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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14

ANOTHER MYsrERY-A MAN MIssNd.-Mr.
Cmarts Sage, OF Edmund Sage, ESQ, Of Crom vel
mas been mssing from that plaoe sinoe the cold
thursday Of the 72d Of January The facts far
have been able 70 learn them, ~ foows:-He was
sent BY hs father 70 barn. for the purpose OF heschai
ing fax This barn situated about two miles from hs
fstheYs residence and In the vicinity OF house oc
oupied by an Irisbman named Nugent who has worked
or Mr. Sge Some Ave or six years. II appears that sus
pcion rests upon this and bis wife the urderers
cf Mr.. Sage with whom they had some difficulty that
day Although search has been made nothing has yes
found except the tracks Of two persons In the
leading from the bern to the river distance Of nearly
two miles, and which tracks are said to have the appear
though the persons who made them had carried
Q heavy bundle. from marks In the snow where hole
was cut in the oe No trace Of any blood anything o.
the kind has been found-Aiddleoacn, Conn.,, Sentinel,
FEB. 10.
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DEATH OF Gov, PARRIS.
Hon. X. PARRu, who died q Portland, Me- - before
announced, ON the l1th inst born In Hebron Oxford
county, In i7SS or l7ss graduated at Dartmouth College
n 1905 was elected TO oongre.s in 1875 and served Ill
1918, Til appointed District Judge. Ae was the nys,
United States District Judge for Maine member Of tne
oonvsnten that formed the constitution; I've times
elected Governor from 1871 to 1885, Senator in Con.
sress from ls2, 70 1885, was appointed Judge Of the Gu
Weme Court June u.s. 1885, which office he held TIL 1890
when he resigned heng appointed second
Of the Treasury. and renewed 10 Washington. IN 1852
he was elected Mayor Of Portland His last effort In pnb
lo was - chairman Of the Elgin dinner In 1854
JoM Q. RHsHAlDr, aged % years, residing 1t No. 20
brown street. Phhadephla died on the 6sh inst. Mr.
was one Of the patriots Of the Revolution and took
active part IN the battles Of our country q that time He
wss born IN Baden IN 1859, and In lite came TO thIs
country and subsequently, In company win lafayette,
participated IN number Of battIes he was q the bat
tie OF Germantown where he performed many deeds Of
daring he was severely wounded a. Stony Point bu.
seon recovered end again joined the army Inc dooceseo
has resided in Phiadelpha upwards Of seventy years
during which time he has maintained IN unsuted repu
tason for honesty and integrity, and won the esteem OF
ell who In contact with him. At one time hc had
accumulated small foFtuna but u was swex away by
dhastIo Gus oonfsgraton Previous to THIS time he was
ten dered pension by the government, but no repie1
that he here mot 70 fight for money nor for blood
but for the liberty Of himself, his fellow men and ha
adopted OountYy.O
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CuPIDs ArrIvERsARy., ,
PHILIP .. cozAss, Valentine msnu.ctsrsr prr-culs h.
conplmen TO the public At large and socs her attend
81 i0f Nassau street. the 1fh 81 February
1857 On which occaslon very elegant assortment Of
ENVELOPES. LACE rsfsR, vsi.rrrrxE CARDS, A..
will be ready for Inspection.
a. great favst II AZ many make converer win
cali 70 day.
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VALENTINES vALrNTINES
AtTURrpulIiS up town book sore
SD Brosdway, between tigneenh and NineSen.h sxess
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ssv, irem Ne seosuAwn1 o. hh mahss, Nhs Ball me
house which No w,s b6rn does noe sxis any eayer c
The natives q the fncl and assure nss soe
books Of he parish have beer destroyed ~ Aenoans
The slightly mentioned % the time On ne esso
rop Of hr. Washington 70 the Psesideny, ecs me seSe
Something very IKE atey occurred with chief o. me
poBoe in New York. Am, cir. yours obeden!g; ,
Jan. 20, 1857. II. MATTHEW'S
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POLITICAL.

A pIsuNroN CONVENTION, UNDER IN
IA Of he American Ant. Slavery pociety, will
MECHANICS HALL. UTICA,
on MONDAY AND rrssply, rrRRUApr 10
Day sessone free. commencing ~ fdls a. NJ,
Evening session Al 7 4 o clock; Admission la
fray expenses.
William LLOYD Gsrrisoo. Parker PirsburY, c
kemoud, tarah p. Remopd, Rev. Samuel y. y
-. Let there be large gathering Of the friend
liberty.
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TO TIE EDITOR OF THE LONDON Posr.
i read In the Stars and Svipcs, or American lmpree
rops, that General Warrington vent 70 Ensand
although be wished 70 40 %. ] hint there we're eood
grounds for him dong because he was born In Eng
and; be of the Eneins soH AUG ast,n wass-
ireton bora In virginia, but George Washugtop v2
borp In cooKham, Bsrkshiye, nhstsep miles iron wnd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE FRIENDS or
"A the lion David s. Broderick, will be held al tn sor
house IA this day. al Ga tocomplete The ATang
complimentary dinner 70 be rendered TO him on his
JOHN J. BRIsIEY, Chairman.
e Tn0 GoDrTTr & asS FTEss }secrctares
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LNOK HAvRE DIRDCT.-FRANCOAl
II panY.-The screw steamship woo, "a
Gharp. coDnander win leave for the abe
day, Feb. 16, ~ II O'Clock prectsely. Price.
apply 70 the agents, x1. ED. f0Ih
SPEClAL NOTICE TO AUSTRALIA d
y New York built clipper ship KITTY 8
Of any ship now loading. nngs gements for
diaonai on the above gu.ysn.Sss;. v,ov 8 =,
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ONLY LINE WITH SURE CONNECTION
~ miles shorter than any other route, and
river navigation. United Stats mail line
baggage ffse; 10 cents per pound on excess
ocean 70 ocean, by Panama Railroad Throl
compsny viii despatch for 4sp,nwan. On +
O'Clock p. NJ. precisely, from pier foot o.
North river, the wen known and fast steamship
Capt. Vim. l. Herndon. z. 4. N. Passengers
forwarded by Panama Railroad, and connec
he Pacific Mail SteAmship Oompany's maxn
GOLDEN AGE, ]. r. Watkins, Commander
readiness and leave immediately Tor Fan Fra
lie are informed that the Pacific Mai stcami
ways have one or moro ertra steamers lying
tor sea, 70 avoid any possible deteutton OF pas
the companies, No. III West street corner o
New York. Regular United States mall stear
Ath Of each month.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP
u vAna and New Orleans On Tuesday,
O'Clock p. n, from pier foot Of Warren Sire
the Inst and favorite Neamship EMPIRE CT
will ssn o. above. Passage can De secured
Line. Freight 10 New Orleana 80 cents per c
pers will be supplied with blank bills Of u
signed by the line, on application AZ their
forms signed and no bin Of ladsng viii be
hour OF ssiling. For freight or passage apI
NJ o. ROBE
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POST OvF7cE NOTTC0D.
DosT OFFICE NOTrUE--TH MAILS FOR EUROPE
i per steamer ALPS viii close his once on Saturday
Feb. IL, At a quarter before O'Clock p, -
ISAAC V. FOWLER. pssunaser.
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MOST OF THE GOODS SAVED IN GOOD ORDER
mi from ship Adriaic having been reshlp
ped per chip Baltic the address OF Zercga CO. IT, On
sgpees Adriaic requested TO CALL with their
atng the Office OF the undersigned, 10 have their property
transferred them and sign at the same time the average
bond. ZEREGA co.. % South sreet
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PERSONAL.

ITO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
Kind sr-About eighteen months my husband; Ut.
Isaac c. Steward of Wilmington, Delaware le mo taking
certain where children are bur IN vain have spent AL
the bad In the attempt TO regain them an
pennless, and beg that will in.er this letter OF
hearted mother In and see there s not
any one knows beg they win q once write and inform me
that may those 10 whom have given birth
NV residence Philadelphia in Hamilton street. ahose
Nineteenth street. Very respectfully, yours,
PHLApEIPHIA, Feb. 9. 1851. LOUISA b. STEWARD.
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lIoUNT VERNON TAXEs-THE COLLECTORS FOR
vi the fowls Of East and weschester viii be a. keons
Fourteenth Ward Hotel, corner OF Grand and Elizabeth
suees on Monday aud Tuesday the 10th and th Instant
the morning. until In the afternoon receive
the the The col ecor Tor schools
n. sEDER, Collector.
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3 nsnb No people In aDuAepl or moders times peem
10 sre s.. ss .sc sa
xss Arnrsrrs, and Darius maste. II not indeed,
ui Ne seeinnns Of TIE tor,scnth odnuyy, when the
Nat tbe onuse and Horid language Of oomp meat de-
oaycd Bot u lsss ycars ~ We W b.ieve Won Ham.
nsy, taste for literature q AZ revived and Feruk
Khan, rho Known W be god Grecian scholar mems
" have modelled bin rcocst address the sDhpe
Greek thsn the too ford Persian m del Tnere H. In.
deed In his short address nothing offensive good ,Ass
vhsc . thoroughly vel bred European, moving id the
bess society might uttw rs therefore, p.aia tha,
IN forty 1fy years public junction Per
sA have maze an mmense s,sias IN simplicity ana good
taste In The Gays Of Jsubert Gsrtsuse. Of Maoon
or Hsford Jones, o. Ellis or Nenscbisof, Persian Min.
hser or envoy would have expressed hopc that sove
rezes's heart had erovp large" "lhai his node vss
~ and such Other Psrssan pospesses rsoo~ded In Vie
eooss Of Malcolm and LADY She'll and very rcpugusni 70
Eusepean no IONS OF good taste. Bat Fersk Khao
svo,oed these Arabian SsbomnedAs coursesies ssi
stated IN ianaupgc, o. which even rareyrAad or ths
Ra1 BEEN cssrssd BY sbs snsh In sh.o S,. susa sc,s
reign and bepefsctor W convey compliments and
oosusuiaops Of his sovereign 70 TIE Emperor Of Fan
como ~ period when Trnoe loaded With beasiugs
--Ahe glorious aocesson the brtn Of heir, the coo
ciusscs Of peace bes.een the Allies 10 The capsal q
France and She cscugon Of treaty between Persia
sod ths powerful emrtre which he tncn wishing
The Emperor adro't AND nsppy In biz ssort
y he exprtssed bis ssiisfscvos = me
&sNd thaI on the breaking on, Of war. be renewed
ssospt relations vhh Pess,a vboss Beut alny vas nos
without use the Emperor tsNn adversed 70 the treaty
essnsros essssn rsrSa &c se os.os, ,sDs 70
savsnetben the friendship T nations.
On Inc car between this country and Persia his i'm.
g. Majesty as..s -. s s: w.. sd 10. bss,a ,Ss
vss had broken cot bet seen you ami ooe ny closest
aies but entertain the NOS snosre wishes thss your
s 's s. s s. e ne . .sT 70. we
-vercs delivered m the presesce % one on the soess
ssd most learned nsa Of Pwsis-scds delivered n NE
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS AND HAVANA
II States mail Steamship CAHAwBA, d.
day, February g and sAf for tho Abov
,urday, February IA at 10 O'Clock A. n, trpn
binson street North river. No bills Of lading
steamer sails. LIVINGSTON. CRocHER
PARK plnra ~ "
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SAVANNAHLOTTERY
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Anderson & Son, Managers,
(suoesssors 70 J. ,. Winter MAnAgsrl
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000!
10000 TICKETS.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
By AUTHORITY OF rag sFATEO GEORGIA
e As 5 Il,

LASS 4,
Draws July 18th, 1857,
AT ST. ANDRBws HALL Savannah, Ga, under the
supe nlsndence 81 ". r. sy@Oas, Esq, and }.
Prsatisa, ktq.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
reports Furnished by the Associated Press.]

New ORLEANS, June 3O.-The Empire City has
been allowed 10 come up from Quarantine to-day.
Her mails and portion of her passengers arrived
yesterday.
CINcINEAr1 June 500. L. Haven Co.'S foundry
and nine dwellings burned.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The overland mail route
to California has been selected beginning at
St. Louis and Memphis, thence forming junction
at Little Rock Arkansas, in the direction OF Preston
to the Rio Grande Fort Filborne or Donna
Anna, thence along the road which is being con-
structed TO Fort Yuma, thence through the best
passes to San Francisco. The contract for semi
weekly service $685. WAS awarded to John
Butterfied, VIM. B. DinsmOre, VIM. G. Fargo, v
P. Gardner, MARC us Ker ion, Alex Holland, OF
New York aud II milton Spencer OF Illinois.
The Court of Claims has adjourned till October.
BosToN, July 1.-The steamer Europa sailed for
Liverpool to-day with nearly $500. 600 in specie.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-RiVer.-There is 7 feet
water in The canal and feet inches water on the
falls.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer "A.
New YORK, July l.
The ship Samuel Wells from Liverpool, bound
for New York, is ashore Queen. The crew
and passengers saved
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It'll OF JULY CELEBRATION.
<|g@


OR DER OF EIsOCESSIONs
list The Chef-Marshal and his aids.
2d-Mu-ic Brass Brand
8d-Twelve young Ladies in carriages.
4h- Printers Press-prnting the Declaration Of indie
pendeuce, ch will be distributed among the citizens
the procession passes along
9th Orators Of the Day.
6th-S is Relief ocie y and Germans
7th-t it.z ms in carriages and on horseback.
he procession viii form Cedar eei with the right
resting the Square, and thence proceed
Square College ct thence street. thence
Cherry street, rrg street, thence the
Harding pike COckrl's Sprug where a beaut-
fl Flag wi be the Swiss Relief Society by
young Ladies' after which Address will be delivered
the Declare ion Of Independence read by II. NJ. X.
FoGG Esq, and grafton suitab the will be
delivered by RANDALL w MCGAvoCK E,q All citizen are
respe fully invited join the procession, which
precisely o'clock at the Dgng OF the city bell
Every needful preparation has been made to make
a grand gala-iay. First music, good dinner and
plenty /, with ample provisions for those who may
wish enjoy the festivities the day
All good citizens a invited grounds, free charge.
Those only who wish join in the and partake Of
dinner viii require tickets.
Tic cts, dinner and dance, 81 IS, to nit Gentleman
Ladies. Tickets be procured the Book
Jew ely Of w. 7 Berry Co, c. smith,
Dan'I johnson, 4. BadoGx and X. Hirbrand
siaughter's Omnibus Line viii during the d,y from
the Stage Office Cedar street. the grounds for % cents.
JOHN q. FEHR, Marshal-in-l hief.
ions D. S hEIES' Aids.
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HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.
SPLENDID SCHEME.

EXTRA CLASS II
To drawn Baltimore Nd, Friday, July sist, 1884,
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co M M E r CIAL
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. ulY 2. 1904


The of the year has arrived when there is
generally pause trade, and all markets have as
the aspect dulness This will continue until the
wheat crop in marLet, when may expect more
life aud energy.
The farmer las had propitiOus seasons growth
rip ming his wheat CROP is harvesting one
of productive crops he made. From every
quarter country the accounts in re
ton this important and be nsidered
''fxed is bounfu and come what may,
bread viii be plenty.
COTTON The have been sales Of cotton for some
time regard growing crop in Middle Tennessee
hear varied accounts. In counties the stand Il
good and promises much; Others tn On the
whole with the continuance good weather, and late
fall we surprised the produce turned out
greater than the past season.
Goethe in tobacco almost at close for the
season There 5 very market Our inform ZION
the owing crop is very encouraging The number
of plants and good condition is much greater
than had any to expect after the late spring
s and good fall weather the yield will be much
heav than last
hoUR-The market continues dull. Tennessee brands
are It ling at Sc ST CTS so per Dbl.
BACoN-Toe demand has IA len off considerable The
ipts are light We hear f sales 13c per Id for hams;
12c for shoulders; and 1301811c for clear ides.
WHeAT-We sales small parcels for early deiv-
cry mile IL 90 per bus he'll but there have been
transactions fix prices Farmers standing Il,
SPECTATORS viii ing go above 75S5c. 1t
long, however, before the other WI give
way Indication of the esma ion in VIII oh Tonnes
see wheat held will that St. Louis Mlers
sending for wheat for their EXTRA
four Of commission merchants has recently
received New York informing him
would bring in that market 81 per BARREL
it could The of wheat be still
enhanced will be particular in asserting
taking their choice shall be mixed up
with inferior.
market is steady and prices firm Stocks
ample.
The New York Indepeadent Of the 18th ult says:
The importers closed their trade for the
jobbers doing very little. Many OF them engaged
in taking at the close of the The
i'm portatons the trade Of the all very light
Silks spring importation in good stock and heavy
price Woolens also abundant in market and at
prices. China and India goods well held, the
stocks small. In domestic goods the supply is large
and the Increase. there is very lit de-
of holders rather above those
their The wooden obbers doing little
There is large amount of foreign wOolens in
bond which be off red in the market ID the
pecaion renders prices very unsettled both Of for
egn and domestic woolens in st re.
Thompson's New York Reporter Of Thursday, 18th ut,
quotes Land warrants as follows
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CLOTH AND TOILET RRUSI

GILK, Isle Thread Merno and every variety Of Cotton
- received and for sale by
II McGIJ
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SEEMING MACHINES

81. SINGER CO.. have opened once. S6. Pubfi<
H Square Nashve for lhe q their celebrates
ing Aarhncz These Nbe ssh 10 Parc4se seeing afachnes
which they depend upon Hay do the atase place.
Il 4 scasEziy admitted b all Nha have -ssinE
chimes that singers Superior Al ethers. fh2y
use - f&hfzz such Aus LnEn, Cloth, cetsen.
LfheF, ~ meFey ebAngEg thr Rvese and fArena Ihey
sfl soFk vita spool ottoa rfsk Ihrcad
esEes faster daraels and slpie than
safs they sarrantea g % shat they rcpre.ent
Suer'a Nachlne i established fsrt Ca aHd Il
ia o5serAllaa a a. Pahlle squArs. ka.htlis.
l. ~ eINdER CO.
Belnz psassai M4ehiast aza prspsssa a ~ Ma
enez q snge-s thss usy ~ scuca gst eas e oEer
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THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS June so.
Cotton-Sales 4, 200 bales; higher, at J. .l45
Sales of thr DAYS s, 200 bale. Receipts 1000.
Stock $4,000. Decrease 245, 500. Decrease at
all ports Dos $50. Corn 1880. Rest unchanged
CINcINNArI, June SO-Flour irregul'r at 90
Corn 65. Wheat declined cents. Whisky %.
NEw YORK, june 80 Cotton advanced /; Or
leans middling l45; uplands l4A Flour 35a6 40.
Wheat and corn quiet. Mess pork %. Provisions
dull LIuseed oil so.
CINCINsATI July l.-FlOurs Sc 80. Whisky 25c.
N So Pork S22. Rye 81. Oats 54a55c.
NEW YORK, July Cotton firm. Freights firm.
Flour, wheat, cora, lard, aud bacon dull Hams
IL; shoulders 9ic Whisky 80. Stocks frmer
NEw ORLEANS, July Cotton sales 1914 bales,
l4t. Receipts $50 bales. Flour little hrmer.
Corn lower. Lard in kegs Is. Freghts extremely
dull, but not unchanged.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue Of two her directed and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court Davidson county
Tennessee, at its May term 1851, will expose public
sale the highest bidder for cash, the Courthoase
yard gate, in the City Of Nashville on SATURDAY THE
18TH DAY OF JULY, 1881 all the right. title claim in
terest and estate which John c. MeLemore had or
ave since acquired and following described
tract piece parcel or lot OF ground Wit: Of Lot
No. las in the original plan Of the city Of Nashville,
and bounded follows, to-Eit: Beginning on the
corner OF Gay and Spruce sire cts In said city running
thence with the line Of Spruce street in Southery
'lon 126 feet inches part OF laid lot
heretofore sold John Samuel stacker thence at right
angles it'll said Spruce a stone thence
parallel with said Spruce in Northery direction
l26 eet inches 10 Gay street. thence with the line Of
Gay street In westerly dT,ct 50 feet 20 the begin
nrng, being levied the property Of John O. MeLe
satisfy Judgments rendered in favor OF Jamesk
Joseph Woods, Ears Of RObt Woods and " X Stevenson
against said MeLemore.
JOHN K. EDMoNsoN, sheriff
jane 10, 1851. BY R. n CAMPRELI d. g.
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IMPROVED CITY, PROPERTY FOR
LAND SALE.

ON Wednesday the sth OF July next, tract containing
~ nearly 200 acres, In Davidson county eleven miles
South of Nashville. mile from the N. c. r. on
Mill Creek the premises Of g. F. Jones' sold at auc
third be paid the 25,h December next one
and two time the other payments all without
Bond and approved security the payment
About half OF the in cultivation the chief
Of which is Mill creek bottom, the other ha wood
and valuable building timber Steam Saw and
Mill, With fair in provement, a frame building out
buildings generally coed, and garden; lasting Spring
convenient ana luxury indeed in Summer neary
kind Of fruit trees and vines, for thi. climate,
Will sell about 100 with The improvements with
the privilege of The other portion smaller
shown the maps. AS to situation, quality OF land
timber and water call and before the day Of sale
June 6-l B. y. Jones
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The Flnx Annihlliatad-

Every summer and fh thousAads Of people die F1az
chossrA Dysentsy. Gripping Palms, other irregularities
ofthe Bowels Il be cured In every case sor Is
esas, BY The Of FUCKERS CHOLERA SYRUP,
shleh has bstn tested By tAs best physicians The ssat
and wsss, Gad ey them PFosesHeed The sasssuai
remedy In e. II has performed mere astohlAipg
than sny other specific hHnzn se can be saved
est e ten b investment q 70 Bay
= bottle and keept b yoa.
FER "a b KERsAs RAINS and +. WILLS. Brus-
sisS- apret-ea
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'THE CAMPBELL's ARE GoING."-Our readers
will notice, by the announcement in another COL
umn, that this deserVedly popular troupe will give
three more OF their iDimtable concerts before
leaving. They have lost none of their originality,
zest or general attractveness, but will be found
be an tait in all the latest songs. We predict for
them crowded houses. To secure good seats p r
sons shouId q early
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02

WE have a first assortment of SHIRTS, at
w various prices, and OF latest styles. The finer
grades be we'll made and fit better than
other style
June 20 J.H. McGILL.
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RAINS & BROWN.

II AyING purchased the entire interest James Herman
- in the late firm of ernRn Rains, Will all
liabilities receive all accounts due said firm. They
will continue the Drug Medical Business
known stand No. 10 Public Square here whole and
retail dealers respectfully invited cali and inspect
the extensive stock OF Drugs, Medcn Paints, Oils
Dyesufs, instruments, Extracts, French and Engls
Chemical PeTfuTery, Fancy Arc es Il, Tobacco &C..
&C, all of which will be sold It reduced prices.
RAINS Il BROWN,
No. 10 South eide Public Square.
Nashville. Jure oath, 1857.
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g8- The steamer Cuba being the only boat in
service at the wharf yesterday her rooms soon
hled with passengers bound down the river. She
left promptly tl2 O'Clock Tor Paducah, aud among
her numerous passengers noticed Mr.. = c.
DoTLE, clerk OF the SlAie West, en route for Cow
ington. by. on visit aud business trip May his
absence be pleasant aud agrssabls aud bis return
speedy.