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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26
COroner's Inquests.

FATAL Transformer Gamble held an inquest al the
workhouse, Bla:kwells Island, upon the body OF
woman named Mary Detnor, who died from compressor
down stairs. Verdict, "Accdental DEATH Deceased
was sixty years Of age, and native Of Ireland.
An inquest was also held at No. 1t2 Stanton street.
upon the body Of child named Jane weaherless who
died from the effects Of injuries the head accidentally
received by falling against the stove the residence Of
her parents, above Verdict Accidental DEATH De-
ceased was SIX years old, and native OF this city
forNp DROWNED Coroner Gamble held an inquest al,
pier No. Fast river, upon the body o. unkno 90
man, about fty years Of age, who found drowned.
Deceased about Eve feet inches n height, had
gray hair and no whiskers From paper found upon his
person appears tina, he had been inmate OF the Aims
house Backwellis Island, and had Just been dscharg
ed the day previous. Verdict, "Found drowned"
SUICIDE ny TAXING LArpaSrs Coroner Perry held an
euestyeserday at No 3walker street up0 0u0 Of wo.
man named Mary Wright, who commAneUDNy tax ing
laudanum Deceased was tenant tn Vehouse Of Nr 8.
II Black, At the above number For time past she
has led Incorporate life and when In ts Of melancholy
produced by debauch she often heard say that she
would commit suicide. Al early hour Thursday
morning she procured bottle OF audanum, and drank 90
the contents in the presence Of Mr. Black The latter
asked her what she had done when she replied "ioos
and " pointing the glass from which she had drank
OF the poison. Mr. Black immediately raised the alarm,
and cndcavored % persuade deceased take the
~ antdoc but she steadily refused 10 take any medicine,
aud would accept relief whatever from the physicians
ID attendance Deceased continued TO sink until yestcr
eide Deceased was Is years Of age, and was native
Of Ireland
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Personal Intelligence.
ARRIyALs.

Mrs Ells Mr :. b Matthew'S Mrs Mathews Mrs wilmgl,
johnson, Miss johnson, Miss Swinson John Glib, a. X.
schmidt Noly v = Mackay, Geo. A. Pe'rie. Rossner,
q ~. Thayer Well W. u Ritter Jr, Edward Rvtt, J. r.
y a Meaks Kuhn, y W Nathan, D. A. Underwood A
Bradford, John Wallis, Jr, Mrs Henry Hughes. Miss
Hughes Mr.. Thomson D.. W Barry and fady Mrs Joseph
Middleton. q; DE IL Vego, a. lppy, John Goddy. " g.
Mouiton. A. Eggers, Hasbeck sruthers, u. p smock
Wig w Frsckleton. r. Frackle'on, Jos Read, Patrick
Tumiy lady and child, Mr. Francis Emery, Capt Hy n.
Horton Thos Read Fotebohn, Davidson. John WARM,
D. johnson, Chss. Garrett Booking, Cberevoy. Oscar
NcLeau-To1al. 20.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Persia fBr. Judkna, Liverpool Dec H. nj ~
PM with mdse and passengers 70 Cunard.
ship Flying Dragon fof Boston, Little Calcutta Sept H.
Sand Heads 10Th, with nseed sapetre, Ac, TO q Reed
The u - days In the Bay Of Bengal with light IS
winds passed Cape Good Hope in SO days crossed the
Equator In the Atlantic Nov 30 Oct TO- during heavy gale
with high sea, Atkinson seaman q England, aged Is
fell overboSrd and lost Oct r. lat s. Ion ~ 81
spoke Br bark Sarah Mary from Sangapabum West side
Of BcnRaD for Queenstown h lat 81 40 Ion ~ " Dutch
ship Martin Friedrich also, ship Dskotsh.
ship Harvey Birch Nelson Caiao. 50 days via Hampton
Roads ~ hours with guano, 10 Barreda Bros.
ship 1xsiein Wecker (Brem Bose Rotterdam, IS days
with mdse and ~ passengers, 70 Henschen A Unkart.
Bark John Hermann tHsml Bornholdt, Hamburg Nov ~,
with mdse and l3i passengers, To Karck.
BARK Chas Brewer (of Thomason Dean New Orleans l6
days, with wheat 70 master.
Brig Herald of slppcsn Keen Cedar Keys Fla l6 days
with cotton &C 10 smallwood. Earle A Co.
Brig Ward, Hubbard, ~ Marks IL days with cotton.
&C. 10 Brodie a Peitcs.
Schr A v Bedeii, Ryder, Norfolk, 2days
Schr Mott Bedell, Seaman, Alexandria, 9days
Schr Belle. Beverly, Virginia "a hours.
Schr VI Phillips Smith, Delaware
echr Evelyn Stevens, Delaware.
schr Montezuma, Bailey. Providence.
Schr Marietta Hand Terry, Orient III.
Steamtug n Forbes, Morris Boston.
Steamer Pelican, Aidrch, Providence.
Steamer Osceola, smita, New London.
Wind during the day NsE
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Naval Intelligence.

The United states supply steamer shubrick Capt liar.
rs, LEFT the naval anchorage at Philadelphia the ed
inst for the Pacific
The United states steamer Fulton, Commander Almy,
was at Boco del Ioro the 2sb ult, waiting orders,
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
FROM HTrpnpW
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
NATURALIZATION New York ID, arriving at Havana Hh
And New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 2h, Havana I'D
QuAKER c1rY-From New York 7th Of each month arriving
Al Havana l2h, and Mobile l4h. From Mobile sd
CAnAwsAFrom New York l2h, arriving At Havana 18th,
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans th Havana 9Th,
Expire Cyy-From New York l7h arriving Havana "a
and New Orleans a From New Orleans 9Th, Havana 9Th
BLACK wAsRroR-From New York 9TH arriving q, Havana
lst and New Orlesns 3D. From New Orleans 12th Havana
l4,h, arriving at New York 18th.
and I'D From Havana 18th due New York 18Th
and Sls'
on Monday, except from New Orleans.
THE OVERLAND MAIL To INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be OF value 70 those having correspond
in the East
The mails leaves Southampton 4b and 10Th Of each
at Gibraltar about the 9Th and month
Arrives at Malta about the l4h and 30sh OF montu
Arrives at Alexandria about the 18Th OF same and t Of fol-
about the same and 9Th or 9Th Of
following month.
Alden sbout the 18th 2sh Of ieh or
lah Of following month
Leaves Alden about the 18th yth OF and day
Indian Navy steamer arrives Bombay about the "a 10 bh
and 10Th 10 2lst Of following month.
p and O. arrives Point de Gale
7h and I'd 70 I'D Of following month
Leaves Point de Gale for Puo Penang the DAY
steamer has already arrived which takes the mail on.
Arrives at Pup Penang about the l2tn 18th and 18th
10Th Of following month.
singapore sbou, the 18Th 18Th and sls or Is. Of
Leaves Singapore sbou, IL hours anar arrival
Arrives at Hong Kong about the nd or 2sn and sh 10th
OF following month.
Leaves day for shanghae.
Two mails leave Engand-one the 9Th and 9th OF
month-va Morsshes and arrives at Alexandria about the
sAme time ss the Southern mail
~ An packages and letters Intended for N, NEW YoRx
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~ An packages and letters Intended for N, NEW yoR
HkkAIp should BE- seaied
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11
Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.


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.
2 It is very simple and is Eever liable to get
out of order.
1t makes seam which will not rip, though
every third stitch is cut.
1t is not Shuttle Machine.
II sews with two needles, making any
eugth stitch desired.
1t sews from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided;
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by a mere change of spoos, to all
varieties of work.
The same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
This Machine will sew in the sleeves of a
coat with the same ease and facility that it
sews straight seam.
This Machine can be run to make one
thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric so that it is free from all liability to
break in 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 Ofthese Machines at office in New
York, range from SO to $3.50: an additional
charge of go only is made on each machine
over New York prices at Office in Nashville, TO
defray expenses OF importation, &C., to Nash
vile. r. II. BROCKWAY, Sec'y.,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Prices OF these Machines range frOm
s. 10 81 lSOs March 25-tE
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B. S. WELLER.
AND SEED STORE
NO. 81, SOUTH MARKET ST. NASHVILLE.

AVING established general Agricultural Depot at
" the above place, desire all my old friends,
and the public al large to call and and examine
my stock IN trade ThTeshers, the latest and most
proved Mowers and Reapers BaTnhiis nrivae
cotton Drills Brineys premium Plows and Cuvators OF
kentuekyi Garden Seeds, OF every variety. aso Clover
Timothy, Blue Grass, Orchard Grass Canary, Hemp and
Rape Seed, BuckWt eat and Barley constantly hand.
All kinds OF Agricultural and horticultural Implements
hand
All kinds Of Copper, Tin, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware
stll manufactured and S,oves Crates &c sale. Ag-
rcntnra Implements not hand ordered and sold the
manufacturers prices and transportation Also Tinners'
Machines and Hand Tools from Peck, Smith Co.'S Manu-
factory, soUthingto Oonn.
just received a supply Of Bush Lima and Corn Beans
Pumpkin seed. Fer sale Low for cash.
may29. q WEIIER
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PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATER R-PR0OF
CEMENT R00FING,

VIE undersigned prepared to introduce into use In
= Tennessee W. +. CHILDS & CO.'S PATENT ELAS-
ask the attention OF Architects BudeTs Railroad Com
panes and the public to examine superiority over other
Roofing.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail te
examine this Roofing, 10 Is better and cheaper ta any
thing IN The material forms hard and smooth sur
face that will the action the atmosphere In
climate. It is mperVious water, elastic aud texibie
II contracts and with the changes OF The amos
pHere and will neither crack nor rot and as to
It, Durability, there is no question.
It practically impershahe and will peTfecay resis
any ordinary external exposure fire. is abundantly
proved, and will warrant 1t waterproof We WI! en-
gage put Roofing ordinary good sheathng,
Od Shingles and gravel tim "copper" or iron roofs
it making difference how steep or fat they may be
for dollars hundred feet being far
cheaper the old style, and it
will give better satisfaction.
found the best Thing invented to
mend old eaky tn tar and gravel roofs or around
chimneys scuttles dormar Windows CUTTERS where the
long stone, and form perfect adhesion 10 any OBJ
ject to which IL is applied Tin Roofs be pa nted over
(and warranted not TO le4k) at two dollars aud ht cents
per hundred feet which Is cheaper and much pet
than paint This Roofing will be found to be the best
theng for covering large Roofs where they exposed TO
fir such Steam Mills, Saw Mis- Factories Railroad
Cars, Bridges Depot station Houses, Steamboat Decks
and in fact kind OF Roof where there Is an external
exposure from fire. the Roof Is perfect without JOINT
it. chance for FIRE communicate ana any
light sub, tancs will burn out without ignitng.
EB- Insurance Offices at Cincinnati and other places
Chds Co.'s Cement has been used, insure Buho
ings with Roofs covered With this Cement at the same
for those covered with Iron, Copper or Tin
~ The Cement will be furnished 70 those at distance
with directions for using.
- Orders TO the undersigned, through the POST
office, viii be promptly attended TO -
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S,zS6 Prizes amounting &2l5s $50
Tickets $1,000: Halves $500; Quarters $3.50.
a%Y- Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par.
Checks New York remitted for prizes.
Address orders tickets certificates packages OF
tcketsto ANDERSON 4 SON. Managers
Macon Savannah, Ga
~ Persons holding Prize Tickets OF J. 2. winter
Manager, viii send them to as for payment.
~ Address orders for Tickets to G. H. WINTER, Box
S52 Nashville, Tennessee; to ANDERSON 4 SON, ma-
con, Savannah, Georgia.
az holding Prize Tickets Of J. F. Winter Man
ager, VIII please send them to US for payment.
July 2T-trW6Wtd
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TPiesemaP No. i, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public again IsrATIoSs,-whch
liable the severest penalties courts oflaw award.
DR H. A BARROW, Member fthe Imperial College Of
u Vienna and Royal College Of Surgeons, London, may
(ew ho ks west of Broadway New York, from II in the
morning 2 from till in the evening" Sundays
exceptedO unless by special appointment
TRIESEMAR No. I, is the Remedy for RELATION,
sPERMATORRHGA, and all the distressing consequences
residence climates invigorsted and restored
perfect health, thousands Of the dehitaed who
whatever may be the CAUSEL, every DE'oUALIFICA-
TON for MARRIAGE is eHectualy subdued by this Won
TRIEsEMAR No. III completely entirely eradicates
all traces of GOnorrha both in its mild and aggravated
ntion OF the Urine Pains OF the Loins and Kidneys aid
those disorders where Copaiya and Cu6tbs have SO long
been thought antdote the ruin Of the health Of vast
portion of the population.
TRIEsEMAR No. HIS the great Continental Remedy
for Syphilis and Secondary Symphonic It also constitutes
certain for Scurvey, Scrofua and all impurities from
the vital streau altogether to eradicate the virus Of
disease and is never falling Remedy FOR that class Of dis
which unfortunately the English physician
Mercury the inevitable destruction the patients
constitution, and which all the sarsapaTa in the world
TRIEsEMAR, No l. and g. prepared in the form of
ozenge devoid Of smell and be carried in the
ate doses, administered by Vapeau Lalman Roux, Ri
cord &C &C Price IS each or four cases in one So
which $3 s27 cases. whereby there saving
OF 90.
Special arrangements having made with the various
Expresses dollar Of TresemaT and the arg
Sizes by DR.. Barr ow carriage paid, mme
datey receiving remittance, to any part Of the world,
securely packed addressed according instructions
OF the writer thus securing the public genuine European
preparations, and eectuay protecting them from spuri
usual, but not free of carriage.
eG and popular work, "HUAiAN FRAILTY, PHYsIOLo-
GIoAL RESEARCHES" describes in clear and iHcid
manner the and effects Of the diseases above enume
aed with Instructions for their proper treatment and cure
Price 70 cents n Sent free, free to any address ,, ,
~esto Broadway New York. nov5-lydv.
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II 3 WELLER, agent for J. MeKIA Z CO., Psr.isaa.
II hys Is nov pEe pared % farEiaA ,. BazaAoronshs
deaciag Al kinds ef Grain AID ssedz-pAteated Nsr go
gSAT,
aosea Hail. gr near Besssn Jeiersoa esan4v Kv eev.
tides shat be siszaea, 81 thezs fans pie f hest
As end ks had ioa bassss of elan uhsAt aaa 81 szssis
q paFc saaL.
81 z Hastozs Spencer Ga1nty KY eeFaes hs cfsr
e4 % ens q TEES Pans, s. bashs q sAszt a q a.
stes, and dsd { seH -
, q byars q slEpeeaE.s, ky aartass has ~ A 49,
SO and Aza aaEs, eleAHet ss baztzi a s-ss Fsss sr
nsEEsA - -
silver me4als asaFscs
sfF IA EzFrans5a
1sss Io-fa
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AGEgTS F0R TIE PURCHASE ANL
sale e Esssoss. $ g. v. PoREERs sa sass. ~ s. c.
dsE sfEsst, sEsaFills. Tsaa. I@Es
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J. 7. EATHURST,
no. "a, spruce Street.
TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.
OFFICE BUCKEYE STATE IEsURANCE CoMPAsI

OFFICE BUCKEYE tT4TR INSURANCE LOArAhYl
CIECIESATI, Dee. 16, 1856 {
TO CONCERN: This Is 70 certuy that
have examined specimens Roofs Of " E. Childs Co.'S
Elastic Fire and Roof ng, and be
eve eminenty superior any other kind OF Roof
ing eye witness OF severe trial OF one OF
these from large volume of flame from an adIoning
building, which struck directly the roof and cornce
nearly half hour 1t stood the tria beyond AL e&-
pectation. and saved the building, T. NJ. HASKELL,
PresidenL BuckeYe state Insurance Co.
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CONLEY g. JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron Wares, &C.,
No 10 Broad st., and "a South Market st.,
NASEV6LLE, TENN.


STOVES, TINWAHGE, etc.
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, A LARGE AND
- complete assortment of Cooking and Heating Stoves
OF every Eze and pattern, that brought to this
market.
We manrf c1rng the Wrought Iron Cooking Stoves
Of all Sizes ranging in price $40 to $780, Of the
and heaviest matersl.
Tin Ware wholesale and retai
Copper aud Sheet IrJn Work for all kinds OF Machinery,
Steamboats, St Stati0nary Engines, sc Stills Distilery
Work made Et the shortest soda FOuus
repaired roofing and spoung done with and dis
patch; ia fact everything that requires Tin Copper or
Sheet Iron done by US in manner and as cheap
any. COSLEY 4 JOHNSON,
No 10 Broad st. and "a South Market st.,
5 Nashvila Tenn
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NEW HOUSEs
MGOLRICK 81 BURNS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL coNFEcrro,vvv

III
a RE opening at their estaSlishment On hss-,., =.
II No. %, next door 10 Mr. Powers Olothing s,T-S
general assortment Of ConiectoaeIies which t6.v 49,
selling very reasonable terms ana trust ~ 49,
too 70 besness to induce the public extend 20 tss
lDefSI smart Of patronage. Among the leading arto
lowing, va; - We i0i-
@ ol esefy VARIETY Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese
p-,l VI ICY slhoi brandies 4 Wines, best br'ds
pieHi3 sS Ss-oL seo CordiAsi Of every variety;
Ito1tsa OJstefH ana saTdiness Ale and Porter;
Sala1 ana sAlHloni Hae Cigars.
VIA a variety Of articles not herein enuuerstsd
II connection with their Confectionery, hsy Invite The
attention Of the public 70 their Bakery oa shiob dail
supply OF ireah bread, Cakes, and Pastry can BE- had
part Of the city. NIS
Having permanently located here we q oourss uf.h "a
be pafTOniEed hbsraly intend saliIng 81
geod terms and by our dsnSAnor commend ourselves 10
toe KIND notice ot generous Psbic. We respectfuly ia
Fitc CounfEy Dealers, who line Of trrds A. %
8 call before purchasing elsewhere. s-'S
aPrs U4S hOGoLRIOK I BURNS.
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To all the Eastern Cittes

10 aIA the Eastern Cities.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
NO CHANGE or CARS TO oLEvELAND or yy4prI T,,e,
Three Daily Eastern Trains at A. NJ. 10 a A. 80
FIRST TRAIN-Clsveland, Pfttsburs st.pes,vt,. -,
HEesHng Ignthing kxPress-LeAves Cincinnati Ar e
o'clock A. NJ, for all the Eastern oes; Also Dett, -
and Zanesyiie. 80 - N''''0' AaneAster
This train stops between Cineinnati and ColB,0h,. -
boYeland, Morrow, Aenia and London oRlv ~
bEOOND fRAlN-Oleveland, Pittsbprs .n5 vvA..,,-
Express naall-LeaVes Cincinnati at 10 o'clock IA -.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheeling for S tbe Fa .s
This train stops at all points between opo,nn.,, a.
THIRD TRAIN-Aeeommodstion ods tion-Le.ye, ,,,.,,..., -.
SOcIocA +, M ior springfield, WilmnEtop CireisvS,
Lancaster Zane svllle aud Columbus ' ~'AN'S'AAsb
Columbus. '"een SiAe4nnAa and
foURTH TRAIN-Ceveland, Pittsburv s...h.,.,,-
anu aneelnB Eight ENpress-LeaEes Oneinnat ~ SO
o'clock r N, via Cleveland, PittburE steuben,,s 80
Wheeling, for all the Eastern cities ana
This tram stops at all points between Cineinpa,i and
One train Sunday Al 2.BO o,elock ID ~
only. - A9A Sotonaous
Trains run by Columbus tirnessven miuutss f.s.r
Cincinnati time. '@SseF taAn
axe as Low as amy other ROute
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
And All information, please Epply az the once No NJ
net mousse second door vest Of Vine street No IN eih
mouse buding, and Old Once southeast eornsr Rna5
a1 opposite Spencer House, or a. ne eastern
Once hours fr0m a. M. until ~ PM
b. 7, ,FuLLHR, General Agent,
IhE 0ANIBus LINE calls for passengers Al All ths
plnePal hotels for each and every train Rv Ia vi a.
rsetlons a. either OF the above ofiees, VIII sa fr
gers sin AL parts Of the city, Without fail
iSio. Ii. B. RUGGLEs, Coadss.Or.
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EcliDse Stove FOuUdrv.

& this FeundEy making COOKING, PARLoR and
n HEATING STOVES, OF every varfy, HOLLOW WARR
of All kiuds AndFonss sad ITons and Wze frons Of al
Einda
ALs0.-Fin, Copper sad Sheet IHea Ware ali Of which
propose % sell Whoissae retail cheap FOR cost or 10
psBetuAl tine dealers.
Particular attenloE p5id 20 Ro0ang asa Gus.srisx
a. p. DoRAis. 50. coaszs -
auFld Eashvf5s F.V-
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(TEN NBUThDTNGS)
P a G. H. .
PERPETUAL LIME KILN.

THIS KILN will bum four hundred bushels Of Lime
Stone (Which If good stone, equal to thousand
bushels Of Stacked ne) in hours with four
cords Of wood and is perpetual in its operation the lime
being drawn in three six hours from the base and
repenished at the OF the cupoa. This is but the
dnaTy every day capacity the Kiln has been abunf
antly demonstrated by those already in operation. II
also makes much better lime tran that burned in the
binary way, all the stone being perfectly burned.
ANY number Of reliable certificates TO the capacity Of
the Kiln and any other Information in reference to it,
will be furnished application by letter otherwise
the subscriber who agent the sale rghts and put
ting up Kiln5 in the State of Tennessee.
). A. RICHARDSON.
McMiunvilIe. 26 1857. iau3O-dtWgm
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NASHVILLE. TENN, TUESDAY. AUGUST IL, 1857
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOdfrey's Celebrated Cordial Bitters.
AN UNEoUALED TONIC AND sToMACHIC.

An UNEQUALED TONIC AND bIOMACHIU.
POSITIVE and palatable Remedy for general Debli-
n ty Dyspepsia Loss Of Appetite, and all disorders of
the Digestive Organs
The Inventor and Proprietor Of GOdJTeys CeLe6rdted
COTiGE BitterS in recommending them unriValled
tonic and invigorant sustained by the best medical
authorities of Europe and America, well by the
mutudes who have tested them. As restorative they
stand alone Thousands who now langDishing might
awake existence by this powerful renOvator The
dyspepc who GodfTey's Cordial Bters, finds
the benefits Upon the vital they
direct sanitary nfuerce and yet their agency is
mild sautary For general debility sinking at the
stomach, loss Appetite sick headache, or mental de-
presson hypochondrass broken Sleep hatulence faint
exercise Tritabty, cholc costiyeness and
all disorders Of the system their benefits in
calculable.
Purchasers are cautioned against sllimpostions.
Central Depot, 16 South William St., n. z.
june9O-3m. GEO. GODFREY, Proprietor.
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Dygentery, Relax and Worms.

Posr OFFICE, HAETIAsD Lv CO.. MICH, Nov. l6, 1870.
DR.. AYm: Your Pills the perfection OF Medicine.
Th Y have done my wife good tn tell you.
She had been lex and pining for months Went of
70 be doctOred at great expense but got better she
then commenced taking Pills. which cured her. by
expeng large quantities Of wormo dead from her body
They Afterwards her nd dr5 Of bloody
dysentery One OF neghbors had it bad, and wife
cured him with two doses OF your Pills. while others around
US paid from hve to twenty doJrs doctors bills, and lost
much time, without being cured entirely then Such
medicine as yours, which is actually good and honest,
viii be priced here. GEO. J. GRIFFIN,
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AueAh ~ hhas TAR Prime, aHa ohoiss nsS sasas
- 81 tos fssaefsQ sas2E II stsTs and faF sale ~
aec&s II sN = Goen0s 3 CO.