, however.
Gibbs put on steam, rolled up his uozsrrs aud
won the race by neck. Bully Tor Gibbs.-14l6a-
Ry Riieksr5oeker, oct sA.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The White Property

a
ON TUESDAY, 10TH or NOvENB n NEXT, I vif sell
" the highest lidder the premises, that valuable
property, nov occupied and owned BY Ms. WnEKED
WHITE situated IN south Nashville opposite the Univer
sity fronting Market street III feet TO alley and
extending back TO College stree sSs feet, more or less
making two fronts.
The house story brick, con tanning large rooms,
BESIDES Han, and two story porch IN the rear and al
necessary oUtbuidngs This property Is the most beau
tu and at the time vauabe situated IN tnsl
portion Of the city for private residence and has al
the advantages that any other property has In airy po'
ton OF the city. We would earnestly request those Ia
want Of residence give this examination before
the day Of se cnhdent they cannot suit them
selves better. Noting could say In its behalf In an
advertisement would indicate what is really is. Go aud
see for yourselves.
TERNs or sALE-S15OO in cash; balance in J. g and
years with interest hon date good security and lien re-
tanned.
For further particulars enquire Of
<. B. GLAsCoCK, Agent,
Oct5-td. No. 81 Cherry street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


HooKsrouN. BEAvsE co.. Pa. FEB 5th, 1871
We prefer buying FOERHAVE's HOLLAND BITTERs
for cash, the disc nrt. Hope send you soon
Recommendation from Minister tetiiying its eurs'
tive powers (sigDed1a
MOODY s cARUTHERs.
INDIGESTION
DARSEsTo7H n, BoETeoN EEY Co HAHYLIHp-
n.y.. ss January Slst, 1851. (
felt the bepe6t Of any medicine ueh from
the bottle Of BORHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTRRS pur-
chased last fall wish 10 know where getit without
fear Of imposition. Gigned)
JOSEPH c. DELFT.
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Fresh Arrivals
At
McCLURES MUSIC SALOON.

OP those Justly celebrated Pianos OF steiuway Son.
" A. II. Gale Co, aud sOebbeler 4 Smith, Of New
York TO which the attention OF purchasers ~ invited
Also the largest assortment Of Sheet Music, Music
Books, Vions, Accerdeons, Flutes, Clareonets, FgeO
let's Drums, and BanjOs, ali OF which will be sold At tbs
lowest rates you wish bargain and best Musical
Instrument, call at (he old Musical StOre) No 80, Union
street. JAMES A. MCCLURE.
n b. Ihave every size and pattern OF MelOdeons
ugactured by CarhRrt, Needham Co.. New York which
sell their retail prices. Also, large assortment Of
Feather busters. J. A. n.
Sept1S
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STORE HOUSE FOR SALE,

STORE HOUSE FOR SALE
On Broad street, End door from College,
VITE are oGelilg for sale, cheap, that vAlua- a
w bic House, situated Broad s., and izs1sA
adjoining the Shoe Of B. R. Gutter I'd door ss=
from College This is q desirable business
Stand, and business OF any description
1t win pay 10 per upo the purchase money. Come
quick you win lose bargain, For PaTten lars enquire
OF L. z. GLASo OK, Agent,
septq6 No 81 Cherry street.
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SNYDER & FRIZZELL,
No. 81, Public Square,
Re rev in receipt Of heir PAN and Winter sioef %
IL BOOTS and SHOES, All Of which are made expressly
fol the retail trade, c0Esis ms IN part o.
Ladiss' Buttoned heel Gstert;
Congress -
- SIDE Laced 80
Conrr ess Caters, without heels;
side and Front Lace CATERS, Wiihc1s heels
KID and Goat Boots
I" Boots, With heels
9ithout heel:
white KID and sstia Shipper;
FOR mIs8ES.l
K.a snd Goat ven q ho.''' "a, h,s,.,
LastInF aitsrs Of al kinda.
Plain EcAeol Shoes
ALSO,
BOYS Congress Caters
Calf EroEanfs
Thiek Boots sHe BsoEknas
IRE Calf Beotsf
Aise Tood Stock o. ehoes fos ehHdren.
THICK BROGANs AND ROoEs.
Kxtra heavy nFoEans piaataton uat, DutrA Fsuta
L7r uoss en- Also, en thick bvots. poek 81 t3leE
Bro4ans cry saPeFicT arse, and sin BE- scid
sss3. ssyDER FRJzELL
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-. WANTED Immediately, TO-
k4B- ~s1S 900 engage in the sale of the most
popular selling Books in An erica. Invshds, mechanie
farmers and teachers wishing travel will find this
very profitable and pleasant business, enabling them to
the country, and make money at the time A
gents in the business clearing from $500 to 81 so
per year full particulars and list Of Books address
H. Nj. RULIsON Queen City Publishing House, 14l Main
street, Cincinnati, Ohio; or, living East, RULIsoN,
Philadelphia. sept2i.
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VaIuabIe Land for Sale,

Valuable Land for Sale.
ON Tuesday, the goth day of October
" next viii eel 20 tbe highest bidder, my farm in
Robertson county, Tennessee mile North Of Turner'S
Vile, and four miles from the Nashville and Henderson
Railroad being 20 miles from Nashville and 20 from Clark
vile. Said tract contains
1000 Acres
Of the Corn Tobacco land to be found in
Middle Tennessee. viii sell i In divisions, as foows
No. contains thousand acres $50 cleared, the
balance heavily timbered. This includes elegant
Framed Dwelling beatty finished with 10 good rooms good
kitchen, negro houses, cstern, carriage house. stone
spring house. and bs sufficient to cure 10000 pounds
Tobacco.
No. contains $40 acres 156 cleared, balance well tim.
bered This contains tolsrably good double log
house and 3 never failing spring
No. contains 240 80 cleared, the balance
finely timbered with very superior spring.
No contains $40 Of the finest Board and slave
timber between Nashville and Pond river, through which
the stage road from Nashville 70 HopkinsVile passes.
At the tine and place, will sell my present crop
Of Corn, Fodder, Oats, Wheat, Tobacco, &c Also my
stock Of Mules, Hogs, and Cattle and hundred and
fifty Ewes several fine Jacks, and Of the finest Stall
lions in Middle Tennessee.
TERMsI will sell the land for hth cash. the balance
credit Of two, three, and four years. with interest
from date; retaining lien the property for the Pur
chase money.
Oct IS, 1851 ids.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

FVtHE unasvssneA has o. hand saae sEpeFor erops e
white 9hszl EAsA Wi ss Seid far sss Il sasniiiiss
. s 49, ID. DIcKEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

NHH subso6sr takes mstbod % informing his cid
sustoasrs and fFieads and the P1ole EeasFAays thu
he bis Hardware store rem ae old stand
narket strsst e S. n he large bc bading iatsiY
erected Eonlh SIDE q Broad street. where Be keep
oostahly kasd aud mak 10 order various aFtIse4
oubrared kis hae Of business. He Invites especial a.
tsuon 10 his large aassrtnsut 81 CASTING, EOLLOW-
WARk BRASS, &c saeh Aautle aad Coal erates Waz
"a boEe Pio4 go41 straw a34erl CeFn-SAeers Qern-
O. azhers, ACtushtrs BAtony WHTk aud Iron FeueaEs
Csses Mia, Tea eftea, Bras Kettles slrohs oAnai9-
slseke, Sud alaut endless varsity ether artc-es
iania-sf ANpREW ANDERsQA
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PIOWSl PlOWS!!
Tennessee PlOW Factory.

NAj have hand aud will Keep for sale all the varie
w ties OF Plows manufactured this Establish ent
Merchants and planters purchasing in gu tnty will be
furnished at Factory prices.
HILLMAN BROTHERS.
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K. G. BILLINGS,
Late Lieut.. of Company O.


Paine ito Reg't 8. c. Volunteers.
Re sure and HOofdnd's German itters and
that the signature c. kson wrapper Of
each bottle.
For sale by druggists and storekeePers in town
village United States West Indies and Cana
das. Price IS per bottle. Principal Gee, AIS Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa. eOtf-1m-
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MEnFHIs, TINE Dec. sth, 1855,

MEMPHIS, TERN Dec. Sth, 1856.
To WHOM IT NAY coAoERN-Ths is certify that W. 8.
roofs for last spring, with COM
position called Vests Patent Galxsno Cement one OF
them was deck he other old single roof, which
are giving perfect satisfaction. He also repaired DOR
mer window which leaked bEdly and had baed the skin
Carpenters prevent It's leaking which he succeeded
making perfectly tight do most cheerfully recon-
mend his mode Of roofing the public for all roofing
purposes and believe Il to be permanent hKtnTe against
aTe and water D. COCKRELL,
aforn arrfal Hot
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AN IMPORTANT ITEM TO THE SURVIVORS OF
THE LATE WAR WITH MEXICO.

LAKCAsTEs H., 8 c. May II, 1856.
DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON. Dear Er:-After my return from
Mexico, seriously afflicted with that terrible disease
which has carried to the grsve many OF my fellow
soldiers Chronic DsrrbGa with Neuralgia,
brought by the climate Of Mexico, and the mode Of
living while engaged IN the var. The relief have Oh
tanned the Hollands German BitteFs is
tonishing; cheertuIy have and stn continue
recomm Bitters ali who similarly affect
ed believing that the benefit that will result from their
will be incalcuabe.
Very respectfully yours,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

TWELVE fourteen gentlemen be pleasantly
ToOmed and boarded at 81 Gay street, the CaPl-
toll. IoctlU-tLl JAS. p. KERLV.
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SAM. TATE, President.
=. O. ARMS, Gent SuPs.

MKAPRIs, March g. 1851.
". g. BESKKTF, Eso-Dear sir.-The facts within our
knowledge Of the durability, &C. Of Vests 6alvanio Ce'
ment these: The building you covered for us last
spring am happy 20 state has cred expectations
We therefore, il TO the public for all roof
ing purposes light cheap, IRE and proof roof
1t does not get soft and from the Effects Of the heat Of
SUM- does Il harden and crack from the effects OF
the cold Amy persons wishing TO know Of this ar
tiele, can call at mandatory.
N. g. BRUCE 4 co.
Oarriags Mandatory, Monroe ST. Memphis, Tenn.
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1goUsE And I..DT FOR SALE.

T AM oaering for sale privately, House and Iol -
sitnated On Broad street., few doors above sun ~
msFs fronIihg 81 y feet on Bread roaming hack rs -
feet 70 an alley. Tia haEse contains rooms IN the main
b1ildng. Kitchen, szs-hc1s, szcks hoGse, Ar We
vii give bargain In the above ToPsEy, and car terms
shah be easy. 4. r. GAAsOOCAs AEeals
lnnelS. No 81. chsyrs "a.
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a YOUNG and Iseiy nssro Wa-aan. Via = sood hos
n ssFgaal Eesairs - INA olAee. seRta
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
I HAVE q beAusful HoEse and let On CFswfoE4
street, al is COED order, Nhich an i1strnctsa ~
Is seIi rssisfreIy Thcss o. kuze cheap -
would % vel q call seen. II not sold utisn ies
DAYS prfxateiy. is uiii b o1ereo Fuele sle1on-
q. r. ElaECoCk. AEeaf,
iansi9. ao.sI cAeuy q.
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DIR. JOHN w. MORTON
vTAs sensred Ms sEes toa Ne. Is C1eFFy street. q
IL Ne $ ce4zF Etrset- ialyA
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$40 REWARD.

GTRAYED from the pasture OF J. A. Payne about the
lst Of August last, BAY HORSE, with snip nose and
blsmish in the eft eye one, both, hind eet white
sAddemarks his back, fJXtTotS, and walks we'll
Oct ct. VIM I. WRIGHT
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WOOL WOOL!

5000 - *. 3 IS: s:'S SSSs - r. -As'
jssSsa. 3. c. B&EDx.
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MEMPHIS, TEEH, Jan. IA, 1857.
To THE PUBLIo-w. g. Bennett made plieation to ua
buildings with Vests Gslvanio
Cement; being thing, thought would Try Il;
had applied Blacksmith shop, and Engine House,
attached the lndry. They have proved all required
proof roof having Wthsood OF the great
storms and giving good satisfaction. Wecan only
add, try Il and you will he satisfied.
CURTIS 4 KNAPP, Iron Founders.
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Proprietor Commercial HOte

BurKRMrKHDKNrs OFFICE MEATFHB OHIo r. r.
MaMPHIs, TKSN Feb 10, 1851. :
Nh. BESNErT,- Dear sir:-Our company having beea
troubled very much with leaky cars, put some Of your
Patent upon them, and far my knowledge
tends, cheerfuiy recommend IL to any who wish
dry roof Of any SORT Yours, &c.,
il. COFFIN, Superintendent.
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oFyI0s OF Mira. oEzTa1L q TENN. R. R. Co.,

OFFIoR OF Mrs. CENTRAL & TESE. r. R. Co,
BOLIVAR, TKSR., Oct. l, 1881.
This will certify that the 81. " T. R. r. 90. have pur-
chased Of MIR. W. g. Bennett the ght TO their
Cars Bridges Budings &C. &c Vests Galvanie Cement.
Having used and tested, have hesitation In
commanding il to be the and cheapest covering
ia r. p. Nicely President,
n. c. & T. r. R. Co.
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MEaPHIs Jan. lS 1851
Mr. Bennett has done small amount Of rOohng for
In his peculiar way, with Cotton stun, coated with
preparation the basis OF which appears TO be Coal Tar
Ii Is very enecua and light roof and appears 10 promise
considerable durability from the preventative qualities OF
the composition, which penetTates the cloth and protects 70
influence Of the air and The Composition
does quy and from the Effects Of the heat Of ths
10 summers does it harden and crack frOm the
influence 10 the cold Of winter.
Oct9-1y A. p. MERRILL.
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EEGNEER's GEH'L sUP'T's OFFICE MkPHs cH1ELEs-
RAmEOAD.
NlExPHIs June sc, 1881.
To WHOM CoNcERN.--ThIs is 10 certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur-
chased Of W. Bennett the right prepare and upon
their Depos Buildings, Cars &C., &C., Vests GaVanic
patent IRE and proof Rooang and believe
Il be economical and durable covering, having A-
ready had Il in use for eight months
SAM. TATE, President.
p O. ARMS, Gent Supt.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-08
RATES OF POSTAGE.

The postage ON all letters to any part of the
country must be prepaid.
Letters not exceeding oz within 5000 miles.
Scents, prepaid; over 5000 miles. 10 cents II
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foreign country. 10 cents within. and 20 cents
over $500 miles. unless otherwise fixed by treaty,
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other articles of printed matter, Except books,l
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above must be prepaid, or double these rates,
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actual subscribers within the county where print:
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The Placer herald., 1857-08-08
Democratic State Central Committee.

At a meeting of the State Central Committee
held at Sacramento City, July 18th. 1857, the
Committee temporarily organized by calling Col.
Il. Fornan. of Sacramento to the Chair. The
following gentlen en- were chosen as the permanent
officers for The ensuing year:
V. E. Geiger, OF Sacramento, Chairman.
Col F. Forman, of Sacramento, Correspond
ing Secretary.
Robt. C. Page, of San Francisco, Recording
Secretary.
r. Foley. Treasurer.
The motion of COL Hoge, that seven members
of the Committee shall constitute quorum for
the transaction Of business, was adopted. On
motion it was
Resolved, That in the absence of the Chairman
any five members of the committee shall have
the power to call meeting for the transaction of
business.
On motion, the proceedings of the meeting
with corrected list of the committee. and their
respective Post Offices was ordered published in
the State Journal.
On motion, adjourned.
v. L. GEIGER, Chairman.
r, c. PAGE, Recording Sec.
All communications must be addressed to COL
Ferris Forman, Sacramento.
The following gentlemen constitute the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee for the ensuing
year:
Sacramento-v E. Geiger, F. Forman, J. H.
Sullivan. Sacramento City Post Office; Peter
BrOss, Michigan Bar Post Office.
San Francisco-T. Foley, II. B. Truett, J. ?.
Hoge, Robert C. Page, San Francisco, Post Office,
Ell Dorado-D. W. Gelwicks W. H. Smith, W.
A. January Placerville Post Office; A. ST. Clair
Denver, Coloma Post Office.
Tuolumne-A. N Francisco, Sonora Post Office.
Nevada--S. II. Chase. Nevada Post Office; S. S.
Lewis San Juan Post Office.
Calaveras-A H. Putney. Murphy Post Office.
Placer-James Anderson, Auburn Post Office.
Siskyou-E H. Steele, Scott's Bar Post Office.
San Joaquin-H. 7. Huggins, Stockton, r. O.
Fresno-E P. Hart. Mllerton Post Office.
Butte-Thomas A. Turner, Orovile Post Office.
Los Angeles. W. Shore Los Angeles P. 0.
SoHoma-I. NJ, Hudspeth, Sonoma Post Office.
Trnity-S D. Kreider, Weaverviile P. 0.
Sierra--Francis Anderson, Downieville P. o.
Amador-T. a. Springer, Jackson Post Office.
Santa Clara-Wm. Mathews Jan Jose p O..
Contra Costa-A. R. Melony, Martinez P o.
Plumas-W. D. Sawyer, Quincy Post Office.
Suffers. R. Warrington. Nicholaus p. o.
Del NorteC n. Thornbury Crescent City
Post Office,
The Placer herald., 1857-08-08

A PRooF WHY DEprH OF Soil Is REouIR-
ED.-A correspondent of the Country Gen.
t1eman relates that some twenty-five years
ago, an English nobeman had long urged his
tenants to plow to greater depth, if they
would have full crop of wheat; but he inva-
riably met with the reply, that they already
plowed deep enough, because the wheat roots
would not go any farther, if they powed ev-
er so deep. Lord Vernon. for that was the
landlords name, caused a barrel three
feet deep, to be filled with earth and wheat
sowed on the surface. When the wheat was
ripe, he called his tenants together, and had
the barrel taken to pieces and the mass OF
roots at the bottom of the barrel not only
proved that the roots Of the wheat plant
would descend to depth Of three feet but
that they would have gone even farther, could
they have penetrated through the bottom OF
the barrel
The Placer herald., 1857-08-08
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