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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-14
HERRING'S SAFE.

AGaiN n
fFTsSsfTgalsr5]S CEI NIPPON
iHsSy1tssss HsH The ony Safe which, in every
WIs III Kill IHsE instance, preserved theft en-
EIsL EInL IN M. Ras tire contents in the late et-
Es$E, sss'.siI tcnsive fire.
HltF HSN At the burning Of the hr,i-
HtaES ~ IalEltH ,sn Buildings. April 10th,
Gds;57tFVkst5s and in the GREAT FIRE in
SsNass Market street, May lst, 1866
the genuine
HERRING SAFE
Preserved The tewelry of Geo. W. Simotis u
Bro; Books, Papers, &c, of Fisher ~ Bro, ana
Edward Seamsns IL CO., after remaining eK
posed in the burning ruins for nearly fpkIf
HOURS, and proving conclusively what we
have always claimed for them, TIL ElRG GREAT
SUPERIORITY over all securities now known.
In these fires, THE HERRlNGS SAFE,
standing side Ivy side with those advertised as
warranted TO stand 10 per cent. more fire Than
Herring's," came forth the ACKNOWLEDGED
VICTOR, not only preserving their contents IN
EXCELLENT order, but being in themselves
in condition TO go through another ordeal,
while the boosted 'SaurIandcrs" of other ma
kers were badly used up in every instance and
in some cases their entire contents completely
destroyed
To the public he would simply say, that. du-
ring the fourteen years the HERHlNG'S SAFE
has been before them. more than two hundred
have passed through accidental fires without the
occurrence Of single loss
We would, therefore, CAUTION purchasers
against the mistcprt scniaiion Of interested par
ties. The HERRING'S PATENT is the only
FIRE PROOF SAFE made in This CITY, which
is protected by PATENT RIGHT, and we
will guarantee it to resist more then double the
amount of heat of any other Safe now known.
FarreI, Herring s. Co.,
Sole Manufacturers IN this State Of
"Herring's Patent Champion Safes"
"a Walnut 81, IHftudd.
t-SF evans & Watson's Improved Salaman-
ders," "Oliver Evans" &c. ). Gsyler's," and
SCOTS Absetos," Iron Chests "a large assort-
ment having been taken in part payment for
"Herring's,') will I've sold at low prices.
Philadelphia, July 10, lS5s.--ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08
WHEEL
THE INTELLIGENCER,

SlGNoRA MARIo-late Miss Jessie Merton
Wmte-who was imprisoned in 1857 on ac-
of her exertions in the cause of Italian liberty
in Genoa, where she resided, as correspondent
of the London Daily Neus, delivered the first
course of lectures on "The. Religious, Social and
Political Aspects of the Italian Question:" in
New York. Horace Greey introduced her to
the large audience, and she and her lectures were
well received. She is said to be eloquent, and
not unprepossessing in her appearance In the
course of her remarks she said she had seen
Italians standing on their own shores and look
ing towards the star spangled banner with love
and affection; and she heard them hopefully ex-
claim that though in Europe they were kept
down and oppressed by the presence of bayo-
nets and soldiery, yet there was land on the
other side of the Atlantic, and people who
sympathzed with them, and this consolng
thought has given them hope and courage in
their struggles. go and speak to thcm,' these
Italians have said, "and we shall see whether
they will side with our tyrants when our next
great struggle shall come" And this was the
reason why she Ohe lecturer) came to these
shores to plead for Italy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08

SnIyTINGs OF PUxcm.-4VilG and Water Re-
Elections, dyU Thorough '.Btue'-The whole
duty of man is frequently only to please himself.
Many man who tries to be eccentric, only
makes himself ridiculous.
When two men dispute, you may be sure that
there is fool one side or the oIher and the
man who interteres between the two is general
ly greater fool than either
1.-THE men did not encourage coqucttrs so
much, there would not be so many of them.
There are some men whose opposition can be
reckoncd upon against everything that has not
cmanated from themselves
There is scarcely man who does not inveigh
against the scandal of woman but they all of
Ingratitudo is the pretext that selfishness
seizes hold Of for refusing to do a favor.
BEGGAns PAID IN THEIR own CoIN.-"When
a beggar asks me whiningly for charity, (says
city magistrate,) always give it hin either
in the shape of advice, or n moral precept, or a
bit OF consolation; but never in the shape of
money always pay beggars in their own coin
in words-nnd it is singular how they dislike
that form Of payment"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08

New ORLEANS papers are juJilunt over the
present and prospective business in that city
The Delta says-"Susar is twenty thousand
hogsheads and molasscs twenty thousand bar
rels ahead of last year. We do not think it cx-
travagant to say that the aggregate value of the
receipts of the products CT the valley of the Mis-
sissippi at this port up to the present period is
double that for the same period last year."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08

LoU1s PAULsEN, Of Dubuque, Iowa recently
played fifteen games ofchess simultaneously with
as many different persons, at Dubuque. The
games continued nine hours, but were not con-
cluded. In every game, however, Paulsen was
ahead, and would have won without doubt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

oaio lodge 10. I01.-Mee.s Masonic Hall,
HaFSe; aud Monroestveets the H..A and third Mon
S1Ass Of each month G. W. srarTs, W. NJ; 4Eea-
i ,ss4ss!'ng lodge No. 19S Meets as above on
aa h.rf Thursday evenings of each month"; f. L.
ws.S,.S y" NJ. s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
.,-.'Ie ing Uu;on CS. N~ter NO. IO-Meets as
,,,T II - second MondAyeyel of eachmonth VIC
Up; ~. 2; s. W. Pearson, Secretary.
.y-s',t''n Encnmpmeut No. 1.-Meets as
iari.ls "'r't Monday evening of each month w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08

AT recent wedding-brcakfast in Liverpool,
the brides father handed to her note of $1,000,
which the lady very properly transferred to her
husband. He deposited it in his waistcoat
pocket along with IS motto. intended for tho
officiating clergyman. Before departing for the
wedding tour the bridegroom handed the clergy
man one Of the notes OH requittal for his SER
vices, and gave the other note to his father for
safe keeping. On his arrival at home the
clergyman $50 the story goes) presented his
wife with the note, as he had previously PROM
ised to do, for the purpose of purchasing new
Dress her astonishmont was great, on unfolding
the note to find the amount was 9l000 The
clergyman desired to repair the error, but his
wife would not listen to such an act ofimpote.
ness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08

The hack-drivcrs of St. Louis recently at
tented to bully gentleman out of unjust fare,
and at last reso:ted to stoning him. lie return
cd the salute with shots from his revolver, and
the jarvics subsidized.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08

UNDER the dome Of old ST. Pauls Cathedral,
in London, gathered lately large body of clergy
and larger assembly of laity to hear the Lord
Bishop of London--a happy old gent with no
end of thousands of pounds year->dciver his
primary charge There was great and
natural anxiety amos5 them to hear his lord
ships opinion upon certain ecclesiastical ques
tlons which have recently excited considerable
interest in England. Upon these questions,
connected with the confessional, &c, the right
reverend prelate delivered himself un,eserved!v
-as nineteen or twenty columns ofreport in the
London Times conclusivcly show. He verbose
ly condemned auricular confession as bringing
grave scandal on the church; commcnds the
home diocesan mission and district visiting as
sociations as we'll as the other helps devised for
bringing under pastoral influence ''that strange,
ductuating population which finds its way to
London, not only from every distant town and
village in the United Kingdom, but from every
part of Europe and America, from Africa, from
China, and the islands of the Indian seas.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08
TC CORRESPONDENTS.

LET1 ES concerning subscriptions advertising or other
of the Integencer, should be addressed
q rrOrn"to.s
ce5uiug the editorial depaytment the paper
'1l he addressed t" the Editors, jointly to either
'lrm.
r'epolents writing for publication, will please write
aiy en- one side Jf tie paper.
A'bSsrvnce OF the above rules will greatly obligG US,
Es:;ure prompt attention to correspondents than
ryu. .sht otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08

DARING Buckeye has addressed to the fight
ing world, throagh the columns of The No52s
County Democrat, a card stating that he accepts
the challenge of Mr.. Thomas Hyer to fight for
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NUMBER so.
Coal on and Coa1 Oi, I,amns

=
E have just received beautiful article of Goal on
Y better than any ever before sold in this CITY,
The disaGreeaLe Odor which connected with the Car
bon and Coal Oils offered BY Others has in great degree
oee removed from this OIL making it pleaSanter TO handle
and giving more brilliant light without smoke which
attends the Coal Oils use.
We have hand of own ma the lorctst
anu pest assortment OF Lamps ofcverY description
burning the different kinds Of oils
Our Coal Oil Lamp Cap constructed that Lv the e
nanslon of the chimney from heat 1t will break by be-
in the cap, which IS the with other caps
COZ On Is the best Oil used, giving far more light
less cost, and being non-exposive All in want OF
light call at the QueenswArc Store of
HOBBS BARNES, 1l5 Main ST..
next door to HeisktIl SwearneGn,
OS'' Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08
SADDLES, HARNEss. TRuNKs.. -.

WHOLESALE a. RETAIL.
D. SiEPPARD, No 15l Main s., corner of Union, will
- continue to keep on hand large conrletc os-
ortment all articles in his line consisting of Ladies' and
Gemtien'ens Saddles Fine and Coarse nrkess TRUNKS
Carpet Bags SacAcls, Collars, Hames Whips Gc
Respectfully call attention my and trust
telo and PromPtness, to merit continuance
Al! kinds of repairing promptly done, proper
"'"',SG' S6 J. L. SHEPPARD
sclLV III Mnin ST -
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~S@O%

a DELICATE REMrrANcE.-A Texas paper
mentions having received letter from friend,
accompanied with the scalp of Camanchc In.
dian
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a.i.3 LAW OF NEWsPAPEFs

Suhcrberswho do not give express notice to the
.y, considered wishing to contnuether subscrp-
-f subscribers order the discontnuaRce of their per
:a!s the publisher ray continue them until ali ar
t.-ag=s a paid
neglect refuse to take their perlod,
tom the Offices 10 which they directed they are held
asb!e TIL have settled the bill and ordered them
q Ia;iuu-i.
If subscribers remove to other places wIhoutinform
publish. and the papers to the former di
Vi Or, they I held responsible.
The Courts have decided that refusing take perodi
the office removing and leaving them uncaIled
r,.s rrssn,sJuctc eVleenGe of intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08

RICHES OI| WHEELING.
For the information of strangers visiting the city ws pub
the following list CT the different Churches, and their
e and place Of meeting II there any mistakes, we
iimaks She necessary correction with pleasure:
' NrtA4e''". EDiscoDa'iam Corner Monroe and Byron
i-y's, Rev E T. PSRxIXs Rector; morning services 10
ock, evening, I.
iotn'a, Eiscopagtan, Main street, between First and
s9nt Centre Wheeling, Rev. j. II. sNiTH, a. ST. Rector
sT':ees-Mornng 10Y; afternoon 81; night 76.
Ir "r"'".t<TiG". REV. K. II. WEEP, Pastor Fourthst
':TseuMOnroeand Quincy morning fteruoon
second PrsS5ytsridn, Webster street, between Main and
E-rzs Centre Wheeling; services morning evening"
Erd PsS5ytsyiGn Fifth street, between Chestnut and
es'sss S"ueh wheeling Rev. E. wooDs, Pastor ,servi-
t, .-araRS and evening.
F'3 Presbyterian, Rev A. PAUL, Pastor, Mainstree
Tea Washington and Adams sts.; services morning and
s.=aag.
= ar. Street Methodist Episcopal Rev. j. E. WILSON
FourthsrTeet, between Monroe aud Quincy; services
'a.lr and evening.
- Street Methodist Episcopal, Rev. .A.A. REcER, Pastor
zer ,iarket AMI North sts., North wheelinF
/ -ains and evening.
! ipas Street Methodist Episcopal, Rev. T. H. Mox-
F,?as:oE. Chap!ne street, between First and Second
a:'e Whse:'nEiservices morning and evening.
S'n:h Wheeling u. Z. Church, Rev. J. S. HALL,
'as7r;aerTices morning and evening.
.ss"g Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
g..sta ntss,6ist Eoi.oo,o, P. rv,,o p,..ou
as street, between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
>.''me' CdtAsd"d!, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BISHOP
WaELAx Fifth street, of Hampden; services
',ss'ns y. and afternoon
S BIo'is Church, Clay ST., East Wheeling, Rev. VIM.
: HAra sar, Pastor; services morning and evening.
a,s'is Rtt''"'sd Rev J. T. MCCLURE, Pastor, cornc
aud Jefferson s:s servcesnornng andafternoon
Market street, between Webster and Third
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING.
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NOTICE.
GMAS. nGnRCAM

CEAAS. MORGAN.
w HnLESALE AND RETAIL. Manufacturer of sodd1es
brGleS larn ss and Trunks, and dealer in all art-
cs usually Kept by Sadders, leave to inform the
public that he has opened, No 1G5 Main St. cor Market
Ai+NI %!e:e he will be glad to any persons wanting
any oil the above articles. AS lie TO .ood o rE
m AMI sci at fair prices he hopes obtain liberal Share
work. and repairing done with disrntcn snr1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08

'FHIIs Company is owned and managed by some of the
wealttest and hest merchants in the city YORK;
For particulars enquire Of ". y PETERSON,
jnS ArGntfar Wheeling and vicinity
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HOME Ell? II ,,ANJ0. -MAIIINti
IASL LHANC'E CO.HPIIl
[oEFTCE NO. ! WALL STREET, X. VI

GAsn CAgTAL. .STt7,97244
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08

For the information of strangers visiting the CITY, ws pub
te foowing list CT the different Churches, and their
e and place Of meeting. If there any Mistakes we
,'iimake She necessary correction with pleasure:
' ItAtec'S. EDiscoDulian, Corner Monroe and Byron
t~ys'Rev E r PSRxINs, Rector morning services 1o<
--L,.s- rysninr
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o. Main and Quincy stree
Entrance from Quincy st.
I,ERMS-

DAILY Der Au0am
wxKELr, per aunum 81 OO
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19
NEW SERIES---NO. 76s.
Mfoifal.
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract of
,COpaiba and SarsapariIla.

DossEssEs advantages not enjoyed by any other med
cine for the cure Of sexual diseases, which must
with enlightened public render it assuredly highly
popular and desideratum long sought for in the med
ica world 1t needs no contnementor change OF diet
In its approved form, that OF PASTE il is entirely taste
less and causes unpleasant sensation the patient
II has acquired the fame in almost every part
of Europe; IL has been examined, approved OF, and
sanctioned by the faculty of medicine and recommen-
ded by the most eminent of the profession. Prepared
by J. w. THORN, Chemist, London and for sale,
wholesale and retail by JOHN A. TARRAST Co, Agents
for the United States 27S Greenwich street. New York
As the above valuable preparation has been exten-
siyely counterfeted by unprincpled parties in the
United States the proprietor has adopted, precau-
ton against imposition consumers LABEL OF which
the following is fac smile and which will be found
burnt upon the bottom of each pot of the genuine
intended for sale the United States Canadas British
Provinces, West Indies and South America
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rJ,o THE @ GA1ENBkIlG COMPANY: For ths nrs
Il ms iie am induced 70 certify 10 the truly
ns yca DE s sssesis I sai am oil, ia ssh.sr
q duty that owe abe GrlrfrDberx ComIz.ny and
more especially a. surerlax hnn1-nliy- -
Aboa, ths aF.s q Sg1f ~. h. negro man saksn
blood and ethf dangerous - mptlms " consumption.
I mmed iHiciy eapd trnly sklllfu and scientific
Thy ysclsn, wh, leid ms y was eAse of consauIlgn-
grew worse ! tlcn h.d anssher physlcizn sf great
reputation m lung Diseases flc ex4Inins1 hIzn
also decsdsd - be hopeless case q consamptien,
and ..,a sa< nseirsz 70 spend money IN trying 10
l l.ad previously promised the cr<fsnbsss Agsnts
here fAe<sss- Nells is~fl D thai when he dsctorE
gave hln 40 would tFy the crefenbsrs consanp-
ihs man began lmpsovs sf.>r szksag ssly hse
dcsss- he took ouiy bodies u lse Balm and
ihrer bot.es u The s elenberE ors-lara Compound,
shsh oest ne ths small sun ef n.se do.l-rs .ae -
and be ID dong good serves - the pizn<a<ol
consider ksIa prTlcety sosaa 4n4 sell - he . f.i,
hearsg, ss1 stress, ~Ahq1i ssss g ~ e e'ss-ss
lest Johf alnS
Ihavs ,s-s1 ne GrsfsnbsEe Conssmpiive's h.ul In
cases q consumpton, ~ n,x ps4clces wt1 M
A-isss'. s'sss l~''a - = MD r,bsEis m = IN
Io<,en = Nciis. Tenn
me- erzfenherz cpnsusapslves Is1a ~,lI esecfs.liy
ssss censsnsps end ~ esnsl.n.s - tAe lua,Ek In
blned u1h ni6euA hre4fhiak P4las ne Ghcst and
brenchiss, - cr>ufsnberg C1nsampl<e's nzlm xn
sfsei eengsese cure and pfesent soe aze~ss Ifen
oecosnlng co1Arnsd cunsulnptioA IN ali c-ses de-
all diseases hzF1x strud~ney - cs1s1mpnon- We
earnestly ssise al - fssss ths osasunfsses Balm
ssre pr.es q he csa-s.asslss's il-ka /. . ps,
boflls. 2lk1. N4cklkSnE, S<s1ylile.
Axcst fcr ths GrsleabeEE t1DEe13 sfof fenprssee,
Ai4b~l->. ss1 eeo<k-~ - p.r-'u
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a Nrtnkiuy saloon.

HAVE ALSO FITTED Up ~ THE REAR or Ny
cIGAR SURE.
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II. R. II.

HEALTH will, in all cases follow the OF Rad
IL ways X. r. Remedies. There are none so sick
or diseased, so weak, feeble crippled with pain
nnrmites but that Railways Ready Relief Removal
ing Resovent, Regulators, the Dat;-e Of the dis
ease or sickness may require, will quickly and rapid.
ly cure. 81
Railway s RenOvatng Resoiyent; Railways Regulators
Each Of these remedies possesses special curative pow
certain Diseases Yet there are other dseas
g., wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required; and when thus used II tAeTe sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body
tain their action, the patient will live and be restored
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Shelters Marble Works !


Nashville. Tenn.
yrsffE unisrzsnet ~ssald astoria hs fElensis n ~,
Il aaa si- pailsc Esaef4i kh%t be Hai eep- Ai.A)I
siaue he NAEBfE BUSINESS IN thls city AZ -
h.s shop Aext dour to cs1rneAas's Cahanss- q "a
shef., 90 Cilsrch street, And esils atentsun %
shich he has sn exAilsen and for assa ..rssx
great ssrfasy fl<lzfe4 tlsc saI.erA r.EBeF
he b pfetzFn.l - E.Ilsf4rtsFe de ssnrtest na<e<
" rb1e N = ut e -; saa every esst Flfsin1 q
Marble work. - the nness Amsric-a add i,zl-
an Nafeie4 his nora slI. - keFeEzl1re, be -
rzntr4. and b. prlnas - s.-i& ti.e nasess . 49, 8
lAns-sf sllz - ~ L sHfIrox
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.Mfoifal. -,.-.--. ~
Gfeatest Medical M Onder
. r TIL e AGE! s
co VANS I
VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTJC.
Friend Of the Human FamiIvi

VIE world rs challenged 70 produce +. r,.a,..
II nas Ahorded the same amount of r.is-r - - s-s
ing humanity Cowanis Lithoptri,s,. 'ea " seler-
COHdA'S LIzHON1hLP17C has cara. r.,
VI Sase OF Stohe m the Bladder Kidpevs
COWAN'S LITTfONTZPIoTIC has srrssd a..
aggravated cases of Gravel ever seem and s fhs .s
certain reinedy now known for the above diseases
COb4N'S LL5HCNTRLIoT7C never fails to cnr.
al tne diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder
,COw4Ns LkzfH0NIKZI,z7C as the only sure rem
edy for diabetes. ~ 'oA
:. cObAH'S LfIHCNIRLEzIC is a certain cura fo-
Chronic Gonorrhoa and elect - - S~'el '"f
c0MAN'S LiIHON1AIfsIIc cures weakness a
I COHAS'S LIIHCNIRLPTYC has cnred ,ha ,xors.
eAsss ol frolalsus lteri ever known
CObAN NSLIfkfONTT2LIpTTC Is the oplv sn-s -.
eo! tnat nas successfully cured Barrenness
COWAN'S LITH0NIRlIs7fc win cur. an. -.
forms Of Bropsy. = ~Nio S-' "ors'
COHAN,S LLTHON1RLPTYC will cure lory s,.na
ing cases OF structure and remove yeneresI aint rr
the system. - A~-1a uIi
COWAN'S LlTH0NTRLPzXc is the only r.uoaav
SHOWN Tor NE cure Il all sympatheac orri,.,rs ss
tending ON Pregnancy, and every female vrbo - ,
ait snouie al once procure bottle if she wishes 10
feel weh, while in thai condition ~ "
tOHAA . LLIhOAXRLf,7Ic Is the only renedx
essr yet uscof ered that viii relieve the pains of labor
anu tue "noie female world should rejoice thar such
discovery mas been made whereby they have obtained
life. AAS sa1oir
The most incredulous will be convinced of the sre,
ecaey OF the l1thontripc by reading the following
eelunea'es ana those around each bottle
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SAVE MONEY & KEEP COOL :.

our Ice Depois in readiness, and we earnest
" ~ request all who sh 70 buy Ice during the sea-
a uniform price. 70 call and supply themselves
IN tickets and register their regaksr pat
rons-ihereby save an advance the article Ia the
latter part OF The season
oaroifccs Cherry strcet, next door 10 the Bank
Of TenEeSsee at Eardcsstie's, Front street, and
corner u Church aud Vine streets.
{. Z II. MARTIN,
apr30-a EB IAKHkSCE
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poCKETRooK LOST.

I oSr, the 18th ef April, between The hrst gate
II ON the Wilscn tarnptke and sny hoose ON the
frankna aad f4berty Rad, nesliuln slzs pocket
book eoGt&lng ahsgt four ana1red dollars, one bdi
dollar IN gold and some silver and nitsea poztaxe
stamps also is~ papsrs- Tss hadsr wiii be literally
rewarded
may lin JOHN W. HARVEY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19

The stamp around each pot will also bear the names
of the Proprietor and of the United States agents,
Druggists and Dealers will observe on each dozen
package the following label:
IMPORTANT CAUTON-Ihe increased reputation and
great demand for Thorn's Compound Extract of Copa
5a and SrsaParia, have been inducements for others
20 offer limitations of this valuable medicine. Vendors
particularly warned OF this fact that they may be
on their guard and not dispose of any impure article
calculated ure their reputation and destroy the
of the original preparation, TO obviate which
the Subscriber Successor James Tarrant by whom
il first introduced into the United Siates) has at
tached his signature 10 this caution, 20 counterfeit
which : forgery. JOHN A, TARRANT
Address orders for the above article with full direc
tions for shipment 10
JOHN A. TARRlANT 4 CO., Druggists,
No. 27s, Greenwich, corner Warren II, n. Y.
Dec. Idly.