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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

Ny position last year, Altman ~ the sanitary Com
mitee OF th ciO brought auty 10 coat ct 9Th
zero erug fro" Ctalcfas DysruteTss &r Facts
alng under observation, with reference % be
efficacy Of your DyscnteT yuplu The disea have been
by ne testimony Of associates the
Fattec. aud cuaT. by Alderman De Fofe5t, o the
FIRST Ward So stroa- Impressed with The value Of
roar prcpAraoE ca aed 10 be seat 70 the QasTsntps
shere ths Cholera then existed and u Is little
a=kablc that siEgr reported Afterwards.
n Ii
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19
Dysentery, BIOody FIux, DIarrhesa, and
ali disorders OF she Rouyels.

1--WE armfenberg s-ntery Syrup, is sovereign IN all
L disorders OF the BoWela Nothing Is Injurious
the OF opaes such disorders The Dysentery
syrup neugraEes she Rcrdy and chemically alters the
OF the DO wells and gradually checks the dis
charges thousand csridcat-s Of It's efficacy could b.
got In Middle Tennessee alone, bat prefer 70 give
bat one from the chairman d the board Of Health, New
York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

Axes Shoves Shades, Sal Ircrs Zinr AID Tin IN pigs
TN iae, nvi's Vices csSks ~ Chains a'd Hoes "RBia
ana otton Cor Coffee Heavv "a tirgs il Gearing
Carriare Springs. and AxleS pairoad Wheel and Axlts
% airs and Spikes nd Rnsfn In harrels
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

Goods shipned via SavaunaN, ,hood te CONSUMED to
'gent o. CatTn' rairoaa avonnah and packaFe, mark
Ell "sre AFert P. r SsvarUah ca
Goods shNn'd vie Ciarl should he ned 20 thu
Agent Of the South Carolina Railroad Charleston, and
packages marked agent : -. Y Charia tan & G
" E thrn"R shove 3 * nse 20 New
NaTk to Na"hv'e. No iso dr0N0Ge srAGg T1ge
charge either AZ Charleston Sas dnNGA-
skipper rely upop up'forrr prur w.
cries nv both lines over charges ard damaRs by either
ne viii he sdiudged bv the agents Of TIE Nashv le and
Chattanooga PCad.
In ~ lost mis- ing Roods viii take charge any
correspondence for their recovery,
found viii TO- the m vatior SO rpys
ae- notice Is "ivSn IN notices cf lest goods fer Nash
T5HS stations fAs N0sLr5He and S7nft1Rs 0ga
R06d. must Do addressed 10 II. J. AHdsySOn, Supt =,
NTSlriVe
tion and assistpnce shippp ~ pving he Agent
OF Chre tor 1ire No. 1913 Bread av, and the SsvAn-
nah Line, No, Is broadway.
CHA'S. w ANDERSON,
mRv0q-tf Gem agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19
FAM VRNDE.
>. ~. CURRY,
Funeral Undertaken.

AN prepared 20 furnish Cofus OF every description,
from the aue Ca ket TO the PLANE servant Comn TO-
Tether with everything necessary funerals All orders
left at Deaderck street. next door to the
On and Up Livery Stable, between Cherry and Summer
Streets viii receive my prompt attention both day and
night.
2. J. ID. OOhRh"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

DAnna BALLOON ASCENSION AT ALBAsY-NAR
-Prolessor Marion nAdo his from
the ksos n Garden u about ~ O'Clock yesterday aor
0Wisg 70 previous fAilui An doubts whether he
ever would succeed In getting away from Albany, but
comparatively few went into the 0aaden, but largo num-
Der OF people were On ihs free s' In the stree and on
the tops adjacent The Professor managed 10 ga bis
balloon pretty nearly quite foil this time he made
swpp NO sevcr, With basket, Anouor ana ballast, W
ascend but hiled, and his balloon torn By contact
With The rets inc rents were u encs 30 IN up and, con
eide Ably excited the Professor determined 10 try rain
He cut loose the basket, tied tie suspenopg ropes In
not together, and seating himself On The knot,
clpeipg with bis hands 70 the ropes, away, In
bis critical pos,isr, be went, leaving ballast crap
els and evsytb else behind, and rose win con-
siderable lofty, having for bis support only toe cords
pendent from the balloon II really fearful sight 70
him clpeDg 70 ihe ut 10 network Of cords which
alone int posed bet HIM Ard certain destfuc Ion
Wien about two hundred feet up, In mpnG 10 change
II position he appeared 70 lose his hold pitched head
owpw1c though about dashng II % Ii, which caused
thrill Of horror - the specairs. II 81 this time he
lost bis cap He however recovered himself and the ~
ospsiop 70 quc distance grand, when The balloon
oek souihtastery direction, and The laM seen Of
81 the bs back q Greenbush. He Ian ted In Q samp
late lat evening i've miles beyond Sand Lake havrg tra
yelled nnesn mihs He almos. persisted wi n cold,
and taken 10 farmers house, whore he kindly
cared fo- He returned 70 tns city about 70 day
Albany Journal, Seps 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

Theatrical and Musical.
sent hIs Of hi. most au:.sS onsrs ste on the oocson
Of his bessa 70 night Ths pys are the nedy Of The
Busy Bcdy.o and faross oal "rwsniy Minutes with
Tiger" and little roddlekins."
EBIo's GARDm -signoFna Rolls will this evening" give
hoY charming persouaon Of the chief In the hesuutu
bale. Of Flora and Zephyr" The eve, popular R.vsl:
also appear In the great panommtc spectacle Of
Banoo, or the Magic Sword"
BowxRY-Anohor regular old fashioned bill, embracing
four excellent peoes offered - this hosse - mig a Gal
orsop and he "Artful Dodga" are announced, with
casts that arc seldom co JAILED anywhere
BuR1oH's.-shaksper admired play Of Gas You
man - Rossnd and NJ Burtoo fouchssons the cast
otherwise sIes gtsened by Aessrs Fnaer, u Smith,
&c. The farce Of the /" Two BuzzndI' folio ~.
WAIACK's me fare veil beUedt and last appearance
but one OF Mis- Matilda Heron 10 announced for thi.
evening II only necessary TO mention that she will
play Camille for the seventy nth time hero, and win BIO
finely supported by the company.
LAURA KHEls Tho performances to night arc 10
sst II .he oomcal affair called rryinE o." Ne vii.
kins' military burlesque stye .he ISLAM Lgnt Guard
Keere, Nean Jordan, JEFFERSON Burnett, &c perform.
OLYMPIC Yrs O. Howard, xr. and Mrs. T. Johuston,
ana olber fAvoriies are 70 appear sas evening IN me
ne vsos n ~, as fellow Touux
will recte poetic address dedicated 70 our nremen.
ITALIAN OPERA The fAvore opera Of ~ Purtani y TO
be performed q tho academy Of Music this eveang inc
chief characters 70 BIO represented BY Ame Anna do
Lagrange and Hsnor BF,ynoh, Amodio and Coistt-
AnyucAS krsxrM Tho Aquars," on Garden Of the
Waters still constitutes or the prnc a novelties within
depot OF curosiues and the Welsh Nightingale
en,erains visitors with her pleasing song every day and
evening.
ErmoPINHM -Geoyge ChPisty and Woods Mnstreh
varied programme Of sosgs, buresques 30 aad
the fa,ce Of " Black Bunder" for this evening Tue
Brya nts large budget OF their very popular
whnsicaites, besdes the scnss OF BILLY Bkch, tho ship
wrecked ninseseL
GRAND C.xczs1.-Nrie Frexxoisi, Ame. anknssh, and
Mssrs Thaibssg, veuxtemps, 40 70 give anosh Of
their grand oomblnaiioA eassr ct Nblos SALOON this
evening would be advisable 70 sea IN sdysnoe,
rossibfe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

RsroRrNp DUnLs "A Wssr poNr- The eelt,r
of the Hoch<sr Dsrrcc7a hes seen statement from
p~easy reliable 70 the effect hs, duel recently
fousst between two officers West Point "a which ore
wss yatbev severely wounded The other one, -ho had
dcxe ssihrt se~ve 10 seto, NJ ordered on
Uhh and sbe Affair wss NOT made pubic The same a.
tbosty sivcu for The statement that recently, while
ocrps cadets ordered come special duty, the
younf took offence ~ the orders OF The pereon IN CON
msnd OF suusd ard OF them rushed NJ hs ofosy
vfth b,s drawn, and ~ once oommsncef furous
attack The ocer stood upon bic defence and nnsy
cessed In d,unips bis opponent, Who vas All The While
becovnlre he's and rash 10 dispoeessn him Of mis-
weapon The cadets sword arm Vas wounded. He re'rsf
70 bsye bs wound bouDd up and While absent one o. bis
oomrsdes assumed bic p.os IN ths combat The wounded
rcturred and again toos bic sord aud rh Increased
violence snseked the toe- who found pece.sry use
al fh skil and vgor IN r,uyns ths bio~s o. ais suts
gonst when the vsr I'd beoouse apparently OF ne
and death bet~een the comDstsnv, senior officer 1me
upon the ground snd pat 90 end 70 a. The cadets sb
participated 10 The combs were arrested ami was sup
r~o would be dsmiss,d Ono Of them, u Ia slated, 70
con a. General Jmap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

CouHY or ArrEALs, Sept 3O-Present, all the
Jyuses Nos 49, l02, 2l3 and 4b, struck on No
sdior Oc ober Ia No H. reserved for 0oser No 40
arved r tober s. No 70, reserved cor October u.s. No
81, White W. Haehf, Argument nr Pho gridey for
appellant, Mr. " X nyssu FOR respondent Calendar for
October L Nos. I, ., 3, Q, o, 8, Q, 10, IL and IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02
United States District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Rats

OCT -Bais Of Indictment --rne Grant Jury rendered
bills Of Indictment In The following cause.-The n,ed
states Robert Kane, smsealnG Same W. John wlses,
do same Louis Hartman, do 5s ne W John Ferris
John Ktpp and Henry Gerser, do. same vs. WIN Kline,
~ unlawful OF msi bass same ani,p,o Ricardo,
passng counterfeit oosn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02


yAou1oN ooUn0, Z. L-RA0nf0.
ne Tasng e NJ Fashia OoaSss on wednesday was q
sucA cAasNClw e 70 6ssvvss sx1endsd nocs thaa
We have ros - day. Ths running bss Aaa ~
have had FOR log time In two nile hsas. detailed
report win appear hSeas>s.
"WEDNESDAY, Beps 9o-Wssaohsslss Staks, $50 sas Nnp-
ton 500 fofe, second bes 70 reostve 800 from ths
parse, proprietor 70 give silver ~ worth $50, tSo mile
Morris named ,. T. Nargars Morris, By Glen
J. B. hosos nApsd br. & May Thosne, By Trustee,
I. Howell named Oh T. Ida Clarion, By Ga.ioa.
Tms-EGa Hat Second Heot-
Frs mile. First mile ..........lS4k
Second mile ........la6 Second mile .......2olK
Total. ............. AGA sssX
HAm DAY-Propriesos's purse, 500, two mile heats,
trance money, fve per oect 90 70 tie second HORSE
James fully entered Oh b. $1,000, by Tally
Ho dam Betsey VIII o. years old $1,000. ! i
p O. Bush entered oh C. ParaChate. b. Yerk.
shire, dan Heraldry, BY Herald, years
W. e. siiboa. en- eIed Oh M Mamie Lewis,
by Glencoe, dam Motto, By Barefoot,
mos. purys.r entered ch h. Charley Bali,
by Wagner, dam Magnolia, years DID,. 4 dis
Hme-1a Hedt. ID Hea. 3D. He@. ~ HeR.
E s,,u. Ss S,,. ;. iss issx ssS i issk
TOTAL. 3:4S SAX $50
Tho races day viii be three miles, Tor the proresor's
puse $500, for which Shoooo the winner In the two
mile run and Parachute, who run second are entered.
This win DO slaahpg race, and well worth going 70 ESQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG gKRCHArT, VINO has No TINE TO DH-
N vote Ions courship would IKE e ness With 80 ne
lady Opposed who n not tven " exyrvs
gsnce nd who Wiling 70 ssspt hes erp.ss 10 he crou~
stances OF Der puhr loving heart only required such
one mar address r. n q, BrosdwaY Pos onoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02
RHsTAURAHTN.

WAvnRLKy RnsTAURAEr, OORHRR or F0URrd
w street and broadway having been ho~oughly repaine
and reurnshed most recheycA~ ard comertabls style
opened. 70 ne formw patrons n viii only bs
necessary 70 state hs Mr. wm forenoe skss charge OF The
oyster and H9nor Psmo presides the culinary depA
sspa Every aetcsoJ Of NE sesssn slwsys % h.nd -
join L. noORK, Msnsfew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

IsrArD or CUBA EXPRESS r1RnAEDrz BoNsA.
II LtRR 90 Havans proprieors, will forward freia@
parcels 70 All q Cubs ,, United States . s am
delivered day before With An nvosce sccompany
irs ,h~ ssue. for cl~avirg n Custom House
-. AKiia. rAR0o 90, Assus 8, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

rrHR rIaHy mouKy MARKET INDUCES Nh TO moan
oui al invoices ~ segsrs NOON which have made "a
Cash procure great bargains In
n''''-' ''"'e - o 1Rssxs. II Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

g7S RRwARo-LosT, WEDNESDAY svsSiya
OlO between and II O'Clock In Msrcev stree, nett
boz heed rod black enamelleS diamond
~ Under vl receive the above Ad
the owner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

srR-up.n informaiicn received f,on Inc Fire ns~sal
there 70 beeve that IN
often robbed and vhfuy fred BY pan gaining
By false keys oherwite yOu viii re, from
THE date the roicemer uHiev command
All foupd rons 10 comng nui Of In
n Unreasonable hours OF the nith make Tie
inquiry OF such
n. a. TAlJMADgE 9snarsl supsrintsnsent
"a A RpF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

BsIAMorDs-rHu TRADE IN RRsPsOTrULLs IN
~ form I'd that coanuAiy manufacturing, and
hand large stok Of diamond tevsy n the aio~ syles
large assorten Of diamonds hand seuss dons tos NJ
kAde. Diamonds bought fF
T. RhRnANs q 90. avs nv,n-r~ ssrssA
tUArOHEs AND JawRIRy VERY Low, AT wHoLS
w sale and retail, at q. o. ALLsss, II Wall street. 50
cond floor, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02
LOST AND FOUND.

4 osr-Ar Oh NEAR TIE NATIONAL COURSE, l. T..
- xph sept 1857 wallet contsinnE IN bills sn there
abo ts Oor neciicui money also csrncau of depos fo
s0 Eas, River Bark payable 70 order Of also
check for $50 made by Henry Hurd daed 78.h ull
also two notes for $500 each drawn BY shaw of Ceye
and Chio; also fer $3.50 payable TO bearer drswA By
Wa. Wing Any person delivering thz alet to the book
hesper OF the Werchss er Zone nrsr q Aorery aud
shs receive The money " ssit wallet and
Afoiaopal e the che and tther papers
Alet Of no 70 any one but The nd -crtlser.
JAS OIL HRIsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

DrnLArs MoDU, BILLIARD TABLES AND UUgH-
o.s p.ten ed February, lass-Gcnsmcs ere invited -
exAmns hese tables ri be extensive saieeroo iarge
and best furnished In the wovdtweuty tables various
styles with the ces grated continuation cushicrs beng 90 -
exhibition and prsruce. Open day and evening. nseno-
1@ ard 1@ Broadway. tsnufastovy - Ann suest A fsv
SECOND hand tables tor nAle cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

ryoHPApIsa WISHING TO JJIF WIFE ouAKDIAr
W Engine Company No a. In their r~cevuou Of Lady wash
inston tnsne Company No 90 on 4, return frsm hsir it
70 Philadelphia win please send two delegates meet vNh
the engine 10 II Amos street. Friday evening
ocsober q 1857, At eight ociork Hi BATEs Foremaa.
AsRnp A aurIok, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

CS0 sKwARD LOST, on The BvgNINa OF SEP.
pUU ember 70, sheepskin pocket wallet containing
Of bank bill certificate shares 0senA ami Chicag
hairoad stock. Certificate for twenty ave shares .ichi
transfer OF which has been stopped ard oter papers OF
value but NE Whoever will sid
wallet with the contens sha receive the above reward
@-'1 =" W. - J. N oIoysR lss Greenwich .rest
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-18
p1ArN WoMrN,--We like homelv !

PLAIN WoMEN:--We like homely wo.
men. We do not carry the peculiariiy far
enough to include the hideous or positive
" ugly; for since. beauty and money are
the only capital the world will recognize
in women, they are more to be pisied than
admired but we have a chivalrio. enihn-
sias,ic regard for plain women! We
never saw one who was not modest and
unassuming and sweet tempered, and sell
dom came across ona who was not virtu-
ous, and had not good heart, Made
aware early in life Of beauty BY the slight
attentions Of the opposite sex, vanity and
affectalion never take root in their hearts,
See them in the street Or in the church..
and they are always the same and the
smile which ever lives upon the face is
not forced there to faccinate, but is the
spontaneous sunshine reflected from :
kind heart---s flower which takes root in
the soul and blooms upon the lips, In
spring respect instead Of passion. Plain
women make good wives, good mothers,
cheerful homes and happy husbands.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-18
Paving the Printer.

Genteel reader-The ponderologically
overwhelming guyascutalzing extract from
the mirifc records Of antiquity which fol-
lows, is, if the Almanac lie not, an ex-
tract from venerable manuscript found
in an anliquated bake oven, explaining
the origin Of the manner in which prin-
ters are generally paid !,
And Skinainter, the mighty ruler Of the
squash heads, having. called his chief Of
fcors together commanded them thus:
Go ye into all my dominions, and
command my people to gather together
their treasures, even to farthing, and
pay all their debts even the very small-
est"
The officers did as they were comman-
dedi and after certain time the ruler cal
led them again unto him, and demanded
Of them how his orders had been OBJ
served.
"Oh mighty Skinainter," they replied,
"your commands were heard throughout
the land and fulfilled; for your people
are obedient."
"And every debt paidi"
eyes, even The smallest"
"Are the merchant, the manufacturer
the lsborer paid I"
All paid" .
care the tobacco and whiskey bills
settled !"
Gan, all"
"Ahd have my people been providentt
have they laid up q suficiency 10 feeC
their cats and dogs I"
eyes they have even done this"
"Well, my people are worthy. Nov
60 ye again unto them, and If there bt
anything left tell them % take il and pa,
tie printer !"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-18
96eS ID mrtan iatrss arams stiafc anb GraI negnts
VOLUME NUMBER |.


Southern blood 10 again become the 'dupe
Of acoquette. Nor whether Nellie in
dulged in bushes and tears, or allowed
the endearments reconciled lovers are apt
70 indulge in, in similar situations. But
this / do khow, that she sought me that
night, ere she slept, and wept while she
told story OF recovered love and happi.
ness; with blushing cheek; nor could |,
as she went forth with that new, deep
Joy in her heat, refrain from uttering in
voluntarily. !" Blessed are the beloved y
When the news came out that Nellie
Yinslow was the bride Phil Pemberton
was 10 take to his sunny Southern home,
the old ladies' and spinsters held a solemn
inquisition at the "Mapleton Sewing Cir
cle," before which old aunt Winslow was
duly arranged; and ralIroad and steam.
boat disasters" and "yaller feyer," :" and
the manifold dangers peculiar to journey
sway down South" we're duly descant-
ed upon. But, in spite Of this. there
was sad havoc made by the elect brides
maids among silks and muslins; or, as
Phil said, +" thread and needles, and scis.
sors, and pricked fingers suffered some" !"
and there came a great call for blonde
lace and white kids at the village stores ;
and at length all preparations were COM
pleted, and The wedding morning came.
But / shall not linger to tell how
sweetly" the bride was said to look,
in fancy muslin and white veil and rose
buds (; nor how gentle and sad she was
when she came down the steps, in her
neat travelling dress, leaning on her hus
band, and gave the last fearful adieur ere
he handed her to the carriage, which was
to bear them away. Some said, as the
wedding party stood there, waving their
handkerchiefs down the street, that she
looked out from the carriage to return the
i greeting; but is was the pet belief o
others. and they were right, that, instead
she was shedding happy tears upon hel
husbands shoulder.
| Well, it was all over! Nellie hat
gone out from home, where she had lovet
and suffered, young and happy bride
and the benson Of every heart went with
her; but, reader. mine, that was dan
gerous experiment that came nigh ship
wrecking her happiness and it is NIT al
ways that fate unites the separated, o
that discarded lovers will plead anew
nor does every Irritation end as hsppil,
as did Nellie Winslow's.
Is not our morale evideptl If 20,
wish to escape unharmed, :" DO not han,
die edged tools %
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-18
cHAprERIu.

Month after month went by /; and still
at pleasure excursion, walk, or long
moonlight ride, Philip 'Pemberton was
the constant attendant Of Nellie Winslow.
Thus the pleasant summer time passed !;
and autumn came with gold and crimson
vestures for the woods, and softer, bazier
beauties to the sky and still the gay
girl was playing a dangerous game with
her own heart, and still the Souiherner
fingered at her side. Was it possible
that what he had been commenced in
jest had glown into reality l--that the
snarer had become entangled in her own
net! Could ii be his coming that bro'l
the flush to Nelle's cheek, or the sparkle
to her eyel And poor Pills, too! Was
he a victim to his own follyl What
would people ssyl The proud, wealthy
Southerner in love with an humble village
girl !. All, yes, il was certainly 4 decided
love-case /" with the poor fellow /!
And now began struggle between
love. and the pride which, Though NOT
inherent in his nature, had been lostsred
BY his arislocratic birth and teachings.
II peed scarce be told which conquered,
One evening, he sal in the little .parIor Of
the farm house, with the brilliant light Of
the harvest moon stealing in and weaving
quaint shadows upon the carpet, and
talked softly and tenderly to the fair girl
beside him there.
g" Nellie,'' and his voice trembled as be
closed such a long, long story ss ,hous.
ands ofloyers have told before under the
gol den moonlight, (" Nellie, have you no
word for me I" Il
The girl did not reply. She sat q
Tho window, bslhed 10 inoonlight the
personi6cation cf provoking Calmnsss
aud Indifference. Pemberton could mol
read her face. An awkward pause FOL
lowed. AZ length The silence. and his
own fseliugs, became insupportsble end