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The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
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COLUMN OF
The Iowa Book Rooms, y
~. ~ Brady street, doors North Of the
| Post once,
| DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Established An la0a.
ELI ADAMS, Proprietor.
S~kEAD ADVERTISEMENTS BELOW. "a
SECURITY AND CLEANLINESS
oAs-LIGHT1Rs AND WAX vIsTAs,
VIE subscriber having received an agency from
= Manufacturer Of tho above goods n nrensrad
~, supply Atretsii and receive orders from dealers
WAX AxGAs-LiGHrRRs, couvsnlsn. length for
WAY yEsr.s family use,
fr Tin boxes
Oamphoratsd Gas Congrsvs Matches,
a'sn ourn With an agreeable odor. very de- ira lie
ri.s antilles and particularly for siok rooms
Tas Iowa "a Bo55s BsS5s ises,s sSossFy ,ssissFy For
ano,s NO a,,dy street, near the Po., once.
The ssvissd Ordinances Of the City Of
DAVENPORT.
X REyIsED and Digsstsd By order Of The CITY Conn
~ eli. Fubiishedby authority, February, 1851.
,.n,i paper cover, 4ocn, Law .LAssp,6 ,6sc, Jus,
Ths Iowa Book Rooms,
., So.a Brady ct. near the 20,
.a.1o.o1 ELL ADAMS
WRAPPING PAPER,
500 REANs PER STEAMER xANsFIELp
yoAPRisIN0 straw, Rag, Manila sod white L..
- paper, kooaus paper, DC, large aud small 81.
aressriss, Dry Goods. Meat 10.
or sale st "The lows BOOK Rooms
No SO Brady ST., near the Pos,oncs
SIN mS-ou ELI ADAMS.
WALL PAPER WALL PAPERi,
BORDERS AND,
CURTAIN PAPERsl
ihs subscriber hsvins appropriated ample room h his
new Brick Store to the
PAPER HANGING TRADE,
Has now opsDSi large Spring stock recently received
10000 Rolls Of
WALL PAPER AND BoKDRas,
Comprising than three hundred dicsrsut pattern
and suitable fer Psrlors Halls, Public Ro,ms, Bed
Rooms, &C., and adapted to ell tastes and st all
prices. Particular attention u invited to
the ne " styles Of Epslish Pspsyv
EXPRESSLY FOR OUR SALES,
AND To uUK.oRDEk
Good Wan Pspsr from only 10 to l5o per roll,
Extra Colors, ito $50 +"
1Atinsd. IS to ess
Gilt, Splendid Styles -l,25 to 500 +" 4"
Borders, Cheap, Velvet, and Gilt Velvet,
Green and Blue Curtain Borders, Wide and
GlaSsd.
Remnants otPapeI In lots fos snsn rooms very
AT THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. 80 Brady street, 3doors North Of tbs P. O.
ptsdmo)t du ELI ADAMS.
NEW MUSIC.
sSVNI NILLIE We have misssd you,'' price IS
w ~ wish soms5ody'd ooms,n Is
"Whatis Home without . Mo,hsr,'' ~
Pride Polka, 50
Fanny GrsJ by Ars. Norton, 60
ct "The Iowa Book Rooms,n
No SO Brady street, asar the Post Once.
apedu Eli ADAMS.
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Agent. for the ..ls or
n u....sno,. r.,...
~. nsriAS SSvo = vsisosatsa FMS ana Inis
| Proof SAFE,
|
:. Z I. 1sirbank's Scalss.
|
w s,ch ~ ayss - i, ne t,sas o
purchaser. ~ia dnd our goods 10 be OF the bes,
aa4itty .nd warranted ed a n to sample.
syUG ARS Maseavado, Porto Rico, CIeriaed,
| y Crushed and Powdered.
\ ianA Essence or Coffee.
~ aDaSSRs-N. Orleans, Sugar House Aad s, r.
vi up.
sNkAs-Imp psriai, z. Hyson, Gunpo wdsT and black
L Teas.
CyP9CES-Psnna. 1T,.ric. Cinas,cc, ccIo..-
y Ginger, Mustard and Nutmsgs
- Castle, A'' --u
TyANDL E6-Sne.m. Adsm.nIns Sta,Jns S,.r
~ and Tsliow
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(land Oifva. Hs'a' n.hk ns'n' iAnsesd
pIrVM-vcEJ;. = - 6-,- -,-.-----------
HMA Rs-a...a. =. 80 Ms-- en-: n---,--
" @no 'nef'Ah nrsh's
TOBACCo-Nstu,.I Leaf. vi,vfnys- and aY,.on,i
l Pound, s. % Twist, Tin FOIL and smoking.
= N' go .'A''.
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$50 REWARD.

THE above reward will be paid by he subscriber
i and bridge men for the recovery OF the body
Of George H. kgbsrt, who was drow ownsd at the Mis-.
sissippi bridge on the evening Of the f5th Inst.
Said Egbsn was about 25 years old, Of medium
Size, sandy hair and whiskers.
Apl2sd3i SETH GURNEY.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

GREAT BARGAINS
SPRING AND sukxkR DkI eOOus!
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods.
xxyR vosld most respectfully announce to eur
w friends and the citiIsas 0 davenport and W
,,n,,x thst we have now on hand and sre receiving
ri short intervals additions the already large
All siuds of Dry Goods,
lmbroideries and Hosiery
Fancy Goods,
Clothihg in all styles,
Gents furnishipG articles,
Hat and Gaps, &C., de-,
all Of which We will sell st
r Astonishing Low Prisssly.
W. .hall At ali lines be happy 10 snow our
goods and We doubt hot but We sIs enasasa 70 SUI
IN closest a. we'd the N ost iasooous euysfs ka
eah' sH~ STAtSS 4 SBERND0ERRRR'S,
,a next door 70 the Post once
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NEW MERCHANT TAILORING Els.
TABLISHMENT,

foImsrIy occupied by D. n. Martin.
M. LOOMS, Propr. P. L. CONE Agt.
HAS just spsned an sxsensivs assortment Of Fancy
Clothes Csssineres and Veatngs Of late impo rte
tons and most fashion ab Styles which he will
facturs to order and Warrant to Suit SALE he
determined make this hr ct class establishment,
he has secured the services Of Mr.. i. Mccullough as
cutter who has been engaged foreman and cutter in
New York City for the last fifteen years, and such
workman will enable him to execute all ordsn which
be may be favored, with taste and style Of workman
shiP which will leave othing to be desired.
We slso keep on band , Isrpa .toch ~ ,saa, m. a
clothing, of all scrptions which he WIN sell
cheaper, than can be bought west Of New York
Also good assortment Of Furnishing Goods, In fact
srythlng to complete Gsutlsmsus Wardrobe, all 10
which the citizens Of Davenport Invited 70 examine
DN Martin will occupy part Of the Store until his
new store 10 ready. p. L. CONE, Agt.
Jsurnsymsu Tsilon wanted immediately.
p2 +. l.. CONE,
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gAyRs few quarry lot. yet for sale, where the
l. s'ohs' W. H. HILDkETh.
ru1I sIchapae nv FIGURING Mil for city or eoun.
AHy p'eFo'"' W. H. HILDRkTh.
oTs for residsness In II Il vs~ Of the river at var
II ious prices
DUILDING suitable for hossi o' iss' ''Aal1s
ID house, to rent. s...
oco jsst square, with IN. Rssdsn:e, sisss Va
SL() risty Of Fruit trees, Vines, and shrae0s''
for sale on easy terms !, ARRly TO on.v1soN TRUE
api 22dn
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ATTENTION PRINTERS
Newspaper Types, Job Presses
AND
STEAM NGIN E,
FOR "a LIE AT A BARGA ! N!
Intending 10 put tue Daily Gazette 10 an entire new
dress throughout in short .me, we oasr for .als on
reasonable terms all tho typo used In the pu Iii
| cation Of the paper, hafgeois AMI N,uparen
Having ordered t~o faofs Steam Power Presses for
JOB Work, We have now Dr ssies
Foster POsCer Press,
with platsn ~ is aed in nrst rate order and ca.
pable efdong fast and good work. Alsoa
HOE CARD PRESS,
capable Of neatly working from on thousand 70 a.en
hundred cards per hour--n hns working order Alsoa
SUPERFICIAL HAND PRESS,
in good order and first rate press 10 every particular
designing to obtain an engine Of greater power We
now Offer for sale on low terms, an exce lient
b TE A M ENGINE.
Of nI Horse Power, Of most substantial construction
Locomotive Boiler, and now runnug In complsts or.
DER No better engine power can be procussd ~
vas made esp ,cslly under oar direction and BY one
Of the est ,chinists 10 the West Those waiting any
Of the above articles will do well to make INN saiats
application, will sell them on such terms - IN ust
prove satisfactory.
VALUABLE CITY PRoP1RTy
tQR SALE.
Lots onoth street sdjoinins Col Wtatskss.
Lot on 7th street, North oftis above.
Lot Oh lows street adjoining Col. whitrksrs
Lot on Front st, adjoining the Ohio House, east
J Lot on 9rons q. sdjoinilS Mr.. MeIntosh d DIR.
PsryS block.
For psriioulsrs apply to Geo. L. Niekoiis.
Apl2s div w4t WILLIAM FSRRIDAT,
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

IALLMAN, POWERS Il M'LEAN,
Bankers and Dealers In Rxehangs,
i Having been appointed Agents for me
American and European Express and Exchange
Company,
| w ILL draw Bills OF Exchange 10 sums to suit
~ purchasers upon su the pfincipial cities and
| towns of
sssa.na' sssa.na, ;ss.'s. ss...,
Il Ireland, Sweden,
| Germany, Russis,
Austria, Gaiscia,
| Prussia, Hkneary
/ Italy, Denmark,
Switzerland, The Orient,
Which they viii sell 81 New York rates, sdding
Coiisetlans made aud commissions and orders Of
all kinda promptly executed st any place In the
United RMinfdom M or on the continent Of Europs.
HeaREaoR, LAwxs : 8LAKIxoHR,
BANKERS.
and Dealers in Foreign 4 Domestic Exshsnss,
Uneurrsnt Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coi1,
AND LAND WAmHANTs,
SspEciAL attention siyen % IL coiies,iou ce Mas
~ camille paper and remittxncea made ha day Of
payment Gree ofcomnission) In sight dras ON Has
Upland Warrants bo ugAt, sold and located. Per.
sonai attention given the purchase and sale ofsoWa
Hd SpunUy property, and the selection Of lanAs for
| YFAght Check, on New Isr>, s.-... ph,I.as,.
NATL 81. Louis and ChissSo sivsys for AZ In suHs
TO suit purchasers. Aisc, Steering. EfsseS a. Ges.
DGold and Silver Coins bought and sold.
Tnme bills on Chicago, st. Louisand New York
and business pspsr Of short dates bought
.PASasy upon Real Estate ssouritis. procured
LIIntsress allowed on dsposttss, Feb 81
AK. Y. Taxf60I,
Rotary Public and Inssraase Agent.
ONCE ia nktpR Hon of Ac1Va~or LA-asA Iiakn>
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WRAPPING PAPER!
800 RKANs PER STEAMER NANsFIELp
[ loApKisiN0 straw, Rag, Manila aad white Lea
~ paper, Rooaus paper, DC, large aud sm all si.
aressriss, Dry Goods. Meat 10.
or sale Ct "Ths lows BOOK Rooms
No. 80 Brady ST., near the Possonacs.
s'n meS-ou ELI ADAMS
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

PianishsA Tin Ware.
( lHAfIN0 Dshss, COTE Urrs and Besetns. Bonn
~ Ioprecns, Potatoe Dishes, Pudding and lee
UTeam Aoalds, Co9es and Tea Pots, Ia. a.
noses ana nmiliss IL want ofsach srtislss viii nd
% sasir edvaasass to sau atths Hou.s Purnishipe
siga Of the Rig Tea Keith.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

THE subscribers are Agents
Tor Msssfs. 8. G. Herring
q Co.'S. celebrated Fire and
Thief ProefSafs.
Wewould invite the stten-
ton OF the public 70 the fact,
that these Safes have Tor years
stood the test Of both fire,
thief and also OF time. Very
many Safes will ia a measure
defy the fnPmaP and vat fall
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Piles PILES PILES

MS HTTHHRr0 DsEAsz, OF livery FORK AND
IN EvEEY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALFE
WILL never fail IN giving immediate relief and posi-.
w lively curing ths worst and most obstinate cases Of
HenOrrhoids or Piles. il lis the
ONLY INFAiddBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and is the result Of yesrs
Of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles now hsvo remedy at hand which
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL.
without fear Of failure on part todo ell the proprietor
claims for It.
Full directions panyng eeoh box; and al t1t s
requisite is strictly 90 observe them end cure VIII soon
to follow.
d.. Z q. OATANAU5H, (Fresent)
Desr Sir When arrived ia the city few days ago,
was suffering intensely wiki TIE piles, mentioned my
condition to you asking your advice You recommended
your Pile 5alve saying i would cure ne. ried l-the
effect was immediate, and I am nov ven, believe i
70 be- asit proved in my case, invaluable remedy, and
sure cure for that disease, the Piles and ss such recon-
mend il to others.
Yours truly, JOHN ". HANSON, ofSt Louis, Ne.
fg1 Price 81 per box For sale in Nashville By kWin
Bros Whoesas Agents, and By Druggists and Dealers
generally, $3.50. =
.u4qT--1v inside St. Louis. No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-01

THE GOOD TEMPLARs.

This is an institution Of Templars established in
this State in December last. The first Lodge in this
State was organized in Nashville on the 18th Of De-
cember, with only sls0e members now there are
some thirty Lodges, and a membership Of about
1900, with constant increase
The Grand Lodge Of the State was organised in
Nashville the 18th Of February with representa-
tatiyes from nine subordinate Lodges
This order possesses features that are not peculiar
TO any other Temperance Organization. In the In
dependent Order Of Coed Templars, male and f.
male from the age Of twelve years, are associated
in one common council against the evils Of intempe-
rance. Tho initiation fee is fifty cents. The three
degrees are Twenty-Five cents each, and the weekly
dues as low as cent a week.
The beneficial system is not embraced; yet elarits
is one Of the prominent characteristics Of the Order
In it, father and son, mother and daughter. husband
and 1eie, may work together for ths promotion Of
temperance.
To procure charter for a Lodge, it requires q
petition with ten names and sght dollars, Forwarded
to the g. W. Secretary at Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-01

FmE.-On Wednesday night, about Il o'clock,
the House owned BY Or. Goodleit, at the corner Of
College and Broad street, andoeeupied by james 2.
Gilbert & Co. as an Auction and Commission store,
was discovered to be on FIRE. The FIRE had evidently
been kndled at the window on Broad street by some
incendiary The fremen were promptly on the spot
and e1tinguished the flames before much damage
was done to the building. The loss fans heavily.
however, Mr. Gilbert, his stock being almos. en-
tirely ruined BY fire and watsz. His loss is esti-
mated at $4,000, about enc third Of which Fag coy
cred by insurance.
ANOrHEn FmH-The Tobacco Warehouse Of W.
Meredith on College St. near Broad, was discovered
on fre yesterday morning about 2 o'clock. The
flames we're extinguished before the building was
materially injured The house being full Of Tobac-
co which received much damage from the water
thrown on It. The damage to the Tobacco has
been estimated at 50, 700 which is covered by in
suranoe.
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- - 80 -. !

:, "a sas-,
= ECFef Caer r1s8rsz S7 1cl 1851. making
EA appropriations "a sAs lerFics q DE fosi 01o3 Pei
Pa1imsnt ior Che A sng 500 5une' 1897,
lss ID zaas he p autsr e.asral - sd be Is
hsrehy authorized % t'le e1ca Of She
sntiro iser mail l1on point O. TIE Aisssppi river
a The c0nsaeioFs uey elect TO 1zn Francisco, in the
Si1i8 o. California, loren Cara es nos exceeding
three hundred h0asand dollars per annm for semi mon
ihiT' four henereo anp q q t1i4q aqiiaih ior weekly
81 s'x handltd that.ard do'Iais sWeekiy service
e be performed 7amimonthi7 weekly seai-Wsetys as
ihe opii0n Il iha Postmaster Genaril
"6eo H. That tie conFect shall reg he services %
Be performed Uih good iouI-boras coaches e. spring Wag
0us e1a1e Tor HE conveyapce Of passengers IS well as
the safety and security Of the mails.
SEQ Ia That the contractor shall aTe the qdt Of pro
empi1u % ihrss hundred and twenty Of any land
not thel disposed Of reserved sc each r1i1t neca,
fer sist1n not to be nearer han yep laes from each
0lher and provided that no mineral d shall Be thus pre-.
sso Ia That the said services shah Be pssorlsd With
il twenty-five days for ese1 ifip ana ms before enter
ing into such contrast, the Possieg ene shall be sat
shed Of tue ability and disposition q 20 parties Bona
fdS ard lie good th % perform ie ead contract ard
shall require good and sufficient security or Ne perform
ancs If ihe aae the 70 commenee within twelve
months dlisr the signing Of the c5utlzch
Proposals wi accordingly be received ct he Contract
Ocs q he Post Office Department mail = ~ Of TIC
Isl day Of june, 1857, for conveying aA ander The pro
visions Of the above act
Resides tie starting point On the Mississippi river bid
dsrg VIII name the inter1ne points proposed 70 be en-
b1aosd ia abs rouis and aiherale nsfs is eourss IS
nearly g practicable.
sepsIats proposals are invited Tor ponfis loseEg
end ssai s5lst-7 sfps each way.
Tbe decision upon tie proposals oasfea viii Be mads
after he Postmaster General shall Be- saafad a the si.
81 and disposition Of the parties IN good ah e perform
The cs1tF1ct.
guarnos is to be exscGted vita coed and sufficient
sIrofes. thEt The e0uirasi shall be szd th Ike good
FseurtY Whenever tie contractor contractors shall
REQUIRED q do % b. The Postmaster General and the asr
vioo must commence within twelve months asz the dsto
Of such contract
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NASHVILLE.
ARaTvED-Prinoess, from Cincinnati.

ARRHED-Princess, from Cincinnati
DEPARTED-AlidA, for Psducahi D. A. Given, for
louisville
ExPHoTED-Cubs, from Psdueah w. Henry, from
Coal Mines: Altoona, from St. Louis.
FoR CmCIEEATI--This day at 10 o'clock, 8. m.
precisely, steamer Princes, Aiken, Master, with
courteous and attentive officers. This craft is one
Of our lghtest is to reach PERI on less water
than any craft in the trades her ooers prOverbal
for attention to all business entrusted 70 them,
FoR SMrHGASD AND PADUoAH-This day ct y
O'clock thepOpular, fast running steamer Cuba Capt
Mills, viii leave as above and al intermediate land
ings
BUsDEss-Dull and prospect Of but little doing
on the landing at present.
WAITER AND WkTER.-W Weather strongly indicatss
rain. Three and half feet on Shoals.
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COINS AND BUMoEs.-These truly painful sx-
reseencss upon the feet are SO prevalent that there
is scarcely person who does not suffer from them
and We are confident thai s1 who are thus troubled
would gladly have them cured if they could only
feel satisfied that permanent cure could be effected
Owing to the numerous impOsitions that have been
pFaetieed upon the public By ignorant and unprin-
oipled preenders or qnaes, Che general opinion is
that there is no permanent cure for these annoying
ezorescenees; but we may ask what is there in a
corn, buRion or deformed toe-nai to place their
cure beyond the reach Of human skillf Although
self-taught oorn-outtsrs aad nostrum vendors, who
invariably do more harm than good, have failed to
eradicate corns, &C., it docs not follow that the sur
geOn VINO deTotes his scientific attachments to the
treatment Of these diseases Of the feet should like
wise fail
Under this impression, one Of the attaches Of
this Office, placed himself under the treatment Of
DR.. D'AIroE, the celebrated Surgeon Pedist from
London, now stopping at the St. Cloud in this city,
who extracted six Germs from his feet with compare
lively little pain. We, therefore, feel a confidence
in advising all who suffer 60 call upon the Doctor,
assuring them that whatever opinions they may en-
terrain before submitting to his treatment, they
win come away fully convinced that We have ad-
vised them for their good The Doctors stay is
limited and those who desire to avail themselves Of
his treatment, should go at once His card with tes-
timonials win be found in another column.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-01

To THE Thanksgiving has come at last--in
spite Of the external influence of the great comet on
our stmOsphere-put On garb more becoming her
Ct this season Of the year,-and sweet balmy and
smiling May is coming laden with the perfume Of
flowers and shrubs. You would have health to enjoy
this. Are you weak and debiitated oratfctsd with
that langer-and lassitude consequent upon
change in the climate' Take McLeanas Strengthen
ing Cordial and Blood Purifier and it will strength
en- and iRvgOrate you and cause the bloom Of health
TO mount your cheek again.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-01

Resolution 70 rssufn 70 the Lad Once at Vincenues
Indiana certain Dssds transmitted 10 ne General Land
Ofdes 81 The Board Of Commissioners appointed under
tie Act to ascertain and ass ihs rifles % certain
Lands toe Slsts Of Indiana approved July twenty
seventh, ons Ehoasand egas hundred and dfty four
Resolved by the senate and House Of ReDrsesnsYes Of
the United states Ansroa IN Congress assembled That
IN eli clsss Here the deed end eEdsncs Of titles have been
transmitted % the Commissioner Of the General Land
Uss under the Act 10 Ascertain md adjust the titles
certain lands q the State Of iEdizua" approved Juy
tWsnty-ssyenfh, thousand eight hundred and my
four provided session six Of asid aus mat such
Geeds and evidences ot titles ali cases gcrs lhere has
bsan aoton he saa WHISTLER co1frued orrss ced
By ths Board II COMMISSIONER constituted under said
Sol sha Be snrued ~ Commissioners Of the General
Land Uhics 70 lhGurginal claimants
ApproTsd, aaEsh 9, 1857,
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bers Of Congress viii take place in Virginia on the
10th Of May. There viii then be no other until the
Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky, and
Texas elections in August. The result in Virginia
viii probably be- democratic gain in the place Of
M Garlic.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-01

CAUTION To PARTIRs PURCHASING
s. N. PIXIES MAGNOLIA WlllsEE,

rf1HE underlined. Manufactured end solo rl1
IL Dria1nr cftle above brand nj u 'iisIlt. rln.I
respectful iuf0rm be customers and ralclE..I.
Of tais eelebaied bend tat there appeared rs
Ia nn and other southern uarsel1 crHn.arI r| .r
whisky. being poisonous miilfoa Branded t7 i -
brlnd f uasaGs updlf enc rf q. I..a .1rnn.
WHISKY, 1aluHati, Ohio. and 1lfcf aat d - 81
Pike. As th8fe p mo alrtI in tl ciig flna
Dixie, it leldea iu Impose lld dec1Ira ra.I
purchase iha zsuuIuo 1raud- make ials 1.aial Be-.
parties ben guard tiers 11aefai rtrs IL fa
aud We1t maknE luItaoE, and Isrr nfrrrls vim
a light alteration. have anal pee fts
coantofi8il brand, and found ta eoaaiasa I
tf1 fact aloue iEueisu me o I.la ila aa1 a
Who are liable % 30 aee1l %, and rfeTrnt
attending toe usa1f hs pus8aol1 laIean. as1 leraef
clri0l The couulaIielers 1f Grand 0raselI.l
tler1 % the llil extent of t1z law She t11l
Magnolia whisky is distilled The 1ls. llIlI sol 800
and Corn, sud "a nar-1dt1d free -.
norioua com posad @. l being pore end l1l aNlfea
Many parties have recently Commences 1osne .i1l ~
WHISKY caLEE1 n1rrell- lrf tlaI orr
trade brand, BE- careful ard ret tla aif lu.le
Whlszo5 made fha ln.isd siat1ss ard ll e.
a7ra-lg SASH H rsa
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B6r The Cincinnati papers ammo unoe the death
Of ex-senator Tappsn, at the advanced age Of IS
years. Mr. Tappan was in the U. s. Senate from
Ohio from 1889 to IS45
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age and Debility.-AS old age eomsseIeepilg On,
81 brings with ii many attendant in6rmvss Ye or an
petite aad weakness impair the health and want Of activity
makes the mind Discontinued and unhappy Ia cases where
cd axe adds IFS influence, II is amost Impossible add ,o
and health, aud although many remedies have besp tired
all lave failed until BGRHAYRs HOLLAND BITTERs
were known ana used In every case where hey have been
employed, they have Invariably given strength ~
the appetite They have become great seert for hi, l
and are used By many people who from s,s f
appetite and general debihy. In case OF ionv ,.rsi
chronic diseases they act ohsr, nvigoatinr tbs ,,
ten, thus giving nature another opportunity 20 repair rhv
eHl Injuries See aQFelseneEt IN another
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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all he remedies that discovered arr prepared
sleyison Of ills thsthuman flesh heir none
rank higher have become dessrvedly popular
this Lniment, curative for external diease
bssstHaTe you Bronchitis, Neuralgia, pains in the
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RGr meeting Of the Nashville Building Asso-
citation viii be held tonight at the Chamber of Com
meroe, where the funds on hand win be disposed Of
as usual Members are requested to attend.