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Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20
G5e 3a)oett' 8 Uoll;.'lsia. IL.
From the Califosuia. Farmer. :.
1. Ely SONG - SAD TODAY.

know not and care not how 1i s5-
Tie moments pass me by,
Iarush easi Eaay leave upon my oro"
4 fuIroH IS they ty.
What rpatte;s IL? each shall but take
Une link .vin og the chain,
That binds mc to e..rIh,s bittcf. stsko
vi Wong, and care and pain.
Tina Ike river, plies his oar;
Aud all his strokes are hours,
lGpeliiag to 4 better shore $3.50 tE
of sunshine, ,bittis ai,d f.owers. r7
ire tasted all that hTo can siTe
Or pleasure and OF pain,
u ss hot living, now to live,
Ehea Joys no uiose remain.
Fer life hath lost its former charm,
And even hope hath led;
Aud friends loved SO fondiy once,
Are all estranged and dead.
Speed on o speed my bark, speed oni
Qgck o'er lifc'sstrouhled sea;
sish sor anchorage within t-,'D
harbor safe anu tree.
Perhaps gentle forest flower
Aoors my grave viii spring" -
Not planted there by fsisndship's hand,
bat by some zephyT's wing.
Eya's genial dcss will nur sc its bloom
Ia soft midsummer air,
Aud sta 9, that hang like crystal drers,
Re-ciaspsd in beauty there.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

g 4 n old gentleman Of our acquain-
tance says that he is the last man in the
world that vii! ever tyranize over daush-
ter,s affections. So long as she mar, ies
the man Of his choice, he don't care who
she loves.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20
The Law o. Newspapers.

+ Subscribers who DO not give express no
T., 10 the contrary are considered as wish
IA. 10 continue their subscription
y - s,,,.s-riiers order tf4 d!scontinuance cf
,ne,r ueriodtcais, the publisher may continue
y. ..ri them ut.til all arfsarages are paid.
8 Ii lfsubscribers neglect or refuse 10 take
n,ir periodicals. from the office to Niilci they
A. iii ected, they are held responsible, ttil they
l,v. se4Eei the bIli and ordered them diseoh-
saaoi. s. l efH y- -,
/, it subscribers remove to othArPiaces with
%. informing The Publisher, arl the papers are
rn, 20 he former direction, they are held res
,sasi5ie. H n"
:. The Courts have decided .iI2t refusing to
a.e periodicals from The Office. or removing
mllsav!ng tiiem uilcaiied for, Is prima if.cia
nlaence OF iiitentiona ftaNd. - --t---e 7 -
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

E~s 4 n.inis;ef approached a mis-
hievous urchin, about t.elve years old.
and laying h:s hand upcn his shoulder.
has addressed him: My son. belleys
ne devil has got hold OF you."
81 believe he has too" was The signif-
cs Mt reply OF The urcain.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

fS- Hoors.-The last wicked thing
IN hoops is the following: Tie ladies'
noops are get:i G so wide that it is difficult,
'or them TO get into railroad ear, mos, of
them being built on tie narrow gauge
1t will be little singular If fashion .iaould
drive all Tie travel to the six foo, gauge
raiiroads.''g = fa st
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

"A tough" subscriber 10 country
'arsr was struck from IFS mail list, be.
cause he wouldn't ray up. The della.
Iusnt's wife insisted wratbfully, that-.shs
Anew what was newspaper law-slr did
the rroi ri.tor was hound TO send TIE pa.
"sr Until ali srrcaragrs were. paid."
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

80 A recent traveller IN America re-
cords the following anecdoie: 3.a
How much do you pay your waters al
;his seloon?" asked al irascible gen. oi
the proprietor Of res;urent.
'.OEe dollar per diem, SIR"
"Well. then, credit me with thirty cents
FOR waited two hours for my steak. and
one hour for my muGius 3" at.y3 ssf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

sS~ IL was remark Of 1hsmis,ocles
hat he preferred marrying his daughter
10 man who lacked wealth, rat:.er tlsnn
INC who lacked sense. Had all fathers
oeen OF the same opinion. what set of
.oo!s the world would have been SHARED.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

Two ladies who inhabited Tie re-
gion of the Five Points, were having some
words together on the roadside, when the
daughter Of one of them popped her head
cut Of the door, and cried out-"Hurry
mother, and call her thief, before SIZE
calls you one" aeaa
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

Bg The easiest way TO ge, a living is
TO sit on a gate and wait for good luck.
IN case good luck don't come along, ve,,
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

S@S 4 physician advertised tfa, he
'ad removed rear the churchyard. al tiIe
rtqucst of his friends. nd trusted tbs, his
s-norsi would accenlodate many OF bis
2 ,;en:s. A e d
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

IsDEPEKDExT.-As Subscriber writes TO
a Weston editor 81 don't want your pa.
per any longer" Ta which the editor re.
plies: Il wouIdn's make it any loneer i:
you did its present length suits me very
we'll
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

"A polite young lady reeeaIy as
serted that she lived near barn-yard.
and it was impossible for her TO sleep in
the morning On account OF tho growing 6
a gentleman hem"
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20
TcHsoN, KANSAS TERRITORY TUESDAY, JANUARY 90, 1851

1t was bold charge, aud ii I,e hat
locked like cn honest snan, should no
have dared 70 make it: - = ssz
! have paid the note I tell you,' whin.
ed he. 50 So -
No words. if you please sc
But listen 10 reason.'
i will listen 10 nothing "
i have the note'
Where did you get it7'
'Why Of course wien / paid it,
When you feioniosly entered the hons.
OF John Wallace on the night OF Tnerday
February 10th. at lea o'c!sck and .aok III.
note from the secretary t5
You have no psoef.' s.ammered he
grasping chair for Support.
'Tllat's my. look-oas. ! have no time
to waste viii you pay or go to jail2'
4 will pay; for though ~ka, you Say i.
false I should not like TO be accused 0.
stealing note.'
He drew the check on the spot for twen-
ty-oue hundred dollars, and after begging
ne not to mention the affair, which b..
'ooughs might injure his reputation lac
neaked off.
/ cashed the check, and fastened to
Waiiace's house. The reader may judge
with what satisfaction he received it, how
rejoiced was Annie and her lover. Wa
lace insisted that should lake the handrt q
dollars iors.my services, tut was mag
unanimous enorgl, TO take only twenty.
Wallace kert his promise. and ever after
was temperance man. He died fcw
years ago. leaving Lanscns property to
Chandler and his wife.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

E The shortest way TO get rich is
ro' by eniarsing our estates bu. by con-
tracing our desires. 9a.5
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

ES a Psrfumed breath is easily pre-
suEed.-Chew cnions FOR an hour. and you
viii be scented for the nexi two days.
'Phew!
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

ssS Under the head OF ''broken En-.
Eiish, Paris paper places such London.
re as &c, smashed up by railroad eeilis.
'ons, o. financially i,ss;ed.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

eB- The religion of tie presen, day
has ''nonstrous DEAL 10 do with fire
features. fne silks, fne furniture, and fine
fummeTy IN general.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

Sorrow came and left It's traces
here. Il don't say wha. .Lscsms Of ,he
rest of the harness.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

s'How is your husband this after
noon. Mrs. Squiggs p "IVhy, the doctor
says as how if he iivs till the morning, he
shah have some hopes OF him; but if hs
don't, he must give him up
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

"a What gentleman esn. with an,
ssnss Of rrorrie.y. ask fat lady 10 lea.
on his arsnl
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

s Reputation naay be the rewsrd OF
nediocrity, and fame of the talent tia
panders to popular passions; but immortal
renown is the endless chaunt Of genera
tons singing the praises OF godlike me II
who have elevated their race.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

ga Lost.-Yestcrday, somewhere be-
tween sun r;ss and sunset. two golden
minutes. 10 reward is offered, for they
are now gone forever.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

"a The road ambition travels is too
narrow for friendship, too crooked for lore.
toe rugged for honesty. and too dark for
science.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

The dlfferance belween Pers.rer.
anee and Obs.insey-one is stroag will
the other strong won't.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

FT II we would give ourselves only
half an hours reflection at the close ot
every day. we would preach to ourselves
several of The best sermons that could le
uttered every week.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

s5 Keep yoar temper in disputes.
TIE cool hammer fashions the red-l,ot iron
into any shape needed.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

81 Al city hotel verd.ut loolsing
chap sat DO. totske s.sotne film. wal
ter p'cssn:ed himself at tie back of his
ciaif and politely inquired. 'sTe. or coffee,
sir "Tes, lie answered. .Wiiai kidd
OF tea, SIR - Gfesny looked up in the
walters face, /" Why, store tea, Of course
don't want any of your sassairas stuff =
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

gS Tae Chinese are a queer people
TO SO TO market. 4 man at Canton writes
'ome 10 friend. t.at "a neighbor of his
'ad just laid in his winter provisions.
md quarter of horse and two barrels Of
bulldogs. The latter sailed to keer.'
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

ss- Rev.. MIR. selssood, Episcopal
Missionary at Oregon, came near being
murdered at the Panama massacre. A
pa4 Passed through his body, almost toach-
ias his heart. -
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

sy- a company in St. Joseph is hav-
Ing boat built to run between that city
and Council Bluffs. to be called "Silpsr
he!," after fine horse.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

Speaking without thinkip, ]
shooting witkcut saking aim. .ss
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

= - 4a Z
PAaT OF THE SsiTH F.sILx ar rnE
sr. NieRoLAs.-A few weeks ago, pars
sf the resPectz ble aad select family, sf.
Smiths. fFo.n Spcedlesown, State OF Con-
aec,icu.. came 70 the city aud put ~ al tie
81. Niehaias. s----z---
They arrived by The erenln. ,raia. aud
entered the hotel jes, ss the guests mers
coming from the dinner table and uer.
Pro;n<asiirs the eIegan, saloons The
issiliy consisted Ct good old .RlGs.s Smith
"a nice. gsod nstured. clever cid soul
Of fifty-Eve; her only SOB, Harvey, a big,
9rergro~n, honest faced country lad of
"en'y; and two gals or daughter. of sig
teen or eigktsen.
Afier tLs first fairy and excitement of
arrival had passed of. the entire Saith
'nrty were shown 10 the tea room. were
ne superb plate, exquisite Gu; glass, and
ielicately painted china quite bewildered
hem.
al being seated. the waiter p-essrs.
'ifnself. TEA, Iadiss.! The old lady
9oked up a, him through her SILVER spec
'acies.' Wal. guess 1 will
Green or black tea, madam r
Black tea, very weak answered the
.Ood Old lady. and -wai. yes. very weak;
md she sighed. The tea was brought.
and the waiter added. Sugar. ladies' a.
TIE Old lady was nos confidential. The
waiter was too civil and clever not to le
: smiiiarized at once; SO laying her hand
n has arm sAi pushing her specs an on
'er nose. she added. Sugar? Wal, / guess
Will Ye see, waiter: lIarYes-ke likes
I IL; The gals. trey Ike j, in: and Ms Tor
ne-wal, I'd about as live hars ii in's
out. or aou;'s in
The e.! la'iy brought down Tie table.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

~ Why is the inside of everything
unintelligitis Because we can't make
it cut.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

- Some peopis think an editor a
pub.'c bellows. bound 70 pun rverybod. &
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

ES 4 pa,en. hos been secured in Dos.
a,o clean tisA by giving them snuff. The
iaseziag causes the scales to fy Of.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

I .oa want 10 see tl.ck squalls
Just look Al negro baby attacked with
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

hss the County Court of Fauaoier or
"aay, ratified the con,rae. for con.
'''nS bridge across the sRappahan-
,,n. A''ef at the Tarrenaon Springs The
Se' was awardol TO john r. Spill
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

A gentleman in Boston has giver
so"Jo dollars towards liquida,ing to delI
Tue American Board of Missions j
s'Iae'nan IN Connecticut has given $1,000
" ~ three others S13l5, for the same pur-
Pose.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20
1ts Sqaatier Sovereign.
upUBLIsHED EyERYsTUEsDAY
M3RSiNG BI
3. srnIEeEELLow, n. 9. KELLEY Les 9
p. II. LAHEf' ,s4se
Publication Office on I'd Street.

r,.x,:-Two dollars per anndm, Invariably
.,Iyance. Single copies cents, e"eiVe cop
I, ior nifty cents. -t-iela1 Hr =
81 C1uBs.--Five copies will be sent 20 one
Us 70 50. Ten 10 one address for SlI:-
20, 10 one address for $32. Forty 70 one
...ss .ss for 500. cY- invariably IN apvAHcE.
.5,- Money may be sent by mail, at the fisk
dIe Editors. 't5
~ post.nassers are requested to act as our
iEsits es .as5 s n q
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

ES - petition mas peen piesrnt-d 20
the Legislature of Florida 10 incorporate
company fog the purpose of laying sub
marine telegraph from the Cape OF Flor
IDA via Key Weat 10 the Island OF Cubs.
thus bring ;ng Havana in cennecsicsi ss.tll
the grea, lelcgrasai.i.. world. -.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

Come gsi ilup. n $ siae ..,Jiisr.- "a
iMr. Se'-i2zle SAID TO Aiis r..slrszl d .s:.sles.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

"How can you, my dear, prefer
panc.i 10 wines :"
.'Becauae. my dear. lis 50 ike rnatrimo-
ny. such charming compound Of .ppo-
site qualities"
AYE. my lord. ] am ,he weak part. I
suppose.
mo. my lose. you are the sweet. wiih
a dash Of the acid, and no small por:iOn
of the spirit
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

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Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-20

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

THEATRE-We cannot permit the occasion to
pass without testifyng the admirable performance
of Mr.. John Drew on Saturday night There was
a crowded house and we venture that no one Will
differ with US when we pronounce WILLIAM, IN the
play of ''Black-eyed Susan" complete triumph.
The evidence OF the fact palpable on all hands,
the eager interest of the entire audience, the alter
nate death ike silence and the spontaneous bursts
of applause, and the unbidden tear-droP' were
more than enough to tell of the success. HAD we
the cold views of the critic to express, our
knowledge of the fine and correct taste OF the
Nashville people in theatrical matters, coupled
with the unmisakable manifestations OF satisfaction
on this occasion, would US to hesitate to e1-
press such views But We have no reason for this
as we fully concur in the rare merit OF this per-
Torrance. The open, bold, frank and generous
qualities of the hardy tar are universally known
and admired The author of the play, has exhio-
tied these with great success in the person
of his William; and John Drew is William, COM
plete, perfect.
If SIR. Davis could be induced TO keep on his
Boards such actors in their respective roles as Drew"
he would have no cause to complain of the press
ure in money matters, and the public would have
as little for upbraiding the manager, or staying
away from the Theatre.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
General Assembly.

The two Houses having accepted an invitation
TO attend the State Fair during this week, the ses
sions are limited TO the morning business. AI'er
this week, we suppose the Legislature VIII a.
ously devote itself to the public business.
Iu the Senate yesterday, nothing oil importance
transpired. Mr.. Heiskell introduced reSoiu''on
directing the committee on Tipping to report
bill to prevent the sale of adultetated liquors II
such Law could be successfully executed 1t would
certainly be boon 20 many.
In the House several bills were introduced and
passed on their first reading. Mr. Nancy intro
duced resolution raising a committee to ascertain
the condition and prospects of our internal i'm
provrment system, which if passed and properly
act ed upon, will furnish the public with valuable
Information on the subject of the present and tu-
ture State liability in behalf of the various Rail
roads in the State.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

BENEFIT OF JOHN DREw.-As will be seen by
the advertisement, this sterling Irish Comedian
takes his farewell benefit tonight, at the Theatre
In all of Mr. Drew's role of characters, he comes
up to the true s.andard-neat in every thing-with
out falling into the too common error of being
broad and vulgar, be represents the ''Son of Erin
with fidelity to nature and truthfulness that is as
wonderful as it is amusing, and whether as the roll
licking, roaming, laundering lad of the bogs, or the
polished, affIbe and courteous Irish gentleman, he
is equally fecitous, and always loses the iden-
tity of the actor in the character personated This
evening Mr.. Drew appears in his iavorite parts Of
''Rory O'More" and the Marquis De RicheViIle."
His talented and fascinating lady will also appear
as Francina in "Grst to the Mill, D." and Kathleen in
s'Rpry O'More," and we sure she will impart to
the chara eters such vitality as they have never
before received on the Nashville boards.
Don't fail to attend tonight as it is positively
their last appearance but one.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

eH- Dr. Jones, OF Philadelphia, with the general ue-
ess that him every where, Is caring deafness
eand naamed Eyes diseases Of the Iyes Of every
and the Is said ARTIFICIAL eye Without pain, and
as perfect and appearance the natural eye.
He also treats chronic diseases With great
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
HmeIles RrOfhers.

Practical Artists In every branch Of Photography and
wholesale and retail dealers In Anbrotype Melanoype
Photograph, and Daguerreotype goods Apparatus aud
ohemIcals Of every hind variety and description Ia
the abogs Arts. All orders will be promptly hed and for
ardsd any part OF the country the very
ket rates. for cash, which the trade respectfully
yed Also Agents the Of MsAinotypz and spher-
reotype Rights. HUGHES BRoS,
espt4. 20 Union street, Rsshvlns, Fenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

RHEU zATBx-NEURALGLA.-The agones Of Rheumatism
Neuralgia among the acute with which the
human frame afflicted, and have heretofore been
the difficult 10 remove. Happily remedy is
now by which the obstinate be
immed lately cured. This sovereign remedy is BRACES
ARCTIC IBNENT, for by Druggists generally. 1t is
only necessary for the sufferer it, to be assured Of
its efficacy. octllm.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

An eGsFing for sale . Fainshie huilalns Lot On
Spruce street. he Of Bseas. The os fronfs
sKtysx Sect spruce hladrs1 aHd nfty Aet &C.,
Wftn eoREenisnt alley "a he
This nroqeFty eKsps oa tazea for s. years fro LA
JanukFy nekt. This eKsmptien Is 81 ssias thau a
usa4y ace0Taed tc g. net oHy fhe Eroaa has Al -.
pneFre1ts eFsssd taeFesa. bet igee fr1m taxes Fha
AviuE IL ne teA cs yin than psr ~ -
CROSSE ssd Al Improvements fbs iat IL also saas~ -
Part 81 tas cay lAat keinE Espt1ly asd q sith
ans dasnaga std srisais residences. Esrs reasa.sse
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

EB- The Mechanics Fair continues open. We
shall have something more to say about the articles
on exhibition then, though it is utterly impossible
for US to notice all, and We hope no one will ex-
meet rs to do IT,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

HoIoway's Ointment cannot be too implicitly relied
upon as remedy complaints of the kidneys and the
bladder. should be thoroughly rub bed in the re-
gion affected 1he immediate result VIII be cessation Of
pain, and continued applications will cOnsummate the
cure.
Sold at the mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane, New York,
and by all druggists 25c 62Ic., ana 81 per box. 4S
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
AN IMPORTANT ITEM TO THE SURVIVORS OF
THE LATE WAR WITH MEXICO.

LANCASTER @ h, O., May Y, I5ob.
DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON. Dear Sir After my return from
Mexico seriously afflicted with that terrible disease
which has carried the grave many of my fellow
soldiers Chronic Disrrhea accompanied with Neuralgia,
brought by the climate Of Mexico and the mode Of
living, while engaged IL the The relief have OBJ
tanned from the Hollands German BteTs is as
tonishng; cheerfuIly have, and sl continue
the Bitters all who similarly affect
ed belev Eg that the benefit that will result from their
will be inca cuabe.
Very respectfully yours,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
Valuable Business Lot at Public Sale,

ON THURSDAY THE Lar or o0ToBKR EExF, At II
~ oack, ~, he premises val sell that vaiuabis
Let the e. front And CLARK srset adjoining
h1aae s. Rreneh sea- Tie Lot treats 90 feet
On FFunG street aud co o. Cara.
fzEs sA credit % enc I've and three years. Tor
PAysbs "a banf, bearing fsteres satisfactorily endorsed
AEd lien retained A. '. .. LINDSEY.
4. q. GLAscocE, ARctioueer. aga.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

Our friend NoKTHcoTr, of the Murfreesboro Tels-
graph has been appointed School Commissioner for
Rutherford county.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

FB- We we're pleased to meet in this city yes
terday, Col. JNO L. T. .SNEED, the Attorney Gene
raj and Reporter of the State. He is on his way
to his home in Memphis, where he will make brief
stay previous to the session of the Supreme Court
10 this city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
No,,c. n transient Advertisers.

An tart advertisements in this paper, must be paid
f At the time they are handed inotherwise they VIII no
be Inserted Transient must be paid for on deli
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

-e5g- Col. G. c. ToRBETT declines reelection
to the Office of Treasurer which he has ably filed
during tie past two years.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
Very respectfully yours,
z q pTVIUNGs
Late Lieut.. of Company O.,
pa Irnaffn RRnIt 8 @ Xnlnnfaara-

Late Lieut.. of Company O.,
Palmetto Reg't. 8. c. Volunteers
Be and ask for HoQ2dnd's German BerS, and see
that the signature Of c. NJ JAG kson on wrapper
each bottle.
For sale by druggists and sOrekeepers in every town
and village in the United States West Indies and Cana
das. Price IS per bottle Principal Gfice AIS Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa. cot1-1m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

FEVER AGUE-Foremost among the various remedies
for this stands DIR. shaenberger's AntdOte
will any ordinary case and dose nva-
raby stops the ehis 1t contains nothing in the least
degree hurtful the system under any circus Stances
produces the unpleasant effects that attend the
Qui nine and other agents in general 1t
every of the disease and the original and only An
ttdOte for Malaria.
Ask fof Dr.. shaIenbergers Fever and Ague Antidote
and you get pills. Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere Price 81 so. Sole Propetors, A. T. SEAL
LENBERsER Co., Rochester, Pa. aug4-3mdtriEw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
FOR SANE.

THAT valuable Dwelling Al the corner Of Cedar and
Sumner streets The lot fronts es feet. The Dwell.
ing lsrys and oommodious and there Is ane once on
the lot. Il one Of desirable locations In The
e sspti nPPS :" A.vs. LINpsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

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