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APPETITE AND STRENGTH REsroRED.-wm. Young OF South
Pittsburgh, says:
tressns attack OF DAr@hA, Purchased BOTH. OF behave.
Holland Btsrs gradually CHECKED disease restored nv
bowels to perfect order Before had finished the bOe found
my appetite AMI strength returning believe worthy ofthe
character you give IT. and shall recommend Il ~ SUCH"
d.eku-ls
E~uP:S CLEAvER's PRIZE MEDAL.
St iSs, .oap IN u ns 0Ty genuine viii be found The
10; and seli's,s p.r- ana warranted injsrs .ia
s = o[s.ySs,; Mug rxrsA SCENTED BROWN WIND
Tor the ,sS and 70 3 h.d Drug otCcs
sr nA5S,e0y London Wholesale Depot 81 sSa g
,-4s sm-bx,1 J. u RofsroH, Agent
R LEARY a. CO.,
I''1' a ssS SIsSHSsss1 AZ 2, SH'Os' 'Oa
Nos. 8, and 5 Aston Hoass, Brszds.y New Yorh
no.at AL sIxss iss-sss.r, Ls.Ry 90
y ss E.ss1s. The yeti kassn ,1Rsroy o.
,ss% .9s ,upp, nsyst sor ~ any other
can . eosnieSes their sy WIN sarPas. any
Nss Ye,s. September iOth. ISIS. t.eis-.oss-
is5s. FALL TRADE. Ieas,
ROBERT j. DENNY.
DEALER IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GUNS, Ho1sE-yUR-
NIsHINe GOODS Ac, 4o,
No SOS MAZE srAEET, RIcTNosD Va,
R ss:.::: z g! :: .ls:.ss e p: !isas. "a -
IS S5I.Is Y n. H1r s,5n.
HOUSEKEEPING aOOD5
FARMING iaPISassrs, 40
' q ; To and Sts s .s'; hi III
Alto, Agent Tor .he baltimore Rel and Bra.s Works
~ Orders carefully and pr, nPtly attended to 30
ALEX. HILL a. 60.
To OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY.
WHtake this opportunity Of lnforninY that
hoy: S 5- .s s M :lTs,: ..a Ss:, .'s 49,
Bsos and shoes that We have had The pesur.
Mes YORK Our own @snustaI: made 81 @a
noe. a s.S %sS P S H. H s n'' Boot. and
v" rn Se sSd 10. Tor cash. Or to pun taAl ea,tomerI
L.a''' Osi' SOC d.I'''. SsSs.ss' ' '' -'''' vs.
yaT nisd SILK Button shoe. Imported.
White Kd .nI Salts Slipper.
s Moe Ss' S:i. 4 ne! 81 e so .G,.
spp.r' aud Morocco Waking Shoes Of all qualities and
o.ou,u,.FP PRICE 9Th and without heeI')
- Cater Cater, Congress
MOSisr Ties, calf slln
patent Leather ana oAf Congress imported
Patent Leather Boots
Pump Sole Boots
Pumps, patent leather
Zoe S. S 9IorS TIE TIE: S sn, SJn w %lsi
- s soE,-S S,l seo''' our Osn make
Mems uIet. heavy Bros.ns. In large variety
Z" Baton KID Caters
Boys GaisrL calf and patent leather
" Yioe ssued Shoes, V,ry superior
. Boots, q very large
Shoes. OF ali kinds
OhSLns shoes great variety; CATERS BOO,ee LnEis Tss
Over shoe. io ladies' Gentlemen, Muses. Boys and Children
Az OF s AboTs Goods purehNsd lowest prices and
D. p sf rssus ls a15s . '.T Is, sas
make frequent visits The North purpose win our i'm
ported uOrk and our ON manufacture nor
hsn Dot, be surpassed either here or elsewhere.
on h,sd large 'ssorimeat q TrunEs. Carpet Bags
nosi reason .ble lsrms. ALEH mn " ~
w. r. JOHNSON
MANU- 'acturers and Importers Of
b0Ots AID Shoes % every description,
49, 49,, a. -. III Main street, RsamOnd.
ss9 - N0'''e-
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Two COUNTRY rso.n, ,.s,oy..
snd enlafiemsnt factory eompofs ~ b.
Ne sfr establishment u Ne knd tout on bbn.d.iohI
er snsee me % oaG 70 NE fade o. vrgnia Hoh Oareies
- aso % Ne city Eoce aFoe Of OTY HlbT
nthhh HNIhtO CRUsHRO sU0A CANDY uarrsnts IA 100
ems much beov The northern prize for a. artels IN No
sc23- 8m - fnftS99 y sIss.n..rrst
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HDAssENgEHs FOH NEW Work, 80
- hc U. 3. Mall steamship ROANOKE srs /Zks4EfuL9
psl ss 70 ne 90 sGsrd ss9Is ne hoo, q De Zt
tickets and berths secured Al once a Ro~F.tt.
Heerage passage, only a.. '0'---'' '"y Fi''
Passage 20 Norfolk same y the river boats
isusd f0r els. 'F' ~''''''' UNIV voc YIN Oct
fse1-2t -.
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BARREE's
+ L = III T. II CT IRL'

rs CONING
ana VIII De exhibited Tor short city In Kaoxr noon a,
OsbORSs DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
GA Main street. opposite the EEehaEge BANK
u Ihs eI hoiton 70 bcg.n friday EVENING Oot. I.t
stSU- g" 'S' w. u.s.
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INME EN HH CIsR' oF ma, HrTTA.a,-
gLAssoAL AND hATHRHLTfoAL sdiiooI mi 4. 49,. =,
Monday, Oct tth, esrner oay and stTssts
TERSs,
Payable Invariably 10 advaness
1ngish, Latin add Mathematics .....--. s.o
ufesft extra ..........
ths pflneips has bad an sEpeenes laas o. 81
ulfee o which
hiUtAy ihnituts Il lin ~. A..
ancient Languages Ae W Of ATS az ~ tj s
Faculty. w "t"''' ehAfse'T from the
REYERENou;
Tasuly % ne BiAts HllAfg InSils,s l.,,.-,. ~ a,
gno Pat.oni 0raAn, nyrrs 10, nj D..
ssssr oapL Dimmook, add Jss bol,oa ss5 n S Vso
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- EDUCATIONAL.
FHNHE NORTHERN AND SOUTH TElCUFRp IEarrrr-rs
OF INSTRUCTION, Is prepared 10 farnI,b TSoeIcrs - -,
States 80 f-'' W NNo SAiSd
Person, pPoylRg teachers through this may rely on In
gS ,hd honorable deAhng and Abty what md,
oIt A. a. Is iarni he'd with known ABILITY And
nSi reputation Who take examination Of Is. h,
Apphaht Or edte trough this Institute will BE- ann "a
Ssu charge where rsauired vh-
tain desirable stous. F'' '' ~'N y"
ff anu f1''es should be Addressed 70 the PrincpL
- RHV. DH BURLlNaAME
n No - Eorh chaTes street BalI.moTe Nd
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'HE synsCRIBER, In sons.au.ss. q, ..,,,.,.., a,
- h'ah, has de,srainsd 70 ssn he " 'onuHued w
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE HANuPA cyropv
~ ~ ~ o. ., Is Huldnss oeoupy ,o "a ~ is
stsn ~ stsren ~ and ieh and a. rs.SS
s.sen Hone Power gnEiss perfeet "a, 'Aea
est.hishfneht a. joys srfro.s..
~. psos,any . hoss sho b. Inclined 10 oness n -
- ~ accommodating.
:. - ------------ v. BALDWIN
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HO l. l. q WAYS OINTMENT AND
49, PILLS -B.se eOuntsrisits IN. marhst Loeb
Tor The water nsrf " Holloway, Hsu York and
.,,d 90 ever Ice. Of the sOos Il d,ree.isas r trade
tween the aud the bal Imts
,ees sold At the mandatory No. so Maiden Lane York.
s<lI-dAulU - - -
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LNOR TINNBas.-
~ Soldering Irons
Tnuef a1d Hset Rivss
Beckett Handlrs
fauce Pan Handles
Bfass Wire Goth, Coz atransrs
Hpelter folder
PEanI Bar Tin
Dunrr, Soup ans PIE Plates
fpeiter and N Zgc
WIRE escorted Hos. For raie b.
~ JOHN N GORDON sop
ScHOOl. unOKf.- An he popuiar and standard gcfo.,
- VptLss and lsaott p,Es uted In The various pch ~
eget snd Unisersis, instantly hand sbd suppld n
erf NhdcHts and ksrcians = a liberal Discount ''
~ --- NORRIS, u M,in srs,'.
HUSHANE's CALCINED mAGNESIA, 10, al. Iy
JNO. W. GARLfCK,
- Ap1tieeary snd Dfugg.f,
W. harset Place, RfsntIn strest
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As autumn advances the changes. Soou the most
gorgeous hues will there meet the eve pill.
grim as be views the landscape; very will be
laid.
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y. y. CLEAvER,s PRIZE MEDAL
.~rR hoNkY soAP-rhe only genuine, viii be foand the
oe toilet soap In t,iher
luy and delicate pcu- 10 nIars he
" RsaoJrs Of Cbuatafsifs! ~ $40
r. 4. OLkAvtKs musk EXTRA SCENTED BROWN vINn
soR AND GLicERtsE soAP5 Tooth Powder
Tor the teeth and Drux o..
~. ana Fancy stores In the Unsd States.
hanufAetory London Wholesale Depot 81 50 Dry street
New Work. u q ROYarOH g.as
SETS Sm-fs NJ -ss"-
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oAsn0;.Puvn snd llds Island Gusoo, l.nd o. IRON,
- s5''hF iyiia Ann, 90 ssie ~
-" RI. sEiNsEaato
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-13

CRIsP-s GAIETY-CoMMENCEMENT OF THE
REGuIAR SEAsoN.-.We believe this commence
ment VIII afford qualification to large pro-
portion of our citizens who feel and ackno"l-
edge that well regulated amusement is as
essential to the relaxation OF the mind as
change of diet is to the body polite. The
attractions which Mr.. CRISP presented last
season. the efficient company he assembled,
ia Il very limited period, the able manner in
which the Theatre was conducted, and the
ord r and decorum which attended the per-
forInances. met the approval of all who
visited the Gaicty.
The citizens of Nashville have for many
wears desired IA manager whose position, taste
and liberality could command attractions and
present us with the Legitimate drama, sus-
tanned by a company whose talent would
GENDER the permances one harmonious whole,
and not a thing Of shreds aud patches.
We have ia Mr.. CRISP man whose fault
Iif he will excuse the EXPRESSION is to pre-
sent the public with attractions which nothing
but full houses and continued patronage Gun
remunerate; where Stars have declined visit
ing our city to dep sud for their payment on
the nightly attendance at the Theatre, he,
with more faith on our appreciation and love
for the drama, has at once assumed the res
possibility and given large certaintics.
a liberal Manager cannot be retained
among US without liberal patronage; II We
are to have a theatre it rests with the commu-
nity whether it shall be a first class, dgniiud.
aud refined recreation, or dwindle into the
mockcry which characterized the perfurman-
Ger short time previous to Mr.. CRIsP's adj
vent. The Company brought together on the
present occasion i certainly the largest which
has ever BEEN announced in Nashville.
We trust the lovers Of the his:rionic art will
all attend this evening to welcome the new
comers to Judge their ability, making due al
lowance for an opening night-ever severe
test to an actor-and give Manager CRISP a
brilliant start TO season. which we hope
will have a brilliant and profitable close.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-13
FOE COUNCILMAN.

EJ- We are authorized 10 announce b. f. MOSEI,Y
as a candidate for Councilman in the Seventh Ward
at the ensuing election septl3-te
Be- We are authorized to announce DR.. JOHN L.
CHEATHAM as candidate for for Councilman in the
Fifth Ward, at the ensuing election. septlO-te
BE- We are authorized to announce IRA p. JONES
candidate for Councilman III the Sth Ward at the
ensuing election. sept2-te
BD- We authorized to announce DAVID Fl.
WARE a candidate for Councilman i'd the 4th Ward
at the ensuing election Septic
BB- We are authorized to announce ]. V. GILBERT
a candidate for Councilman in the Second Ward at
the ensuing election. septl-te
saJ- We are authorized to announce ]. C. DARDEN
candidate for Councilman in the 5th Ward at the
ensuing election. aug26-te
BE- We authorized to announce JOHN W.
COLEMAN as a candidate for Councilman in the 2nd
Ward
RD- We are authorized TO announce c. II. CONGER
candidate for Councilman in the Sth Ward the
ensuing election. aug23-te
RI We are authorized to announce r. c. BRAINS
FORD, a candidate for Councilman in the 9th Ward.
augl6-te
SO We authorized to announce W . r. DEMUM-
BRANE a candidate for Councilman IN the Second
Ward at the ensuing election. aug9-te
Bg- We are authorized TO announce C. f. H. MAR
TIN a candidate for Councilman ia the 4th Ward at
ensuing election augl9-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-13
Yellow Fever Items.

From the Wing of the 9th we learn that no
new Gases of fever have occurred IN VickS-
Iurg. Most of the unacclimated citizens,
however, have left town or are preparing to
cave at an early day.
The Woodciile (Mhs.) Repu6iicsa of the LIST
avs, that only the Que death from yellow fe
'er, previously reported. has occurred in
his town, and that the place is unusually
iealthy.
JACKSON, MIss.--The AissisappiaA OF the Sd,
avs death from yellow fever occurred on
Wednesday night, a. the "R ebecca Boarding
louise" mar the Brundon ID Pot The dis
ase was contracted ia New OrLans MANY
the citizens have left Iosn, and all others
Tho can leave are preparing la do 30
The Yazoo (Miss.) Bnansr of the 81, emphat-
ally denies the report of yellow fever there,
nd is unable TO divine how such rumor
riginated. The editor is assured by the phy-
clans that there is ..ot aud has not been a
Use in town or in the vicinity of town.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-13
BLAZING wArER.-The Philadelphia Pres

BLAZING WArER.-The Philadelphia Press
publishes a letter from Mr.. Joseph F. Blake,
describing singular phenomenon which was
produced in some philosophical experiments
the other day. Prof Wilson. of Dickinson
College, procured some sulphur water, strong
ly impregnated. from Carlisle, and subjected
it to an enormous pressure i'll an apparatus
constructed for that purpose. SO great was
the pressure that two-thirds OF the water
escaped through the pores OF the brass oil
which the apparatus was made. The remain-
der of the water, on being removed from the
squeezing vessel, smelled strongly of sulphur,
and, on being touched by lighted match,
blazed like ether, and burned several minutes
with strong sulphurous odor. "Setting a
river on fire" may not be an impossible feat,
after all.
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sept1o-lw

BITES AND SrINGS or INsECTS.-As a remedy
against the bites aud stings of insects, and of
all poisonous reptiles. the only reliable arti
cfe yet invented is DR.. BRAGG ARCTIC LINZ
MENT. Such are its penetrating and disiufect
ing properties, that, no matter how virulent
mag he the poison from the bite or sting, this
Liniment at once reaches the seat of venom,
however deep, and neutralizes and extracts
it. With Bragg's Arctic Imminent at hand
the bite of Il rattIesnake Is harmless as that
of Il gnat. 1t also ovcrcomts the virus from
the bite of u mad dog. This admirable Lini-
meut is also nfillible in curing all those dis
eases of men and animals where Liniment
is the proper remedy. and Is not equaled by
any such article ever invented. 1t is likewise
inkIlible in destroying the screw-worm, to
which cattle are peculiarly liable i'll southern
lattudcs.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn by BERRY d
DEMOyuIE.
Anagent wanted in every town and village
Application should be made 10 Bragg Il Bur-
rowcs St. Louis, Mo, aud must always be ac-
companird by good reference.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-13

KANsAs.-GovernOr Denver of Kansas, has
publish d Il letter, by way Of reply to various
petitions presented to him. by residents of
that Territory, requesting him 10 convene an
extra session of the Legislature. The Gov
ernor declines to cali this extra session. show
ing that at the present time there are no
members of the Legislature whose official
terms nave not expired. He also expresses
the opinion that the next election should be
held under the last apportionmcnt, accOr-
ding to the act of February 10th, 1857. lie
concludes by saying that he had consulted the
President and the Attorney General OF the
United States on this point, and both agreed
that the next election should be held under
this appOrtoinment.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-13
IkOberISOn l.ecIureA.

The second annual Cou Of Lectures for the bcne-
III of the Robertson Association, will commence the
FIRST Thursday in October, and continue every sue
cceting Thursday until concluded. The vacancy will
be supplied at early day. The Lecture Room and
place of procuring tickets viii be announced the
proper time The following gentlemen have consent
cd to lecture viz:
lsL-Rcv. C. u. Elliott, Nashville, Oct. eth.
2d.-Juhn Bright, Esq Fayetteville, oct 1ith.
3d-Hon. Henry : Foote, Memphis, Oct. 2lst.
4th.-Rev. Br Quntard Nashville, Oct. 2suh.
5h-Hon. n. = Brown, Nashville, Nov. 9Th
eth Nov. 18th.
9Th Ed Cooper, Sheibyvile, Nov. 18th.
sIh.--J. c. Burch, Esq, Chattanooga, Nov. 2lst.
srpt6 X. w. MEG AVOCK, President
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EOR ALDERMAN.

ss- We are authorized to announce ISAAC PAUL
as candidate for Alderman in the 9Th Ward, at the
ensuing election. sept4-te
81 We authorized to announce Dr. A A.
HATCHER a candidate for Alderman in the Sth
ward at the ensuing election. sept4-te
B1- We authorized to announce S N HoL-
LINGSWoRTH as a candidate Cor Alderman in the 5tli
Ward
RS- We are authorized to announce JOHN A
FISHER candidate for Alderman in the 9th Ward
at The ensuing election aug24-te
Es- We are authorized TO announce JAMES NJ. HAM
ILTOS a candidate for Alderman in the 4th Ward.
al the ensuing election. aug7-te
IL We are authorized to announce HERMAN cox
as a candidate for Alderman IN the sth Ward.
auglG-te
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

VTe.<xzNS. DIR. KING, formerly OF New York, for
AH>eAHsS the last four years OF Louisville, Ken
t,ly who has devoted ms attention the
himself, having attended "a IA practice for many
years, aud cured many thousands, he h enabled To
cure all diseases OF private nature, matter how
bad they may be from rujudciUus medical treatment
or from neglect of their own. DR.. Kings Dispensary
Is No - Dcaderick street, between Cherry and the
square second story where he cures all diseases Of
private nature.
UuNoREnEA cured without nauseious medicine in-
tertcrcnoe with business.
STRUCTURES OF old recent date eilectuay cured IN
a Few days, by operation whiGh causes pain.
Where a structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease more mischief and under
uIiucs the constitution much.
SYPinIS, with ali the diseases OF the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatments DO eliectuaIly
surcd IA few days.
SEMINAL MEAKNHsss-partculara attention ha wing been
given 10 this disease and all the luenees grow
ing out Of &c, brought IA many cascs by the de-
structve habits OF mconsderate Youths and Excess
indulgence OF the passions, neglect uf which viii
undermine the constitution rendering the sublcot Gnt
Tor business spcotS anu causing yeIIty.se did a.
Frm3irs Whu may bc labUr4ng Ia any gfficuty Il
Tie Womb may rost assured At inueIgIte reiseI.
l'ersUns residing abruaI, b. writing ANA staiing
their ease, with VuClusu directed u Dr. A klH
No. - DvaderCk street, Nashville, icni, will have
the necessary medicine sent 1, tholr address, With
ScssaTy directions strict secrecy observed Once
hoars from O'Clock IN the morning until IN the
mag may2b-ina;Asly
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GomlHerrial.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
~ CINCINNATI. Sent. o. 1883

.,s-.-, "a, s.p~ - CINCINNATI, sept y, 1885.
BUfTER-There is very lirtle prime table arriving,
and as there is good inquiry for this description,
prices have advanced. Common s plenty and dull
at nf012c- We quote prirse and choice I6C917c.
CHEESE-There has been good demand through
out the week, and the market has ruled firm Sales
5000 boxes at &c for prime Western Reserve: tx for
Hamburg; 9@91Sc. for English Dairy, and Is &c for
Norton's Pine Apple. Received during the week g.
096 boxes, and exported 3,ISS.. svse~rr ~
CANDLES AND SUAP-There Is no change TO notice
steady We continue TO quote Candles at 20c.
Opal at Ice. and Tallow at IL L8l2%c Soap is in
steady at y and &c. for No ana Extra.
FRUITS-ihe market for Dried is dull and heavy,
and prices have declined We quote Apples at Il
15 and Peaches at 81 Green Apples are in fair de-
mand at 81 5092 SO . Dbl, the latter choice. Le-
mon have declined to s6(97 q box, but good
demand at the decline.
FEATHERS-There is a brisk demand and prices
have advanced to 45946
GlNSENG-The market is firm and prices steady at
45GD5Oc.
IRoN-The demand continues quite lfrrss7ed and the
making of Ohio hot blast Pig at S25GS26 q ton. The
stock in market is reported as follows
Cold blast Ohio and Ky.........6 s3 tons
m Tol 10 90 DO .---.----.-........2,5O6 do
tennessee cold blast Observation-Disclosures. AS do
Total Pig .............. 8 634 tons
For the above We are indebted To Mr. c. G. Broad
well, the Public Weigher.
LEArHER-The demand is moderate only bus
there rs no change in prices, though in all but Sole
there is some irregularny. We continue quote,
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PRICE FIFTY cENrs.

We hereby certify that Nc have submitted the
GraefenbuFg Fever aud Agns Remedy 90 a close ia
speciion aud scientific anal SIS, and have as tested
ifs curative q9sitis IN several cAsss III Inter mIens
Fever We take great pleasure la saying thai a has
proved eomIieisly suocossfu., and that u - nost
skilifiIy compounded rentedy. IL
beneficial innuence ia all FucH lts tahic rep.
critics immediate ana highly salniary and "a Is
rrhiy deserving tbe confdecc Il brethren Of Ihs
Medical Faculty and u the Pubic
kAM'L A MAhRY, 81 D., Nes York, CHA=- W. Rs
yIIOAS, NJ. D. Wisceasln; VIZ II. stssiSGUns NJ H.,
Illinois; IH1s J. ioIsNssaS N D., Alssosari: Va G.
kuIHIbGH, NJ H., \. n Jas + Mon, NJ D., Indiana;
JSo. g. TEEHISGros, N. D., California; Va. q. Asa
goS A. ., LOUISIANA A. AAcAENnE,
ssis9-u Nashville, Tenn.
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Nothing else doe. me any Good.

LANCASTER c. IL, :. c., May, 1856
Dr. c. ~ .J1chs0,t, f'hiIIdeiphia Dear Sir:-I
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia for a number of
years, and until three years since could find nothing
which would afford me relief. Fortunately for me
heard Of DR.. Hoo1and's German Bttcrs, and thought
l would try them, not however, with much faith that
/ should be benefited by their use
To my surprise found that on taking few doses
relieved Of the pain my side and chest my an
petite became good gained strength in fact felt
stronger and in better health than had for a long
time. do not allow myself be out of the Bitters
If obtain Them for roting else does any good
/ willing at all times and ready state my case to
any one who may wish TO know the full particulars
and shall with pleasure recommend them 20 all who
may be afflicted with Dyspepsia Liver Complaint
for believe If any thing Will give them relief they
Will be relieved by Hoofand's German Bitters. Ma
persons in this district have used the Bitlers with
beneficial results, and have no doubt you could get
a number Of certificates yor To ask them, for
my certain knowledge quite number have been very
much benefited by the of your medicine.
almost forgot to mention that my daughter about
years Of age, cured Of Jaundce by HooG4nd's
German Bitters. / think best to mention his, as
have never known them used IN any other case of
the kind. Respectfully yours,
A. HALES, Slversmth.
Witness, J. ID. glenn.
For sale the Principal Once AIS Arch ST.. Phila-
dephia, and sold by druggists and store keepers
in every and village the United States Cana
das, West Indies and South America at 10 cents per
bottle See that the signature of {. NJ Jackson on
the wrapper of each bottle sepl-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-13
ATTENTION, ALL,!
Great Exhibition of Paintings
and other Works of Art,
C. A ? I IT D L

AT the last meeting of the TENNESSEE HISTORICAL
SOCIETY it was resolved 10 prepare an Exhibition at
an early day the various curiosties, relics, paint
ngs &c in the cabinets of the Society, together with
a great variety of other highly interesting works,
such Paintings, Statuary, Photographs, with Flow
ers and Music to cnliven the OCCASION The purpose
Of the Exhibition is 10 purchase Mr.. Washington b.
Cooper's magnificent collection Of the Portraits Of all
the Governors Of the State To adurn the Capitol. A
Committee was appointed 20 make arrangements for
the affair. The Committee would, therefore, now IN
form the public and the friends Of the Society and
Of the object view, that they now ready TO re-
ceive contributions, such Paintings, Statuary,
Flowers &c, and would urge their Transmission at
the earliest day to the the state Library
the Capitol, or inform any of the Committee, by
letter or otherwise, of their intention to send cOntri
buttons so that they can send for them Please send
as early as possible. Very respectfully,
REV CHARLES QCINrAID,)
A. W PUTNAM, COMMITTEE
J. MElGS,