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tbe kidneys, and all diseases arising
from "A DisOTdered Liver or
SIOmaChs

Dygpepsa Heartburn In Piles Acdity o. sieEness
OF the stemact Fulness Of Blood % the Head Du FAn
or SwimmirE the Head, PA lpaton OF the hesItf
ness or eight stomach, Sour ErucationS Y
or Sudcang Feeling when living down, DTynes or ret
Iones OF the Skin Ewes, Night Sweais lnSafd fFe
Pain in th-sms the Back Chet or Side sudden nus-
a. ~ Taat Denression Of spirit, FrightlI Dreams Ian
gor, DespOndency Nervous Disease sotes OF
Rotcbes on the skin and Fever and Ague Co nl! ana
FeverO Il viii also OF the Bladder ann oo
such as seminal Weakness Incontinenoe OF Urne sLan-
der, Whites, &c.
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUTIE
This cordial will never fall to Of The above dis
eases taken as per directions each bottle In German,
Eng sh and French.
OYER HALFA MILLION OFBOTTLES
Have been sold duriug past six months. and n no
Instance has failed in giving entire sat a-non VINO,
then Ufu suffer from eakness or debility when AcLedaS
STRENGTHENING Cordial will you.
TO THE WOMEN.
DO YOU wish healthy and stronPf Then at orce
ana yet some Of Mel cans Cordial strenVtheu and
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NASHVILLE, TENN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1857
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of JAMES E
DUDDERIOGE, No. Il secondstreet, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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E- Principal Depot the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, So. Louis, Mo-
EzgJ- For sale in Louisville BY BELL, TALBOT co.
Springer Bro, aad Raymond P alton.
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IpSg-yoek md vas arm and in good request, AZ wv
| FOR common and ~ 10 for lump Il, -,
sS lssS:i-rie MARKET oOnt,pned hffa, "nA t-u'S
nj 40 hhds PoTto Rscf yesterday ana 80 az ~
~ 100 do CsS,4 mtscogAio Aere fofh W ahs ~ wv
afse, 700 cl,yed do. st tsc. a Cd
cnr ia slsI-Iiio market was hirn pnt ihaNNV' ~
ksvAT IN sold IN a moderate WAY al sso ~, -
rits trTart,~. rmoa rosin al II 20 per ny io-
ana 30 thr N III o. 80 bid W 70 va a'S'u
cd Cr,se torrsa re unchanged A., g..
olis'-- ti ~ s 1870, ''.,dc whao was steadl
prov 'S''a " 5000 5000 q. View Bedfor
Cah WIZ reloiN" ~ sS- -.
1T 73c. and 30 do, pat al Ne, -
IRo' HJoNs -fss-tns market u.s. sgn.S srfn-
better demand, The saea herN An. ~ e.,, Sk..
sSVA l.sQ 100 tbls., including No. we enotsf,
40 o. 40 hAu ~ 81" or -. 49,
was hrm, with light stock The sales embraced ~cW 200
Dds Including country prime al sl go and M " 70 ~
sl VA rcpacked Western at 5lo ~ slO 10 "eet
MAINS AZ 90 ~ s24 and prime mess nj 81 s"o na.oa
was urn; DO hhds smoked aides we're aoo ~ 1c CIV
meats were hrm, with sales Of about 80 hhis ~ SIC tof
shoulders, and at l0Mc. lie. lor hans. Lard VAS
steady with sales OF 800 100 bbls. AT Is &c &c
iaeh-stIes OF about 3ao casis were made nj $40.
bkc, with some prime quoted al sac.
SccAT7-rhh saies embraced about $40 BOO hhds,
Including 100 CUBA In bond ut 6TSc and the remainder
osNisted OF Cuba muscoyado with small lot English
Islants. at eac loxc., and nHc., and 300 boxes At
lOrc.
WHu.uy Tho market 6fnsr, With ssLs or 100 &
800 bbls. at about &c.
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-, ,.ra 9 heavy VITO from the detAscracy
ircy-Sr~ ,,a disappointed, and Iuee 0ass ~"o nave
,sS.e srrd a the foreign nnsenoe N snesr pa'y ~o
s,.. 10 10 neaxre vote; yet, wn.1e ne slaee ouS
Will 49,, t,e az uspcracy he will deprive The oppo-
ms 800 ri ,teir main pillar, leaving uiem notmn9 70
tA' 20 hemselves upon; consequently Ihey muS' 'heV~
sufNA Ft ~Ae"
by fab ,,cs are in fair way OF being worse mixed up
Our PSI vrs,dentia campaign OF 1885, and from the
Than in the ions excitement o. last Tall was but
present indicSA coming In the contest this year Is
r,,s .hsa there is bu. ssving and throbss sSv
but the pulse is quietly N Until then hut I,t,Ie cal he
Inc proper time 10 burst for 4,on OF poicaI AFFAIR Ta
ascertained of the actual com. 20 a. ~
leader may figure and manage "A hutch az they pv~ ~
control public opinion, but nothing definite he fixed
,.y Is 70 the ana result, unki the movement Of the
masses "a asceralne.' - t>e eesrss marked out
Our Legislature seems TO ha ~ Changed their eucs on
granting bank charters For lon us curing .nls ses
sion every bank bill that up e nIuse VIZ a.
jected on the calendar, the anti bank az. ny
Of the free banking system working together eaaenlee
every bank bill that up But in the cours. uue
they reached the Free Banking BILL and a0Or 10, <ny
discussion II was defeated by six voaes Next ~
turn came the application for banks. Al first like
running the gauntlet but OF late they have met with better
favor, and u large number have already passed both
branches al the Legislature From the present indication
two thirds Of the applications for banks will be granted
1t IL generally believed that the Governor will put his foot
upon large number Of them least that 10 be the
greatest fear that those applying for charters seem 70 have
at the present
Since the passage Of the bill for the sale of the "an
line bill has been considered la the House appropat
ing three million Of the proceeds OF tho said sale Tor the
completion OF the Sanbury and Erie Railroad fell twice
yesterday by tie VOTE An attempt will be made 10
consider the coming week, and II rcccnsdered Il viii
pass The appropriation OF that amount VIII insure the
completion Of read from philadelphia 70 the lakes
within years and thus give 1iadeiphiS chance u
compete with New York for the rade Of the northern ter
Of counties and that Of the greet lakes.
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HAEunUEG, April q, 1851
SI7~g "a Poli,soul Observation-Disclosures STAR Oqrnisr
nc-Iae Froba,l, Nc-inatsor Of gs Governor Gedry(or
Scr, ~ Of Penny parid-Nore Bank Characteristic Of
AN Ii1f. L~s, Dc, &c
Ilzi mod you IS telegraph today Il apOgtica devs-
tope~ which Il troubling al classes Of politicians hero,
Aad 1 rc-uk IN The annilalaton Of inany who
sdct ,u.elyss Of danger. Ever since tbs nouna-
koa Frcker by the democracy and the erps a Gov.
peAry - sasr- IN Ksns,s there hts been unsettled
sad spirit amongst large class OF the democracy
Tna;f .lg ers, showed h>a TO the public In their
eesycl. n.i ~ lie diaPPc,ncd Oice seekers a. they
return rom Nashingion, And Ia their Invitation 10
arsul az sohuyuu couniy, 70 accept their nomination,
ph-cl stpcars he refused. Since that refusA tho
rsenL lat PARTY have been usdcr cover TO such ex
boot u c pubic In general considered that had died
away; ~ sach no, tho case arraylBs Itself in
@ mo- cru.Ashlc manner.
A. ga have seen " my former letters. the
nouar Ia % wlna dso a batter pill 70
many OF The crp3sitsu, and nomination that
the a "A cot Americans refuse 10 support and they
b.v~ =. o.nvrBUcn so meet n Lancaster In June 30
us4e rana'.cn b sut thcr own f.ncy. This move
p.rsse .ad Tor ten days Tat has been evident
hs OF p wtrc being made 70 bring thcm together. Tho
nr~ .l Tsut o. b. settled Wa, who could both Of
ll.,% no. ~ Unite uIun Tor Governor; NOR WIRE they
Lonr h sling ui.s tfi.uFy Tho Treatment, d Gesry by
o. isi -,ce sdrnttrlion, wen that Of The pre-
eors i.ut h.s crtafd great deal Of sympathy for
hlnr an. Ia Ne uasas CT tls Sate. H. u C0nsdercd
- ,,sf man arf a. ha.ing been unjustly treat
81 b. p~crs hat be- To L.m, therefore ~ uner.
rsnriy u. frsgnsc needle pc.ns- % the pole, has tho
nnsvs .,a r.tnisd - BENZ Ne only man on whom
xhex Is vrte TIE d..sat.tHrd democracy made
No., -.4r = ~ -igs-f at Au.crlcens, Pat L
lasy 80 romusr COS I,my hey would give
chem ri, dny ~ seventy ave thousand dsmocrs,ic
ss.r- vrrshy ~ cery. ihs loaders q the sirsish,
~. o. \, irt l,I scctpt 10 DO tlssr standard
n la 4 de Al j
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"a C.nadlsn Gour about GO coo bbs zero sod At The
.dvaAce 10 psoee above n0tcod Souhern 1osr vts IN o
rasf ari e safes eu,vsced bctvceu 200 3opoe os,
with Lo above advanced range q prces iYe eous w.
steaey with pass Of about $50 bbis., " ~ 20 ~ 90
Mes hrnniy held with stnaI sac, o. Ncw JE
sey, 81 ~ %, and Brsndyvpe As ~ 70 ~ 20 Nhess
The ssles sssbraced sbcw 500 basnsh Mchgsa ~.
~ So With Souhorn 81 ~ 20 snd rrsa '
Of 700 bVhes cho.co white Keoocky A 81 so Corn ws
lss booyaps and sales moderate. The Alice emofs1ce
sbout 1000 10000 bushels Scsihern yellow from
and a6ost at ~ <c fs cheny shost a. 'ns ''o,
nzrrc. Western ulxed bed ~ sc. rye ~. nm a.
Of Data wcre IN good demand Al Sc &c tof Nese
snd Wesern Among The eabs we're elO' ouI'et 0''''
err At $40 a SOC. . ,
Cc-rg---rte uarSs4 w.a err viii saes q 1900 ulAs
lava "a tsNc i6tc, months; go do BaoDa Al Ae,o
aad About 90 bsSs TO ~ lie a u@c
CclnCS --The ular,>sk aoAve ms ssAd hfn
Ine sats embraced about go balS, chieuy W r"'c
ba.ct uroo mldding upards Al sboas lIScl WIZ Voe
no. rerortsn high tsAc The decrease % reee,ps
al Scscrn ports smounts " 47OovO bsles rue =.
allif<nenss efeat about oteN es-n
tel thcse Of last yesr ard the stocks In All he amer
ports about tro 200 bales below hoSe - no Same
p~fsod Last y~ax. 49,
Trsr~sra-R.tes continued heavy With rather move %
fering but ~ low figures. To Lverpcp about zsO oos
COR were engaged Cd about 1000 bac q coeaon we're
don Glasgow and Havro were quiet sad unchsnged 10
I~erns 10 tcus measurement sooas, snd svp w
kgvood akeu Al privste terms inc MP r',
bier ensEed aooo bbs Gour for Melbourne - PEI ~.
M .a~r~snens Hay wss in good demand Tor shpfng,
with sales q 300 400 az tscs ~ roo se' per "" u.s.
Hay vss quiet at 7co. a $50. Cor shippsag
HoFS-Saes were small and prices unaferel 49,. =
i.os =sco'eh Ys w-s Qnie', WIN sns" SAVE s0'
Hrrra-rNe marses continued duIL About 900 dry
sailed narsrnho wr-e sold "a " other salcs were
made Al r.tes showing downward tencsncy w piceA
II. Ixsn.-fO~eien IN fair dffrAsd me ha sales q
Enzh.h wcrv made Al % tfk mouths, and o. ApsszA
a " - eazh AID n - SIX uas, 1890 ssereA
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adversary soas thso.gh wlrt trust viii eustsia
your body and spiritual rence The eud
be ruuphs for yourself rsooalsy sad Tor trsvs
CAsch inian, but my dear brother feet tl bosades the
ayu,pay rsessI az AL yo may require
material assistance and have therefore concluded u oue
you The esciosed ctiribuon 10 your financial stnsl
portion q W. whcs divine Providence hs placed a. S
dE3haa You viii erin receive check the GiraFd Bank
Of Ola city drawn by D. Jayne Son. and endeed ~ ne
aad. for the purpose Of your neny esohng
the same have requested my particular friends, Myers
Clgto~n o. endorse The same; tolls hase zone 70
enate yeu should you dee neoessary 70 avoid inc prS
scs,lLas Il sr.sss- Truly and sfseISnsee,F }ou'
brlher la Ohrsss 49,, -
Enclosing 8 oheck for two thousand dollars
This le,~r. With the check noosed, was received ~
Mr.. Kalocb On tuesday last Tas CHECK was N nc u''''
Erm OF rrn'ei 49,, auly hlieo up -. ..svy, anu
pdortrs 10 ~ Egfsd by r. Jayne son and endorsed
by Myers, Caxhorn Co Having reason doubt It's
genuhcnees Mr. Kaloch On Thursday passed the check
TO Mr. C. Dsooli, Who after endorsing IT, drew the money
from the Eagle Bank and paid the same TO Mr. Kaoch
The Eagle Bank pssed the check for COLLECTION Messs
Gilbert Soos They forwarded the paper TO Philadelphia
and Saturday last received Geographic message
inr hat all the Philadelphia names the check were
forgerle~ ,,... -
" - ..ssr.h;ir Nr KAioch bad unsuspec&lnxfy used
~. onsx ~ decr.viny oenses connected With bis trial.
In accordance wit The tevn.s - The fraudulent donation
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Rx.x--r,,.ss.. On Thursday, April "a. by the K.v
Mr. TsIcb 49,. BIAS 70 Miss falzaTyTs n. ISv
'I ~, uaos I,' andsy April 8 al DIE Pr.hvs
rtan church corner Of en- ny ana Grand streets, 10
city ~ the Rev. MIR. pnoos>, "'@H " mls As0szA
TuIrsrl, all OF Ioboken, N
WAIyus-IosaASp --Ou TSpssfa hTSfl q. By the RaV
pr HurchsTd, Mr. G,aoRcs W. Wan M W MISS ANN
I1snAsD daughter OF L. H. IornAsrd kSq AZ 81 this o..
Wna:,ri- E,snuss On Tuesday evening, March %, =
the Rev Mr.. wilson, Mr. GsoGn WHsJu. o. Enss Guy, -
hsi CECILIA Evyt3, Of Little Fall, ke~ Jcssey1
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rhs Isal,och ss.ooo Forged ohe,h.

rffu-n the BOfOn Tran-cript April n.
On sailriav C0Jod pafagraIh from the ~, stat
I.fr tht DE- Rev Mr Kslioch had received from ir
"a, D az Philadelphia, rheck upon the Grard Rank
tbst r Coz 5000 tDassst him IN defrayng the cxpn.es
nj t Ito tral &C such apparently tho casc but
10 N ~ snh rTucnt unpleasant srt 30 state that aller
A, m sry had been drawn and dishUr-ct by the rcci,l
.r eistt moved to b. base forgery, evidently
rut as fie iirtcac oC deceving aud annoying Mr. Raj
ga MT h. fricuds
49, n. csiip hard and co,ched w the following Ian
PaflADsirHtA, Aprt IA 1851
~ V.frnra~-gevvrv nj Iuvsheri Dtssr Sr-t hagv
,s.-~ q 4 ust aasos~i ths duff cS cAtsa syrnpst1 fa
- usp~<,x O2rmpnxhpun haze en1Nrun ~ -
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cry COMMERCIAL REPORT.

1rfst1hY, ArrfI u Y "
karzS--The stock continued reduced and rco.rs lght
III s ssbrsced About 80 LbL POS a. $40 and peart
Il ~.
RsNArsrry--L the light ssok and limited
rccespta tho ayqln higher Common V gooi
ard grAdeS a STATE snd Western four siysnced from
roc ~ 2oc pcr bod Canadian brsnds about ioc white
sonlsfn SUPPLIES reduced, sih good domestic and
cxgOrt douaAad which caused pcos 70 advance N soie
frcon iSc 70 2c pes eba The usnsactcns tor ne
Gay fcod Wy about 10000 bois IT s6out The following
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EKunter.s Celsbratsd CrystsI n1anaatures sxs
prices. GHtiexy H3 BroaAwAy.
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Strawborrses.-Ffnc Ripe and Fresh straw
beriea lust received. for sale ~ TAfIOkb SALOON bod
way, corner or ErAu&ln street.
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For Good P1ttanS we'll made shArtn, "a Al
syfsp snd patasus reAed Wholesale prices 20 10 The
6OOVTTs, 10 CAAk6AA SFvoA
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(yAUTrOH TO WESTERN kKROHAHrD
" underuaAnd a number Of lxuxrsz And rv0ccvv = As
city oAin be- respectAbse, oaernS 70 ,hs county
trade and o~un~~feh SchcAsm schnApps woa0
ndvfrs country eohsAs purchxxe from he folowfaI
rrxpecfsbSs hrus= UDOLPUO VIOLIN,
Eols MANUFACTURE and krportsR,
n A "a Lk1anrr aLrnal Ma Xnrk
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Postra1ts ~ the People and Views OF thc
city phoAogr~pIed the accommodating terms ~
HOLMES, AN Broadway
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FINANCIAL AND OOMMERC iAl.
n q n r Y n n ~ X = -

rvssDA. Ap<l rs-SPM
There was pretty ge1eysl upward ncvemen< in scc<a-
oas stocks ssday The bears 70 have abandoned
the Geld, fo~ sse as, 10 tho bulls and prices have
feA the impetus Of spirited novcucri the part Of
buyers At The arss board today Virginia es advanced
per ceut; napsy,vania Goal, x; Now York Central
Ralro,d, X; Harlem, x; Reading, x; cevetant and
Pttsbug, x; Gsiens and Chicago, K; Illinois Central
Railroad TX; Cleveland and Toledo, TX; csleagS and
and H-k Island, y; Ia Crosse and Mlvaoxe, l. Cleve.
land, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad, <. There
W.. Al Improvement In every stock sod Tue
transactions quite large, and Principally Tor
cab. The uAos actvc upward mov,mets ~ been Va
Cevel,nd and Toledo Il opened 81 the ersi board Al eS
Afd closed NJ 90 per cent cash. fev day. snoe this
stock WAS heavy az O. poe ooet Il IA now aSong snd &C
uyo ~ o. The nuo,aaious OF Wall stry< ac strange and
pa, nnd,ps out nlDo Central Railroad WAS In demand
70 d,y at the advance The Purchasers are principally
Cor foreign account Michigan Southern Railroad sd FREQ
iy ~ morning wilhou, change In prices We shall have
10 few d,ys ths financial programme OF tho Bov Board Of
Dreesoes Tie board "a Improved IN an,oo'sl ability and
son.a way may be devised 70 patch up old account
Ancr be Adjournment Of The board the foo~inC sales
al stocks were naao nj auction by Draper
$500 per cent bond Union Grub. Nee Yosk.... .tTrs
rs shares Aor in.ursnoe Conpsny ............, nSS
Al uee secopd board The marked betier for SOM
bnx. bit ,h0 whole no hvoyan A. In VI morning
Ts4s declined per cent Ecw York ccDtral Railroad n
Milwaukee snd Mississippi x. Cleveland and rcleSo sd
yhDccd X Ter ccut, and closed fIm At oar quotations
Harlem sod II 10, buyers % days, whiohs improve
mcoL READING EEL ca x pc cent Illinois ceaI,l
Railroad tioscd ~fhc-,, ohsAg~. We are iBfo-rsed
ls2l l5err foundation for report thai the Mvsn
kie and Mlxt~,rps Railroad Company h.d rusdo ne~
isue o. stock Ghs, " cd socS hed In argc los
by car baBscss ccntrNe,ors and Oh,r-. Theeo us
In Ina asfc1
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Low PrAres.-Cant troll, NJ his Now EstahlisSa-
meat e3 Broadway u selling books and shoes cheap
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30 Cent Anabrotypc ILhonesses, with Case
KIMBAI.L 81 Broadway
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Jones Italian soap Ebr EruptaOrA, FrecAaes,
a. LONGS oprsl hair Oh restorative bad hair daa4xH
To- "a; LAFONTe liquid sAbaster Tor ia6tes skia n gu
perb arSacaes. Depot Oz BoSvery.
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Hsll0vw~ys Piu's.--Axe You Feeble Ia Body,
ncApsbe OF erextion dull angud and despcnAny yea
bic 70 explain causes BE assured thai exss the s
mach and the scc&ive and thai course OF this p
tying nSsoratinx remedy win restore srens1 no
tvNy and chee<fulness and recrAA al Jour energies
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Brilliant Success u the Certain RsWaru o.
the trade aman whoae facilities e~ab,s him import ADD
fscure the best fabrics and whose lSeera induces him =
n@u at reasouAble prices This WAS tho policy ~ H. n
WILDK On John sise& and bis And ma9nifceut mi
merry wAreroos 81 broadway hs purses che some plAo
and WITH saln more stgnal Success
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, .r,,rr - Myoea oys rsKxns 49,

4 We rrrawlr. Ss ssyv srsAa--| =
u W pNSW.aIl All
/ ur.stA 10 49, - suocS which remained
--Ste apart IA cheap AIDE room II ncJu6es
n =. usus.Iss ysaes, glassware. &c AMI VIZ hal -
= "cheo oargklDs We deelan h fuurr n ri.s- -
ulN W. ny articles which may AL old or Lnpsrf;a
aua 20 hhn sea taen regardless ri cost pa siss \.
b4xsA N~n' Go wen to pay tha room 4 Wait
<sa 1oo m, 40. v HAUaHwoUT CO.
: VIZ nrOanwsy, corner OF RroDnne s{yvsk
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Hill. HninnatAhae Cutter - Hair and Whis-
kers No. Barclay street, Hslr dye -four saiInSs box.
bla ca Or brOu
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ByISCEILANtOUs.

Aut eCFNLs THAT ARR hElGhlher
n An hoyv love snH Tue Eu4 Az. Nh.urS q 49,
a ,,..l,,l lrs tic fsscnang sNt'.. q - ina sbp.s
no M pcarcs We idoze' 1heJ are a. re'Nfeo ~
Uie ard skill o. e,..--.>. Il. Co-,y.ny A
ttAIi5s m,lsio store. bsesd~ey nnd f>sk p'aos-
nAusE YOU NERVOUS, bYsPfrIl0 - 800 ~ ~
i .,,e,ssnR invacs bat ~ thhi nes2ec sirenlp1 =
a. ~ syxruE W TBBFR sanEuher IN one week you "o"s
feel rxs4- tealH ."
srS sds os * sn,is ns,'rs $500 aa ~
" U.s. a. az Bowery ~ WV wv "ss''
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Bfurrxy h I1ansaan's Flertds Water~-The
poxsul VA exsulsAs hAgrsAos Of s prepsrslou aara
lze4 the 9dor Of totaccs saz a. adlrse ue1h wash ~
also be Anrsa v ~ es e~ shaving AZ =. sssrs y.r
Ves 6otrhes anAdmxAble resnsAv 6oSA " D. LAkhAN
Co. Wholesale drussiss 90 wsIsr sree Nov YORK. and
By ~ druegisss ~ &C per bot1e.
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Rupture Cured aa A. w. OaAver's TRUSS Tn
tu % White street, n. Y. Abdominal supporters. 10
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Fur ths Feea--Alger's Oriental KEtr~ct-tho
buntons nAo&es, 10, cSor do
covered. For sais BY AL drusgts.A Price o.
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NnpOw sIuDea .,-c.
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Polynesian., 1857-10-24

Two sailors belonging to the U. s. ship St.
i while on shore on Thursday last, had quarrel
! themselves. when one was severely stabbed IN
<aces. Medical attendance was soon called anu
! Pnds dressed. We have not heard whether they
kgerous or not. The sailor who was guilty OF
Pbing is now in double irons oD board the o1'
Polynesian., 1857-10-24
TYPEE.

|oufRAGEUPoN SCHOOL TEACHER.-In st. Louis,
Wednesday,, Mrs. Allerton entered the Mound
snzle Grammar School, and in the most outra-
E0as manner grossly assaulted Mrs. Richardson
3 asistant teacher in the school. Mrs. A. en-
room, and deliberately removing her bon
3 aki shawl, and vowing she would be reVenged,
|zs Mrs R. bv the hair with her left hand, and
Hih Der right hand inflicted several severe blows
r. ihe face. At this moment, Miss E. j. Roun-
= BE Principal of the school, stepped forward
|pQect Mrs R., when Mrs. A. inflicted similar
'uiss upon her person, and then, pulling out OF
Pcket large sharp rock. talked violently to
Iachers, making use of the most obscene Ian
Pc threatening to beat out their brains, saying
Il the weapon of death in her hands. At
r M the teachers in the building, aroused by
a'es of the scholars, came to the rescue, and
D Aott, of the male grammar department. re,
d her to instantly leave the bulldlng' ana
|ea her refusing and attempting to use the rOck'
srfeted and compelled her leave the room
lA cause of the attack was slight chastlse-
Ratbf child of the assaulting woman