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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-18
THE 81
LIVER INVIGORATOR
FKhPARED. BY.DK. SANFORD,

PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURG1TfYR AND LIVER ME.
nov before the public, that acts CatEartic,
kn9En II is not cnlya Cattdrtc, but Ltger remedy
acting Fst on Ltpert eject It's morbid matter, then
eomplistns two purposes eectuhly without any Of the
in the operations Of most Ca.
purges III and when taken dsy moderate doses, viii
The LIVER is one orthe principal regulators of the
human body; and when 1t performs functions we'll,
the OF the system ullydeyeoped The stomach
Is almost entirely dependent thehestt6y action
The proper
system uGersinconsequencei orgauthe LIVER
having ceased TODD It's tho diseases that
practice Of more than s md R son s e 2
to counterfeit mnny arrangements to which
trou-
bled with LIVER o0lE4PL4LNT, Ia any offts forms
These Gums, remove alE1morbid or bad matter from
the system, gin heEplase aheahy how of bile
The food e sst
whole machinery, removing he cause OF the disease
edccting Aradioal cnFe.
BETTE PRaEENTED bs 6cessiSps sss OF t5 s
LIVER .ENvLGoRAToR. ~ q -
One dose to relieve the stomach
anu preNenS the iood tromr7rtsing and souring.
Only one dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
9aE 8Rs a9s Fa7 2sssa' che bowels
One dose takenaiser saohg meal viii edse DYsPRpsIA
une 10Se o. Two tea spoonfuls will always relieve
One bottle taken ior fs. remoyesthe
e9ai 90
One dose olten peatedis0a sure cure for CHOLERA
@ Only one bottle seaesdsSst to throw out Of the
system the effects ofmeil long sickness.
~ One bottle taken AINDIGE removes all sal.
9esi Of RgRssqFal SSIoE.Fon The skips
or TO the appetite, andmakess food digest.vslls
q, One dose often repeatedL cures GHR0NZC. DIR.
BoRL - ias 53sis to dose and
Tas OF 9Ses cures tseks caused by WORMS In
the.Eoril IS Y gseesr tirtEs N y!.lt 3sF
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- = - aE1ili
.sattaS t-s4eNs - By GnFILLGN.- ~
zfG1@ss-4 s@l-.s . -. .,.-a
Tombso her kings may storied Egypt show ~
.EboanSt FyaWFanf fling by tho mystic Nile; SO.
- But prO6deEspyramids in4Scotiand stand, ,1s
Our gutfhaFts ealFps-the everlasting hills.ssq
-, Prey as they rise gpiids the teq1pesb point,
heaven where sit thrond injppoEa bliss,
spirits that IN battle burn
= =. Ending the glory OF The Scott name. s,
~ Stern on our sires
steg And saw, with tutterd and disorderad Wings
- Alike THO Eagles and the RaYenst
~. But steEner still, with swOrdstunscabbard
- Abiding stood the coyenantcd binds, death
4 Who toll for rights, aud sow d their fields with
They first on earth, while all the morning stars
sLOOk'd spectators in the heavenly Skies 7'i
90 Proclaimd, resistance is right divine
And, to the beating of their hearts, in shouts 'a
,. Answered the echoes ofposteritY. - - srFn
re- Oft on The marty RS messy mountain tomb ~
AS lone mediate when Sabbath calIns :.
sts- Ditfuse soemnity all around, - ~
And upland waters fall with holy clime,al
1 see the vision of some legend morn
Sad slow, and thoughtful, with the book and
brand,
The gray -hair'd Elder to the meal of prayer,
- Winds Ger tho m9orlan1 to the trysten glen,
y And nolr, behind, his wondering STRIPPING son
~ Looks at the bird, which seems as 'twere with
To pause in song as on they silent PISS. [awe Z,
Anon afar, sReetning the hallow'd air, 8 .
As with the fragrance of celestial bowers, i!i-1
hear the Psalm ascend, ard see apart
a The posted Waterman as he sgazes round,I
Lest bloody Gaverhousel the foo of God, -
Comein the thunder peal of his dragoons..
Then in my francs draw the boughs aside
That screen the tabernacle ofthe glen,
And 10! before me secret worshippers
Rapt, list'ning sit, or lowly bending take
The broken bread, andfo the blessed wine,
Weeping. they fetch the water from the spring;
But ere they taste, the warder onthe hill
Gives the shrill sigpal, and dispensing fly
The trembling women, while for battle form
DetermInd men, their Bibles in their breasts;
t.i With swords unsheathd, and by Jehovah cheer'd
=. They wait serene the coming ofthe storm.
az 4SRomani +Daue1 /.
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FIRST CLAss-Boots, Shoes Hats 5and1 OK 49,
Gaps, Books, Dry Goods Cn boxes, bales i,.4 49,.
aud trunks Drugs (n boxes balesO zoo per 100 bs
/. Feathers, Furs, &c ..Z.5s5.z3l
SECOND OLAsS-Domestic SheetIng ii
r. Shifting and Ticking, Tin original bales.I IT,.
Drugs I'm casks Hardware Leather f6Oc per 100 lbs.
Qnrollsor boxes)W Wool and sheep Pelts
Eastward. - i
THIRD OLASS.-AnYHs, Steel, ChainsdnS
casEs,) Hemp, Bacon, aud Pork, sailed - - =
Goose orin casks Tobacco rove per 100 lbs.
ed, Sexcept cigars orcut) &c. &c. -
ish, Bacon Beef
and Pork lin casks or boxes, eastward n T.
Lard Lard on, Nails Sofia Ash, S40o per 100 lbs.
EanOlay, Tar, Pitch, tRosn. &c! q s.{G
FLOUR-75c per Lbl. until further notice 81
GRAlN-1h carloads IS cents per IO0 n,,+iI S,.
notice. - SS ~ tNDs'' 1"tlliuFIh
furthernottce, 80 SS 2s Ntetsnt' until
shTPing goods fEom Of
All consigned to agents Of This r0sj
a. or Plttsburgh will be forwarded gitont
FERIaIT AosNTso E Evans. 81 Eiby 81 8 p
Ularke Astor House. and street. and febn
Battery Place, NewY0rk; Pierce
irwin Co. and Springmau Brown Cineinnsti n.
u " Aladtson Ind; DumespII, Rel q 90 and
carter q Jewett Louisville. KY: PC O,Rney q 90 FvsnS
u = Sass, St Louis Mo; Harris o.
me npS, Ee1n Leecf 800, Chicago M. j p Gas FTt
wayne, Ind u Sneeder, Phila BfagraW & FSoons sSt,
norei u A Stewart pittsburgh - 80
II: h HUSTON, Gent AGENT pbii,d
apslyi HI hoMBAERT, supt., AltoonA pa.
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/, PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office of the Millennial
-. "a t.Ininle.e, Rel q nv Wa

VI -Nsk9tfEt
At the Office of the millanniaI
= a. Harbtnger; Bethany,
CHRISTIAN HYMN BOOK; In full shee94I5s cents per
~ copy dc Do 9FP5esque per eoPy 80 csntES sdo
90 de faEsy morocco t sE a. %
Turkey m9reee9, git edges, With sold clasp, S1,E5.
odFista BSp6sa ana Consequent.
e9pRR an; between BP PuFcell An
yoleonpets muslin COPY
Dc Dc Do Do do do Do Do s aFssssa ssRs -
Rice Debate, new editor, e %; per mail g; 80
Rrncples and Religious urged
BY ca9pbe and otherS ByR. RIehardson. Price, from
z BaxteT,sPoems2 PLAIN, 81; extra, g.
Volume: aleuni S Hssbase 81 Per vol
Z Tsoept Of the money the above WILDE sent post
ass Baptist. nice Debate and
ssped The postage on the former Is abOnt 80 cs tho
- No books boo Vim be ss4. On 9oRulspioa
PRICE OF BOOKS BY MArILposTAeE PAID HER
Hymn Book, Sheep,per dozen 90
f a6sSsi sIs e 9ss ps!
49, q Turkey morocco gilt edges, per doE.1o 90
Christian system per dozen; ,..........1o
Terms of the IInrbInger for 1858.
4 copy single subscriber. SO
nnot paid before the expiration of SIX months. so
copies for year or copy for three years.. 90
1S coPes 00
Is eopiss (a1i one copy gFsJ. % 70 90 90
25 copies (and copy rRtisS. so 90
90 copies, (aud to getter un Of club Bap
tism and one neatly bound Hymn Book ........ so
tls@ ana Two neatly bound Hymn BooksS.. 20 go
Baptism and three neatly bound Hymn Books = 100 90
100 copies land copissiof the book Baptism
sd snssaS bound Hymn 90
EXTRA PREMIUMS!
Por Of three clubs SIS worth
kBooks! asss.-t = u.s.
For the next largest ovcrd5Nt $6Oworth of Books
And for the next $50. O
The books to be selected according to the order Of the
Agent to whom the premium Is Awarded. so
~ TElE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
LNADYANOEP0R CLUBS. We cannot afford to keep ac4
counts for Clubs. ~ 1fss ffF7E7s
8operso't residing In stNaay s0t De admitted as a
eontpetttOr for these premitRIs
Address A. CAMPBE ELL, BETHANY,
: rnh4s=ly Brooke county, Va.
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1878. l957-aIq
flEk. - -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
CsLh HA1R1RANGEAENTon and after Monday, De-
THE FAST MAIL TRAIN leaves tho Passenger Station
in FaG sRdi az st So
hAPESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening,
The Johnstewn Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
STATIONS aad nn az go p: Stopping at all
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily
Train for Turtle Greek, leaves leaves daily Sunday ex
cepted at The Third Accommodation Train for
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh as followers.
ps ob lao l p VII! Mall 90 a. yohlstoyp
second 4U Third Accommodations 616
Transfor Balrsvie and Indiana connect at
Intersection with Mall Train East, Express train and
the Si SSnnstoWn daton Train East and West
lions ON the pittsburgh and oonnelsylle Road daily
press Irain p M Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
ana Oonnelsville Road, arrive at Pittsburgh M and
travelling public will it greatly to their interes
IN going East or Vest to travel by the Pennsylvania Ra
passed other route. the road Is baiIasted with
ana Is entirely free from DUST promise
their patronage - = = - s''S t''E "t'n
Fare t. to New 90
- /" baltimore. :. !. :. $50
:. :. Lancaster g sa
baggage checked to All stations on the Pennsyiy.nt.
Ratlroad, and TO Philadelphia Baltimore and New York
Passengers purchasing the be CHARGED
Ten Gents in addition the Station rates. from Sta
NoTIcB1n ofloss, the Company will hold them
selves responsible for personal only for an
N.B.The Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employedto
convey md baggage to and from the Depot
gage.
+ Attic P. R. &. Passenger Station,
-9 anS on liberty and Grant sts., Pittsburgh.
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6WHEHbaR & WILSON'S
Med q 4. e q milk Saul mr. E1Irl.

FTNHE UNANIMOUS FAVOR WHICH mas, E1rpn,n1n
II ne Of RBEELkR tEf WILSON'S 80
ecs,i ,Ao4L1k Is sufficient evidence Oft.
Y 9seenin q ihstltdtiont tie fact n
pyit AZ
every have hiIherto fraS -
ron of 1T NAV NOT he
M = MI not
aSs realised
tSs th Yieh1ias
and enNiable
khBited md IA a ~ 31
fis6 . Sc iss q kSs t JAMES EWING. AGENT ftf
seTEoSst sB6ildlng
fn9 dat ss = -
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Pennsylvania RAIIROAD
ETNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, Connecting tbe At,s;n
tic cities with Western, North Western, and SOUTH
western States by continuous RoilWay direct THIS road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line of Steamers to
on Western Rivers and Cleveland aud SAN
Lakes; making the most direct cheaDest and TeIiG5is
the Great Vest. i - ~ -e ' u,
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FARE AS Low AS. BY AlEYsoTHRR ROUTE.

az Be parteuar and ask for Tickets. via. the O. W. q
Short Line Rail Road. ', nd
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This route passes through N Lexington Lancaster Orr
cleYie, Washington, Wilmington and AarroH-he richest
and.m beautiful part OF Ohio. ~ = 7FH
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nCARTWRIGHr

4 80 T.hCARTWRIGHT,1 n
IL NJ USICs PUB LIS HER,
II, OF NEW AIusIC:- - - = ~ H.
city. isff.f = sIflSf 5,5-i - Vi 'AH
Fartune Teller; (Gutall J. p. GiEHn.
ssultants Polka;i (Pfano) Charles D! Albert
La sylHhide Yalse; piano. J, fischer,
La Cloehette do Patre; fPianoO r.efeIjrtiA WeIv
kuglne Masurka Sentimentalei tpano) James Relax
Masurka des Traineaux Z: tPianoII Asoi.ls.
The celebrated hondO E1aIe, as Sung BIZ Madame t.,
borde; Piano. Max AIaretIek y S'Ne la
tffAlso .reGeivedt the following pieces of Music Fl
Bessiess Grave; a beautiful song.
Z What is Il lone without Brother. Ia
~ Home without;a Sister; companions to What
Home Without Mother. " @
~ Maid of Sylvan Nook.i-s1 :,.g9i-ss.a d.
Flight Of the Ro
THE Snow has fallen arousJ ne Y ~
Asg assortment Of Musical Works, &c,,&c.
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enquir.
street, Wheeling, Va. =. : ''''-
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Z. GEsT, Pres't, W. w. BAYLEY Act Stunt. !
Cincinnati. @ z3If3E ZanesvilIe o.
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THE ID LIG.E NCE r.
THH COVHNANTHRS

$3.50 - .Fs6zaE sao& - s4s1a is1L&-s7
..s.t5s aeNs 81 By enr1LIAN.
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Pianos Melodeons, and every kind Of musical
ments tuned and repaired.
~ All goods warranted at this establishment. nov5
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$50 sssssEsss s51zsRs - i
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In eonnection With the above keep every kind; Of u
establishments and musical merchandise generally
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SHEET MUSIC. >,
Thelargest stock Of sheet music musical wors 70
Inthe Western country.
,lV1 MisIG sent to any address, postage Free. "a
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TRAINS LEAVE zANESYILLE AS FOLLOWS:
At 1215Af lI40 PM, Cincinnati and points al ae
arriyaof Central Ohio from Wheeling ana IN
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10 o Eb
WE have hand neWEIud OF Jars Of glass with most
w simple and perfectly tops, which is far supe-
rtor to any tin use. go
iuly1 W. A. EDWARDs& BRog f
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Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted )betYeen Rich.
y mond and Washington City via Gord6nsylle ana Aiex.
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ARsEILLEs Collars and Sleeves aud Collars in sets
II White and Figured, very cheap and very pretty.
seP4 t - PAYNE & co., 81 Monroe st. 8
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Great Northern ana Southern Mail Route.
:. RoR NORTHERN, sOuTHERN AND lYEsrRRN $
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5TRANSPORT ATlION.


Ii reishts intended for the road bes
n delivered beteet the hours Of 4 O. m. and 81 D MAS
none5win be received after that hour. F.swEESEY,
seq General Manager.
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Virginia Central Railroad!
ORANGE AND ALEXANI0RIAH
RIA IIIR ClAJI)S-, 80
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Hours Of departure at Rich.
mond. :. 64b A NJ and 7.an D N
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- = Oar stock % these
= y at low byiSeS, ana
Md Napkins, Linen
- lB d ttStlfisss All WIDTHS.
~ 8 wen Known aads:2
alssSi Ale in ston,. Ark Z
IAN "a Alsilisi NammkeaE ana ,
= rs XIII. Q. s.WnA RsnSarN
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Take the Central Ohio .-Road to. 2
| GAINESVILLE. ggs5
And there CHANGE take those Of the O. w 4 T.
I H33 Hfs Short Line. 9NfIT
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IEOeIUs miles shorter By this Route than ola.
Columbus to GiacinnGti. a -Hs
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ita FRESH ARRIVAL
AT THE NEW YORK STORE.

GOFrHATs-J a large stock ofsoft Hsts-sI
~ cry conceivable variety, style and color.
a9ulyo 20 ~ q - 1850 BLISS CAMPBELL.
q rs sstas't 4's 20 ~ No. IS. Main -
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NV i5EAT Wheat Drills for sale Al
w ManQtactnrers prices by so
.augl4 49,. Z SMITH 3 GoRREII,.
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Also, agentfor tSrlnce's W ell IeOns, CnrEart,.
1Ietodeona, and Hughes s. Hates NleIode-
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Hs Associate Professor of Book Eleeaiss.
N. c. J0HNS0E,
PEefeEsoref puSinsss and Ornamental Penn4nShln.
g. T. WI1LIkmS, ESQ.,
80 - ,lf'its lecturer on hefcant eLaH. z - t
+, I'D RRMt 3. Y EATES, B E.Eis 8, D.,,1.jg
= - - Lecturer on COMMERCIAL E.hics
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CT1PIR HdITSI

LNEUU = IIVUC--- :
q rhS1g Goods iFROFY ll
"a ennAlstl ees DaH
- hsetJnll and 4illl
ssssanl ShiFtih a NJ /.
as ~ y hIIlls,
stsQGiebt's; Shir
~ slnalslA, Zen r III
ErFf .aRp6 47esf
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star Candles.
3 esTosg Dsitetek's Cincinnati Star Candies
day by RR1rsad and Tor ssIs
sSfsS ~ prizes ~ 2 tf az alJ. a. ME1CALF -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-22
by FELEGRAPm.
Foreign News.


/ NEW York Sept. 2l.-Fhe steamer North Britain
/ has arrived ct Quebec with Liverpool adyices o.
There is cessation OF signals on the Ocean Tele.
graph Cable It Is believed that the difficulty il
near shore and remediabls. Shares in the company
have greatly declined ~
It Is reported that the China indemnify to France
and England is greater than stated
Bright the engineer Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company, has been knighted.
NEW YORK. Sept q General Walker with Col
Won Natimer left in the Star Of the West" end
will stop ct Panama to mature plans for another fo>
ray on Nicaragua.
It is said that he is preceded with arms and men
in the steamer.
Bosrox, Sept. 2I.-Cspt Townsend in his defence
of the SLAYER Echo, denies being master aud alleges
that the Capt Of the Echo is spsniard now in the
State prison at Charleston
WAsHIEarox, Sept. 21.-Chubb Brothers, bankers,
suspended yesterday, declaring their assetsanple to
meet their liabilities
The Joint Commissioner FOR running the bounda.
~ between the United States and Texas, will not
commence operations till spring e1
The Secretary Of the Treasury decides that ta>
marinds, preserved in sugar, are subject to duty
Of so per cent, and cotton socks with dyed tops.
and spring steel Is per cent.
The steamer Niagara, with the captured Africans,
left last night for Africa.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 21.-ArFived-ship Targuin
from Boston. Bark Robert Carrier from Liverpool. |
New YoRK, Sept. 2I-FOreieu- Signals on the |
Atlantic Telegraph Cable ceased on the merning Of
the Sd. Shares are offered at 900 pounds, but no /
sales WhitehOuse thinks the difficulty is near the
shore. H1Ea a-...s1N
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.--All the rivers are falling
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the favor;e having The inside a, the start At the
Tap Of The drum they all got off well, the mare ieao
ing and keeping it TO the last quarter, @nen .ne
/ black passed her, and beat her aoout three lee1
The Grey vas few lengths behind.
Second Hs15.-Fhe mare OF Barnes eos tae steIb
aad kept ahead for half mile. s,'s - =
the home stretch the contest was oetWeen she grey
and baok the mare falling behind, the black win
ming the heat by neck IN l;os. -
Tolney ste7ensons Black horse by Albion, dam BY Phi
A. Barne.' Florence Guild by Albion dam by Richard.
John Matthews Grey e Fn.g y s5s S71 Ehglf
FoURTH DAY.-There we're two entries Barry and
Niller's two year old Albion colt, and 0dom's colt
by Albion. The first heat was won By the first
named colt easily. In the second heat the winner
threw the driver on the back stretch and, Of course,
lost the heat. rsf1i . q e.esssn
Stoke Mile Heatsa years old $50 Entrance, SO Forfeit
Ell 0doms b. g. by Albion dam BY Sovereign; 4
Miller & BarTys bay colt by Albious dam by Jerry.
FIFTH DAY-This was the big racing day, and
the excitement was very great We have seldom
seen large attendance. The purse being large,
and horses Of great reputation being in the stake
there was great interest felt in the result The IA
vorite, decidedly, was Galgys PO>ssos against the
field Guilds HiaWstha was next There had been
eight entries but Eve paid forfeit the starting nags
being Hiswatha, Pots os, and L. B. Edwards hily.
The track was heavy, rain having fallen two nights
previous As they started off Edwards hlly LED
little ways, when in the long stretch Pot-S-os got
ahead and kept it for nearly two miles, HiaWatha
next when the bit Of Pots broke, the rlaer hold
ing by The throat latch On the lower stretch OF the
third mile HiaWatha passed him and came out about
sixty feet winner, Edwards mare being distanoed.
Pot os kept on and three-quarters Of mile
after the close and was only taken up on the last
turn Of the fourth mile. or
Second Hsat-Both horses came upin good order,
Pot Sos, apparently, suffering but little from the
severe pulling at the throat though it is hard to es
innate what injury he might have sustained. They
got off WELL aud throughout HiaWaths got the lead
and kept it. coming in ahead thirty or forty yards.
Notwithstanding the bad luck Of Pots os his friends
have undiminished confidence in his speed and bot
TOM and are as willing ever to put up their mon
ey upon him.
Great Three Mile Stake with Three Year 0dsS5OO Entanoe
50 OForfeit.
10. Guild Blythes b. h. HiNahs by Albion, dam by
Wagner.
Also 5. m EAe Deans by Albion dam Glorians. pd f.
L. B. Edwards b. Mary Wylie By Albion, dam by
VIM Har7eys g. m May Queenby Albion, dam by wag-
pd
viathan. pd IT.
Euiora. full sister to Kate Hayes. pd. #.
Eli Odom's b. c. by Albion by Sovereign. pd. #.
Malone Cagys BIC. Pote-oes by Glencoe dam Imp ~
by Stumps |
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-22

TIE CoMET-Wehave seen the comet, and "there-
by hangs a tsle BE is in the northwest, and the
polar star squints at him. He is the same chap
that frightened Charles II and all the other foolish
people in Europe. Any time between tea-time and
early bed>me he is visible free gratis for nothing
and for an early morning call, requires only that
visitors shall have their eyes open. An OPera-glass
brings the new star to the "foot-ghts," and he Is
all the better looking for the improvement
The papers say that there are three comets now
visible aud that one of them has tail two degrees
in leugth-nOt quite long to look at as our cats
tail 1t is proper to add that we have not yet had
peep at the whole Of them, and don't care much if
We don't
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-22

Headache-FrOm an Eminent Clergyman
Pr1sBuRs, July 9, 1875 Aesrs. Benz Page, Jr. Co.
Gentlemen take great pleasure in saying to that made
use Of BerhaVess Holland Bitters, which OBJ
aimed your and found special relief Of headache
rom which had long suffered and believe they we're Of service
to me in relieving my stomach and head
Very respectfully, SC. sAN'L- 3. BABoocK.
Headache and Debility-Mr silas J. LiscOmb, Of
birmingham, says: |" have found in Berhave's HOl-
land Bitters a remedy for Headache and Debility. Ny
wife has also used it with the greatest benefit p"
Mr. A. s. Nicholson of Psburg, also remarks that be has
perienced much relief from its use for headache.
Strength and Health RestOred--Mr. John
Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh the Pennsylvania
Canal, says;
''when commenced taking BerhaVe's Holland
Bitters, hardly Now enjoy excellent health"
septI9-dScw-1E.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-22

10y virtue of deed Of ust executed by H. P Doris,
January H. 1858 and registered in the Registers Office,
Book 81 page 346 7, will proceed to sell 10 the highest
bidder, Tuesday, Sept 1853 in front Of house,
College seet following property viz Some three hundred
stoves Of various styles and pate consisting o. Cook Dining
Heating Stoves for Coal and Wood Also skiIIeis Pc
Ovens and Lids Large Kes Wagon and Irons and
Tin Ware, together with sundry other to close out
stock
will also sell the public square, Saturday Oct 1853
four good Mules three good Horses three Wagons Springs
nray, and Cart iron aAles,
Tie above ales Cash Also at time and Mace will
highest bidder the Stove Foundry Fixtures and stock
hand, il not sold privately before that lime.
persons wishing examine the Foundry will pleae call
atNO. College street, Nashville, Tenn.
IL All persons indebted to H. P Doris save cost by pay
ing up Immediately, debts must be paid.
sepI4-tEtd r. W. SHAFFER Trustee.