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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

FLOUR
ME will sell Is good an article Of Fall Wheas
~ Flour a. Quincy, "or any other brsad, q
ons Dollar per bsl. less price. We mean what -
say, We warrant II - rspscsentsd. Dslivusd
gratis. Price Of Quincy ID % 5ews sell & Is g.
Give ~ trial. For Cash Only.
KELLOGG : DIn0R,
July lo-d1s 0rooers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

Dissertation.
ISHE partnership heretofore existing between
1 Stephen 4. Jones, and o. u. o 'Bannon, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
b. Z. Jones will settle all the business Of the old
6rm.
May 81, sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-08

W NNNNNN w - ttNNr
poneni Material. subject
u the regulations respect
Ing cotton cloths s.-,se n
Drugs dyeinr not otherwise
enumerated. not in crude
AiAte sss..sttst tssetfs.st
Do DO. crude sts44...s Free
Drugs, medicinal. not uiber
wise enumerated. IN n
crude state s.s.t.....4..+ 70
Duck, Holland, English,
Rnesla. hsifduck and al
other ssii duck Ills
Duck, ravens ~ hemp or
JAY .st tst+ss...e..s.. 10
Ouch metal 10 leaf ww..l5
Duran's wOfsied stun III
Dust pans. .t..t.Y.tv.Ys...A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-08
News from Venezuela.
OUR PORTO cABELLo CORRESPONDENCE.

PoFro CABgIIo NOV. $, 1858.
The CsnaiiAi0nal crlrrfi0n still IN Sss1oH-Liels FRO
grsss Hade-amelean Representation AMI tnsrican
Ciaims-Joha Ciorts cdse--H-7c' from Hon. VI Tg.
pm, d..
have nothing d Importance 10 communicate. The
convention Is progressing with constitution, they have
been in session than foag months, and have made
bat little Roadway
We have United States Minister nov, IN the person of
Mr. Turpn. steamboat captain Of the 0ronoco, and bis
ness man. 10 whom We look with hope. bot We very
sorry to ind hin lingering In Caracas when the govern
mcut N Valencia more than q hundred miles distant.
THIS savors ~ bad beginning AMI hope be will not
follow the steps q biz iusrious predecessor when
there i large field Il Upper alton before him. whereby
be can nmof talze himself be stuiics bis own interest
and the interest 81 his country.
To show bow American dplomatsts manage business
here Can't John Clark hid large claim the govern
men, IN the hands Of The United states legation he re-
years IN this country waiting the action q the
American Minister'S and finally died Of broken heart, IN
state Of starvation. making viii aud leaving IRISH
man hy the 81 Scann hls executor, and willing bis
property a. his wife and children IN Baltimore. Scanln
tn0k tue business the hands Of the United states
Ministers and In the Of month had the claim al
mtted Tor Ss3 600 This shows the negligence Of Amcr
can Minister'S and they generally Tor nothing but
with the Foreign Minister. BE- the most intimate terms
with him, bui cannot think Of pressing a claim Of an
American citizen .
viii rot Congress inquire INTO THE neglect % duty
believe the Instructions issued by Nr Marcy we're that
should b. n their Office from ten va the morning
I'll three d The afternoon.
1T see how Mr. Turpn will manage these matters Of
dIuomafy
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Prom the New Orleans Picayune Dec v
Capt Ophant, Of the schooner Red Fox, arrived tbs
morning from Tampco which port be left on tile 22i ut
reports that General Cara left that city the 2ls NJ
y. NJ for Pueblo Nieio and parts unknown but u was
supposed he had gone consult with the President
specting the Spanish claim.
We have copies Of the pr,na 20 the 10th ult and
rcspondence from Tampco 70 tho 2lst.
We gather from them that the commander Of the Span
ish steamer Leon supported BY the Isabel Francisco
and the Borenguea bad demanded Of Cara restitution
the forced loan levied Spanish subjects within twenty
four hours but that eventually the affair diplomat
caly arranged for the time BY Garzas dcvotnr certain
important duties 60 their payment with liberal interest
The arrangement however, was male subject 70 the ap
proval o. Gen. Concha and President Juarez.
Capt. Merrill OF the schooner Tallahassee, arrived this
morning from Tabasco having left that port the 10th Of
November. lie reports the city IN the hands Of the be
rails and that there had been fighting from the I'D OF DC
tober 70 the sth Of November and only seven men killed
both sides.
Tabasco the only port that had been left in the pos
session Of the Zuoaga faction Gov. Duenas had com
mand Of the place. and everything was quiet when the
Tallahassee left
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-08
HE T A r I f F.
The Revision Proposed by the Secretary OF
the Treasury.

The Secretary Of the Treasury, in his annual report
which published yesterday has the following relative
TO the notifications of the tariff Of 1857 -
Adberng 10 the principles OF the present tariff act
would recommend such changes will produce the
amount required for the public service In accordance
with the suggestion contained in my last annual report
recommend that schedules C, n. r. G. H. be raised re,
spcctvey 10 25 90 IS To- and per cent see no good
reason for having departed IN the Of 1857 from the
system OF decimal divisions The present state OF things
affords III opportunity OF correcting the error Ins
ange will increase the from customs
upon the mportaons OF the last sca year
In order tina, those interested may know what articles
viii be affected by change, should be adopted by
Congress we give the present duties The proposed IN
erase il viii be seen, from 10 three per
cent and restores the decimal system
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-08

FIRE AT CHATEAUGAY, N. Y.-A fire broke
ont IN the drug store Of A. y, Jenner n %, IN
Chateaugsy the 9th INST which destroyed,
with all It's contents The following buildings also
destroyed The old Franklin Hotel occupied dwelling
house by n Beman, and by VIM. Peak for shoe shop,
and Thomas Peak for harness shop the drug and liquor
store Of ~ N Pollard and the large tin shop of ~ "
Sopcr The dwelling a w. II. Milliker then pulled
down which stopped 'he further rrogress Of the ames,
Loss heavy, insurance very small.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-08

Furniture, brass, copper,
iron or steel, not coach or
harness. ........... Ia
Furniture, calico or chintz 10
Furniture. household, not
otherwise specified. Ia
Furs. undressed, all kinds
Of, on the skin. 8
Fur, dressed, all on the skin.l
. hats or caps of. ..... "a
" hat bodies or felts. 81
Furs. hatters', dressed or
undressed, not on the skin 8
Fur muiis or uppets, or other
manufactures, not speci-
fed ......................H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-08

Copper bottoms.
Copper, manufactures Of,
not otherwise specified 81
Copper for use Of the
mint. .................. Free
I" suited 10 the sheathing
of ships; bot none is 70 be
10 considered except that
which is IA inches wide
and Is inches long, and
weighing from IA TO 81 on.
the square foot ..... >. Free
! Copper rods, bolts, spikes.
nails. s....s*....s...s 10
= C,ut,aY. a. ftipa hers and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-08


looms ss.|sss....*sss ~
braces or suspenders "a
Cottons, hleached, painted,
printed or dyed, and de
lanes .ss..s*ss.. ..... "
Cotton. all manufactures OF
not otherwise enumerated. 10
Cotton caps, gloves. leggins,
mii's. socks. Stockings,
wuve shirts and drawers,
made on frames. ...... Is
Cotton mitts and gloves 80. rs
Cotton thresd. twi-; and
yarn. all unhlearhed and
uncolored ......+..*... 10
Cotton thread, twist and
yarn. al bleached or color
ei ..4e.t.t s...sss*..es.. -
Cotton twist yarn ami
thread, All other on spoOls
~ Otherwise ......4......4l9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-08

American vessels from
the place of its growth. Free
Coffee, the growth or pro-
ductiou Of the possessions
of the Netherlands, i'm
ported from the Nelher-
lands Free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-08

Castings Of plaster or iron,
even n with wrought iron
rings, hoops, handles, Ac =
Castor beans ........s... 70
Csssors, brass. iron or wood.zi
Casiors or cruets. silver,
with or without glasses "a
Cas,ors or cruets plated, do.2i
q wood. do. do. "a
Castor glasses, not IN the
Frames or cruets, not cut. "a
Castor glasses. not IN the
frames or crueis, no cuts
Css,orsne lize. woollcn cloth "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-08

thread. .4..s..ssts go e. q
Caue 81 chip. lace, leather.
cotton. silk. linen. &c -
Cans. r.oves. lcggins, rniis,
socks, stockings, woye
shirts and drawers, ana All
slnilpr articles made IN
frames, snd worn by men,
women or children. and
not Otherwise PROVIDED
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-14
REMOVAL.

lfE updeTyiSSr, Eratefu patronage they have
Eeeeived from The citizens Of Wheeling and The public
Rnce Of The At their locatIOu Main
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose At AL seasps, 20 keep assortment
OHINN, GLASS, QUEENsWARR HOUSE 4 STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods on hand that VIII be most likely % ut
the taatc II al who nlaT favor rs With theft patFonhEef
oug RsI@s are spacious, Aordng facilities passed
IL he N 10 exhibit goods TO advantage, and aside
our getAtug Rnd packing Department. shan continue
keep on hand original pae4Ees Of assorted QuesnsWare
Which WIN be offered q small advance over the cost.
Connected With thtl houses e RLlHF GLASS Manu.
FACTORY; hence Country Merchants NAV rely npon
saving the carriage from the East this point By Id
their Glass and qaeenaWaFe frDl .tfsts -1f4r
J. K DUNHAAf-A CO., q
nh1s No!1l5 Main ST.. between Monroe Union Is
krAWBA, Ginger, and Domestic BRANDY lust received
~ and 90 Lsle By tOeR21 ". a. EDWARDS BRO.
II IsBOS. AEadefa Port, sherry and NaiSFa Wine Just
II perceived and for sale by ttE7tl
bses VI. A. EDWARDS BRO.
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Music. Music. Music.

Music, Music, Music.
II ISL MUSIC, Just received this morning.
II shower % PeaFls-La MaTseiiInile.
Why n eueauleF Roses Fade3 Child % the Regimsnt.
ts1bSF glie-EIook and Ladder Gidiek Ete5.
i. Nltioaat &ni0fi.-Ollcer'G FuneFaI.
Ions lsiaf Weary Days-f have no Mother Nov.
sss:a=s, star % the eYening.-No NIght TheFs.
ksag % The CaptiVes-fhe Day fuf Mother Died.
Taractellas--fhe' Rock Beside the Sea
NE TrSubed0rF's epBEy-O'er he Lone SEA. y
The List Meeting With Tie Old HcIks.
And Otbegl toe bueFotg % sti6n. No Gbatge ftroo
ing. GU and see. toeilI - PAYNE & co.
LIME ISGPOR- N N JARS AND CHEWING ToB4ccO
II just received and for sale BY
VA. EDWAIiDs BIO.
= edFIler Monroe and lIarkcf sfreefr.
fmfli Il : APpoAlfs M'Lassf Ho1se. ?
JSoR AouESiNG.-BiPei5Tsua ci5lk ada 6a1iiIes
1 aps6 HEItKELL sWkARIsdks.
PRRAl CANDLES 5nlt Tseel,s 20 ana fsT ale
~ nSlI stl e- Ma EU8AReG = FRO
MONEY -PhlhAelphil and BaA tof6 lllni S5-- f1I-1
~ tgr goodsi ~ thtEALkf I,AEIN.
RR4S NJ igatldnEton Han
IIALg Iong ana EhoFt Laes lfIds veEy Pretty, Ig.4 :
- esixfd; tlysl HEisktl 7 . sWgARIssES. 4
On D0Z. LsEAom Hlts last received ana Tor sac ts
OY Hholszale An4 Estails ~ r.fi3 q
{tDAE huckEIe zjpV uaas ~ ,Fis. ald i7S7 i7o1-S-
NIL "a. UPWARDS Emo.
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A LARGE &ssast4lent 81 Foreiga and Domestic Dry
"A Goods dElls receiving the choicest styles from the
deeIs-6aa
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which they make profit Write to Dent for crculsr
allen, Hrlttenin INK. Beware Of cOunterfes. 90. slu
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CONSOLIDATION
EMERsoN's MAGAZINE I.
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AND

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1t win aim to present thschOicess productions
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We shall endea7or, by saEacious Ofthe extensive
resources At command, make Magazine that,
In the richness of erery contents and in the beauty
and profuseHess Of pictorial Illustrations, shall outTyhf
any publication ever before produced in this country.
The new issue commences with the OCTOBER number,
which is now ready. aed with the choicest produe-
tIons OF some Of the brilliant writer's OF the day and
Is embeIsed with -four splendid original engravnFs
1t appears in new dress, embracing elegant classical
design ON the cover the eutire work the most
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New York Advertisements.

ALBERT q. EsICHAR BSON's
and Corresponding ONCE, No $50 BroHd1a
MelE YORK - -.------
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1T rs NOT a DYE. - .
MRS g. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR


REST0RER. "4
Gray haired Bald, with diseases of hair, or
scalp read tie following and Judge Of the
Or Worlds Hair ing essential to with the Res
torer Hair Dressing for old eNtont
being often ecacouH In Of hair falling, Gci without
REV II vDEGAN EDITOR Guide to Holiness. eve eau
- testify to its Effects &c. ii
notwithstanding irregular the falling on of hair
ceased my gray locks restored to original color
Rev s. B. MORLEY Attleboro', Massachusetts. at
changed the Grown Of Glory belonging to old men,
REV. 81 THAcIIER G0 years Of ageO Pitcher Chsnango
County, New York ANY hair ia now restored II Is
REV D. r WOOD, Middietown, New York ''SIy own hair
and that OF another Of family, has greatly thteken
REV. JAMES MCKEE New York City, Recommends 81 SC.
REV W. PoRTEUs StanwIch, Conn at has met my most
REV. ] r GRISW0LD, Washington, N. H. "It is rean
/ eficacious In restoring the hair" &c,
REV. g. 81. sPRATT, LeWtsburgh, Pennsylvania 1--WE
can and do cheerfully recommendit," &c.
REV. J. TUsTIE, oharlessown, South Carolina. "The
white hair has become obviatetl, &C.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Meriden, n. II. 1--WE think
yery.hghy Of your preparation &C.
REV. b. @. SMITH, Prattsburgl n Y 81 was surprised
to find my hair turn as when was young" &c.
REV. G. NJ. GLINK, Lewiston, Pennsylvania. at has
REV. A. FRIHK. Chataqua County, New York 81 am sat-
1. isied and recommend it,
REV. D. NORRIS Gross River New York sit is the best
preparatOn eStant." - ~ j. - flt
REV WILLIAM GUTTER Elitor Mothers Magazine, New
we might this list II convinced TRY 1T.
We export these preparations to Europe even, and they
superseding all Others there US well rs in the United
Tdoes not soil stain. Sold by all principal whole
sale and retail merchants in the o. s. Cuba, or Canada
DEPOT, 355 BECOME STREET, N. ".
where address all letters AID inquiries. -
Some dealers try to sell articles instead of this; on
which they make profit Write to Dent for eirculs
Allen, YTltteniH INK. Beware Of counterteits s li
O. t.r
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO D.
L 70 . :, q IEsLtGIEAN'Fs

DR.. FEUCHTWANGEItS
PLAVORINGS TO PRODUCE AT A MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR. ia
undersigned lately made great improvements In
this branch Of bnsiness The ayorngs are Put up In pack
Pure Spirit, either 4h proof, and Liquors such
lognac either dark pale, Holland and English GH Ja-
naca and ST Croix Rum Bourbon Irish and
scotch APple PeaGh Cherry and Raspberry Bran
ly Madeira Wines Will be Instantly produced. It
:ailonsto gallon of the respective Flayuring.
The best Coguac oil yellow and white, warranted
genuine, as low any other importer In the U. 8.
Essences Of every Liquor. Extract OF oognae Id. of
Which produces POO gallons Of Oognac. lft i.gHI4
Raw Whiskey by Dr. P.'s and body preparation
made 10th with hut tTlhIng expense.
The price FHyorings extremely moderate, and al
eetTons in full supplied by
7t7ff DR. LEWIS PEUCHTwANGER,
erntst and importer Of Drugs Essential 0is and Net
ais, U0uerreotyDe md PItotOgTd Mo Ctemfcuts,
No. 1d3 Mniden Lime, New York,
N. B. Sole Agent for GOdfrey's celebrated Cordial Bers
md Gin. ap9S-6md&W
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TO ROUSEREEPER.S.
O. GARFORTH'S

Ale and Porter BottIing Establishment.
EAST WHEELING, VA.
GOOD supply Of Smhss celebrated Kennel ana other
IA Ales, Brown Stout and Porter always hand. JaV
and families supplied the reasonable terms
~ All orders addTesSSd-Box No. az, Post-Omee-Eil
be promptly attended to. apa
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New Advancement.

WOULD the subscribers pers, Period
Icas, &C.. whose names have been rnserFe 70 " from
Mr. Tobins Books that receiving said Perod
Gals &c. regularly. aud would those above referred
call at III Main street. Any wishing 70 discontinue
their subscriptions, viii please advise that may not on
preserve their copies We have just received Of
elegant Family Bibles late publications. MfS HentS and
Mrs SOuthWOrths Works. EEerytbingin the Book snd
Stationery be had the Cheap Book Store No.
III Main street. IapfOl JAS. @. ORR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
j. q. SCOTT,
No. 157 Main street, Wheeling, Va !.
- Wholesale and Retail

e L. 9OAl Il L
No. 15T Main street, Wheeling, Va
- Wholesale and Retail
.3f 8gs-# DEALER IN
watches. Clocks. .IeyelFys NEAteEl e Cioeh
materiaIs, Tools, GSlas5es, n.
y els Gold aud Silver sPestaeles, Port MOnnales, Purses
Card Cases oab4s. Work Boxes Brushes oo.s PeEis1as
Pistols, Ger s Plated speeks spoons and FORKS
and general assortmfnt Of useful and faney articles
Having lately added very largely 70 u stock both
she Wholesale and Retail departments me 20
watehmakers, Merchants. Pedlarss s
and the public generally, very complete assortment q
' wS.h. P aad coe, earea repaired ana
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN, ST, WHEELING.
F4EE IND WINTER TRADE.
SToNE & THOMAS take pleasure in Announcing that
= they nov receipt o. their fa stock Of Fan and
DRY G Gods, Varieties and millinery Goods.
They have just received their Second IAN PaIsases
which, added 70 their former stock, wiz enable than % pre-
sent to the Public more than ~. ,.s,e.
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being Sy 6a ~. s lsTa 1 e sSo ave
ever offered 10 the Public. iii
To a B & d. s4ss and A s i @s
and also beeqtl lins Of ehoes FuE!, suitable for ne
generally, they invite the attention Of The Trade.
i & been II the n l5a s e coos PsS s %
largely with the Cash. they haVe done for Any years
usrs sOme INSTANCES they abb. @ aer Inducements
to Ose Cash BUYERS. either by the PIECE or at RETAIL
exec 81 by no similar house IL the West.
To meet the wants Of their rapidly Increasing Trade they
have made making ample arrangements 70 furnish
the Public OF the best selected stOe Of goods IN
their line IN the West.
In this stock may be found fully A
1900 yds silks-eI,hE9cing some Of the hneSt i1P
5000 :" wrench MeTiaoess Oashneres, N1nnoa
Thibets and Maddomias-Of every quality and eolors
A full line OF the Richest Painted, OmbTe shaded an
in striped Cashneres and DglaIRes--iuipOrted.
400 shaWIs and Cloaks-embraeing some Of the
ever offered In Wheeling. i--a
10000 yds 6inRhams, Debazes, Delanes and Prints and
10000 " OF observation-disclosures the largest line OF
American Wooens and Cotton goods kept BY any similar
house, " not by any house in the city. i. .
They have laid In their stock with view 20 closer cash
trade and pledge Public that edoTt upon their part
shall be wanting please.
They feel confident that they can offer nduSstnens e
close cdSh buyers exceed by house In the West In
the Uuted States No trouble 20 show goodgoods sentt
Cars Hotels and Boats for eustomers.--s
r. Always on hand, Prime Live Geese ReatheTS.
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FoR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PHYSIC.

TI,RHE has long existed public demand for ar elc
tive pnrsatiye pill which could be relied on as sur and
10 meet that demand and an extensive trial of its virtues
has coneasiyey shown Y what Z mi
not easy make the best of all Fis-one which
should have none Of the objections, but an the aqyan
and with what would respectfully submit 20
the public decision II has been ioE tne
acrimonious and irritating to the bowels This is not
Many Of them produce 50 much grPlng pam ana feE5
good be derived from them. These pills produce no
irritation pain unless it arise from previously exist
ing obstruction arrangement In the bowels Being
purely vegetable harm arise from their use IN
y quantity; but it is better that any medicine should
be taken iudicously Minute directions for their
in the several diseases to which they applicable
given on the box. Among the complaints which have
GoraDIIint IL its vaTios forms of Jaudee Indigestion,
Languor and Loss fAppcte, LsteSsness, 1itabilty,
in the Side and Loins; for in truth all these but
the consequence of diseased action in the liver As
ness, piles, Collie, Dyssntery, Humors, scrofula and
Scuryy, Colds with soreness of the body, Ulcers and i'm
purity of the blood; In short any and every case where
purgative Is required.
They have also produced some singulary successful
Palpitaon of the Heart, Pains IN the Back, Stomach
ard Side They should be freely taken in the spring Of
the sbanpe Of seisos An OCCASIONAL dose stimulates
the stomach bowels into healthy action and restores
their stinulant action on the circuatory system
the strength of the body and restore the wasted
diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence oe
casiOnal dose is even serio1!
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
reduces the strength when taken to excess The thou
sand cases in which physic is required cannot be emu
Of and tbs p Is found to answer "a better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
public will longer doubt what remedy to employ when
in need of cathnrtic medicine Being sugar-wTapped
are IN apy
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09
The Great English Remedy.
Th0rn's Compound Extract of
COpaiba and SarsapariIia.

Dc~ShSSis advantages not enjoyed by any other med
Il lSlne Tor the cure Of sexual diseases which mus
With an enlightened public render II Assrredly high
popular and desderatum long sought for in the me
zeal world. II necs oonnnemenl or chang. OF fie,
sh is approved iora tAi Of paste II Is entirely taste
u has acquired the utmost fame IN almost every par,
oi Enropei u has been examined, approved or and
s1neoned ny the faculty of medcine and recursImen
dec ~ aae most eminent Of the profession. Prepared
oy J. W THORN Chemist, London, and for sale .
wholesale and retail, by JOAN A TAKRAxI Co Agent
FOR TIE niied States 27s Greenwich street New Yorl
A. The above valuable preparation has been exten.
5FsY eolnterieited by unprincipled parties IN the
Sh'ea states the proprietor has adopted, precau
non imposition 90 consumers IAb-i of which
tse ieto~ng u fac siLuiie, and which viii be found
euEni N upnn the boL3n u pot of the or,...s,
intended for sale IN the United states Canacas Brit.h
provinces, West ladies' and south America
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09
ParasOIs and Sun Shades.

BEAUTIFUL lot OF Parasols, sun Shades, an
~ ladies' sun Umbrellas, just received and 10
sale by
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yITE have the best assortment OF Table Linens,
w Napkins Doyie's Towels, and Toweling Goods,
offered and al lower prices.
apr24-u W A * j. G. McCLEIIAND.