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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
NOTICE.

HAVING disposed Of Stock % Roots, Shoes Ae %
Ii 20 Messrs hRKpzHlw RUTLAND tsks great pleas
IRE N ree0mueuing them 10 the OH patrons Of The lats
nr and hespsak for hs share efths pairouage Of ne
paeiisT eBerAly. ROBERTSON DAshIALL-
80.
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NOTICE.

T BRADSHAW and A. v RUTLAND have purchss-
"a. ed from aessrs. koBEkrsoN AsmaiL heir entire
stock OF Zoos Shoes, Hats, TTunkE &C and would
tpectay Inform tie old patrons Of the late firm and the
pahc generally, that IN intend stepHg a. The old ,and
No L. College Susst. vel -csctte Retail ftoes for La
dies' seutieuleh' and Ch1rns wear, whirh her viii
sci for OAkH ana CASH OALY. Nc hope, ~ strict 81
tennoa 20 business eI share Of tie public PAsron-
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THE. premium Pillow OF THE
XNEST

TfN =. Q BgINLEY, II smpsonviIe, Ky, uould In
form the fARhsHs throu ghout the sooa aEa West,
that be keeps constantly hand any quAnity 81 his
proved stesl 6ubbe snf Sod Poss which h-
svs salts setoa, efsud he ruieas money Ia every
ease tie soud inform them tLat he manufacturing
All IMPROVED CUL1IYAT08 Z, thai supercedss All others.
II sAa Of tie beat farmers 10 hs state 70 be
sarpAaae4 lthaslteeved several pfemius this
dis PoEa have received fourteen nrst clsss 10
us state tbla scAon three premiums ths indians
Aikts fNir tbs year.
Az esisrs sst him. o. his agents yin With prozP
attention, n acc o. pasted Win shs Cash.
pageFa apr as enJFnWe.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

AEw INVENTIONS.
TusT reserved THEMAGIc IMMATURE GAGs Stow
- uhisA tls eoeAnf ~ staaa parry - dsns a.
khe Qaa pufuer, Wiih cooking vessels, oniy o.
KNIFE sHARPRSER And R0LlEHKR, great
seatfsFarre.
YANKEE HATCH STAND, great s.ssrl'y ssalAs
arr-prce cay sc.
psssas Ross Warnsrs ard Frsseh csHse Casters.
ss.lI NsCkhNEE 4 uILros.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

FRESH ARRIVAL eF sEAsoNABLE BOOTS.
SHOES AND CATERS FOR LADIES, Misses
AND cHILDRER.
I ADiKs FFensh Iassing Oa.tss,
Ia sifh hreiE
= ltaian Cisth thics sole G1tsrs silA hssss
- tslgress bsots.
tnstsh Car F" VsFy sapsrigr,
. FrvacA NoFoeeo End Kf Wsls Reots; -
earpso4 MD sliishrd R0e1s. th "a sole vsFy ese;
tus. tui, kidA Fs~ueA Hsislfg shosr
kaB treasa Cal Dsois B-sEizt. fh'ck aoie. De
cod uusiksr
4" Nns Frsneh gid siiprsrs Pals ssd ala back 81
" fisEeh - b5ol1eTea Morning fifFtrs, siy,oa.
cofk ccies, oFrrshces ard T1sts <lippsfs, ae. &e-
Misses and Cfdrsns iress sEd 1ck sos 6silers tcsts
and shoss u frsneh kerecco, Ki8 6oai san aud lzf
Pas Dr. ~ Bfoazaa and kis-k KID Slippers
rae aboss Sgock ) very aueeriaf and I'll be soi1
prices JpAs kAAA0E
des99 a. csissr street
Iss... fi--,-H 49,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
WHEELING,
PITfSBCRG,
DUNKIRE,
BUFFALO and

To al he Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains at "a ~ 10 ~ and 5r "
"CIkST rRAIS-Clevelaud, Fsburs, Stoubgnviile and
Wheeling Lighting Express leaves Cacnnrt Al o'clox
or al he Ea,tcrn cities also Detroit via Cleveland
sprn 1hcd, Wilmington, tlTceyle Lancaster ard lanes
yle ChC0'he ard Athens This train stops tctW eer Gin
cinnst and Columbus at loTesnd Morrow, Xeua and Lon
don OQ'y.
StCDSD TRAlN-Clsvelsnd, Ptt.burg and Wheeling TX
press NAH, leaves Cincinnati AZ 10 O'Clock Ci-ye
land Pitlsburg aud Whectrg FOR all Fsst-ru cities This
bus
THIRD TBAIN-Acconrodation Leaves Cincinnati a.
sjp O'Clock P. q for Springfield, Wilmington, rceYe
ard Lancaster Gu lic1te and Marlborough This train
stOps 40 all points beta Cincinnati and sn irgGeid
FOURTH 1RhiN-ClevelanG and Ptsburg y gLt Exnrssl
leaves Cincinnati al o'clock ~ Vi Cleveland and Pits
burg, for ath. Eastern cte. This train stops all points
between Cincinnati s1d Columbus
Ore Trsiu Sunday at 90 O'clock T. NJ Tor Columbus.
Trains by Columbus Tue7 Minutes faster than Gin
einHau.
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,gWMFP ARRANGEMENT.

COLUMBUS AGD XEH1A RAILRAOD.
Exclusively Ell EASTERN ROUTE.
On and after this date, the
LITTLE HIAET, VIA COLUMBUS,
Is TIE ON Y DIRECT ROUTE to AMI from Cincinnati
and Cleveland, the only route running into
Depot Cleveland aud the only with uniform guace
from Cincinnati to Cleveland, Dunkirk and Buffalo.
Sauduky and depend trains from Chicago aud Toledo
lst, break guaSe al Sandusky and ferry from Old Ohio
City to Cleveland.
TIE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
r the only route with reliable connection to and from GIN
CINNATI and PJTrSBUBG.
BY ivy OTHER ROUTE, Pittsburg Passengers de-
pend BeIefoutane Forrest trains from indianapolis
and Fort Wayne 10 go Fast.
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
rs TIM ONLY ROUTE to and from Cincinnati and
WHEELING OR STEUBENYILLE
TIE LITTLE MIAMI. VIA COLUMBUS,
IS TIE ONLY ROG m TO and from Cincinnati Coluu-
bus Cresne and Cleveland with lightning express without
change OF cars.
This great comfort to Ladies and Families
THEL LITTLE EIAHI, VIA COLUWBUs,
BEING TIE SHORTEST ROUTE from Cincinnati 10 The
East uniform and safe speed maintained Connections
are certain.
ny ANY OTHEP ROUTE from Cincinnati dangerous
speed required distance AMI delays necessary
in changing passengers ar baggage Hclfontaae FORE st.
Ssndu-ky, and Ferryng at ID Ohio CITY
Through Tickets
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GEEBERT 81 CO..
FINE 0OLp AND sILYER WATCHEs.

w have met received by Express, from gent In
w Mes YorS, splendid sssortne D Pine Watches,
with lew Comps) and Gold Jrveiy, embracing an The
and latest styles. For; Nouaes, Ladies hne Work
Boxes with Letter Note Cap and q Paper; AccordeoDs
Rutes Nioins Pistos AID Doub shot Guns for
sale cheap by GLIB n Co,
ianls 81 Srusl Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
ADVANTAGES AND r,CuIrlrs OFFERED BY III.



Goods consigned 10 the Av.a's o. rhe souh CaroiuA
RAruW ut thsre, ton, viii te forwarded 'Free q Com
's n drsya-e. wharfage a. po-tsge only char-slA
hill o wh-h vn amount 4 IRE cAt RAID vessel ~ilI be
msil tn consi-n-s. Mark Pac gss gents c. r.
r, Chsrics'on. :. G..
The so7th C1r-lEaP Pail-nad will advance shippers
caas-s, 50 that those WIN prefer cOnsgnrC ouiuis
non uoue eac DO AID have their eXpeuSe-t payable
here
All fret. b. fr Nashville and Stlj0us the Nashville and
ChStancoEa oad fro-r charleston bs through
Trains ONLY, and shippers may ry upon shs utmost CSs
patch and promIt-e>s.
The Rate from Ch rleso1 10 ,>hve will at al times be
- lOs ~ Savannah.
am authorized, AMI RiW seSie prom ptlv any over.
charges and dlma- tiist may occIt on this line.
In case q" lost or sSu goods viii X CnaTqe o.
eoTre-p0n3encs Ce,essary trtir recovery, and
'ouud viii paw r the thin thirty days after notice
i given az this CffcC.
Merchants along tha limo q the Nashville and Chata-
ro'gi Railroad vii bcs- in mini that the abb rates APP
ply % al goods from thgrcton witch e eliy cred
a. Ne foIl.Wng stations, Nz Stevenson, AndeTsn, Dech
s7d luttlCn.a, Normandy, Warfare SaeN yyii= Bell
sucse F'|tcrvic, Murtres,hCrn smyrna, Lsv-r.ne
shAl he PIT red to give alton and infer
ration desired in regard 90 r. ights expense bills
Cor-e'por dents rely UVgu prup % answers all IN
0ules tni vvery rftTu Jon given 20 business broug
Or ny Buycrli s4lu aCd control
Cu&S. W. ANDERSON, hE.us,
jsrs-u No. rs College ~ Nashvi l..
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REMOVAL.
q co,


nRDKRs b need ue flF PatskuFg, Cnenns /, Leusa-
~ site o. "a. Loa n3aalactaIsa H3oda slA b pfsaFe
. aft1a. ed %. uzs As a. 4. htek!sts, Nesasf krca1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
STEAMBOATS,,
RAILROADS & SHIPS.
REGULAR NeyY Orleans Packer.

- ST%-H - THE substantal steamer CUMBER-
hs5[-5T4tksstS7 LAND, Captain WM. DURRETr, having
superior accommodations for Passen-
gers Freight and stocs viii ply during the season as ABOVE
and all intern edise landings Her exceeding light
viii insure in the most Of direct shipments Messrs
W. A. JOHNSoN& CO. OF New Orleans, viii &C. as AGENTS
in conjunction with Capt. NJ D. ?. h. BROOKS who viii re-
eide permanently in New Orleans. at No q CsTordeet St.
during the business seaoo the purpose q giving his en-
est figures. II. H. HARRISON,
dec3-Cm Age
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
NASHVILLE. CAIRO AND NEW OR

LEANN FNIBN BENEs
orA THEfoIowing iI!5R II
~ Sessss<ssaa steamers form gSZ-1sSSs sy81 :
Esz1k@sss5S-sfztS the Daily Unit
ed States Mail line between Nashville and Cairo, leaving
Nashville at II O'Clock, NJ. and Cairo at 6 A NJ
J. G.. CLINE, HITE Master. CITY OF HUN1sVlLLE,
WEAVER Master AMBASSADOR, WYATT Master; Aida,
HARMON Master
This line forms daily connections at Cairo with the Cairo
and New Orleans Daily Mali Steamers, the Louisville and
ST. Louis Daiy Boats and alo with the Central Railroad
to ST. lou and Chicago Passengers By this line can rsac
New Orleans Memphis st. Louis and Louisville in much
less time than by any other Boats For passage freight
apply at the Mail Packet Office OF A. L. Davis.
Q. ". DAVIS. President,
dect-tf n & NJ, u S. VI al PACKET Company.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

II are AEAGkGEas
al BoIEs - iAs A6sxs ias 81 sai ar sale y
A w escfs }. q. EosEETSek, isv4essy.
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Pare as Low as by any other Route.

y &c % NV 70 y tly ULItI L--LLt.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
Add sIlinforms ton, please apply at The oces No urnet
House, second door Wes Of Vine strret No 1T
House Budng and old Office, Southeast corner Of Eroai
way and Front street opposite spencer oue tr At ths
Eastern tLittic NiauD DEPOT East Front tTect.
O61cs hours from ~ /. D., uHti ~ p n
p W. SCBABEE, GtnTAsT
THE OMNIBUS LIRE
Calls Tor Passenger ali he principal Hotels for each and
every tEfu- By leaving drgctons az either ef above
oeees, viii call for ssGenger r All parts Of he city with
out fail. tmsy27l II. Is, RUGGLEs coniueior.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

C,0rT0s BATTING. s0lhs eessa s..,las sa
" Aaz1 as fsF sAs - essfs D. ,. 51c1EA
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Memphis, II. Orleans & the South!
ONLY 2l0 TO MEMPHIs
raNhVgEarEa SsA seEs W7N,,-.S

hANhsrsA aM asaS RAONFS.
& = AND Is HOURS TINE sAvFDl Conpectipr uisb
South. -
Tie ehe7pes best and quickest BY Tennessee and
Alara a. Railroad O Spring UH connecting ~ S.axr Win
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad az Corinth direct
for Memphis,
Leaves nashville SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and TRI-
DAYS az $50 A. NJ
- For p1rt'cultrs. sec small hiHs
sA For Through Tickets, apply st The General st,vs
Oac-, Eerandsh Hotel.
J. F. NERRIAN, Agent noN13
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

Furniture md Carriages boNe aud other Ebt articles
not enumerated; also, Cs'5ays Of Acifs, other
Chsricts VIII BE charged bv acrus weight, but At
double Frst Glass Bates per 300 49,. 50 %
Have every pscsage p.arl- ed with cf con-
si-u~e Cest1sii7 arc dcTot CfGtvey. fteCtcn &C. 10
natter prevents decays a1t losses and nsures speedy de-
livery.
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI &
NASEEEEEsEH pACEAE -Es.
ZOE NAsRyILLE RED rev ORGEANs TRApE.

FgfUE new andl!ght drauFlt stesmsrf c7Ts1 -
j CRESCENT, ". HoIEEs. Master, EScrf-SsstggsAf5 1
will run regularly in the above trade
during the prest season commencing the first rise in
the Cumberland river. She las excellent accoTmodatOTs,
and ia point Of speed and safety is un-TPJssei For
freight passage, apply to II. II. HARRISON,
oct3-dtf RUkG Agent.
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ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES PoR GEETLKEHN.
ffANE Vedths oloSing bnr stock fr Hnssr Wear
Gsn1s FfsnsA osH sEtsLed Doasis sole soais,
GAEsn;
Dress Roots,
Psirnt testher " an3 b. a. Caters.
fupfr krea.h Giosh DiseH
Z" usH 0tfsrd Iies. douhis solrd;
Tole4 ippert - Is ard uatisraa
Esys ard Yoah. stoas Siasr aad nrsts shoss Pu@ys,
ard GsfteFs As. yCa& EANa6E.
esaS1 a CoIuaa e.
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
NASHVILLE EXPRESS MAn IINE

-s[.5 80 So 81,
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
pATEs OF ADVERTISING.

- .,o s,uare ten lines or less. -. .'.' SI 10
ro.h additional insertion, Per square .....' .3O
Gns square, three months. ..'''' .'.' ''''4 w
{. six months ........ .',' ..'''. w
ss twelve months.... ...' 10 w
Two squares, three months ...... ...'.. 20 w
g six months ...... ..'... ..... ~ w
n twelve months. 16 90
a. .,.rtsr of a column. three months. 10 90
oH' &C six months Ia 90
q &C twelve months 25 90
o,. half Of 4 column. three months 15 90
e C g six months .25 0O
. &C I" twelve months. 40 90
Ono column. three months 80 Oh
six months -. As 90
&C twelve months...... ......75 90
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
CONSTITUTION
OF THE
STATE OF KANSAS.
PREAMBLE.

We, the people of the Territory of Kansas,
by our Representatives. in Convention assem-
bied at Lecompton in said Territory, on Mon
day, the Seventh day of September, 1857, and
OF the independence Of the United States the
Eighty second year, having the right of admis-
aon into the Union as one of the United States
or America, consistent with the Federal Con-
sutation, and by virtue of the treaty of cession
oy France, to the United States, of the Pro-
" mnee of Louisiana, made and entered into on
1e thlrtieth day of April, 1903, and by virtue
ana In accordance with the act of Congress,
passed March the thirtieth, 1854, entitled SAN
sct to organize the Territories of Nebraska
sad Kansas in order tossecure to ourselves
saa our posterity the enjoyment of all the rights
o. ilfe, liberty and property, and the free pur-
.ss 'sie OF happiness, do mutually agree with each
s.ler 70 form ourselves into free, Independent
sss saa sovereign State, by the name and style of
s %s State Of Kansas,o and do ordain, and .esta-
sr s,,sn the following Constitution for the gov
s'hmeEt thereof:
ARTICLE I.-BoUNDARIEs
We do declare aud establish, ratify and
soniirm, the following as the permanent
Soundarles of the said State OF Kansas,
'aat is to say:
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
sqnattst Soberfig,r
"a PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY
0. F. SHORT.
p,b,.cat tien Office, foot of Atchison st ,
opposite Ferry Landing

TraMs Two dollars per annum, invariably
m advance. Single copies 10 cents, twelve cop
les for Is cents.
70 c,uns.-rive copies will be sent to one
address for So Ten to one address off Tor = s one
.dSrsss for $50. ~ Invariably IN ADVANCE.
~ Money may be sent by mail, at the risk
tf the Editor.
n< postmasters are requested to act as our
AGENTS.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05

Y repaired
ling made
loved ma
orders Of
tnd Door
! kind Of
tery style
How Pine
|ailing for
tenticn CT
faska.sand
Iy, where
e scarce,
kir Frame
tss
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05

eyond a
p city
Iilided by
J W points
destined
OF those
east bank
Dc Atchi-
lian and
$ected by
.sshopper
upon the
fown ths
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md town
tory. All
S # OBJ
l do well
ulars in
&ient,
Fetary.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05

fSafe..
Pf locks
! separate
ION, 1851,
that Were
fd's Fair.
: superior
] the sui
3rve sn'in.
uce their
! a burglar
Fe the er-
sell Her
lall's Pats
q w.,
229 Water
frray St.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25
The New Constitution o. BIexlco.
TO THE KDfrOk OF THE HERALD.

Observing with pleasure that you NOT un;requeny
tee the affairs MexcoI taxa the liberty Of Offering ycs
my opinions with regard 70 pcintn tho new constitution OF
our country in reference the exradon Of fugitive slaves
In the HERALD Of Sunday last there appeared in barrsled
columns two visions OF the fifteenth article of said con
sution-one of which YOU say is from the Official organ,
and the other from the Extraordinary which appears AS
Official publication. In thus asserting that the versions
which you copied from the Mexican press Official you
have made mistake and very much wronsed the EH'a
ordinary in inma,ins thai its version for the Same.
market" That Journal Is the only published in
the English language in whole republic, and is am
certain above any suspicion such you have charged to
ian interest in the Forsy tn treaties. II Is not my DESIRE
however, 10 enter into any special remarks further than TO
state TO You that all the publications OF the constitution
which have reached you have been made from the enter
prise Of the Mexican publishers and entirely independent
OF the patronage of the government the influence of
diplomatic agents. This am sure Of
But to the meaning OF the 18th article am intimately
acquainted with the feelings and sentiments Of the mem
sole business II was to make the constitution. lam
tain 1t was their design 10 prevent the making OF any
treaty for the ektradi,ion of fugitive slaves so strong
second article OF the constitution, under the head 'Of the
rights of man., We find the following Words
Art A. are born free in The repasic Slaves ts set
liberty have the right The protection OF the laws
This unquesonaby settles the pon. that the Mexican
nation regards the negro as man, and, in speaking OF
treaties OF exradiiion that may hereafter be made the
Constituent Assembly has worded the fifteenth article
that ambiguity may appear 20 those who do not fully
the point aimed at which is TO protect the fugitive
slave from false persecution, Or 10 place him in peril Of
being robbed OF those rights which he has gained by put
ting foo, Mexican soil You cannot deny the Mexi
nation the right Of looking at slavery according to its
preudces fancies and extremely ungenerous
in my opinion TO say that she prefers the black the
white murderer because she chooses TO offer asyum
to fugitvcs from slave labor The meaning of the df
teenh article j. just this No treaty be made with
Mexico for the extradion Of persons charged with
mon ofeDces--snch as petty larceny &e-provded such
persons in peril OF returning slavery by such extra
uitOn.
The example you have set in The United States Is quite
enough Tor Mexico 10 desire 10 keep clear Of all chances OF
being drawn into slavery discussion II is my opinion
she has done and trust you will be induced praise
her Judgment for such sighted act For the atten-
you have paid 20 the interests OF poor country
one q her people, o'ier you my individual thanks.
a MEXICAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25

from private letter Of gentleman IN ~ Louis
Now, by way " terrifying your mind against fear per
init me W remind Won that astronomers throughout the
world al his time looking Cor the rcapfrsrance Of Hal
y's great comet Of 1895. The near approach of this
planet in embryo will influence p,net perhaps the
entire sonr system ~ will be attracted by the sun. and
then tepced by IL; II viii both attract and rep the
planets OF the solar system, and appear 10 dis
order, confusion Rui have no fears. II can neither s
tract be attracted 10 come in contact with any o
The heavenly bodies The most can do 10 any Of The
planets (ours NOT eNccpc will be 10 change the currents
OF their electrical envelopes. This will hsvc tendency 10
give va the warmes' coolest winter (should the come,
appear soon) experienced since 1895 should the Garth
electricity be attracted repeled 10 either pole the tenn
pcfaie zones viii enjoy an unusual degree of mldneSs
on the other hand, should The earhs electric sheen be
gathered IN folds nearing The equatorial regions, ien
indeed may we expect the most intense cold expc
renced In this climate In either event The disturbance
Of The ocean OF electricity in which the sor system floats
vii produce extraordinary results In atmospheric tempe
rsure wind currents and vegetation. until tbe c3ccsc
equilibrium shall " r. es,AR4sheds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25

Alabama exchanges VIC learn that great injury has been
throughout the interior OF the State by the recent
cold weather. Early garden vegetables have been killed
early wheat and cut down, aud what little
above the ground destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25

PEACHES m MARYLAHp.-The Kent MAJ N,sss
thirds Of The crop IN b eorsy has been destroyed By the
la,e frosts.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
PILES AND FISTCLAN

ThTs- ard ~ her siGdr distressing sliiaIars Be
l=rid4ly csiIr n tte Oii'iG well rued ia over
parts Affected aad D olHer f!'osyng II, printed
directions a-ooud each pot
Boil Tie Ointueltt and I.lis should be used u.
the yoiLyTlgg Gases:
Bauions LGmbago sore Legs sealds
Blrus aIercGraal Er- sore Beasts swel't Glands
Cllspp' 4 hands uqIioHs saEs Heaf< Ssi1T joints
ChabIars Piles Sof- Thro4fz Ulcers
FfslaIss Rb~upalism Sores Of al NeneTezl sores
Goat S1ii RIsam klEds Wounds oi al
Sk5H Disc praHs kinds
-.sSola al tie Maasi5sluffss ii Professor HOLLOWAY
50 Maiden lane New lesk, asd 30 strand, Londoa.
b. al respectable Druggists and Dealers II Medicines
Throughout the United ~Jsi,s, and tia oiy yzsi world
Pots, al p cruls, G.. g~hts and ST each.
EThere Is eoAstdes abe saving BY taking the larger
sizes
B. Dirsrrous Tor lhe guidance Of patients IN every
sisort-F are 4fflKs,ltO each Pol
s-CAUT.ON None are genuine unless tae wOIds
@LsLcras Neg lsrE aHz LoHdeal' are diseerHI1.e
t-as marx in every leaf Of the book Of directions around
Pot box; the may b. plainly seen By hediEg
tks 1c1f iigAt. handsome reward wfii be given
10 any one rendering such Information may 10
III Of any party parties counteretiHg the
dciHes or vending the sage knowing them to be spu-
z rsaas
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
HIGHLY IMPORTANT To FARHERs.
III. III. FAXON'S

.7ttachmeat Of ju'c.ni@ed La,lia Pu55er
Spring to the IUjss y Grain DriHs.
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carried OF, f9r vi hieh orders respectfully salicfie6
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EcVeyloygE. June u. ioJf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
ErysipeIas. Sail Rhfum s Sterbntit Hnmors
Sore Legs. Sore Breasts. Wounds and Ulcers.

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Ihe Il tajs wanderfa OialL5en when hsyirg 10
cs.e gVsG iha Of Sores CGEds ucerS- Eaa-
G.5af ceilings, aud 'aH5oTs. Professor 10 asvaF has
hy raulzl# gf tHe AileJ t1 ruGeTiz. dis1stctet 10
tle h.t4ls af tbs East, lag shipments Q: bas Dni
used under DE direction yf iir Ae6ila' StaF.
In Ih- worst II wounds Il - 80 cary as u!c4r
sIsidala Stiffness uf he joints