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Alfred Marks. ESQ.,.

Says My wife has been sorely afflicted with Dys-
pepsia Tor the last year. During this time she had
used so many medicines which seemed To aggravate
rather than remove the disease that almost des-
paired Of her recovery. Living in the country she
joyed all the advantages OF pure air and exercise yet
each day she seemed TO be more enfeebled. With
some difficulty, persuaded her to take your Holland
Biaers, which, am happy TO state, has completely
cured herr
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soda faunt.

wnIs. HoorxH co. inform ths lowers Of soda Wa
,saa they have received and haveno~ IN op~raoa
the Nichols celebrated soda foal.ts, entirely
patess, Andths moss eompsese u tbs Kind
aat Taslr u syrups iafersaf gone
u the cay. apr1a
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Dissolution.

TIVE partnership heretofore existing between the
i subscribers under the style Of MACKENZIE wu~
was dissolved by mutual consent, the 9Th ult
}. W. WILSON has purchased the entire interest o.
AiEx. MAcKESzIE in said Arm, and will continue the
business under his own name. He Is charged with
the OF all he debts OF the nrm and is alone
authorized 10 the OF the Arm in liquidation.
ALEX. MACKENZIE
MARRIOTT 4 W WILSON
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The Ladies'! The Ladies' =

1t we'll established fact that fully half of the
female portion of our population, seldom in the
enjoyment Of good health, their express
sion 'never feel WE'LL. They languid, devoid of
all energy extremely nervous, and have appetite
To this class of invads the Hollands German Bit
ters are especially recommended Their peculiar
and nvgorating properties render them Invaluable in
sIlch cnsn
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N A S III V IL L E:
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 1. 1858

No PAPER TILL TUEsDAY.-That the en-
ployees of the PATRIOT may participate in
the festivities of to-day, no work will be
done in the Office. Consequently we shall is
sue no paper Monday.
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g- There will be meeting of Nashville
Typographical Union, No. 20, at Mechanics
Institute Room, on College St, this morning
at O'Clock. Honorary Members, Editors
and Publishers, &C., are invited to attend.
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vexzx WAIVED immediately, 10 .OOc

k&y>>~se~A men to engage in The sale Of the most
popular selling Books IN America. Invands mechan-
os farmers anu tgachers wishing 10 travel VIII md
thls very profitable anu pleasant business enabling
them 10 see the country aud make money the
tine. Agents now Ia the business clearing from
$500 Ia 81 500 per year fOT full particulars and
list 81 Books address II. N. RULISoN, Queen CITY
Publishing House, Ia Main street, Cincinnati Ohio, OF
&c living Fast, d. kULisoA Philadelphia. ia
--lg
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01

THE GENERAL CoNFERENcE-Th General
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South convene this morning May at O'Clock,
in the Representative Hall of the State Cap
itol
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O X ID Elx OF ROCESS SION.

Chief Marshal and Aids
Music.
1. Shelby Guards will form on Cedar street,
right on Public Square.
2 Teachers and Pupils of Public Schools
will form Spruce street, resting
on Church street.
Marshals-J. +. PEARL aud III. l.. CLAIBORNE.
3. Mayor and Aldermen and Board of Ed
ucation, at City Hall
Orator of the day in open carriage.
4. Historical Society and Robertson AssO-
citation, on Cherry street, resting on
Cedar street.
Marshal-R. W. MCGAvoex.
5. Teachers and Members of Nashville Fee
male Institute, (Mrs. Knox..) on
Church street
Marshal-GEo. ". DARDEN.
6 Typographical Society, on Public Square,
in front of City Hotel.
Marshal-J MCLEOD HEATING.
z. Pioneer Settlers and Soldiers of lsl2-14,
at the Female Academy.
,Marshals-GEo. Nancy, l.. G.. STEWART.
8. Young Ladies and Teachers of the Fe
male Academy.
Marshals-C. ID. ELLIOTT, Dr. 10. G. NEW
NAN, aud SAM e. GoDsHALI-
0. Officers and Soldiers of Mexican and
Florida wars, at City Hall.
Marshals-Maj. X. FARoUHARsoN, Capt W.
Il. WALTON, Lieut.. GEo. w. BUCHANAN,
and Maj. Il. ALEXANDER.
10. Cadets Military Institute, on Market
street, resting on Public Square.
Marshal-Col Is. II. JOHNSON.
IL. Philomathan society on Public square.
front of Pearls.
Marshall. WARD.
H. Firemen of City OF Nashville in Citizens
dress at lower end OF Market House.
Marshals.-W. w. FINN, b. r. CUTTER, Capt
MARLIN, c. H. CoNGER, Capt FuIsroN.
Is. Citizens and strangers on foot.
IA Citizens in Carriages.
The procession will form on Public Square
at 8 O'Clock, march around the square to
Cedar, up Cedar to Summer, up Summer to
Church, out Church TO the Female Academy,
and from thence to Watkins Grove.
Marshals will meet at City Hall ut o
clock, A. NJ.
BIZ CHEArHAM, Chief Marshal.
A HnyAS, J. C. DAKDKS, Aids.
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miscellaneous.
DiSSOfNtiON.

VIE firm Of WHEELER 4 IVES having been dssoIy-
l. ed by mutual consent SErH WHEELER will continue
the business heretofore and he is alone authorized
10 use the name Of the late firm in liquidation.
SETH WHEELER,
apr223t Il L IVES
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Programme of Ceremonies ON the Ar
rival OF the Procession at the Grove,
on the - of May.

Programme of Ceremonies on the a r.
rival OF the Procession at the Grove,
on the ~ OF May.
MusIc.-Star Spangled Banner, by BoSNNa's
Brass Band.
Prayer by Rev. DIR. J. I. EDGAR
Music by the Band.
The presentation of the Flag Of the lst Regi-
ment oil Tennessee Volunteers for Mexico,
will then take place Rev. q. ID. ELLIOTT
ia the Lame of the Young Ladies Of the
Female Academy, will present it, with an
address,
The Flag will be received and the address re
piled to by Col. VIM. b. CAxrBEIL. of the
LIST Regiment; who will then give it into the
hands o. Col. A. W. PUTNAM, President of
the Tennessee Historical Society, TO be pre-
served, In future, in the rooms Of the Socie-
ty, Col PUTNAM will reply to Col. CAMP
BELL
Music.
Mr.. THOMAS T. SMILEY will then read a state
meut written by Major ApoLPHus HEIaAS. In
relation to the services Of the lst Regiment
- of Tennessee Volunteers during the Next
can War.
MusIc.-Hail Columbia
The Grafton Of the day by the Hon. JAMES N.
t DAVIDSON.
MusIc.-Yankee Doodle.
Benediction by the Rev. DIR. A L. =. GREEK.
4 Music.
The company viii then proceed to the
COLL TON.
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~ The regular monthly meeting for the
redemption of Shares in the Nashville Building
Association takes place tonight at the Me-
chanics' Institute.
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LEE 3. CARTER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
cepernl isrpfx and foIlrfsnrx

Ne. % COMMENCE SEREE1. MONTGOMERY. xLx
HAVING ample storage, are prepared 20 receive
i and make liberal advances on coazlranaafs = Aen
desired
hHBRAHscHs.
FaFirYs Jury 4 CO. ~ o. ~ fizlfsnzB EsQ. Fhlia
Thrfst faz CO., apbe t1tsa te, 80. lsskn.nre.
3osah Mars 80, Mont sIexiot HnlEses Charles
gof2e4F- t01, = q
Hail anscs Roberts, 60 Joha u WATER, Ezl., Co
Mattst Judge Sacksnn dol iunlbas. Ca.
ssorrx Brothers, Do. Nashville, Team.
Va. q. iEz
naf@>-o@ y. II. cAkzzk
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Notice of Dissolution.

rTfHE partnership existing between u. I-ANIER
i GEO. MIzELi., under the style of b. LANikR a
Co.. - this day dissolved. b. Ianier having purchas
ed Geo AiEeis eatre interest IN The iAts urn alone
authorized % settle up the same. b. i-ANIER
Mar. IS, ls5s. GEO. MILfIL-
81 Referring 20 the Above notice, take great
pleasure IN recommending % nay friends my late as
sss.lase IN business Mr.. a. IAnicr, genteman
every way worthy u their continued Isatronage
March IS, ISIS. GEO- Alkt11-
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Notice.


PLANTERS' BANK OF TENNESSEE,
Nashville, March 3ld, 1883.
FTHERE will be meeting of the Stockholders of this
Il Bank held AT the Banking House in Nashville, on
the LIST June next at 10 O'clock A. NJ, TO take into
consideration passed the session OF the
Legislature of this State, proposing an amendment TO
apr5-td d. WEAVER, Cashier.
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THE GOLDEN pRXZE
FOR
ILLUSTRATED. 1853. ILLUSTRATED

The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one of
the largest and best literary papers Of the day. An
Imperial oaarto containing PAGES, FoRur
uxs, OF entertaining original natter aud kIpoASrIf
nIrsrk4TED every week
A Gift worth from 80 cents to $500 90 in gold,
viii be presented TO each subscriber immedi-
stely On receipt Of the subscription money.
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In retiring from the business of BOYD a Co. heart
lily recommend my late partner 20 the public, wor.
thy in every respect Of their confidence, and ear
nesty solicit for him continuation Of the liberal pa
tronage heretofore bestowed
marl2-u JOS. W. DABTRS.
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For Sale.
FOR RENT.
Administrators Sale,

WILL sell to the highest bidder for cash Friday
the Both inst, the personal property belonging to
the estate Of Nancy Iangford deceased, at her late
residence Cherry street, South Nashville
Also the House and Lot, formerly occupied by the
deceased will be rented for the balance Of the present
year reasonable terms.
aprl6-td J. MIILIRON, Admir-.
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30 For iine Pocket and Table Cutlery
call on MCCALL, yAsl1ra a Go
mAr26-6
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Spffial 1lotiffs.
Rock City Mills.


T E BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
- FLOUR, will pay the highest price all times,
for Wheat and Corn at their Mills of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville Tenn.
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Dissolution.
Feb. 20, 1855

TNHE partnership heretofore existing between WILL
Il L. BOYD Jr., and JOS W. DARRs, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent and WILL l. BoYD, IT. alone
is authorized 10 settle the accounts of Boyd Co.
JOS. w DABBS,
Feb. 20, 1855. WILL. L. BOYD, jr
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shirts and collars.
Byron and Standing Collars.

LIVERY variety and size u Byron and Standing
H Collars, and few Alesf sfyis Standing Collars,
's sSsss-. and ''s sale ~ Al xseuI.
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Mock city MINIS.
ORDERS.

NJ cns wanting Flour. bran, Meal, kc-. from fock
"a cty MIA. via md an ORDER BOX u The fo<t.0f-
De- znd Is VI. n. Gordoa 4 Co. usretoass, wncre
lie car Man calls le1r times every day.
sgsls-d . Z bAp14> &0s
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POST. Office.

NASHVILLE March 20, 1858.
NROM and after the LIST of April, the Post Office will
Il be opened on Sundays at half past A. NJ, and
close at A. NJ. Open again at 2. NJ and close at
7. NJ. On all other days the Office will be opened at
afpast 8, O'Clock A NJ and close at y O'Clock, p.
n. 5. r. ANDERSON, Post Master.
mar31-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09
Moving and Reaping Machines.

As the time of harvest is approaching, ana
the price of labor is high, and the laborers ar
few, it behooyes the farmer to examine the diff
ferent machines, and ascertain if it is not to hi
interest to buy a reaper whose fingers never tire
winch cares not for the searching sum-, and
though guided and governed by one man, car
cut more grain or grass than ten men.
Manny's combined Mower and Reaper is well
known through this county, many of them be-
ing owned and used here 1t has prObablytak-
en- more first premiums at Agricultural Fairs and
at Trials of Mowers and Reapers, than any 9th.
er machine. 1t has been subjected to trials in
all kinds of grass and grain, and its reputation
stands high.
Simon L. Abel. Esq of Rowland is Agent
Kirbyis Combined Mower and Reaper, is en-
tirely of iron, except the seat and pole. 1t is
very light, efeasy draft, simple in gearing. and
costs but 500, for a Mower, and $3.50 for Now
er and Reaper combined. This machine has
but one wheel, and is highly recommended for
cheapness, simplicity and durability.
Messrs. E. E. Hoyt d Co.. of this place are
Agents.
Howell's Iron Mower, is a new machine, late
ly invented by Howell, formerly of the firm of
De Witt & Howell, Cleveland. 1t is, as its
name indicates. entirely of Iron. 1t runs on
three wheels, which the inventor claims, is an
improvement. This machine we have not seen,
but Judging from the fact that Mr.. Howell has q
very extensive experience in this branch of bust
ness, we have no doubt that he has invented a
valuable mower. Mr.. J. B. Drake of Rowland
is Agent. who will send circulars containing de
scriptions of the machine, price, DC, to all who
address him.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09
R. r. Accident Killed.

On Thursday the 4th inst, d Mr.. Judson, re
siding at the Upper Phalanx, in Braceville
while walking on the rail road track about q
mile west of the Braceville Station, was run ovel
by the gravel train, and instantly killed. Mr.
Judson had got on the express train at Leavitts-
burg, and left it at the Braeeville Station, and
started for home, on the rail road track, after
the express train had left the station, and the
gravel train overlook him, after he had gone
about q mile. The train was backing, and the
car striking him, the wheels passed over him,
severing his legs from his body, and also crush
ing the trunk.
Mr.. Judson was very deaf, and had been re-
peatedly warned of the danger of walking on
the track, and on one or two former occasions,
as we are informed. a train has been stopped,
and a man sent forward, to warn him off the
track.
On this occasion. the conductor was in the
forward car, and called to him, supposing he
could hear, and signalled to the engineer to put
down brakes, but the train could not be stopped
in time to save him.
Mr.. Judson was a returned Californian. He
left a wife and family.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09
Jurors.

Jurors.
The following is a list of the sc Jurors sum
moned by the Sheriff to appear on the 18th day
of June, in the case of the State of Ohio vs.
Thomas McWhinney.
o. W. Winters, John L. Smith, Bloomfield
VIM. Harm gton, Greene; Ephriam Selby,
William johnson, G~ustavus John S. Allen
Timothy Banning, Isaac Meecham, Jr., Kins
man Edmund A. Reed, Erastus Chapman,
Vienna Grin Hall, Nathan Beebe, Johnston
Ira Knapp, Elisha Messenger, Mecca Francis
Cory, I. N. Curtiss. Bristol Isaac Griffin, J.
Il. Wolcott. Pennington Porter Osborn, South
ington Alfred Osborn, Champion L. V. Kel-
logg, Henry Trew, Fowler; Seth A. Bushnell,
E. Brockway, Hartford e. Byers, John Chris
ty, BroOkfeld Harry Truesdell, Eli Barthol-
omew, Vienna William C. Mcconnell, H. H.
Mason, Weathersield Garry c. Reed, Jacob
Smith, Braceville ] &c. Calender, J. F. Porter,
Newton; D. D. Marvin, Leman Palmer, Bazeta.
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9eme SntsHigente.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

Posr 0FFIcE, WARREN, CHIo,
April 81, 1855
For the present the several mails al this office will
close and opep as follows:
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Thieving.

The New Castle Item, says that our old
friend Sherman, of the Lawrence House, Ma
h~oningtown. lost some SIX or eight dollars, and
and all his wife's silver spoons, worth about s25
by burglars.
We are sorry to learn that friend Sherman has
sustained any loss-and glad to learn it was moi
a very heavy one. We have no doubt that he
will bear it p~hilOsOphically.
1t may not be generally known that Mr.. Sher.
man is a poet. but such is the fact. and we have
the documents. Some four or five years ago,
when be was hostofthe American, in this place
he wanted some corn, for a turkey, which be
was fattening for his table, and which he had
christened Jethro. He sent q boy with the fol
lowing poetic note, to Mr.. T. NJ. Stiles.
Jethro has need
OF corn for feed
SO send it up, if you are willing,
When it shall come.
He'll thank you some
And for your pay, he sends a shilling.
JethrOis your friend
And to the end
Will be, friend Tir, If veil you treat him:
It is his wish
That when he's dish'd,
You shall come in. and help US eat him.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09
Fourth of July.

The amount subscribed for the purpose of ap
propriately celebrating the anniversary of tn,
Declaration of Independence, is about five hun
bred dollars. The committee who had charg,
of that department, have acquitted themselve:
well. and the citizens deserve credit for their lib
erality.
Hon. R.. P. Rauney has accepted the invita-
ton 10 deliver the grafton, which IS sufficient
guarantee thatit will be worth hearing.
Arrangements have been made with a skilfl
phyroteehnist, to furnish a large variety of fire
works for the evening. We are informed by the
committee that the display in this line, will ex-
eeed anything of the kind ever witnessed in this
place.
The Fire Companies will parade with their
Engines, Hose Carriages, DC.
The management of the whole affair is in the
hands of competent and energetic men, and no
expense will be spared to render the occasion a
pleasant and interesting one to all who may at
tend.
cordial invitation is extended to citizens of
this and adjoining counties. to participate in the
ceremonies.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09
~pYsPEPTICs READ.


WELLsYILLE, NOV. Oie, IcJI.
Dr.. TyEns-Sir: Having been = pa.iert Of yours rol
the last three months, aid received incalculable bene
ut. | freely give ms experience. for the benefit OF sur
ferers. For three years / have been troubled with
Indigestion, causing a souring OF food. a feeling Of
weight. burning ana distress a. TIE stomach. For sew
eral GionthS before vou prescribed il was rare indeed
70 take a meal without vomiting. suffering e S;renely.
Even = snail drink Of water would be directly thrown
up. l grew gery weak. vas svsrish Afternoons. sweat
At night, until the clothing vas dripping wet, breath
ing was short. and a cough set in. it was thought Con
sumption must soon be the result AMI end Of my snf
ferinss.
Very sonn after beginning with your medicines 1
became better, and in one month. vomiting-sO con-
STINT before, ceased entirely. can now eat the crdi
nary varieties Of food with n good relish, AMI no sub
sequert pain or incOnvenieuce; am much stronger,
feel well, and have gaine6 fifteen pounds Of flesh The
entire expense OF the cure. which is beyond price to
NJ. has been $50. Yours. Truly.
Nay IL, a.. ELIZABETH DAVIDSON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

Jobbers al Carriage Goods. SaiIIsry We're. Harness!
Trimmings, Mats and Oil Cloths.
Warren, May 26, isjS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

THE MOST PLEASANT. SAFE AND E%FFECTUAL
WORM KhMEDY EVER YET DISCOVERED.
The principal advantages in these WAFEKs are that
they are an entirely VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
and do not oOatGiH one particle Of -IERCURYin any
form whatyer, and not only positively certain in their
effect. but the most SAEE AND PLEASANT WORN
SPECIFIC NOW IN USE. being perfectly free from
Cal0aeL. TarPcRfiHe, Castor oil, and all other nause-
oas and dangerous ingredients, being a pleasant
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AtwateF's Improved Sf5.00
SEWING

Marked Improvements have been made in this Ma.
chine the past winter, which makes it ever way relia-
BILE and sure. The public are invited to call AZ ADAMS
BOOKSTORE and witness the working of the Machine,
and obtain reference Of its worth, and suitableness Tor
family use.
It was Awarded the is. Premium, Silver Medal and
Diploma, at the y. Y. State Fair, held At Buffalo, Oct.
9Th. 1857, for Practical It'll ty, Simplicity, Capacity.
Durability and Beauty; Singers and Wheeler's d WI
on's high priced Machines in competition.
Committee Of awards:
J.C CUYLER Editor of Albany Evening Express.
L. WATT, ESD Practical AIachinist and MaHufae-
tufer, Rochester, y. Y.
PuINEAS STANTON, Secretary OF Ingham Cniver-
sity, N. Y, and
CALVIN HURBERT, Esq New York.
This Machine has been pronounced by Scientific
and Skilhul Mechanics. to be the
MOST DURABLE, PRACTICAL AND COMPLETE
MACHINE EVER INVENTED.
The Patentees claim that it is. in fact the most relia-
Bile Machine ever offered to the public. Its chief excel
lence consisting in its astonishing simplicity.
The principle is entirely EEw and ORIGINAL, and
wholly unlike any other Machine in the world. The
durability exceeds the best SI2j machine, because il
is entirely Invested Of anything like complicated ma
chinery, SO common to all machines now known to the
or CAM, to get out Of order. and
IS MOST EFFECTIVE ~ ITS OPERATION.
as any one can readily see upon a siisal examination.
IL is eDiPaatieaHy The aaehiae fer ne Fesgle.
II has but to be seen 10 be admired, and used to te
appreciated.
The examiner Of Sewing Machines. at the the L. S.
Patent ONCE, remarked of 1t that III res the mosF
marked ilHPrO1sEeRt in Serjzs Machines, tkat he had
seen from the 6egiaHiag."
This Machine is for sale in TrumhulI comfy. by ?.
W~.GARDNEl, of Bristol. and L. +. CLARE, OF Rind-
ham. Portage Co..o.. who are the sole proprietjrs OF
the right TO sell in said county. Machines kept on
hand. and all orders accompanied with the cash,
promptly attended to i]an.20, '5s-Iy.l
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
DR. L. V. PIERCE will be at the fol-

A. lowing places:
YorS0sTOwS, Union House, Wednesday. June 81.
WARREN, GaSkill House, Thursday, June 81.
CAMILLE, BOstwick House, Friday. June 9Th.
SALEM. Farquhar House, Saturday and sunday, June
5h d 9th.
Nav LISBON, Cross-key House. Monday, June 7th.
CoLrNEIASA, Widow Surgeons House, Tuesday,
June eth.
BGooKFIELD. Centre House, Wednesday and Thurs
day, June 9th Z IGlh.
DR.. PIEECE would inform the public that he is ready
to receive calls from all persons who are afflicted with
disease in the most complicated, a. we'll a. the most
simple form; and as lie has had ihc most perfect sue
cess in relieving the suffering. or those gho have ap-
piled to him. he latters himself that persons seeking
his advice, will never regret it, and after following his
mild Prescriptions. will not complain Of diseased teeth
or ruined constitutions. from the effect Of msiiCihe
given in great doses. without a thought Of the future
happiness and health Il The patient
Dr.. PIE7cE thinks 4 small quantity OF medicine prop
erly administered, with the advice which he ran give
in regard to diet. exercise, &c, will, II strictly fol-
lowed, build up rather than undermine The constitution
OF those who are already attacked with disease.
Thos persons DESTROYS IF consulting q phy Sician,
will do we'll tn cali upon Dr.. p. as he viii charge moth
ing for advice. All intending to call, should call early
as possible, as the time is limited. and the appoint
ments will be punctualiy kept as above. May i2.l