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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

Although the Democrats are awfully
whipped in Ohio, the friends of little S. S.
Cox, in the Columbus District, actually
got up what they pretended to call a torch
fight procession in Columbus, last Friday
night, in honor of his election. The ed
itor of the Statesman, in making the call,
gave cut of little bantum cock. He
ought, for the sake of pun. to have
given two such cuts, so as to make it
eocEs-such a pun would have beeen just
worthy of such an occasion.-LOu. Jour.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

MEASURING CoRS.-To measure corn
in the crib or wagon bed, level it down.
measure and multiply the length. breadth
anil depth together, then that product By
4 point of the decimals then the fg-
ures remaining on the left hand represent
the number Of bushels. and the decimals
on the right hand Is tsnths Of bushels.
This rule is strict enough for any prsctic-
nj nee
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

The CABIxEr.-It is said that there is
much trouble in the Cabinet at Washing
ton, about what is democracy. The
President, and some Of his influential
friends are for a Tariff" arranged to
suit Pennsylvania. but Secretary Cobb
crowns down" the tariff business, and
prevents the Administration from eldm-
silly recognizing the protective system.
Cobb has no financial policy. except to
borrow money to pay expenses.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

1t is reported that Hughes. the Great
Defeated of Indiana. has been rendered
the Mission to Russia, 'fn just defance"
Of the disapprobation of his constituents.
This may be incorrect, but it is credible,
and as crsditable also, as the J. CLANCY
Jones appointment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

A portion of the policy Of the Admin
istration which is very suggestive. is set
forth in the following line Of the Wash
ington correspondence of the n. Y. Times,
written on Friday last:
1.-THE drafts issued each week arc near
" three times as great as the weekly rev.
enue"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
Here is one of Prentice's last :

Our foreign missions have been con-
verted into "homes for the friendless" by
the charity of the President. Credentials
are not required, except so far as that
applicants must have been kicked out of
Congress by their immediate constituents.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

An Illinois paper says that the "orbit
of Mr.. Douglas is as eccentric as that Of
the comet now visible in the heavens.
No doubt Mr.. Douglas is As eccentric as
the comet, but we fear that be win new
er be visible in the heavens" either in
this world or the world to come.-LOu.
Journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

An Albany paper enumerates the at
tendance upon the prize fight as follows
Short Boys and Long Boys, Croppies.
Dead Rabbits and live Rabbits, from
New York Fly-by-nights, Killers and
Vampires, from Philadelphia Blood
Tubs. Plug Uglies. Rip Raps and ROGgh
Skins, from Baltimore Thugs from New
York. et id ouune genas from all over.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

To SToP BLEEDING AT TIE Noss.-Dr.
Negrier, French surgeon. says that the
simple elevation Of persons arm win
always stop bleeding at the nose, He sx-
plains the fact physiOlogically. and de-
clAres it a positive remedy. Its certain
" easy of trial.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

mas named Peksns, who died al Valparaiso IN le4O Of
broken heart.
We sat alone ia a treHised bower,
And EaEsd Ger the SarkeAing deep,
And the holy calm oftirat twilight hour
--o. Game over oar hearts like sleep;
AID we dreamt Of the s'banks AID bonny brasso
Which had gladdsned our chdhOOds early days.
And he, the friend at my side that sat,
Was boy, whose path had gone
Der the fields and flowers Of Joy, which Fate,
Like mother, smiled upon;
And thought of the time when hopes had wings,
Aud Memory to Grieflik a syren sings.
His home had been on the stormy shore
OF Albion's mountain land;
Hi, timed to the breakers roar,
And he loved the bleak sea-sand;
And the torrents din and the bowling breeze,
Reused all his souls wild sympaihiss.
They had told him tales of the sunny lands
Which rose DER Indian seasi
Where gold shoue sparkling from river sands,
And strange fruit bent the trees:
They had Iared him away from his fathers hearth,
With his tones Of love and his voice of mirth.
Now the fruit and the river sIens near,
And he sirayed meath irnpic sun,
And the voice Of promise that thrilled in his ear,
In that joyful hour, gone;
And the hopes he had cherished mid the wdI Of night,
Had melted away like freely light
Oh! / have watched him gazing long
Where the homewsrI vessels lay,
Chasing sad thoughts with old song,
And wipng his tears away;
And well knew that his weary breast,
Like the dove ofthe Dsluge, pinned fur rest.
There a worm in the bud, whose fold
De6ed the leech's Grt;
COnmmPtion's hectic plague-'POt told
The tale of broken heart:
The boy knew he was dying, bot the sleep
OF death is bliss to those who watch and weep.
He died-but Memory's wizard power,
With its ghost-like train, had come
To hrs hearts dark ruins, at that lasI hour,
And he murmured-"IIome! home! homS!"
And bis spirit passed with that happy dream,
Like bird IN the track of bright sunbeam.
oh. talk of Spring to the trampled flower,
ofIght to the fallen star;
OF glory to those who in dangers hour,
Lie cold on the fields of war;
But ye mock the exile's hear, when We tell
OF ught but the home where he loves to dwell.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
(From Forney's Press.)
AN EPITAPH,
Over a FayOrite Mental of the President
of the United States, recently deceased

In England, Of OLD, it the rule
That the King kept his Butler and also his Fool;
But in Model Republics man will suffice
To he the Courts Fool and the bottles to ice.
The who lies here Bucks marketing did,
Gave cards roGnd for dinner to those who were bid
And exulted DER others, when not asked to dine
On Executive mutton and Cabinet wine.
This slab, on last Tuesday placed over his bones,
Shows the Court Fool and Butler named J. CLAM
Jones.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

The Hon. Kenneth Raynor. of North
Carolina, has written letter to a politi-
cal committee at Wilmington. Del. in
which he takes strong ground against the
Kansas policy of the Administration,
and in favor of protection to American
industry, which he regards as national,
and not as a Northern question.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

SHOT Us. KSoTT.-A duel was recent
ly fought in Mississippi BY S. Knott and
A. w. Shot. The result was, Knott
was shot, and Shot was not. Under
these circum atances we would rather have
been Shott than Knott.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

KNITTING MAcHSE.-A knitting ma
chine has Just been invented by genius
in Seneca County, and it viii knit per-
feet stocking in less than five minutes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

% cabic feet Of sand, or Is cnbie feet
Of earth. or II cubic feet Of clay. make
ton.
lS cubic feet Of gravel or earth before
digging, make q cubic feet when dug.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25


Jerusalem is sileat now,
Her priests and warriors sleep;
And dimly yoa vaulte1 brew,
The stars their vigil keep.
Unheedsd is that vOieeless gloom
That stiffness has no dread
To her that weeping seeks the tomb
Ofths beloved Dead.
The morn on Zion's lonely hill, !.
Has cast no beams abroad;
Yet Mary's foOtstep fingers still
She goes 10 seek her Lord.
Why stands she wonderingi Hands unknown
Have burst the shroud AMI pail,
And rolled away the sealed stone,
And rent the prison wall.
Jesus, the Dead. she sees no more,
And weeps in fond alarm
Oh, shall she not upon him pour
fer piosE, myrrh and hslml
Blessed One! thy love and faith are great,
Is not thy triumph neari
Yea, He thou seek'st doth on thee wait
Mary! behold him here.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

To REsroRE WIzE THAT HAS BEcoHs
SoUR OR SnAHP.-FM Q bag with leek-
SEED or Of leaves or twisters Of vine, and
put either Of them to infuse in the cask.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
{WHOLE NUMBER, rs.
MARY AT THE sEPULCHRE.
BY REV. WA. B. TAPPAN.

"Jssus saith her, Mary She turned herself, and
saith unto him. Rabbon; which is TO say, Master Jesus
said unto her, Touch not for not yet aseeaded to
my Father; but 90 ny brethren, and say unto them,
ascend my Father and yoer Father unto my God and
your GOd."-JaAs 90: 10, II.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
Ggpitt 4oetrp,
HOME.

THE following beAutfuI lines written by young
named Peksns, who died at Valparaiso, in $780, Of
broken heart.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-23
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
ThOrn's Compound Extract of CO.
paiba and SarsaparI1Ia.

Possesses advantages not enjoyed by other medicine
for the cure OF sexual diseases which must with
eped public render assurey mighty popular aod Iesd
eTatum long sought for in the medical world IL needs
confinement change OF diet In its approved FORM
Of paste, IL is entirely t&steess, and
sensation to the patient II has acquired the fame
in almost every part OF Europe; has been examined
proved o. and sanctioned the faculty OF medicine,
recommended by the most eminent OF the profession. Pre-
pared by j. W. THORN, Chemist, London, and for sale,
~toesae aud retail, by JOSH A rAKRANT Co Agents for
the United states, 2IS Greeuvich street, New York
the above valuable preparation has been extensively
couniereed by unprincped parties the United States
the proprietor has adopted precsu0n against impo
ton Label, OF which the following f fac
sime AID which will be found burnt IN upon the bottom
OF each of the genuine ended Tor sale in the United
Canadas BRUSH Pro snces, West Indies and South
America.
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PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

CEMENT R0OFING.
,HE undersigned is prepared to introduce into use in
Il Tennessee w. Z. cHILDs cos PATENT gLAs-
ask the attention OF Architects Builders, Railroad COM
psnies and the public to examine its superiority
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to
examine this 2oohng, il is better and cheaper any
that will the aeon the atmosphere in every
climate II is mpervious to water elastic, and flexible
1t contracts and expands with the changes of the
phere and will neither crack rot
its durability, there is question.
practically impershable, anc will perectuy resist
any ordinary external exposure TO nre es Abundany
proved ard will warrant II waterproof We will
gage put Roofing ordinary good sheahIng
old shingles tar and gravel tim Enc copper iron roofs
dollars per hundred square feet being far
cheaper than Roof Of the old style, and
be found the best rnng ever invented TO
mend cid leaky tn tar and gravel roofs
rusted through This Cement put on to last
long stone and form perfect adhesion any
land anted not TO eak) at two dollars my
per hundred square iee sheh & Is cheaper and much bet
heng for covering large Roofs where they exposed to
Cars Bridges, Depots, station Houses Steamboat Decks
and fact every kind Of Roof where there
exposure from are AS the Roof is perfect without ion,
it. presents No chance for IRE 10 communicate and
light subs tAnce will burn out without igniting.
s- Insurance oaices at Cincinnati and other place.
Ehere Chiids Co.'S Cement has been used, Bald
ngs with Roofs covered vith this Cement the same
rates for those covered with Iron, Copper Tin.
ss The Cement will be furnished to those at distance
With directions for using.
E orders cent TO the undersgned, through the Post
office, viii be promptly attended TO
Iwould respectfully refer TO the following gentlemen
for whom have covered baiidngs with the eeneat.
AAcHIrEcTs AsD MECHANICS or NASHVILLE.
NTH. NJ. AKERUlD.
Mai A. HERMAN.
Aessrs J. A. HUGHES SMITH.
WARREN MOORE.
COLEMAN SPAIN.
MoCULLOUGa II UGHy
= JOHN Ao0A ANN co.
Col II. l. ANDERSON. supt't n. k.o.R.R..co.
Rev. c, D. ELLIOTT. Nashville.
Mr.. ". B. sHAPARD.
y. r. GLAscock, q"
d. " wILKIs,
= 3; !: ohtisoRsr, N..Arn..
WM. sToCkkLL,
in. WIC.AR0
- las Jas G24asN' i;s;ss' :.
A. Va. I'm DsLEY,
JAS 4. KkNDRICk, ["
-. ks9Gn atsaSeok aSeosr; uowEIsryr ,..s,m.
sLAUGarEk 4 HERRIFoRD,
Col. A. J. POLK, Maury county.
Mai. A. }. DON el.soS, Davidson.
Rector y. &. SMITH, Colun6ia.
Messrs. - ". bRG Az 90. Murffessbore.
Ne ara. X. W. MoFAODEN 4 90.
"a LEIrER MESAIFEE,
ID. b. shRiyER co, shelbyyille.
Mr.. JAS. iowELL, LesiabIrgh.
NJ ssrs. McREYSoLDs a co, ci.Fksrille.
Mr. d 8. wRIGHV, Manchester.
A J. RICHARDSON. MeMipnvile.
The Nashville a chattanooga kzilro.i Company have
er sork AIso the AcNinnsnls 4 Aanchsstsr R.ilrosd
Company Certacates sad testimonials fro Cineiana
eshsre where the esasst h.s been in gensr4
andergned las been gagged In various modes Of
roofing for many e-, sad EATERS hnssa ths,
he has gnsd 400 seHssnSs and darns IA -
time J. r hAtHuksr,
Dec lit opposite Patriot once
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REMOVAL.

w have oar sJoc bots, Shoes, Trunks,
ao, l. No. 80 Union street, Gle door rom 81 etcn's
ana customers AID many more waning goods il our
BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
LADIES LAsrt'0 nEsL AND NO HEEL CATERS.
ooNGgFss. .. CATERS.
" PUMPS and WALT BUsKINs.
MISSES HEELsD d BOOTS AND CATERS
Z ESs LAST AND AID J.sIrERs.
CHILDRE IS ktO AND uoAt WELT B) RS
kIpAND MORocOD PUMP d orS
GENTS suPEAIoR QUILTED CALF FsTIrcHED BOOTS.
surCaED
STITCHED CALF wArAEPRoov
sTircuEO CALF CONGRESS CATERS.
tAL, OK TIfs sgwEo PEGGEp, all styles.
GUN BOTTOMS,
sEmED AID PEGGED CALF TIES.
BOYS GALS sst.tD AND PEdsED BoOrs.
CONGRESS u GaifERs.r
OK IiES.
4" hiF hEAFf DOTS.
YOUTHS cALf And ALP SGodASs.
" OK Has.
CALI AAD hip boors.
Heavy brosans ios nan alton use. All siHes, toms TO
IS Of ths bel qeAhy.
bore hs.sy sresAAs, lArg:: assortment
neavy Mud Boots, fro n % H. ali styles
Atage Aad FrSI Assors asas Of hsAry Wool Hats for
We st ais. have hsnd COED eat Of rran IL
iron the 20 .hs aas lIeAsy sols LsAIasf
cole Leather Sad tios sEia aoaaet boxes
Soils LxAhsr, os SAia Aad FAllses ali sEes,
pTiess knd .tysss.
IN w.rd, have every variety Of goods fsasd Ia
boos shoe Store OF iLe SsFy best ana o-ssl
PTsse- bkADsnAa a kUfLAAD,
oecBo-u no ~. L Hi0n s.reet-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-23
BRACES AR1lC LlNlMENT.

EnECCS An stU ktsSsWIENIs
THIS great specific, which triumph in the PEogres:
presented public free from pain, suffering and dis
1t not discovered nor is u now PREPARED ior
bat for a large class who are suffering pain
Have YOU the NeurdlgiaF
Have you the Ear or IoGta .a. AG5s .v,,.
by the use of Braggs Arctic niment.
Are you affi cted with Otd Aores'
Are Won suffering from severe Brat1ses
Are you enduring pain from Sprd'isf
tie Of the Arctic Lniment will sureiysive relief
Eheunatisrp is a dreadful complaint.
ScrQfuId is losth~oTe disease
Arctic Linmeut that it will Almost instantly cureiaete
and chronic Rheumatism, and rem0ye s:ro,9ia'
Why will YOU suffer with SchyuSHF
why viii YOU suffer with the rue!
Why will you submit CHil6LdiRsf
When by using the Arctic Linment GU may find per-
There are in thousands and tens Of thousands
who after suffering with one or IT OF
diseases With which humanity is afflicted Lntil dis
pairing nigh unto the Wounds bruises burns,
chbains piles corns warts bites OF insects,
eyes, tooth ache. etr ache neuralgia sore throat
parayss Of the Skin tumors ring worms,
scuryey coke in the breast lips stiffness in the joints
rheumatism, gou &C., have fastened upon them, and the
70 all such, pr Bragg's Arctic Linnent a
never fails! Hundreds and thousands testing is viz
tues reoic ng freedom rom pain and suffering
FARMEFs AND
DR. Bragg's Arctic Lniment is also sovereign remedy
for various diseases with which horses are am cted,
during the most alarming cases OF bruises sPrans Prng
matt Nounus, s"cotiSJb spa'iH N' 20
ad, poll ev etc. No farmer, livery stable keepers or
any owning valuable horses should be without It,
PREPARATIOs.
ingredients OF the Arctic Ii ement are OF the most
costly kind while the almost Is oeao upon com
pounding them bv OF the members OF IN; com any
who personal examin alton OF every bottle put
up.
accident, t is wise to have edy At hand
to Apply Instantly. Many lives thereby saved, when
lef piod ling time of medic practitioner must
have The Arctic Linmeut Is the best specinc
as it upon the parts afecel inStfnty -
put up in Csc o; aud 81 bottles The QUO and
Al botti contain 50 and 1CO pr Linment than
the csc bottles, and much cheaper.
Every person buying . bottle OF bRAoGs ARCTIC
LINAEsr will furnished at DR.. Bragg's expense, with
Emsrson's Journal published in New forh
for one wear b, filling certiic, arount each Dol
lar bottle sending J. 81. EMERSON Co.. No. oIl
BRAGG & BURROwES.
Sole PropretOrs, st. Louis, Mo.
W. W. Berry Demovle, Wholes lie Agents, and D.
CIV Hendershott A. II. Roscoe, and J. Stretch.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-23
Persons of COnsumptiye Habits,
RCaN WIS

TNO THE GRIEF NBURG COMPANY For TIE frsr time
my lie induced to cent ~ th- truly wonder
eGsc a popular medicine but in sen-iug he
certifaae feel that only dlschar rEing dty hat
otle 'TGfenberg Company, ana more especially to
suffering humanity.
A out the first Of June last had a negro man taken
Cough, ats nded with restesness sptu1g Of blood
other dangerous symptoms of c. Cnsumpton. timme
uiatriy called truly skfui and scientific phN Nscian
who told a OF umpt lie treated him
but he gradually then Rad
another sicsn oil great reputat d lie
ed him. and Cetided II 10 be hope Of
mption and said Il useless to spend in try
had previously promised The Graenherg Agents here,
On Wells OaeI) that when the doctors gave him
up Oud Try the Gte enbeTg Gov sump.ive' Bam did
nd to surprise, the man bcgan 10 1ptoVe
taking ouiy five lie ony two bottles
the BA three bottles Of the G. feuOtTg rsapar
Compo nd, which small sum oi nine dollars,
and to-day consider him entirely red lie i worth
al 2OO he Is do"g good erSIce the plan aton
him perfectly sound aud We ms he Is fat hearty
and strong, without ve.tige or sig Of disease ett
JOHN MiELs,
Claiborne Ala
l have used the Graf nherg Consumptyes BALM in se
OF pion, MY Practice, with the hap
p.tst ell, wlsh ali would Cbe l..
5 MEDARIs MD,
TOtJen Wells,
The Fefenberg Consur ive's san vi eneetua
Consumption complaints of he Lungs. III OF
he Lungs Bsnguor comblIed with DiIn
cu breath ny, PANS in the Cest, and BTof IL, the
aud the disc from becoming connrmed Con-
sumptol. la scsses uetays asnsvIou. Ihey 40
hundred fold al dstAsca having teudency 20 Con-
SUMPTION. Ne e-rnesuy ADVISE sli to procure tn Con-
suGpuvc's Balm IN seasou
So 1he piice OF The Consu pive's Bali Is s3 per
bO lie. ALkX. MCKENZIE, Nashville,
Agent for the GTeenDers Co.. fOr lenhe Alabtma
and GyOrgi-. (uvci0 II
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CO;sI!! COal!!!

sHE eitEens Of szshyitie have opportunity Il
Il Prosadaas thssaasiss4 sith Tau sept4y OF uOoL
coal for LEe -teEef, ~ application hs .EaefsgEed
70 }. II. hAa ahtSs tas Esaa Coal eaes hysl
and Chattanooga aAitroAd Depot.
sag5s-tL q. II. MARTIN. sseut.
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The Excelsior Corn and Cob Mill.

rIAs iust r-sstsa ths hEhsst pre- AZ the rrsst
III NsIioaa Lealsxs. ana Aso he OLso STATE
Pair a. The Lttss Giant sisr ana Masts
MiIa-
IIls sdEplsd 70 erashng Cora and cos Rye Oaa ks-.
for siock snd for srnaihg fer f.nny sss ai.llsrss
Ae- liza srtnanE s2rf@ees eAa BE renewed . 81
tel.rs. eslng s~s' from petens
81 ne Mn-
aay aoAEs- fr1ys-g Axssis ssalsd "a ssl IAs sssvs
Mills. J. @. BALDWIN q Oo..
eeI!-dtss.ez. "a college strssss N.zksliis.
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Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.

WEST MASCHEsrKR, Pa, Feb. 1, 1876.
sIR: Your CHERRY PEcroEAL is performing marvellous
cures Il has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms Of consumption and Is curing man
who has Iabored affection Of the for the
forty years. HENkf l.. PAhhs' Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALBION, Monroe county, Iowa,
write. Sept g. 1885: "Duriag prAc Ice Of years
have nothing equal to CHsERY PEoToRAL for
E ing and relief 70 consnnpVe patients, or curing
Consuni ption.
Probably no one remedy has been known which
cured many and such dangerous this Some
hun an aid reach but those the CHERRT Pscro
RAL afford relief and Goa fort
AsrJR House,, NEw YoRE CRY, March s. 1856.
Toc-oR ATGE, lOwESL Zee u a auty and pleasure
what IHskKr ftcToRAL has done Tor
wife She had been months AboTing under he da
gerols symptoms Of Consumption, from which aid we
could procure her much relief She steadily Ail
log unti Dr. strong, Of Tits es, where have for
adv ice recOmmenuet trsl OF medicine. We bless
his kndness do your skl, for she has recovered
from that day. She is she used be,
but is free IRON her cough, and calls herself we'll
ORLANDO SHELBY,
OF shebyville.
ConstsHptrss do not despair til you have tried ATkRs
CHkhzY IEcroaAL- made Of the beat medical
chemists Sord aud Its Al s.oGnd u bespeAk
the hsh merits Of IA yirtaes.-IAaLa Ledger.
PREPARED By DR.. J. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, HAS.
And sold wholesale by
BEAKY DEMosiLLE, Nashville.
Jo C. BRowN, sad ell dr. 1ggsts Ia this city.
FRiERsoS A HAWKINS, CoiaaablA.
faoMAs BRO. 0afEsyl.e.
Z. ID. DEERY, snsi6yyiHe.
sCHELL BLACkdUkE, dahatin
And Alldealersi n % edieiae everywhere.
DAN. PACKARD,
oetl.-im. Advertising Agent.
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DIR. JOHN W. MORTON

HAS fsaeysa HI. once hea Ne. a. oAsrry street, .s
II Ne. - csSss s,ssss. IsiysE
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON M. BRlEE & M. M. BRlEN JR.
ATTORNEYS AT Law.

Cnce, No. IL side Of Cherry ST.. COopors BUILDING
formerly occupied by Id. ewing.
L HAVE taken ia co-pAftnsrshP my sOn, "a. BRIEz in
the practice OF Law ali Courts of Davidson COD
IT, One or both generally be found In abe once.
Prompt and especial attention ass5 given securing
and collecting ali claims Money Shen co.'s
lectedl
Ihsse been constantly andrsgaaTly engagedin any pro-
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-23
Groceries, Groceries,

~ z hhds La. sugar fair 1ocases Salmon,
u choice IS q Fresh Cove Oysters
255 bags Rio Coffee. IS e" Sardines,
125 bbis La Molasses, IS boxes Champagne Older,
90 " H.Y.Syrup, qts d pts.
100 '' Ii and h Sugars, So boxes Cod Fish,
500 packages NJ r Rasins, IS bbls Walkers Xxx Ale,
100 boxes Layers SEQ boxes star Candles,
100 kits Nos Mackerel 800 Ibis Tenn. white whisky
so bbls Nos. 2A3 3 so chests Imperial Tea,
10 tierces fl e b Figs, 25 bags Texas Pecans.
IS pockets Java coffee, de-, &C., DC.
Which We will sell TO th c trace low for CASH.
LANIER, PHILLIPS co.
Dec5-L No. SO, Market street.