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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-10

BURN'EYT"S
ORIENTAL TOOTH- ,SH.

4 4 u.
TlNHlc Elixir fer he Teeth ard q ~ III nhire
IN q @ Icenirated form, tne most desirable
cleans pg ane astringent properties, at the SAME
t'se it contains nothing which can possibly injur.
the most sensitive End DELEGATE organizations.
1t arrests decay Of the Teeth.
1t cures canker in the mouth.
1t Is unsur Pas sed as a sargle
II acts as a detergent tier smoking.
II ron ers the guns bard and healthy
1t neu.raizos the offensive secretioos Of the
mouth.
ltlmparts to the breath Fragrance peculiarly
aromatic and pleasant.
Ii has received the sanction an patronage of
the most eunsut Of the Den tai and Medical Fac
ul.y.
Prepared Only by Joseph Burnett & Co.. Tro
mos street, Boston. For sale, at SOC per bottle
by J. Il. GRAHAM.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-10

A Virginia editor tells about prodigious
cat he saw at the IS pring>.' The I'd tor
was probably drinking from one of the
springs when he discovered the PRODIGY
Louisville Journdl.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-10
u .NETTS K.HLLTSTON.

U .NETTS KHLLISTO.N.
TOR REMOVING SUNBUKN, CLEANSING
AND COOLING TnE 5 KIN, AND ALLAY
ING ALL ALLUUTWAltD INFLAMMATION.
asa wash for the Scalp it has go superior, re-
moving band1uif, and thereby promoting the
gn wth Of the he'r. Sufferers from
MUSQUlTO BITES
VIII find instant relief by rubbing the Kallisten
thoroughly into t he parts affected.
Prepared onl by joseph Burnett & Co., Boston
For sale by J. E. GRAHAM at SOC. and 81 pc
bottle.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-10
S. G.. & Z. STEIN.
Nos. 1856 nd 189 Main ST.,

HAVE received large additions to their stock Of FUR
III NIrURE AND UPHOLSTERY, among which NAV b
found full sets in ~ .-nt
OAK WALNUT, MULBERRY AND ROSEWOOD, Id
Also full assortment of Bureaus Tables Chairs Beds,e ad
Lounges, Stands, Mattresses, Comforts Pillows b"
find Spring Beds Of superior QuoHIy.
With large variety of all articles uy fnl first class
FURNITURE ESTA BLISFMENT 70. ....a.
Including self rocking Cradles, Baby Jumpers Veneers
Moudngs and Looking Glasses, which offer to the Jot,
and Retail Trade favorable can be obtained else
where. ..
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed us hereto.
fore, by retaining the reputation as TO faiv and as
sor'ment Of stock shall endeavo merit con,inu
ance Of The same and respectfully invite all in of FUR
NlTU RE to call and examine our stock and prices.
my ]. IL nWEm
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-10
N e w C O O D S!
TO WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKERS
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS,
II. WHfTBECK B. co.

&&' W 11T Z LI1OA W VO.9
Corner of Rando phi and Jefferson sts. CD ILL.,,
TTAVE for sale Turned spokes, Sawed ard Bent
III Fsloes, Buggy Poles ard Shafts, Wagon Poles
and axles, ard all kinds of Gearing Stuff Hlhs,
&C.. Also, all styles OF WAGONS. light and heavy;
Yard Carts, fer Lumber dealers Business Bugaias,
ows, Cultivators Shovel Flows, dc.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-10
c. BRUCE. @ G.. BRUCE
. BR UC e SON
LAND AGENTS & BROKERS',

LAND AGENTS & BROKERS',
Dealers jns ErchGnqe & Ldnd Haqqaats.
Wild Lanis, Improved Firms, Town Properly. &c.
FORT DODGE, IOWA.
AZ Il pay particular attention to the selection
w of Lands and their location with cash or
land warrants. in the FoIt DodgG, Sioux City and
Os,ge Land Districts, Iowa.
We have agents located at Sioux City anC Usage
who devote their whole time ard sttcTiioT TO the
transaction of cur business Fort Dodge will
ceive our pereonsl attention. We will cole
notes, bills, drafts ard accsTtsrCeg tfreUeto
Iowa and remit proceeds promptly in drafts
New York. Real Estate and Lard Warra
bought and sold or commission. Titles oxani
and Taxes paid. We also ray particular attGn
to the loaning of Lar d Warrants fer ICr.Ie
dants, tie loanirg of moneyat best western rat
and to investments gereraIly; sc cxfniIe ca
fully all lands, we locate ord will give plot a
description Our com missions for lcanir or Ice
tin o Land Warrants in the ahov ramCd distrio
will be SlNper 100, per 100, 81 PER $50 ard +
per 40 acres which should mETary TIE Wa
rants nd sl2o the Land Cffire fees o. Warrants
one SoU,r for each 30 acres in bills and drafts
New York.
LanI Entered up0n Time.
All business entrusted 10 US will receive
and careful attention. Ccrresponds nso solicited.
aVr20-dawly
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-10
NEW MILLINERY STORE:

Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.
he Co partnership heretofore existing in tie
L in the name and style of Odds & Bohn is this
day osso lived by limitation and by mutual consent.
The business will be continued at the same plzce
by P R. Bohn, to whom all debts due the firm must
be paid, and who assumes all legal liabilities O.
aid firm. l.. W. OLDS,
Aug 8, 81 P r. 30 N.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-10
STII NJ

STH NJ
JONAS WHITCOMB'S REMEDY.
DREPhRED from German Recipa, obtained
ny the late Jonas Wsitoomb, in Europe. i.
IS we'll known to have alieviated this disorder ia
is case, waen all o:Aer appliances OF Medical skill
h2d Been abandoned ny him in despair. In 30 case
of purely Astnmato character has it failed to give
Immediate relief, and it has en.eteG many perma-
neut cures. Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, Pro
prietors. For sale, at sl.0c per bottle, by
j. l.. GRAHAM.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-10
TO KITE.

The September sun shines aslant
Over he fields of corn,
And the blue hills lagiiy CLEAN
Meath autumn's golden charm,
And Silly sof,ncss sp'tr
Mountain, meadow anil farm.
But fair tho the utli&ht may rest
Over the varied scene,
There are those I" myth more d, ar
As bright and fair,1 wren,
Where the bourd!css prairi,s are,
And nature rcigns |aque.n.
The glory of autumn is DER
My early home to-day,
a nd the low-roofed cottage is still
Where lcafy shadows lay
Der the open porch, from dawn
Till falls the twilight gray.
How often, dcar'Kittic, we've sat
In its cool, waning shade.
Talking of things If the past, or
Plans for the tut ure made,
Cr building those airy castles
In fairy regions laid.
But to me comet h not agaiH,
With summer fading hue,
The scenes hat Fave clu>t, red around
Home, and its'EricndShips true,
Bat mem 'ry'S an artist, and paints
Dear, bright pictures Of you.
NANNETrE.
BEECH RANGE, KY, Sept. 2jth 1857.
Cool AND PuiLosopnIcAL.-The following
nol'ce was lately posted up by Il man in Ca
bell county, Va, who was invited to accept
the hospitality of the estates stone msiusior
The mans ''eye to business" is steady and
cool rs u Yankees:
take notice
have moved my residence. my shop is in
the forenoon of the Jail. All persons wish
my to see me will please cali, as my busn ess
Is so that can't leave.
Yours most truly,
CHAs. w. JouNsToN,''
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-10
u i, IT, . HDaehDga

HAS RECEIVED THIS DAY IY EXP REss,
/! I nice assortment of
Plain, Barred and Dotted Mustins,
"A full line OF CIaiiGrens' Hose,
Buff, Pink, and B.ue Cbambray Gimgbams,
We are also in receipt of second supply
no fine, 6ngeiless Lace Mitts.
SPECIAL NOTICE. s...,
We are closing out for cash eur entire stock of
B2rogeS, Lawns and Enbroiaeries at cost to make
lean fov cur Fall supply. .s 49,.
jniy-i5dav
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pRINTING PAPERS

PRINTING PAPERS
lust receives a urply of various Sizes snd
quslities-of Virsinia, Illinois ard Wisconsin
aanu 5acsre which viii! be offered at lower rates
than ever before offered West of the Mississippi,
also, WRAPPING, of various descriptions.
also, WRITING papers, Consisting of NOTE,
LETTER, and CAP.
Sept. H.Y. IDDINGs, 2o3 Second St.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

Etsoiogy and Pathology of Epidemic Cholera. :
Dr.. 7. W. GORDON, O..i5' ParliAl report presented
and T. ferred.
Erqetions as an Lnder to the Changes gOirg on
IN the Systen.-Dr. Ii. a. johnson, Illinois. No
report
Remedial Effects of ChOloroform. DR.. D. D.
Thompson, Krntucky. No report.
Best means of Goalsing Increase Of the nu'nber
of Essays, etc.-COmmIttee; DIS Leldy, Wood
and Nei.s, p. No rrport. Committee continued.
Changes Prodzcedin Composition and Properties
of Mix, etc DIR. N ). DAVE, Illinois. COmmu-
cation read and line granted.
StOnGtitus AGteynG. DR.. McGugn, Iowa. Fur
ther time granted.
An abstract of the report Of Dr. Feuner, Of La !,
upon the Medical Topography OF that State was then
real and ref FRED.
DR.. Dugleton, Of Pa, offered the following reso
luton, which was unanimously adopted:
Eeso!eed That 10 the death Of Dr. Grafton, Of
Mss, the American Medical Asso CT alton has lost
tai Dted and useful member, and society benefsc
tor.
Dr. Cafpar Wister, Chairman of the committee
upon the admission of the delegates from Ogle-
thorpe Medical College, reported 10 favor of their
admission, which report was adopted.
The Secretary read the followi preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
Whereas, II has pleased God toremove by death
our ieIlow-member Pobert u. Porter, and because
oil his devotion the interests OF the Profession of
Medicine, and bis steady support of the American
Medical Association,
ResOLuea That this Association LEANED with un-
LINED sorrow Of bis decesse; and that they have
lost tim and ntellig, Mt supporter, aud society
benefactOr aud friend.
DR.. 7. Bullrd, OF Ind, offered the following:
Resotued. That in the death Of Dr. John L. Moth
ersett, tins Association has lost talented aud use
fui member, and society beuefsetor.
The Secretary read a Communication from the
Connecticut Medical Society, asking that the time
forholding the meetings of the Association in north
err cities be changed to later period 10 the year
Referred to the committee on Nominations with in
structions to make report. Adjourned.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

New ORLEANS OPERA TRoUPE.-The beautiful
Opera of "The Bohemian Girl" was Reproduced
last night at the Theater. As played by the above
excellent company, it Of the best enter
tanments which we have ever had the pleasure Of
Attending in this city.
Miss Rosalie Durand's personatioD and rendition
of the part of airline was equal to her admirable
fort 10 the character on the previo US night
IL has been said that the Echo SOM" was the com
petest triumph of the Swedish singing bird, and it
is som tbing for any body to undertake il, when
the Lind recollectons are almost as fresh as ever
However, Miss Durand has attempted it and So :
ceeded. 1t was sung in most exquisite style, and,
to Us, worth hundred pr ceat. more than the eu-
tire bill. II requires a ventriloquistc power which
belongs only to musical genius of high order
"The Echoes" were beautifully executed.
Miss Hodson, as Thaddeus was superb. Through
out, rhe exhibited a high order of talent. Her
voice is splendid contralto, while her acting is
life itselL We advise our readers to see and hear
these excellent sriistes while the opportunity is Of
ferpd.
Tonight the celebrated opera OF "The Daughter
OF the Regiment will be performed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

The Cumberland is still rising at this point with
not less than 10 feet of water on Harpeth Shoals.
The only arrival yesterday was the Y. Il. iSteren-
from Psducah.
The departures were the Jas. johnson for New
Orleans and the Hastings for Pittsburgh.
The NdshUiHe from New Orleans, the Ella from
Paducah, and the SdLie West are expected to-day.
The Ella will l. ave for the mouth of the river
this evening at o'clock
The Sailie West leaves tomorrow evening at
O'clock for ST. Louis
The City Of Huntsville is also expected tonight
and is expected TO leave Tomorrow for Memphis
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
Crooker,s millinery Establishment.

We doubt whether the fair danes and bellies OF
Nashville have ever experienced so much difficulty
in the selection Of bonnet, as this season, al thi,
establishment. The cause is not TO be found in the
increased iastdiousuess or captiousness of their
tastes in the paucity of the stock or inelegance
OF the styles. No; We must look for il in some
other quarter. Their fancies, to tell the TRUTH have
been bewidered by the great variety AVID beauty Of
the assortment TO choose from. They ptrience
such sensations while beholding it, as one feels
in rich conservatory surrounded by the rarest eX-
oscs, andIavedn their delicious perfumes They have
such emotions led the poet to wish that the
lips OF all womankind, especially the beauties, we're
condensed Into one pretty pouting pair that he
might, in kissing them, kiss the whole race. Where
there is so much elegance, so great variety,
choice must be difficult. The things natural; aud
the dear not to blame. But not OF bon
nets alone does Crooker's congress consist. Nearly
all descriptions OF millinery goods are represented
there-ir0m the lightest and most ETHEREAL to the
heavier fabrics which art produces to adorn the
ioveliest Of natures handiworks al5u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

HAVING sold, within the last twelve months, eight
Ii tracts parcels Of Land to eight different persons
some evidence that am Offering good bargains. have
few more to offer to those wishing opurchsse As am
Improving Farm Ashpor, Tenn, the Mississippi
River have determined to sell Land in Davidson and
Sumner counties during the present year. concentrate
my bu f ess at one poiTt The Farm resi1e on miles
from Nashville near the Nashville and Louisville Railroad
and the Galatin Turnpike, half mile from Cumberland
RIVER, containing l2S acres, well improved, with good
brick house with seven rooms, kitchen store and
four rooms in the basement story, all necessary build
ngs Of every description OF cedar timber superior fruit
orchards fine garden and vineyard abort 80 clear
Ell; balance good timber, AID well set in blue grass
bargain can be had by applying to j. L r. W. Brown
Ma hville, or TO myself upon the premises.
AbsO-425 acres, in lois to suit purchasers 10 miles
from Gaatin the Railroad good chance for per
Of small capital tho want homes. Terms easy and
tme will be gwen Apply TO Joseph $. Wallace Sumner
county, to the undersigned, at his residence have
also, Steam Saw Mill Machinery and Horse Mill Power for
Sole at bargain. B. EMBRY.
Il
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING,


'HE undersigned prepared 10 Introduce into In
Tennessee W. e. CHfLD5 cos PATENT Elias
~ fiks AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOFING, and
81 tne attention Of Architects Builders Railroad Com
r. oo6nz.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to
hs: ' Hrnonag As II IS better and cheaper than any
mngtn use. The mtteral forms \ had and smooth sur.
zee tnat wlh resist the action Of the aospbere in every
innate. II u impervous to wafer elast aud fsxf5le
contracts a1d EXPANDS with changes Of tie AMOS
tsfuFahili'y y, there question.
Is practically mperishabe are viii perec fully resist
shy ordinary external exposure FIRE, is abundautV
roved. and We will warrant j. waterproof We viii en-.
sage 10 put our Roofing ordinary good hsathrg
Did Shingles tar md gravel tn zinc pper or iron roofs
u making no difference how steep fat they may be-
or seven dollars PER hundred square feet il bnQ far
nsaPer nsn ans Roof OF the old STYLE and
Eill 1--WE better satisfaction.
will also be found 10 be the ing ever invene to
cover or mend Old leaky n tani gravel roc or around
himneys seutes dor mar Windows cutters here the
Tin Is rust through This Cement be put last
70 which applied Tin Roofs can be pa nsed owe
land warranted not TO eakl liars and hy
hu0dred square feet, which cheaper and mu bet
than paint This Roofing Will be found TO be best
Or such Steam Mills, Saw hi Is, Fsctories Railroad
Cars, Bridges D. station Bouses, Decks
and in fact p knd OF Roof where there external
e,posure from IRE. AS the Roof IS ptrect without joint
in IT, prestn,s chance for IRE unicate, any
dghE sub lance will burn out without igntlng.
EW- Insurance Offices a. Cincinnati, and other p.sc-s
WheFe Chds Co.'S Cement has been used, insure Bud
ings with BOOfs covered 9Th this Cement, AZ She same
r4tes for those covered with Iron, Copper or Tin
The Cereal Will be furnished 10 hose a. distance
Sith directions for using.
az orders 10 the undersigned through the Post
once, VIII be promptly attended to
A. G. SANFORD, Nashville,
At Macy Hamltons Hardware store,
Or sANt0KD Russell, Memphis.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
IReports Furnished BY the Associated Press. ]


ST. LOUIS, May 6-The Kansas City Enterprise,
Of the % instant, learDs, by mountaineer from
the plains, that the Chey-nnss are conee ntratins
at the head waters of Republican Fork, with de-
termination to attack the troops. They made
overures to the Sioux for assistance but the later
deelined The Chayenues have a large supply OF
arms aud ammunition.
a terrible battle wss fought at Pennant's Peak,
between the Snake and Ba, kfeet Indians, 10 which
twenty seven Of the ait we're killed.
The St. Louis Republican, publishes Stanton's re-
ply TO the citizens OF LawreDce. He Gays that he
eau do nothing which denies the authority of the
Territorial laws respecting the Judges election.
He hopes the Probate Judges will appoint one Re-
publican and one Democrat in favor of tree State,
and one Democrat 10 favor of slave State.
NV YORK, May 5.-The last Injunction against
the new Police Commissioners was dissolved to-day
and the Commissioners proceeded to business.
James Whitney was appointed Superintendent
of the Police
BosToN, May 5.-The following failures have
been announced, namely: Whitney Ferri s, caused
by the defalc ,ton of the confidential clerk to the
amount OF $4,000; Shaw, Sampson Bramble;
Chapman, Lord Hall; Bugbee, Hidden & Co,
and Prince. The Post ,ys the aggregate amount
OF liabilities will exceed 81 100000
WA.HrNGroS, May 5. A. M.-The Secretary of
the Navy has authorized notice 10 be given that
witnesses before Naval Courts of Enquiry be here
alter examined by deposition when it is practica'
BILE, to save the expense of their attendance.
NLw York, Nav 5.-The steamer Kangaroo has
arrived from Europe, With the same oates As those
OF the LaGidn.
CHICAGO, May 5 The Nj souri, Democrats story
about Indian troubles at Fort Dodge Iowa. is with
out foundation.
WASHINGTON, May 5, P. Mt is thought that
the DalIsClarendon treaty is dead. The time for
the exchange of Publications having arrived, the
Administration maintains that the Bulwer and Clay
ton treaty was not carried out by the British Co
v,rnment, and will insist on its being carried out.
The Cabinet to-day is engaged on Utah m ,tiers.
New ORLEANS, May g. - The British frigate,
7atar, has arrived at the mouth of the river with
one hundred and ninety Of Lockridge's men, in a
destitute condition. The measles was very bad on
board.
A fire occurred at Apalachicola on the % OF
April, which destroyed the advertiser Office, Post
Office, aud 2 200 bales of cotton. The loss is esti
mated at 100000 Insurance sl66, 900.
A storm 10 southern Mississippi, on the 29th
ulf., did great damage. The weather has been
bad throughout the South.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
THE MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS, May Flour Sc so to Sc so for su
perfne. Wheat, 81 20 for white, and 81 80 for
prime. Tobacco is active at from SO 90 to ST. so
for ug9 aud leaf Hemp is lower sales at SI25a
$l45 for choice.
NEW ORLEANS, May So ottop.-The sales of
cotton to-day amount to 2 800 bales the market
is unchanged The market is bare of Louisiana
Sugar aud Molasses. Wheat Is firm White Corn
80 TO S5c.; Yellow Corn Toe. Pork firm Lard,
in barrels, l4;. Eastern Hav $50 Freights on
cotton to Liverpool l6. Exchange on London
81; on New York &c.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
The Flux Annih,liated.

Every and fall thousands people die Of Flux.
Cholera Dysentey, Grplng Palms. and other irregularities
Of the Bowels II be cured every ease Tor rs
cents, by the use. Of FUCKERS CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has been tested b. The best physicians the South
And West, and By them pronounced the most easctzal
remedy nov Ia ue. u has performed mere astonishing
cures than any other specific hnmap life ean Be saved
ln nlne cases BY nvesnsnt Of % esn Bay
bottle and ksspii b. you.
ForsA By HERMAN RAnss and r. WILLS, Dug.
EisS. apr2k-6m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

The Huntsville Advocqte is offered through the
columns of the PATRIOT this morning to our busi-
ness men as an advertising medium. TIE compile
ton of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad has
opened to North labania a new market, and if our
merchants wish to retain their trade in that quarter
they must pat forth proper efforts. AdVertisingis
of the most useful means, and the AdUOcdte has
the advantage of the largest circulation believe,
OF any journal in North Alabama.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
Rattan Chairs.
SEWING MACHINES.

T NJ. SINGER a CO.. have opened an Office at 80 Public
Square, Nashville for the sale Of their celebrated
ing Machines Those wish purchase sewnR Machines
which they depend upon may do the above place
Its generally admitted by all who have used ewing
chimes that Singers super an Others They can be
used all fabrics such Muslin Linen Cloth Cotton. or
Leather by merely changing the Needle and Thread They
will work with spool Cotton silk Thread. these ma
chimes faster; durable and simple than any
otnr They warranted to do what they represent
ed Singers Machine Is established fact Ca and see Il
in operation at 40, Public square, Ma hvlle
1. NJ SINGER co.
Being practical Machinist, ara prepared fix al Ma
chimes Of singers hatmay by Academy get order
apr7. p 10Y AGENT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

NOTICE.
IL persons having claims against Gilbert Co.,
n Broad and Co lege streets, requested to pre-
sent the sane INN diately, for settlement And all
persons owing The concern by note account,
quested TO nase immed ate paymen.-
We eturn sincere thanks, liberal public. for the
heretofore be tJwei upon u.s. AMI hope crit
and receive contuuance OF the same, when, in few
days, We hail be under Roadway again.
GILBERT & Co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

white Teeth, Perfumsd Breath, and Beautiful
Complexionean be acquired By nsins shs ~sisa q a
7Aossamd Fzousrs" What LADY or ssnsisman wsaa re-
Ln Hndsr the curses Of dissETseAbs breath vhsn sy
using the ~BALn OF fHKrzasp fLowEas." . d<nai-
cs would ncs cny render SCI bat issss he isssh
whss aAsass Many psrssas DO uef knsw tAsr breath
Il bad and tie saecs dscsts their frssdE wi never
nsnsion IL sswArs II eeaasFia Be surs each bossis
sgned fkfalD6k CO. a. y
For sale By ali prneEiafs. kh23-om.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
pKsr nAIR DrE N FHE WORLD.

This strong AsraAss. yss BoaLxs Ela=Hsc HAEs DEs
lFsssns, prsssd} prsssa y he So ~ shsudxss
ne lss NeeAAniss Fair bed IL Restsn. lsneng Shea
Dr. HAYS, ths emlnea cAemht ana Stale assagsgl uhe
awardsd Il he paIzz hxDAA kNp DIPLOMA. ever ne
ehsseest Hsr Dyes exhbitien om spaf ofihs uaen.
Ia unpaFassd sapsnsry esassss iss fhslnsrsdisn
sFs neurahlns hair deseFness. oshsts 81
Dssa naa sasln ssr hurs sAs skn 81 sssy nppsa ara
dyes hs hair any Fsqulrsa. iem sszis hssen %
aaeep haek So RassFaf - Appear msfstlises naan
assarsa sala appEsd ~ EM soozk So wasAsnxson
siEssss bsEra. sasis-alnsssi