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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
Cordage, Cakum, &c.
aGENTN WANTED,
r. C. McNAIRY & co.,
L,EGE DEAIERs Is Ill KISIs oF1
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
70 SIS, COLLEGE sTREETt
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

M hare nov unUsusiv large anf elegantly
w assorted stock NJ Fall ard "int 6oods OF every
script prepared to oler greater induce
PERSONS shng articles u GU line, than It has
ever been our ea~ure Our took, no. as to qua
ty md variety will compare with anN IN country and
on prices shall be as it is possDe r them TO oe
Czen and strangers visiting the city vii DO well to give
our stock an pary and UrOugh MT on as We feel
We can o. axe ft 10 her interests. We would cal the
me q Dusine-s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
From J. B. Bennett General Agent ot Eua ms Co. for the
Southern aud rsLern States.

=
Having made considerable inqair as 90 the merits o the
.patsnd Eisse cement roodug introduced lulo tb cy
by Uhds Co ant Il 70 tc higH' feeoA tshael "a '
Sssdv nJ General introductoa that tts superiority
tbe tar eomposton Roohug decided aud resJ admitted
snd 6natI xpect 70 adopt nv neat oa, ~hch VII
~ ,rxt erhAving Intended IN, bat Stu tr3
the yi,tpe the Patent Elastic kooAng - substitute
Yours, truly, = D. N-'4'-A'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
a NEAT IsEsEnENcE IN EnI;RErEIn

I : offered for sac a. a bargain. The Lot -
frouts ~ teet oodlsnd street and 10 si.ia
Minics. TIE House contains four good TCous. good
ctern, &C. he house Is new, buit of brick and the
situation % the best In kdeeaed. viii be sod low
Apply A. V. s. LINDSEY,
ULei5. 50 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
aCes nnd EmbrOideries.

IN this line issupsrb mb acing al the novel
Ties Of the srs,ou Collars Sleeves sepsrate and in
-erts coOrs ant mourning; 81 ut Frd4l Vel
AZ IanDk rchef Lac Fails, real and Imitation; comet
and Trimmings aud NJ unclnGS Real \a!eLcleLntsi
Point Applique l. InrertiuEs, &C, c
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
A Valuable Business Lot for Sale.

AM offering for ss'e that val lable Lot Marx
d dining the Of Mo- lris q Mathews. The
Tot 81 feet Market and 1UT feet
wards Front -tTett
would make of TIE best stands for a Wholesale
Grocery Store IN he oity. For terms apply TO
sepuO. A. V. = LINDSLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
Group, Hopping Cough. Influenza.

sPtTNCFsLD. Mss Feb Z 1886
TFoTHER AvER: will cheeTf1Iy certfy your PEoroE,r
s h tvsr remedy p's for the cure - HzsoDing
OHgh, CrOUp and the chest of ch ldreu Of
yorT Fraternity tie South appreciate your AZ III ana
command our N, deine to or move.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
Cnrpe1ings and Oil Cloths.

Real Wi ton Clrpts Ste-ant Velvet and brlsse =, IN
great variety. ezaut iy and ngraiHs, ths IH ANS
the ItrCest ami be-t Ell ever ouerei and
at YER Also, Velvet aad Bus els ha'r aud hal
Ca-ss FVeI aai plain Veuefitu IA all widths ose her
wi.h Frltt, D-ulgeJ., CrunD cl uh Euss Mats &C &C
Ne are o eaa TO make and put do IN CArves a. The
shortest notice We hav- large Floor Cu Coths
Of the rest makers and dlh-, which vl euL in
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
HOUSE ANDLOT FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
WE Offering FOR sale, privately, two story -
w brick house, situated on Cherry street South
Nashville. The house contains IN the SUI
main building, besides kitchen servants room, age
house, ,s c. all in good order. he lot fronts 70
aud runs back 14S feet alley evil give bargain
in this property application situated
thriving PORTION OF the city. For particulars enquire
Of L. Z. GLASCOCK, Agent
aug12. No. 81, Cherry street.
55we have Also for Lots II, IS 10 20 81 in
IincoIL's plan Of lots which is frame dwelling
house, These lots will he sold to suit purchasers
changed for country properly, good mules
uatiOu. VI will give bargain.
ALSO, Lot No 8, HousUn's, Humphreys and Martins
ddilion TO Nashville fronting the Railroad Depot. This
lot is IS feet Franklin street. deep 10
u alley. II you want = bargain, nov is your time.
L. K. GLASCOCK, sgent,
augl2. No 81, Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
HIRAM coNKLIN. MD.

AM' IFE F.Q, MoSTERTY, "A writes, 81 jan. 1856:
" had te iiOus a. lei which in doors siS
took med sinrs ithout rel eff tDaIIy tried
your PECTHRAL b. the advice Of cerg,m The hrst
dose y Hevtd the soreness my throat md ung
thsH'n ne hait the bottle n d. completely sell Your
ef.c mes are h- che Rpest vel the can buy
and 'e este ~ yoa Doctor and your remedies the poor
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19

4. = MOTLEY. ESQ, = UTIcA, n. Y writes II lave
Isrd cur PtCToRAL myself 10 my pmv ever since
you invented h be iese IL thu med ciue for IL
, rpGse out with a bad cold I sbo Id so,r-r
pay five do lars for than do Wtbout u or
take other rer~eiy-'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
a CARD.

II AVTNG assocotsd wta in the Wholesale Grocery
y and p oduoe Ba,ns-s, tea PACLpfso AsDsssos Of
Tehauoa The name Of Arm vii b. z. a C. A. DEHsoh
70 ful the bera patron age have heretofore re
oavsd. Eoad rtsFse all tntoFh ~ a eosionert sne
a usE ones tha urder the present. Arrangement they
viii be uuct b-ttsr supplied thau h,retoto and trus
In .tore ChuHCh AhDEkslN.
PAuLuIsa AEnEaSoss CHuHch AssfAioNs
LebIaon, Team. ad1Ar4lte, Teas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
orytos OF YaK ONO AND MrssIssiri RAmEoAp Co, /
" s,rNrINNaFI Jan. ], lslI.

GfNCISEATI Jan- Z, io's.
DEAA sIR-In answer your iaq"irys IN reersues to
our opinion the practical o. your hooi u t7 c~'tt
pR OF cars nay say that FRO observation "e ca
tertan very favorable mech 90 that se 'n
testing IL thoroughly f0ots q budngs, cas- Ae aigF
which with pleasure give Sou ouf dsdeI op oa a'
70 It's utility. Yours, EuY, T. LifFtNCOIEt
supply Agent Ohio a Nj h. r.
kz- Since the above written, me Ohio aud hiHs's
sipni Railroad have aced for covering sT cars ee
nots and bridge between CinciHnAti aLd NurvHle- ~
his Cement eonsdsrng Il the best aTueo hss n=s7 sv
for the purpose.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19

r. c. Loan, Pres Ind. aud Cin. Railroad
E EsT Pres win suytuu AMI "a Irsyllr Railroad
A. NJ sEAEIEs Pres MeFrhsnls' NSns-etl'sTs las. -
Jas Il CAETER Agent A.tHa ana other aiuofd Coz
HEsRY MOaTos Pies. Centrs al IN sgFaHce Company.
GEo CAEaLE, President Lafayette Bank
GEo W. ,OSFIE Bell ManufT, 80. luz kaa1 seeoAasts
BAKbEA VOA Pau, No. 90 Fourth 81.
IsRa pAuET, sIn th St bets Fourth EBd FHth.
g. O0DEE, fzi or and Draper, foaTth -.
suzs GREEs1oyD, iEou FoandTg.
Judge ". y. GHOtsOS.
ioss sgtIIIro a ) O. Dry Goods Dealers, FoaTth Il.
dFEcHELL a RAHzELsaEaG. kaTnisure AennlAeLufsfs 40
DealtFs, Fourth st
n a sTEHAgT. 30 ldrr S45 Ftlm 81.
fERfWETEkR a GTELsKIL. Lguzyaie.
A. e. MoREYsoLps = Co., Cl4Tksyuis, Ieus.
GpFao-11nlnBdfW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
iGONLEY g. JOHNSON
MANUFACTURERS OF
IOpper, Tin, Sheet iron Wares, &C.,
No 10 Broad 81, and "a south Marketst,
NASaEIEIsE-G. EENN.

STOVES, TAN WAIEI., etc.
CSr RECEIVED AND FSR sALE, A LARGE AND
% couples pl o. CsoEnE AID Hsaitnk stoves
svery sac, lrce aud pattern, that b bEoGgbG 70 THIS
lrket.
Wu arr aAnrl etlr.uE The "A ght IFou aR Stoves
ali lIss, TAaEag pres iTO1 s59 20 &lag, of tAe best
ID hpasItat uaatsrta4.
3 la HaI- ghaic s4ie aud retail.
Copper "a sheet H0rE or al E!u3so tisehinsrs,
s. sta itgLarg rnEuefs &C SIIa aud psgilery
nd 1uEice. soda 20
B aired, rQoduF zIId psuts dUue vita II
.Isa. fcg. uvrrYtbluE, tat Tcq1rvs Ih, Uopprr,
set tFUa dsae o. The besg laau-T. cheap
. any AJNLkI IuuNs1N
No. 10 Broad -. AID - tout4 ais S.es "a,
suue S. @aslslAcs lena
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19

EN0NEEss AND GES'L SURF, oFuoE, NKlFHs CHAmzs-
RAmkoAD
hEAyHIs, Jlue &c, 1857.
To WIN Cos5E \. This is 20 csrufs thar the
Me ph.s and CnsT'es-ou kaiToat Co lpanF have pur-
chased of WI bennett the right prepare pou
their nepots Buid.rgs Cars, ac &C, Weftb GalYanc
patent IRE nd sar proof R7,5nE. AaI Jha5 beueye
Il % be economical ana durable covering, having al
T, aiy had II 10 use 70; eight mouths.
SAM TATE, President
p O. ARMS Gem supt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
Dress Goods.

Elegant three fornced silks;.
doi
Double skirt do;
a" Rayadpre do,
" Bridal Dresses;
Dinner DOL
Evening 10;
" Robe bes-a-QUirP;
" Morning Obe
Frnt OeaineS.'
Togetl r win an endIe variety Of medium and low
priced Sks "a ounce Fol Q III, snd by the 'arH,
l pain u aid striped nd btvadrre, alyO attn faced
and Wed Mern0s and C4shmeres Great icy
of al wool and Union Flads, ceaines, and every
.e, a d.gr q in q AZ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
Boys. Youths and ChiIdren's

TNINE Calf Poots. b oges and Oxford Ties;
7 Meus on hs' Coarse BToge- and Boots, ol
qualify d sizes, made expressly to order,
for se ~ CO nv nov 7 r. z. CUTTER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
1 Al Offering for salr, rra~oazbe terms, The
House aud Lot The Of Road And High ats.,
orfuery oWned bY the late Martin Nee APpl 20
" .. LINDSLET,
JuIy8. 80 College stfsst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
StaDie Goods.

We have an unu lily large al kinds OF Domestic
goois . eac ru nj Colo wool, union ami cot
ton anne striped cOtJ-n for servant yrea- Va irty
{-y hou-e and deld servants Prints, cling
hams p,Iery, rIov short every thing IN our ue
ana Al prc.s that fail 10 give sa'isftctiou
Orrf Il. C.M:NAI c..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19

CFEI-E OF MIS- CFSrRlL Il TESS. r. X. Co
BOLIVAR. TEsN, Oct. J, 1874.
This viii certify that the NJ r. &. co. have pur-
chased of Mr. ". <. venuett, the g use on their
Cars, Bridges Iliiugs Vests GaIvaae Cement.
uayiug used and ,s ID have hesitation in re-
c1u~nuug IL 20 be the yes. aut che covering nos
IA use. L. p. NEFLY, PRESIDENT
81. <. a I, Z. K. CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-15
Additional FOREIGN New. s, the Canada

We have been unable to lay before our
readers telcgraphic report of the additional
news OF the Canada, as the line east Of Vim
cennes has been down since Tuesday.
The report that the rebellion was general
in the Bengal army, is confirmed by tie
Goldby Times.
The defence Of Calcutta is q subject OF
much anxiety, and the government has con-
scented to the enlistment of volunteers. who
patrol the streets at light. The inhabitants
are armed. and the public bridges. hotels and
other principal places are gairsored by the
sailors belonging to the shipping in the river.
A letter from highly respectable source
at Madras. dated June "a, says that official
intelligence had been received of the fall OF
Delhi.
The advices from Canton are to May 81.
Thirteen junks had been destroyed, and
twenty captured.
On the 9Th OF June, a British naval force
OF 1000 men took fort, and captured or de-
stroyed one hundred and twenty junks,
mounting nine hundred guns and nine thou
sand men.
The harvest in France surpasses all pre-
vi rus calculations.
Its reported that the elections have result
ed SO unsatisfactory to the Emperor, that y
modification OF universal suffrage is contem-
plated.
The French horse Mon ,gne won the Good
wool race. The English horse. RI>etor, came
in second. Fisherman third, Pryor fifth, and
Prioress sixth.
RussIA.-The Cholera is prevailing extern
siyely at ST. Petersburgh.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-15

Scarcely four have elapsed sir &c the presenta-
ton Of celebrated Stomach Bitters was made
to you. You have tested their efficacy, and have man
Tested your appreciation by generous patronage
from the fac; that they have invariably accomplished
all they purpored to do, and fthee Is still among you
any who from predisposion have included our prera-
ration in their general prejudice against meiicne, we
would earnestly refer them TO any Of the leading ply
sicans i'm the land, who invariably prescribe il in
all cases Of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Blcusness, Flat
ulency, Constipation Loss Of Appetite, &c. &c. II
does not profess TO cure all things, hut We hold for the
diseases it is the only speedy and reliable
edy. We would seriously caution you against the diff
f.rent spurious articles gotten up and palmed of the
genuine "ostetter, and it is due to yourselves to
acqusint with all parties engaged therein We have
at present several in different sections OF the Union
under Bonds, hut hereafter intend prosecuting to
the fullest extent Of the law.
HOSTETTER s SMITH,
Sole Manufacturers and PROJECTORS, 26s Penn street.
Pittsburgh, Pa. aug5-d&wlw.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-15

The CANAL LANDS The Washington
Bee says that the Canal Lands in the
counties Of Orange. Martin, and Duhoi :
have been most shamefully deprecated
upon by persons who have cut and RATED
off large quantities vi valuable timber
and tan-baIk. 1t is estimated that SIS
O0O worth has been carried away. DR..
Barton, the new Canal Commissioner,
has been very active IN arresting these
depredations. and has seized upon the
land, already cut and epired for remo-
val timber enough To make 10000 or
1,OOO,OOO feet of lumber, besides large
quantity OF t,n-bark. The Doctor in
tends to travel the lower section of the CT
nal, and keep a close supervision of its
management and condition II ne shall
insuse little activity and energy into
the lazy, old fogy board. he will gain
honor for himself. and do some service
to the State. We hope we may have
no occasion to quote the old saw, "a
new BROOM" &c. We trust his ell
cheney and good management will i'm
prove with his experience. If he per-
forms his duties faithfully, he will re
ceive the hearty support and gratitude
of people Of all parties.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-15
Trial or Pratt.

The trial Of Pratt for murder, committed
near Jacksonville some two years since. was
TO commence at Charleston in Clark county,
on Wednesday. Ii will be recoliected that
Pratt took a change of venue TO Harrison
county. where he was admitted to bail in the
sum of $4,000. He was tried in Harrison
county, and the jury could not agree, being
ten for conviction and two for acquittal. The
indictment against him was quashed by a
decision of the Supreme Court, when he was
remanded TO Clark county for re-indictment.
A true bill was found against him last week.
when his counsel applied for his admission
to bail. Judge Bicknell would not consent
without the concurrence of the Prosecutor.
Thos. NJ. Brown. Mr.. b. fatty refused his
assent. Bail was offered i'm the sum of $5o,-
900, hut the prosecutor could not be moved
from his position. and Pratt was sent to jail.
Mr.. p. has large number Of able lawyers,
and money unlimited ut his command. He
may escape his just deserts. but we are conf
dent that it will not be the fault of Mr.. Prose-
curor Brown if he does.-N. Il. Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-15

IDIoTs. the benevolent move
ments Of the day, there is none more
interesting both to the philanthropIst
and philosopher. than the attempt to ed
ucate those who have been deprived by
nature the ordinary mental faculties:
and who heretofore have been deemed
incapable Of intellectual improvement
Numerous and varied experiments with
in the last few years, have shown thaI
there were avenues to the most becloud.
ed intellect, and that the feeblest mental
and moral powers can be ar'u' ed to &C
ton and strengthened under he tuition
a philanthrop:c and skilled teacher. The
State Of Ohio has been the first to found
an institution for the express purpose OF
improving the condition OF those demon
mated idiots, and has given it in charge to
Doctor Il. j. Patterson, once. we believe,
connected with one Of the benevolent IN
situations Of our own State-and for
many years past one Of the eminent pro.
fessors in the State medical school at
Columbus. DR.. Patterson is no less EN-
inent for his philanthrophy that for his
professional skill and attainments, and il
is fortunate that so interesting an exper
iMept has fallen under the charge Of SC
competent superintendent. A sinai
number Of pupils are to be admitted
from other States, at charge Of from
two to three hundred dollars per annum
Children between six and fifteen, VIII.
are idiotic or with perverted or deficieI
intellects. that cannot lie educated at o.
binary schools. will he admitted for 8
course oil instruction in the simplest ele
ments Of learning. and when that is i'm
practible, they will he subject to cours
of training in the more practical matter
OF everyday life, the cultivation Of hab
its. ofcleanliness, decency, propriety. sell
management, self-reliance. and the de
velopment and enlargement of capscI
ty for useful occupation. As promotiv
Of these objects, pupils will receive sue
physical education, and such medics
moral and hygienic tiNatment as thei
peculiar and varied COM tons demand
Reference can be made to DR.. w. +
Byford Of this city, OF communications
can he addressed to DR.. R. j. Patterson
Columbus, Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-15
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Settlement of Blacks In Indiang.


The law against the immigration Of
free negroes into this State has been
dead letter upon the statut, book: and
it is said there has never been prosecu
ton under it till the last week. A black
woman. a resident of New Albany, COM
planned ola young negress who had come
into the State in contraventIon of the
law; she was arrested and imprisoned.
On Tuesday she was brought before
Judge Anderson, Of the Common Pleas
who decided that the law was unconsti.
tutional for the reason that its subject
matter wa. not recited in its title; the
title Of the act, being IAN act to enforce
the Thirteenth article of the constitu
ton" 1t would he difficult to imagine {
more specific title; bit the Judge though
it did not define the purpose Of the act
end discharged the prisoner. The New
Albany Tribune thinks the title appro
pirate enough, but deems the provision
OF the State constitution itself. unconsti
tutiOnal under the IT, s. constitution
which guarantees to the citizens OF on
State the right Of citizenship in all othe
States; and quotes Chancellor Kent, an
refers to the terms on which Missouri
was admitted into the Union. that sh
should never construe the provisions c
her constitution against the citizens d
other States--black or white-from com
ing into her bounds.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-15

HEAVY EMBEZzLEMEYr.- New
York papers Of the llth, contain the
particulars Of the trial Of bar keeper,
Stewart B. Adams, charged with tho
crime of embezzlement
A detective was employed to count
the cigars and drinks sold in one day,
and compare it with the cash handed
over to the proprietor. 1t was discover
ed that the barkeeper took for his share
$50, and the presumption is that he had
been pocketing funds at that rate for sew
eral years. Adams had purchased fine
house and lot. kept several women and
lived in the most extravagant manner.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-15

The CUNNiSGuAN AFFAIR.-The re
porters ofthe New York papers continue
to squeeze three columns day out Of the
Cunningham case. Nothing new has
transpired since our last report. Mrs.
Cunningham is in Jail awaiting her trial.
1t is intimated that the decis on of TIE
Seuarogate, which will not be affected by
this last Development, will be against
tbe alledged marriage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-15

Low SALARIES. - The public penu
robustness that refuses decent support
to the highest State officers. is one OF the
worst manifestations Of the radical de-
mocracy Of the day. Ii is the most
wretched. short.sighted pnblic economy,
and is so opposed TO the noble and gen.
erous spirit of the country. that we won
der that it il tolerated. 1t is not in ac-
cordance with the native spirit Of our
people. for a mean and penurious man is
everywhere despised, and can never rise
in public life, let his merits be what they
may. How is il then that the people
tolerate system Of public ECONOMY that
they despise and ahhor in private life !?
1t is not the people who originate or de-
mand it. hut it is the policy of the
wreiched demagogues, who try to in
gratiate themselves with the populace.
by hoaSling Of their care of the public
funds. anu exhibiting votes for the re
ductian OF the public expenses. These
men who will vote against giving wor-
thy and able Judge upon the Supreme
bench 500, will the same day defraud
the State out Of millions. by corrupt col
lusions, in the passage of bank charter.
Our last Legislature refused to appropri-
ate $4,000 for geological survey OF the
State, and at the same time squandered
S30,OO0 of the State funds, in gimcrack,
for themselves, and in largesses to politi
cal hangers ON about the capitol. The
day for this sort Of humbug is approach
ing lis end. There is no reform so UT
gently demanded as an increase of tn,
pay roll Of our State Executive and Ju
diciol officers While the clerks Of on
Courts are permitted to grow rich b,
taxing the people with exorbitant fees
the Judges are starving or running il
debt while setting upon the bench. w
have been surprised to find that the re
and intelligent State Of Ohio is guilty c
the same nigsardly policy that prevail
in this State, Illinois and Kentucky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-15
Dyspep.is and Debility Cured.

Theodore Frank, ESD. OF The Pittsburgh
and Steubenvilie Railroad Office, says:
'.For wears / have been an invalid from
Dyspepsia; with hope If relief. resorted
70 many advertised remedies, but failed in
deriving the benefit sought for, until tried
your Holland Bitters, the happy effects OF
which upon the digestive organs. and in re-
storing a debilitated system, causes me tc
recommend it confidently to all suffering
from Dyspepsia"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-15
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLAkKE'S
CEl ERR ATEN FEM ALE PILLS
CELEBilATI


Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This in
valuable Medicine is unfang In the cure Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident the Female
constitution.
1t modertes all excess, removes al, distractions and
rings on the monthly periods with regularity Thes,
Pills should be usei two three weeks ueyious "a
confinement; they foify the constitution and lesser
the suffering during labor, enabling the mother to per
form her duties with safety 10 hersef and child.
These Pills should not lie taken BY females durins
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at Any other tim,
they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Adectcns Pain
in the Back and Limbs Heaxiness, Fatigue on Sigh
Exertion, Papation Of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits
MYSTERIES, Sick Heaiache, Whites and all the psinfu
diseases occasione Ivy adis,riered stem these Pill
will effect when all other means have failed an,
although R-'poserful remedy do not contain iron
calome. antimony, or any other mineral,
Full directions Accompanying each package. pric
| IN the United States and Cauada One Dollar.
". B.-sls0 and postage stamr< erriosed tn an
authorized Agent, will insure hottie Of the Pills /,
| return mail. W. W. ROBERTS, IndianapoIis
Sole Agent for Indiana
| HALLOCK STODDARD,
| sres 5i-lyis General Agents, Evansville.