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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-03
Ieavenw0rth.
WAsHNeToN. June 2-P. N.
Capt Davis, Of the U. s. Ship st. Mary, in

Capt. Davis, of the U. s. Ship st. Mary, in
recent official dispatches says it was the opin-
ion Of those who had better means of know
ing than himself, that month before, Gen.
Walker could at any moment have passed the
enemy's lines and maintained himself in the
,, open country. Since then the assertions have
been numerous, not only demoralizing his
Emy in numbers but in character; that to-
wards the end of April, the only resort lief,
fos Walker, was to cut his way down to the
coast and take refuge if possible on board the
schooner Granada. According to the best
intelligence such an attempt would have ter
minated fatally. The time, therefore, had
arrived for determining on the course to be
pursued. The reason assigned by Capt. Da-
Wis for the seizure of the Granada, is that the
vessel lost her nationality, was belligerent
and should not therefore pass his guns.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
EI"W HoU9Ds
M'GOLRICK s. BURNS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL coNFrcrroNERs
ANUEAEFRa

HE opeainF their ssta1gabasnt On Nartst strs~f
"A Ne. - Hext doer ta Mr. RoNera ca.Aanr eisre A
geaer1 aasortnsnt 81 ceHfctioar. vbich tscY lrsna
EetHE rF Fe<gl16hs teFsa zsd sr1st ~ gtr ntt-r
saa e eesnesss = naass he pahhp skssaa q sksm
p0s q haad ana 4sh lasy sill bs secss.ns ss tss -
tsH1uTs va
esn1lss. 81 every vAriey flae Aprs aad one cAssss
AFliss - esefF siz4s 1tsalcs y 1ka. hetf t4ssss
fxtlrs. s1zaTledz ear1sfsls sf essFs, s.sf~s..-
Pscslra - ssers sad SAFdiEss, Ale Aaa rortsr.
sac snt Ezlmoa. Fiae Cgars
VIA variety e sFiLeiss Dot hssein eazmeraie1.
p eea1eea Nssh tAeE ceaire1seFys t1ey fssfie the
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saKFv e Seah hrs4as cakes. ana fessfy esa g ~
tssss - - -aas sgtq ezdsr, en4 eaEsg aszs {. -
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.

i &ANAOAAS OfO4 al ObuC4bs
l Because it is the only Sewing Machine in
the world ever invented, so constructed as to
fully meet the demands of families for general
use
, 1t is very simple and is Gcver liable to get
out of order.
1t makes seam which will not rip, though
every third stitch is cut.
1t is not Shuttle Machine.
Il sews with two needles, making aDv
ength stitch desired.
6 Ii. sews from two ordinary spOols, and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided.
while the same Machine can be adapted al
pleasure, by a mere change of spools, to all
varieties Of work
The samc Mfchne runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
This Machine will sew in rhe sleeves of
coat with the same ease aud flcility that II
sews a straight seam.
8 This Machine can be run 10 make one
Thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric, so that IL free from aliliability to
break 10 washing, ironing or otherwise.
IL The Stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price oftbeSe Machines at office in New
York, range from SO 20 $3.50: an additional
sharge Of $40 only is made or each machine
over New YORK prices Al office in Nashville, to
ieffay expenses ot importation, &c, 10 Nash
vile. Z. Il. BROCKWAY, Sec'y.,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Prices. eG these uaohInes range fresn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
b. 5. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
no. 81, SOUTH MARKET ST, EAsHlrITTy..

AklNe eiAesiaAet ssnsral AEFieultalsf Bspel a.
sAs Aesse - aefife AZ lS ei aaa iFae frfenas
lAe A.ts t@fss p cal sta see Ds 4ha rHAaaine
- stee te teEs- tafeshsfa t4s latest aiia ~.
F.kta - hcAI< r. 1-ra-s ezfi iFe4se ana
eplsoa pstisi ariasy's PrsuEu Pows CaitvasaTs ~
e-s~ta "a sA -s-s . @sss4 fa1irfss slsos CtQssr
lshst tise Nfssss ezeHeza ufasss canarF Aesp and
@sF eess Hse- rAt asa n4isz5f e0astaasiF hHbt.
e. s'ss 3 AEsss-4tak@ AS h'fseiias- In P.sasats
Al Aads 81 ccpRsFs In. Haas aaa sAest Iran Wnrs
es a@hs sfl2rsAs AnA eQFess AFateas &C. p psis As
tN.ssfsl r. r-snts eet en AA-i ereEsd 4 sd zt re
lrteee 4s4 tf-itstiAsse1 AIS fhatfss
estss at tAsnd fcets s1a AssAs azsls q La.s ssaa=
lzcteFg, eoalhiaF Ftsa, 40.
-. Isssssa sspgls 9. sssas ls'- aHd eeFR AsAass
nss.s. Ba FElIKs
DIR. JOHN ~. HORTClN
II As temaVs4 his aars fan Ne q Garry sissss a
"A = g Cedar stress. lelFk
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
NEW AND IMPORTANT
riesennar No. I, 2, and 3.

Thus protecting the public against lMIF1
liable to the seveTest penalties courts ofaW
nR. H. A. BARROW Member OF the Imperial College Of
II Vienna, and Royal College Of Surgeons. London may
be personally consulted his residence, 1877 street.
ew bio ks Of Broadway New York, from in the
morning tin 2 and from till In the evening" Sundays
exeepted) unless by special appointment.
TRIEsEMAR No /, Is the Remedy for RELAxTIoN
sPERMATORRHGA, and al the distressing Consequences
arising from early abuse indscrmnate excess too long
residences IN bot climates has nvigorated
% perfect health, thousands Of the dehiate who
the enjoyment OF all the Functions Manhood: and
whatever may be the CAUsEL, every DISQUALIFIED
dsrinl Disooveryi
TRIEsENAR No fl; completely and entrsIy eraAeates
an traces Of GonoFhoa, both Ia It's ard vated
forms 9ieet Structures, Imitation Of the AddeT nou.re
enon o. The Urine Pains Of the Lons and Kidneys aad
those disorders where Copaiva have oong
portion Of the population.
TRIEsENfAR No III-Is the great Continental Remedy
tor eypni and Second ary syptons IL also
the vital stream, altogether 70 eradicate tie virus az
disease, aud Is never falling Remedy for that
orders which unfortunately the Engiish physan treats
with Mercury he inevitable destruction of the patients
constitution, and which al the s&rsapara in The world
TRIEsEMAK No. and 8, are prepared Ia the form Of
iozenge devoid oftaste se aud can be carried n th
Waistooat pocket. Sold in Eases divided into sepsr
ate doses Administered By Yapeau, Lailn Roux RI
cord, &e- Price ss EACH or four cases ip one M AZ
ShSh saves 3d. and IN ssT cases. Whereby there saving
Special arrangements having been made with the varous
hxyeses he nine dollar o TFeserar aud the ar
er sl are forwarded BY DR.. Barl ew, carriage pad lu
stately on reee wing reItance any part OF The world
seeaFeJ psskea and addressed according instTnotisn
= ne $3.50 ny securing g the public Eenalns sgropsaa
P-aan ana ensetuaty protesting them irOm ssr
Qua psInisieHs imtons The three dollar .Ases sef A.
asaal bal free % carriage
To hs had alss,fro DE- hsrrosths beaatiay lnssrat
"a And popular work, HUMAN FRATLrY or PffYsIOIo-
The ana effects of TIE dissssss s,~ ~n,
sts, With distractions or thelr proper nd eu
Address DR.. BARROW Isl Pslpes Street. fs... h,o.,
-sstof hseAaHay,l Ees FoFk. a2Ss-iydv-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
NEW Wholesale
CLOTHING G. HOUSE.
No. 81 COLLEGE STREET.

AATE receiving and opening at our New store
w No. 81 College Street, very iarge and eneI 1s
Stock OF keadymaue CLoTaIso embracing every descrp
iion Of goods belonging the Ciohng business gei5
exclusively In this branch Of business We think M " he
able to offer desirable SiCcz ia this line for tbe Fn
and Winter Trade. Please call and examine our ock
Meriro Under shirts fcop6 shire
[" Drawers, shirt Collars
All Wool Under Shirts, ILinsn q Co.., s.,..-
D,,.c,.... r., - SweIs -O Fronts, White Copd
"a = N''H''H Z 4An OIA" Linen Bosom Shirts
a Blk. Cold Cravats and
81 -. CO.. Ties. great variety,
S1IA I 0e1 9n0e1 SAlt - Cold and White Linen
p,ss y Sls, sIs, ~, Cambria Hdkfs, CTS,
"a . oFV' ot4u Drs"- Border % q
7shI2 ,,,..- -, Plain Emb'd Self Ad-
-, - ute's.eeS' 1eAS 9 justing Stocks,
n ~; a., WOolen Comfor Is,
"a StoSoS g E1is'eAs, eheneele Mufiers
Lalno L1nenI Cashmere ="
,,u.. H'As' u1 an0 Cents Travelling shawIs
49, = 30 = Arctic Blan-
1IASNs . oOyS SusEs Ger II kets
Red, Blue & Blue Mixed Rows, 3 ch;,sr.,,,, 60,
r,r5s- = o.. e., net & Cloth Suits, all
Hickory Shirts,
BEECH, WEBB s. co.
Nashville, Sept. lst, 1s57-31n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

AEs. LAR NJ ON[EsS PARIS AND LONDON MED
II ICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE pom
edition, 400 pages 100 eecrotype petuTss CLOTH 81 and
four letter stamps. Mailed free Among, contents is
the anatomy of the sexual organs of the and female
all their diseases and weaknesses; latest discoveries in
production; and healthy mode preventing con
Oepon; quacks-ther recipes specifics the authors
unequaed Paris and London treatment OF Gonnorrhosa
Gleet, Strctures Syphilis Primary and Constitutional
Emissions, lmpotency &c. at 81 Mercer st opposite St
Nicholas Hotel New York Address letters box ~
Y P o. We recommend DR.. laTmont the afflicted
Courier dss EtdtS Uas Stats ZeitUag Deznocrat Dan
Book, Mercury, Illus, Police Gasette, DEC.
marchl7-dly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
J. 7. NATHU RST,
EOs 24s Spruce street.
TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.
O. ,,e-,,. -. -, ,-g,,, ,,-,,., r,,.,,,, -,

UFFiCa BUCEEYE eTATE TssUEAACE 0OAPAEY,
CINCKSATI, Dec.I6, 1886
TO cOSCRRS; This is 70 certify that l
have examined specimens and Roofs Of W. E. Ch5s Co.'s
Elastic Fire and Water-ProOf Roodpg," aud
eve sinenty superior 70 any other kind Of Roof
ing in Witne Of trial OF one OF
Roofs from large volume OF fame from adjoining
bading, directly upon the roof
nearly half 1t stool the trial beyond al
pectstOn, and saved the building, T. NJ. HASKELL
President Buckeye State Insurance Co.
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"a II M q "

k suhsefter takes ts methed ~ afaruiaH hfF cid
sasioaasrs aad tsisnds ana the pable gensFay. IA
he hss HsoEsi bic Hardware stefs froe hS 81. stsa 81
stE 20 Sc - On sac large hfeE hnfa!uF lstsiF
ereetsd tbs eoath side - fea srset here e krst
sons-aal @ A@ aHa uzErs % oEzr Vzrieas arl1rsE
eeraesd g hs Hs u business. tie iHxitez especial
teaisen 50 his large A2soTtaet 81 CASTING HOLLOW
MaAhs Brass Ae ea1h - A. zutie Cgsl Crates Wa
en hezes Poe ao1t. airss oatssFa CFnshelera Cora
SfseeFz MI Cssfsls e1lpcny NeFt ap4 lren Fencing,
eiEks and a alost snaisss variety = etkeF arless.
tAE@e-A AknkkH aNDEEz0N
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

NOW ready for the FALL TRADE cheap for cash
g. so 600 new Bu. GRAIN BAGS.
$4,000 2 "a = -
75.O 600 SECOND HAND 9 and Blu in PRIME oRDER.
$1,000 SEAMLESS BAGS Of all the various kinds.
MILLERS' BAGS
\ X, = and 116 bbl Bags designed expressly for their
Trade and manufactured from Premium Glazed Cloth
Warranted not to s Flour) This is article and
- Call the particular attention Of Ailers ard Flous
SALT FACTORIES supplied with Bags all sizes designed
expressly for
All orders executed with neafpess and dispateh
aug3l--3m. v. B. E. CLARK Proprietor
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
i. RIILLER,S HAIR INIYlGORAT0R

LOB Strengthening, Re ioring DarkeBng, and PerPet-
Il ustng the beauty Of the hair. PEIcEs 25 CESTs rEn
0ITIs IL eradcates scnrf and dan dfu ipars vitality
20 the roots Of the hair lends vgor ad ustre to the o
carkens them II too light, growing gray; fasens them
falling out them ff already shed, and makes tna
hair so silky and wavy. In the nursery Il Is indsPensa-
tae cf cleaning the heads Of chdr and iay-
ing the foundation Of vigorous gfesth Of hair Sold -
Druggists ana Dealers in Fancy Goeis eVsrywhere.--
Whole ale Depot, 90 Dey street. New York.
Rug24-sEa. Sc
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
PATENT
FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

VIE undersigned prepared into
Fennessre W. F. CHILDS & CO.'S PsTFNT ELIAS
VIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOFING, and
ask the attention Architects, Builders Railroad Com
panes and the public examine It's superiority over other
Roohng-
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to
examine this Roofing is better and cheaper than
thing The material forms hard and smooth
climate II & impsrvous water, elastic and flexible.
It and expan6s with the changes Of the amos
phere will neither eVaporate crack nor rot and as %
its durability, there question. "a.
Il practically imperish able, and vii pereciuy resist
anyordnary external exposure FIRE, is sbpndantly
proved aud We warrant Il waterproof We viii
Roofing ordinary good sheathing,
ges and gravel tim zInc copper or iron roofs
IT making difference how steep nat they may be
dollars pr hundred feetit being far
than Roof Of the old style, and 1t
will give better satisfaction
IL viii also be found to be the best LhR nventef 70
mend old iesky tn and gravel ROOFS or around
chinneYs scue dormar wndows, CUTTERS where the
tin IS rust d through This Cement can be put on TO last
long stone and form perfect adhesion 10 on
ect which applied Tin Roofs be painted
(and Tante4 leak) liars and hfty
per hundred square feet which cheaper and much bet
than paint This Roofing will be found to be the best
heng for covering large Roofs where sy are exposed TO
Or Steam Mills, Saw Mills, Factories Railroad
Cars Bridges Depos Station Houses Steambolt Decks,
and act every Roof where there external
exposure dre the Roof Is perfect without joint
IA il chance for IRE Communicate, and any
light substsnee will burn out without ignitng.
~ Insurance O1ces at Cincinnati, ana other places
where Chuds Co.'s Cement has been used, insure Build
ngs with Roofs covered gih this Cement at the
r@tes for those covered with Iron, Copper or Tin
~ The Cement will be furnished to those at distsnce
With directions for using.
~ orders the undersigned, through the Post
j. T. NATHURSF.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

= ssseit1sss s.s-sa 80 sAtf.z 3 a-sl ssll'fl eeis
SAG uazat. LattlFsssFz, hsrI4sz. A.
- asena ~ tie zzit dI f1lr frss atss.ss.f nan.
taa4s esE1z aa5 kiea - Ee4aods'z cetIaisl fzals
sIaEesrrs ae4 ksot4e Cera. ssa3 i yoef sFsisrs.
ee44A h9. NLtf-EE, r..
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GOdfreY's CeIebrated Cordial Gin.
GOdfrey's Celebrated Cordial Bitters.
an uNEouALEp roN1o AND sromAomo.

nv LOL'LO
POSITIVE and palatable Remedy for general Debni-
IA ty, Dyspepsia Loss Of Appetite, all disorders Of
the Digestive Organs
The Inventor and Proprietor of GOdreg's Celebrated
CoTdSGt BSSteTs in recommending them unriValed
tonic and invgoraDt, is sustained by the best medical
authorities Of Europe and America, well by the
multtudes who have tested them. As restorative they
stand alone. Thousands who anguishing might
awake TO new existence by this powerful The
dyspeptic who resorts to Godeys Cordial Btters finds
the benefits permanent Upon the vital organs, they
ecise direct sanitary Dfue ard yet their agency
as mild as saluary. For general debility, sinking
stomach loss OF appetite sick headache mental de-
preston, hypochondrass broken Sleep atulenee
all disorders Of the nervous system their benefits are
cacuable.
Purchasers are cautioned against alimpositions
Central Depot 16 South William ST., \. Y.
lune5O-3m. GEO. GODFREY, rroprietor.
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A. HEINRICH & Co.
Dyer Sg116E 5ScVRElses'.

10. "a FkOAI etRtEFs rs
NNToULB respeoifaiy nform hls old cusiousrs na a
~ 'sEest o. ua1knd," that he has taken the 49,
stand f1r the paFpe % carrying On a. extensae te
ness ia Dining AkD EG0UHiNG. All uho hsve ~
oAsH- A. uEIAEfGE q 90.
anE&-ezss FFon4 street
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fHk eHtsas q NasstlEe rea kkss a. -sss.s.l.s -
cyAL g - 4s1ser. - 4Pelesslaa eAs lss1ersrrss
% = = aAN Ales - shs Elssa 9azl zEse Asskslls
Aaa essslssseSa kailssaa Dspsl.
s's@t-t Ga "A. aAnE1s. .6ssas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
Gold Medal Pianos /!

STEIN WAY 81 SONS, REanufacIurers.
. 4 WALKER STREET, NEW YORK. -vszssss-7 +
Oh Received the following FIRST PRIzRS
u aaa Bs
tiUore
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the METROPOLITAN Fair
Washington, March, 1855.
GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York No
vember 1855 (being the only gold given for Pianos
within the last six years)
GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1855.
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace
New York, November 1856. Among the udges were the
ars Musical Talent Of the Country such as NJ Mason
GottschaIE WollenhauPt and many others. st. i s. P
amos, with and without the Frame are war
for three years, and written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped with charge. PriceB moderate
decl8-ly-y
q. +. THURSTON has been appointed sole Agent
for the sale Of the above Piano FOrtes for Nashville Mid
die Tennessee which are in use In this city
He would respectfully refer Mr. J. NJ Bass Mr. W H.
WILTON, and Mrs. J. P. w. BRowS.
- Mr.. T. be "a Summer street, or line ad-
dressed to Box 100, POstoce, Nashville, win receive az
tention. LAIay 5-tE
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H a G H -
PERPETUAL LIME KILN.

FINts KILN viii burn foar hundred bushels ef idase-
stene (Which, u good stone, Is equal thousand
paAhe or Stacked uel in tWrnty fogF houFs with tour
cords OF seod and Is perpetual IN is opeFaion the LINE
eeng aaE ones 70 three q six boaFs fe ths base. Aad
fpeahed az the top of The eapola- fhs 4 but the
nary every day capacity Of fhe fn been abHaa.
saty asaoaatfaied by tsose slready In operation. a
also wakes uae beiter iuls tran that banned the
aaAry say, All tie stone being psrfectiy burned
Ahy nazoer Of rrtsns certnczes % ths capacity of
ps Kin, and any ether tnfaraon in reference 20 ft
al - iaraished On appoation by letter o. ofherss 80
eaahseFiosr ho ts zEea for the sale 81 rIs and pa.
ahG ~ Aiias Ia she state % Teunessee.
!. A. RICHARDSON.
McAf nnVile. 4an- &C., lt6T. . Fgara
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issss.''. e =. ;. s.i ; slsssi - =
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Postmaster
Indigestion and Impurity Of the Blood
llqua Ran " u Hllasa Itstnr 4Ent 49, D.

From Rss y J. Hass P,tstoreT AdgeEt CRurcA Boston
DR.. AYER have yoar Pls with extraordnary sue
cesS ia uly ianY an among th1se called visit
distress To regulate the of ge purify he
blood they are the very best remedy have kaown
and eab confidently recommend them q my fienis
Yours, T. " uIuEs
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seeie neszs ete Halves - o1erteFs 1s-se
- H=sss e41ssss - arassl fsr zketa Is sAs aasss
r q uCHaARn 81
Sc. g Regssle aEfesf. e 49, - -
N-a---a.l E.ts.eEe. laasllaaa.
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sIArCHES. 10000 eI

MATCHES. 10000 Gross
MI ATcHES, CIGAR. LIGHTS, and Wax fAPEKs, var
- ranted 10 stend every climate. Pit up in wood ana
expressly for shipping ard jobhing Sod On thS
most liberal terms BY GfiARLks PARrE1DFE,
Apg24-5m 50 l25 Maiden Lane, HsE Fork.
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scHFsfE

Drawings conducted under she supsrlptenaene. f a.
state Lottery Comnassioner
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NEN YORK ApVERTSEMENTS.

Prem H. s sCHELL late Of the frm Of SElLS, VIsscHE
OwEN SCHELL, United States and Foreign Newspaper
Advertising Agents Monats Building, SSo Broad
way, New York
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

February 6, 1857.
have examined W E. Chids Co.'S ELASTIC Fire and
Water Proof Cement ROoAng and as far as can Judge,
consider II a great iuVenton and an willing insure
buildings thus proscJed upon the same terms as insure
those covered by metal JNO \. LAW,
Agent Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool
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From ForsoardtHg Merchant 81 81 Losls Fs5 E. 1886
ba AyEE: Yosr P the paragon OF an hatis great
Ia"edcipe They have cured ny httie dsng e. acer
oa ores gpan her hand aud ieei that has rF
toE years Her mother hss been long and geyousg b Al
cted Win olqtehea and pnplrs sstn and n her
hsir After ehd Gu ed she al,o trlra yolr pus
aud they have cured her. asa N0RGgTDek
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BRILLIANT' SCHEAEli
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.

10 Be drawn saturday. sept ae. in Balsls s.Iyl.aa.
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csOrzsA4r AoEsor ROYAL IssqnAsoE oongAsT, /

CIsCINsATI AOEEoY ROYAL IssURANcE COMPANY,
Ihsvs examined W. E. Cbnds Co.'s "iIastc Fire
Water Proof Cement RooAng, and far as can Judge,
buildings protected upon the same term. as insure
7- Agent Royal Co., London and Liverpool
From J. B. Bennett General Agent for the
Southern and Western sates
Having made considerable inquiry the merits Of the
Patent Elastic Cement ROohng introduced into this city
by ohiIds Co. and to be hghly in this
city by many excellent judges; that 1t Is meeting With
ready general inroducton that its superiority
the composition Roofngs decided and freely admitted
finally expect adopt ii for my next roo Shlch will
the virtue Of the patent Elastic Roofing"
Yours, truly, }. b. BENNETT.
OFFICE OF rHs crs HAM AND DAYTON RAILROAD
Childs Cement Roofing is now used her.
q p abb to IL. - s. 5. IHoMM FDIeU. Pres.
CINCINNATI, Jan. T. 1851.
DHAR sIR:-In answer your inquiry in reference
opinion the practical Of your koo the cover
es q af & we 6rsS @Sy say @ acS so thar we nsead s
testing it thoroughly on roofs buildings cars after
which will with pleasure give decided opinion
to its utility. Yours, truly, y. LIP @LiPPGSooFT,
~ Since the above written, the Ohio aud Missis-
sP9 g1to9d have contracted Tor GGye0 @ eG cars ds
this Cement considering the best article Ihy have used
for the purpose
H. c. LORD, Pres. Ind. and Gin. Railroad.
SEE Pres: wilnREon & and "a aS5ss SsroaS ms c.
JAS H. OARTER, Agent for Rtna and other ha uord Co.'S
GEo CARLILE, President Lafayette Bank.
GEo W. CogFE, Bell bianufr, No. 1O2 East Second St
Ezai BartST, s@ Ii ST. between Fourth and Fifth.
J. OGDEN, rslor and Draper, Fourth St.
MILES GREESwooD, Iron Foundry.
Judge W. Y. GHOLsoS.
MrToHELL RAMSELsBEAo, Furniture Manufacturers an
W. H. STEWART Builder s45 Plum
MEEIwErHsE sTHwELI Louisville;
WM. s. bicREYSoLps Co., ClarksVlle, Tenn.