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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

SPEECH As is ."-Senator
Burch, (Lecomptonite) of Trinity, made n
speech in the Senate the other day, and we
have no hesitation in pronouucing the eff.
fort superior in diction, though not ir argu.
ment, to the speech of Mr.. Tatmau, of Ma
riposa. 1t contains some ma tiers of fact for
the gentleman exhibited tho good sense to
quote largely from Douglass, Broderick,
and the BUTTE RECORD. After reading an
article from our paper, Mr. Burch asks the
following question;
care we to endorse this course, or not ,"
And then put it to Senators as follows:
This is the question, and not whether
Mr. Douglas is right or wrong"
There's craftsmanship for you. 1t is
doubtless very gratifying to the Hon Speak
er, to know that that the Senate concluded
to mot" little.
lowing to the pressure upon our col
umns," (as what's.the- name. Of the thing
has it, we are unable to notice Mr.. Burch's
splendid copglomerate of ignorance, iumpu-
dence and misrepresentation, at any great
length. but give the following extracts,
from which our readers will bo enabled to
understand his position, and form an idea Of
his powerful speech.
speech OF Hon. John Celestial Burch.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

CAPiEAL IDEA. There 10 q proposition en-
tertained Mvorably by some Of the Legisla-
tors. Of building Capitol on the public
square donated to the State by the City Of
Sacramento; the work of getting out the
granite and other building materials to be
done BY State oonvicts. The State ought tc
have house which she could call her own
but whether this convict arrangement would
work we'll. is doubtful question Better
let the contract for the whole work, or buy
the present bniiding.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

DEATH OF Mr.. DAuBY.-M. V. b. Dau.
by, late ofMarysvills, Is dead. He died at
the residence of friend in San Francisco
Mr.. Dauby was one Of the earliest residents
Of Marysille, and one Of the most promi.
nent and most able members Of the Yuba
Bar. His death win cause universal regret
among bis numerous acquaintances. for no
man stood higher as gentlemen and ia.
vorits member Of the profession which he
adorned.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

CHINESE MURDER.-we learn from the
.Nstcs Of yesterday. that one Ma Young a
Chinaman. was murdered at Conklinville. n
settlement on the Yuba about twelve miles
from Marysville on the 18th Of February
He was killed by another Chinaman All
Kong. who is member of the See Yup Com
pauy. The murderer. after shooting his
victim. threw him in the river. All Kong
has been arrested and lodged in Jail.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

How THEY STAND IN THE MOUNTAINS
Our friend w. G. Buckelew. who came down
from Keystone. yesterday, and who has
travelled lately through Butte county. in.
forms us that he has conversed extensively
with the Democrats living in the upper por.
tions of Butte and Yuba county, and two-
thirds are undoubtedly opposed to the Le-
compton policy of the Administration. .-Er-
press.
Nine-tenths would have been nearer the
mark Mr, BuckelsW.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

misunderstanding to the Marysvills
Erpvess, . man named Marithew lately
swindled miner at Oroville out Of thirty.
Ave ounces Of gold BY sort Of hokus pokus
operation with few pieces Of coin and lit.
tie gold dust scattered over some lead This
10 the FIRST We have heard either Of Marithew
90 the Swindls. Where did you get the yarn
Mr.. Express.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

CoRREoTIoN.-In our notice Of the Union
Mining Company. We neglected to correct an
error In the spelling Of the Contractors
name, and Il has gone forth to the world as
H. B. .Nimon. 1t 10 II. b. Minott as every
body In Butte county knows, and as should
have appeared in our article for the ediica.
tion Of our Information seeking cotempora-
Yiee.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

Man DaowSED.--We learn by q telegram
in Wednesdays Union, that man named
John Murphy was drowned on Tuesday. in
the Ban Iosquin river. He was towing q
wcod-scow up the stream. and getting his
feet sntauglsd in the rope. was drawn into
the watsr. and perished before assistance
could reach him.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

APARAJos.-Nine Of these indispensable
articles in the packing business, we're stolen
on Tuesday night in Marysville. Their own.
sr, Q Mexican, after some searching resov-
cred them.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

HoI4ps oUr WrLL.--Whsn the present
Gsgislatare commenced their session. there
~sre funds 10 the State Treasury to this
amount ef about four thousand dollars. On
Saturday last there remained nearly three
hundred SD seventy-two thousand dollars
The Treasury holds oss =asziDgly ssll,
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

DEATH FROM APoPLrxY.-We learn from
the Sonora Herald. that Mr.. Linoberg OF
that place. died very suddenly on Thurday
night last. from spoplexy. He leaves wife
and two children.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

MIrrH KrLLED. By the caving of his
elaln. Richard Bloom, German. was killed
On Thursday last on Woods Creek, Tuolom.
ne eosuty,
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19
OROVILLE, FRIDAY, MARCH Isth. 1855.

~ Mr.. John II. Lillard Is authorized to
rsesivs ssbssriptiom and collect moneys for the
Daily and Th Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
u dsssncs cas obtain the paper By furnishing him
With their nansss.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19
S O NJ O r a ,

CAPT WHlTlNG,....... .,,,.., Commander
viii leave Folsom street Wharf, with the United
States Mails, Passengers and Treasure. for PANAMA
On Saturday, March Goth, 1853.
Arg O'CLOCK, A. NJ, PuNcrrALLv.
Passengers by the p. VI s. Co.'s Line are londed
on their arrival at Panama, upon the Wharf Mt thf
Rail Road Terminus, by the Companys Steam Ferry
Bon. aud are transported,
By the Panama Railroad COmpany,
Immediately Across the ISrllMUS 10 AsPlNWALL
where the steamers of the U. :. Mail ; Co are al
ways In readiness to convey them TO New York OF
New Orleans.
The Panama ltailrond Company, and the y. s Mail
steamship Company have authorized agents TO sell
their Tickets il desired by holders of Pacific Tickets
Passengers are notified that all tickets for the sea.
mers Of the u :. Mail s. =. Co., must be presented
to their agent at Aspnwalo for registry and exchange
as they will not Otherwise be available.
Treasury shipment will be received on board
the steamer until u O'clock, midnight, March ith.
No merchandise freight will be received on board
after O'Clock p. NJ March 10Th, and II written order
must be procured at the Office for its shipment.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
FORBES & BABCOCK.
Corner of Sacramento and Lelesdorf streets.
san Francisco.
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GO M M ERCIAL.
DAnv Cars err osssos.

As'Ssx, Aseasy' Aasss sssh.
LOU nsaner Mills Extra Ssaily tfsl
U"s DBL, ssrs Sspssaas tspsisi
v.esD ~ -; ssps'ans y y. 6sss CITY Extra
se'' nseons ssaAsy' ~ ~ bill
.ossMy .00' ssek. Quincy, y - =
-. oraAs., thll whsat) y ~ PER loo lbs
DEAN AND bhOkI6, ~ pr 100.
oonN-hesdy sale 81 ~ TO ssc.
SAALki--0ood demand Tor prime qualities d
esc % Iso.
WhkAI-Lattis ful wheat 10 Be hsA ~
WI % psad ~ gesd aseisis. eSsiag y to ~
ier enosssi peor sfsAss = 1900 - - sssrsssy,
vxs sesses' :. = -
-se 70 - hssis sssAlng y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-29

sCAnnsrr 4 MASON.
Wholesale and Retail Dssisrs In and AansfsStu-
ress Of
fuSnitars ana UHAelssssy,
Warrington Avsaus, betwees Ind ard u streets
81. LOUIS, NO.
oar Wsfsrsens will b fosaA the latest and
bsst styles, nsAs By the bsst vorkmen, and u
superior material and Anish.
BEDSTEADS:
Else Rosewood and Aahegany, walnut, Oak and
Cherry, viii high Post asd Canopy.
6IDEBOARDS:
Rosewood. Aahogany, Oak and Walnut, with
6hslvss and Aarbls Tops.
WAROROBES AND SECRETARIES:
lakewood, Mahogany, OAK and Walnut.
SOFAS:
Mahogany aad Walnut, covered In Hair Cloth,
Lasting and Broeatslh.
BUREAUS:
Hns. Rosewood. Mahogany. Oak and Y ainat. with
'''' WAsa.sTzSN 10 S:N'''~'
cENTRs AND sfDE TABLES.
With Marble Tops.
HAT RACKS:
Rosewood, Mahogany, OAK and walnst, e many
Az. n. Rosewood. HsIoe..y. Oh I'D va
ast Peslos, Esq and ksskiss Ckain; svssy varis-
y of Cushion, kush aid Case SeAt Rss>ption and
CostAgs Chair; Rscsnbsat Chair, Piaeo otsols,
Otte1sas. 1eotsteoIs. Loasgss, Corner and Side
WAatnots, Extension Tables Shower Bath, les
Boxes, wirs and Tin SAfss, sesrrsn's rssent Lsass
Ds1tSs<s. GILT LOOKING GLASSES Splendid
Pisr 0lassss, Ovak, Mantle and square; Wood
Frames In large sssortasas.
BIDDING.
DpsiaS, Hair. Mos, Exsslsier ed Husk Nat
tsaeso; fsetAss Dsds, Pillows, 1estsss, Coulosts,
8Aests ~. al II sAs hsst nstsriai, and
- - eFssA, swsa AaA ssw.
8vesy article warfaatsd ~ reproeGnte1, ana q
prices = lov - any other kosss e ~ city fes
Isspandiag quality.
Urders solicited aad faithfully Ansd.
We cordially invite every one Who wishss TO ell
end sxamiDe and price goods, q ~ are pleased
70 show osr goods, and giveyoa al The information
In or power.
All articles cold By ~ carefully pseksl, and H.
hvsrsd on boat Or ~ the house.
mch 5, '6S-d&wlm sCAKkITT MASON.
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REMOVAL.

The DAILY GATE CITY OPFTcE n
II hcOvrs's Bsilding, sorsss Of Main and
Second strsses. Estraass on Second street:
Counting Rocn lrst door 70 the right.
Ordsfs for oil kinds Of Job work filled
with nsaassss sad dispatch.
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VASOV - y y. =.
The u. Leafs saA sssshssn nsils arrive a sp.n,
TAs Weston nail b Railroad arrives 1t sp.u.
sissss ~ sr. =.
Psstoass epsa fro. u 4. y. I. Tir.s.
REMOVAL.
The DAILY GATE CITY OFFIcE IL
II hcOsss's Bsilding, sorsss Of Main and
Second Strssss. 1straass on Sssosd street;
Counting Rooa lrss door 70 the right.
Ordsrs for oil kinds Of Job Work Allsd
with nsaAssss ssd dispatch.
.Rfvss AAss1ss.-On Saturday Ne sivss
~ falling slsvly.
The arrivals fsso q. Leais vses ~ Dsu.
sstts, Aslsspelitas, Jsanis Whistle. asA
City Of Lssisiaas frsn Dsbsess, tAs o.
its 0tsls, ~ ~ Class Hiss iron ~ yvylle
With ZIG iesd Of prodsss.
DThs Concert on Friday evening was
largely atasadsd. A variety 81 pieces we're
performed By the Sosissy 70 he acceptance
Of tAs sudisuss.
- - -
oAnn oUpS0.-Tss DSobsss OF the
Second Bspsiss Church will give ssppsr 1t
Cesssst Hall % wednesday evening, March
h-;,.,. 49,. .Pp"'' = 'as
Usa'ess8 y OouFoa.
fsgn Tssss--Ms. p. II. Hams has .
- -
vh;aA i. ii, v.,v..a ). :. :. ..,.....,.A
Os4i = =. =. Osys eAeeses corner Of Third
ssd Fsltoa sGssos, 90 eaaniss Tie assort-
nsas whish No. bsea selssesA With tAs great
- - - ssssassoe.
ers>ne 1i~e d.. e. Hal. .h;,a..,
vs,e hiIIc1 - Tolke~Ae,s- s;,ss;s 4. ~
Of -, whe lesked thao % In large trunk.
- yeane 09ro10 - - bsen eoDdsan-
= % I'VE yes0 eseeensos. he gave -
We oss.ve Ies ~ enos, oesife 70 psnieh
n.Sss ~ 80 s..- :.s slssef:
-. ~.s-. 49,. $500 sI - "ouio
$3.50 -----
The n. @. True Delta ssys there y move
mat goisg % II that ely, having for IL
=. s.ss1s0sso. '. ~ cos.s1 oi 10.
oiss eafryiog are-eSns--s0ali pistols, such
- srs kaoun - vsst-pookst pistols, aud
vhioh can be stovsA. vithout ;ncn-h,....
i. ~ roct.t a. NJ. "a. .soc.".ss Al. -
49,. !. ~. AS-.-s y
Su ~ Ptosscs ID: IS0o teosu sio.
Ienoe eoo Insult. 6ooiety Duet Do IN sAd
stats in New Orleans, IL this statement il
true.
-------------------
0Colonel Samuel Colt, Of Hartford, hes
purchaaed TIA fanoua ssaharHer.oak nhe;, ),
~ - oosPos..o. - - 0y 2. 20,
paid $500. The chair u nads from pieces
az he ola ahartar oak. vhioh axisfa M Ions.
- $1,000 q .caaAe,.A t,e.~nA.
= -.-.".-'---'''-..-'s -.
,.o..t.A ~ $40. sh.s r., o.....
I'e.ss's. % .'.'s sae' NJ oe'sss
?. c1yse vai hos - eeseeee sef Ansfman.
oeh0d
narav u.1e. p.av.. Cvr~..a
Tor bastness nsrand othsss. every ner0iAG. tSun-
days sxsspGSd.l In tAs HalIevs Saishs Hsrdvsre
sso,.. Ms,..et.. -, rtstA s,o- aA.e..
OOBS OOAEI COAEUI
LII mn mar HRARRrR sAY cona.
- -. sIsps 2. 80 splnt; the
SH Gs~.saa " ~ ~ ~. -. m shes
1871 ny.uoss. - yee feess nee snsss PIN.
49, .ssVnes. ..s.s - .svs sssss sss Joyssl
~ ~ -. 49, = essse go asa viensss tAs
ssns.eas q efsssi s0as ana Asss, snd year soal
seeu ave:
!. ne invitauon = sssy relsEs ss learn
- eloqeeaee-N = ony Vo.s.
80 -. ~ss'0.es~. s~sss4 -
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O0SHOoey 80 ReOObvo0o
/ nAIn1.
:. The MetropelitaA naAk r. Msw 1Mk. -
nehk 81 Boston rsjeete1k
Following New 8nGlaaG
/ q course tAey ase - r.
/ Csatan Doush o.
| Exehanse, uhamHs
| Nspsuu Rive. Il H.
! ktlswoeth, kl6uo0 49, sN
| Haasoek. u -. VIZ - X g. s. d II
ualtoWeu, Holhn 2ktSA 3{e 3lL 1fEss&N
Sanford, S< 1Etsz III s44 49, sss
0roesrs. 49, - ! u M III sxSz.. s wv 81,
| ChIna ~
|
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WOODLAND CRBAM."-PonADs Sos BEAp
sisriss sns AAss-nigAiy pssfsnsd, superior 70
Any 1ssseh sstisls impaired. ~ for half the
pries. Fer dssssiss Ladiss' Hair IL has 10 equal.
siviag its bright glossy sspsasa.ee. II sausss
gsatlsnsn's hair tsesrl In shs nest astsrsln man
sss. II rsnsvss dssdrsG, always givin 6 the hair
The appearances II being freshly shsnpeesd. Price
oniy atty ssats. none gsasias snlesssignsa
FErRlDGK Co., n. T., Proprietor Of the
"BAln Of Thoasasd Flowers"
For ssis BY all Druggists. UyldAvl
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=
Delaware Carrsney. II
I've revised and corrected thsfollov-
1hs latest advicss. ALI hsrs nan.,
+ in Philadelphia. -
lester County.
1e1kv1 DAAvil0.
6ank q Dslawsss County, Chester. -
o cs.a =. 1teess s;.ys Sss:n,,. n
DoyIsstevn Dask, Doylsstown.
Easton BAsk. IT Easteu.
Farnsn' and Mechanics Bank, EAstes.
s.snsn Of backs cssnty. Bristol.
fsrnsss, 1sat ef kssdiag, ksaAiae..ss
Lebanon Bank, At Lebanon. -
Ao1eA Chunk Bank, AAneh Chud
Ainess' Rank 81 Psttsyills, Psstsvilh.
etrosdshergh Bank.
Catasqua Bank. q
Pottssown Bank.
The following New Jersey Bknks Of eS
and upward are also at par
Bsrlingten Raak.
1ssk " Melville.
5osssasevs Banking Company. Besdssasva.
4asltngtsa County Bank, Meaiord.
Csnhsslae1 BAIL, q Bsidgston.
!arasn: na.k Asas. Holly.
1.rssss' AID eleshAai@' Bank, CsaAsa.
elosass:sr C. ~.
nechAnies' GAA Assa1aetsrsrs Bank. Trentoa.
noant Holly Bfak.
RtillinobuYe Bank. ~ .
1ilneston B1nl, q pUlnceton.
salem Banking Company, Salem.
STATE Bank 0ndAns
T ts.s sans. - Bssns~iei.
Ts..ise Baseia .p.ny Tr.ntos.
CnieA Ban1se Dkkiovn. s
!. Az ~ 'lvss s.si Delaware Al. r.ssi,sa
otser, eoffsoeea ID
~ W. ~ furnishes - aa
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= 4 . X UK
GIG Ar AND TOBAC
DEP OF,
nass siAs - TAirA-ss., sss. mails

asa Johussn.
vshk undersigned has one Of The Mt stocks -
70 variety and quality Of Cieass ana fsheseo
evsr offered n this market. snbsaeise the variona
ssaaco Of Virginia and hisssssi, ranxias : price
ron Y sents to 81 50 PER =. Ne he's slse Cat
IeEk, esarfellsei-ana CiRsrs frou q 10 10 -,
theasssa. vhish - - safss Ss@ss. ON sad -.
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FADED FLovBss.-I caases nd reflections to
sAks - seqsst once smiling with bsasiy, and
gass spoa is vithsred leaves aad fsdsd soloss Bu,
Ae~ many faAsd Aowsn Do " - - ~ great boz
ssste6 hsnaaaty; oss and lsAiss, .sAose beauty
Aas Asd With sinoss he lightnisg's sped, and
vhsss fesns ere sinking With prsnsture dssAy.-
What pity II 10 that eli sseA DO not ksov that ere
disssss hes tsksa hold apon the vital parts sin.
pie preparation, FER iassasss. - Hssssstsrs sson-
ssh Sissess, wAise 4dve svsy dsspondssey, and
sssssghssas ths weaker psrss, ~ restores the
whole sysesn. II is rsssnaseisl y physisisas,
saA ss0naa6sd ~ al W. hsvs sssl Il. For sale
By Ill Dsuegiss. 0ssssss. asd dsaisn gsnsrally.
HARRISON GIBBONS, Agents,
ash3ld4w Astn-st., bst. eth ssd TIL.
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eColonsl Samuel Colt, Of Hartford, has
purchased The famous ssehastsr-oak chair, p
refused By he corporation Of Ne city on 90
sesss q 10 sxtsavagaat prize. The Colonial
paid $500. The chair u nade from pieces
Of ~ old charter OAK, which exists no long
q, sxsspt IL scattered fragnsats.
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a. The Concert on Friday evening was
largely attended. A variety Of pieces we're
performed b. the Society 70 Ne acceptance
Of tAs sudisues.
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barrier 6UrPm.-Tne nsohsss Of the
Second Baptiss Church will give Ssppsr u
Cesssst Hall % wednesday svsaing, March
siss. h ProsssAs ass % BE- applied % the
bsildiag sf Church.
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.Avss AAsRsss.-On Saturday tAs river
~ falling slswly.
The arrivals fssn q. LesSs vsrs OAs Dvu.
sssss, Assspslitas, Jssnis whippls, ~
City Of Lssisaaa; IRE. Dsbsess, he g.
~ 0tsls, asd ths Clara Hins iron ~ Nils
With big losd d psodass.
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e eo:asee ss.Ass d : - -
ksk, viii eGbr sAe sans 81
VERY REDUCED RATE. 49,
Asd will naks Il - sh3ese 70 puua1
FOR CASH, OITY SCRIP, On
- SHORT PAPn
osil - y ~ ~ ssan
NO. - -
1slphis r.
Il: =; i
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fsun Tssss---hs. p. II. Hamss has .
lasEs vasis1y q yrsis Trees, of every kisd,
vhisA b will warrant = b. = rspssssatsd.
Cali - D. 4. Dsy's gaedsa. corner Of Third
ssd ralsoA slrss1s, asA szaaiss The assort-
nsat uAisA No. bssa sslseesA With tAs great
~ saee saA a1esatioa.
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The n. O. Trns Delta says thsssis move
neat goisg % In that city, hsvisg for IL
objeee the Introduction Of the custea Of Ia
dies carrying Ars-srns-snsll pistols, ssch
- ere kaosn - vsst-pookst pistols, and
whieh esn Be slowed, without incaabranee,
in The pocket Of ths fair shootsss' dress, in
order 70 Protsss sAe.s:lvss fro. rs.sa VIC.
lsncs and insult. Society nust be In sad
staas in New Orleans, II this statement Is
true.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-31
VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.

AA r arr FeCrltfnE n store ans ea-f lof ssle
w so bxs Asuisxss a a. 3 a Tobacco
t1-s foe@Hca has fefzllsto1 uzaaNf f1sec1 ~ 41s
snAa.af-rtafsd IN yrEzas-
"A T. D.
5000 Re Hnndo sesSrs-dtrecl lzapcrtztieas
500 Lu4res Dc. Do 49,
% k4sks<s s@4an4n Ch&Mpasne
30 qaerfer chests eaper foanx Hgso1 Tea,
czzks Nsrs<x bFsBay -tngerted - le14
II aazzs<f ezsks psre ed fcFts
pE-LOS 3 90
y1s-sf Ne - ee@~gs stsest
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-31

AN INVALUABLE REMEDY.-When DIR. Bragg
first commenced experimenting in the produc-
ton of this invaluable remedy, now so gener-
ally known a the "ARCTIC LINIMENT," he
little dreamed of the brilliant success destined
to crown his labor. HIS only idea was to pro-
duce IL liniment for the benefit of the Arctic
explorers under DIR. Kane, intended exclusive
ly for their use. and adapted to the cure of all
those diseases incident to their adventurous
life. Such, however, were found to be the
merits of the preparation, that DR.. Bragg felt
it his duty TO try its virtues in other ATTITUDES.
The result has been most happy. Long con-
tinued cases of Rheumatism, which had been
given up by numerous physicians, yielded at
once to its curative properties. The most ag
onizing cases of Neuralgia, Paralysis, and
Gout. were relieved in an incredibly brief pc
riod of time; and in short, in all diseases
where liniments are proper to be used,
BRAGG'S ARCTIC LINIMENT has proved itself
invincible.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn by BERRY &
DEMOyn.LE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Application should he made 10 Bragg Il Bur-
rowes st. Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac-
companied by good reference.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-31

PROFITABLE BUsINEss.-At the meeting
of the Stockholders of the Company of Wheel
er Il Wilson's Sewing Machine, held in
Bridgeport on Wednesday last dividend of
fifty per cent. was declared, and year ago n
dividend of forty per cent. The capital stock
is one hundred and sixty thousand dollars
The stock is now at premium of 800 per
cent. The Company are now manufacturing
at Bridgeport, fifty machines per day, and
keep 250 men in constant employment. They
pay the patentee OF one particular combi-
nation in their machine ten dollars for each ma
chine they manufacture. The same peculiar
ity is also adopted in the Grover 4 Baker and
the Singer machines, and the same sum paid
the patensee for use Of the right
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

pY virtue Of an execution TO me directed, and de-
ID hvered from the honorable Circuit Court Of David
son county, Tennessee, at its May term, 1885, will
expose 10 public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash
on the premises, on MONDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF SEP
TENDER 1885, all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate which o. 5 Gaibreath then had, may have
since acquired IN and To certain tract of land ing
in the county OF Davidson, Tennessee, described
follows, towit; beginning locust tree on the bank
of Mansker's Greek, the southeast of a tract
Of land, on which Mrs o. Conne resides run
ming west with the south boundary line of said
of Mrs o. Conneifs- sixty-twO poles a stake, on
said line, thence north fifteen degrees, twenty
four poles TO the Creek thence with the meanders OF
said Creek to the beginning; supposed contain
twenty acres; beng the same conveyed by Vim. Con
nell 10 o. s Galbreaih- Levied the property OF
o. s Gaibreath and others TO satisfy a Judgment and
cost rendered in favor of Lee Shute
j. NJ. HINTON Sheriff of Davidson CO.
jy2S-td By E C. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

WfT~Sx, DIR. KING formerly of New York, for
AH-<seesS the last four years of Louisville, Ken
t4Dy id who has devoted his attention treat
OF private diseases for 80 years, hatters
himself, having attended To practice for many
years and cured many thousands, lac Is enabled To
cure all diseases OF private nature, matter how
bad they may be from nJudiclOus medical treatment,
or from neglect of their own. DR.. Kings Dspensary
IS No % Deaderck street, between Cherry ami the
square, secOnd story, where lac all diseases of a
private nature.
GoNoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old recent date, eectually cured in
IA few days, by operation which pain.
Where a structure exists health be enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, can be ehectually
cured ~ a few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNESs-PaTticulaT attention having been
gwen this disease and all the consequences grow
ing out of it, brought on ia many cases by the de-
structive habits nconsiderate Youths and excss-
sve indulgence of the PASSIONS neglect of which will
undermine the constitution, rendering the subject unht
for business society and causing premature Old age.
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty Of
TIE Womb may rest assured OF immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed directed To Dr A King
No % Deaderick street. Nashville, Tenn, Will have
the necessary medicine sent To their address, with
cessary directions. strict secrecy observed. Office
hours from O'Clock in the morning until in the
ming may 2o-Hd&wly