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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

"FEw HuM"-The fvll,wip, il rr,r ~.
letter oi all American nov raveliag in IL.
aiy. AT sunset We reached Quota. This
pace abpunls in historical interes and it
WAS here that the Pope tounl refuge when
tie hel from the Republic in ls49. A.
monS the legends Vi that place is one to
the effect that lie and The King of Naples
who mad come 10 visit him in his exile,
went on board Of an American friga,e.-
lhe commander welcomed them in these
terms; Pope, how are you? King, how
dye do? Here Lieut.. Jones, you talk
French with Pope, while King and l 20
down aud have drink. King, come on ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

NJ curious calculation has been
made BY lover Of the satonishing. He
6nds that one pin dropped into the bold Of
The Leviashau the 6rss week Of The year, Q
the second, 4 the third, . the fourth, l6
The 9Th, and 80 on, doubling each week,
for the whole ysar l51 weeks, The su,.,s
number of pins droppsd would " A,5oa.-
5ss,s27 3'0.495; ,Ls weight Of them lal
lowing 200 pis.s u the ounoel would bs
Us. .2s3.2j6 tons, Or tonnage enough 70
isIiy irsigh: twenty eight thousand ships
Vi sbe siss Of The Lsyiashau.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

A Coop WIrNEss.-"Did defendant
knock plaintiff down with malice pre-
pense?'
''No,sir: he knocked him right with
IA, iron"
You misunderstood me my friend;
want TO know whether he attacked him
with any evil inten,?'
"Oh, o,s,r; it was outside the tent
mo, no; wish you to tell me if the at.
tack was at all preconcerte6 AFFAIR.""
mo sir; It was not free concert affair;
il was q circus"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

The following facts were stated by the
Rev. William Sai,er, in sermon recently
delivered al Burlington:
One hundred anG eighty years ago this
sum,ner-during the sunny mouth Of June
the white mems feet first pressed the
soil Of Iowa. Fifty Eve years ago next De
cember, the ownership oil this soil passed
into the hands OF The United Safes
Twenty-Five years aso-June !, 1855
this portion Of our State which lies along
the Mississippi River was open to civiliza-
rion. The Methodist is the oldest li-ion
in the Slate-,he first sermon having been
delivered in Burlington in 1881 by Peter
Carlwrig ht from Illinois. The same year
a class was formed A quarterly meeting
vas held, and The Sacrament If the Lords
Supper administered, for the FIRST time in
1885, 10y Andrew Monroe, Presidi & Elder
OF Palmyra District, Missouri Conference,
with which Burlington Circuit was then
connected. OH lions church in Bur.
lingion was erected in 1899. and WAS the
first house of worship built in the State
The first Bsptist church was organized in
Danvil'e, Desmoines County, in 1884.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

0so. ". NssetA. Esq., hes prepared Z
very istesss,isg oemoirOf Ebsnessr Web
ssss, The fasiler II d mel Webster. II II
psblishsd h The Coscord N. H. &ases'
ssss. The osmois shows - su,Osnt ol
psblie SERVES rsssiy rendered ~ . sissIe
individsal. Hs was Q -iseIsesmsn II
salisbury siss 5eass, so~s sierk tAese
yssss, representative foss yssrs. Senssor
foss years, Delegate to twos State Cos.
ssitstional Con vensions, siessor fos Prssi
dess u The ti0e Wsshisgsoa ~as Arss
cssssa - shss sGce. . esassy mAgistrsse
shiry y.Gvs years, md . Jsdse IL The Court
of Common Pleas iiitees years. Ths Of
6ce last named be held It the time oi his
death 10 1906. His sge was sixty-seven
years. Judge webster also filed several
o6ces IN the village Church, vas elected
chairman Of the town meeting in Salisbury
- times be served in the old .French
War;" vas captain in the Military during
the Revolution, and Col. in 1874. lie
served in the Americas Army 1t Cam.
bridge during the seige Of Boston, and
took p.rt in the battles Of White Plains
and Benoington. He afterwards psrtici
pated 10 the events Of the war in Rhode
lsisnd, as West Point on the Northern
frontier. Ar. Nesmith says, " As an Off
Ger Mr. Webster was beloved by his sol.
diers AID always had their entire conf
dence lie was born 70 command. lie
WIS in stature about six feet, Of massy
frame, . voice Of great compass, eyes black
and piercing, coun,enaucs open and in
geneous, and complexion that could not
he soiIed BY powder. He Vas the very
man to head the proud columns Of the
Sons Of Liberty" The article occupies
two columns Of the Natesman. and is one
Of the most complete biographical sketches
We have ever seen. While the record is
Of special value on accoun, Of the person
whose noble deeds and patriotism are por
trayed. it also has great interest from the
TACT that it presents an authentic history
Of . representative man of the Revolution.
ary era, and shows how much service q
devoted. selfsacri6cing and public..pirit
ed man may render the community as a
citizen, legislator. church officer, soldier
Gud magisiraie.-Bosios Taascript.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

~ Two will. have just been recorded
in Philadelphia, which the Ledger copies
~ follows: The first one: q will aud
bequesth all money or effects owned by
me 10 - or his heirs The other 10
still more brief, aud reads thus: II will
everything to my wife absolutely" These
wills. though brief, are just IS effective a.
if whole quires Of paper had been written
over =
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

A-A wag in one Of our Southern Leg.
islatures. perceiving q mosquito light on
neis hbors hand, arose with much deliber.
a,ion and formally, aud addressing the
chcir, requested that said mosquito have
leave to Withdraw his bill.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

LoxG SEsxoSs.-" Well. John, have
you been in church this evening" inquired
a father OF his youthful son. .-..
"Of course l was.'
"How was the sermon p
"About an hour too long,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

A* Of my existence, give me an -,
said printer 10 his sweetheart She i'm.
mediately made . At him, planting
her D01- between his lis, nearly putting
o TO his existence. Such an outrage,
was the Of Faust, looking tt at her. 10
probably without q / in this ! Of country,
and is good subject for - Il.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

Ddc Up in q little town in New Eng.
LAID 1Aa,ing piscsrd was stuck about
the streets, Tearing il bright ver'nillion
characters. this advice: Hare you read
CoJL's ner storys One of,he lads Of the
village paused before the poster. and
scrawlsd beneath il With red chalk, mary
red !"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

soostioee take u saArsA est % - up
aosr ssy as1 p'saPs yses wsst " i -
ts.st.ssss agis. ! psst'a ysss wsns, :"
bs ssati.ssd, sai putting % . haaad gsis
Of good hsmsr, - sa he co.pssy -
thai1 naAecAiona ~ 90. sats . " sa...eEs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

o., willie, Is u yaa dsar, .a1s. .aSs q ne@si :.
TAsy1lA 6stssd - ssA dsar-eAsy ~ ~ sosll
lisss7 - It ahs sst., wHiie, n .aAs ~ Asassr.
20 fs,v tAat vsssons soetsa.p, aad tAat dsar .,
II vas nuse 70 uy car wtl.s h tks nidnlgh gloon
a.. v itlss, ~ hsvs niassA yss-wstsas, wsscouas
heAs'r7a2a d5ee s94aEA a& aa .es-sa
Ne lssesA ~ - 700 slshly. but ~. sight = IL:
ne hrs vas hssins highly, the iights vsrs n ths
q. iss,s oss. vss ~ WINE, tili thsir sis'ptas
sAoas vas pask
"A thss. 80 srs .st .isA ss.ss, wii,a - 10y
drepp~A to slerp at last.
Yea 0ss lnsssi sr yoss veiss. wits. 81 thsssh'
oSs sS.s sSsy VI: rs,sss.l VIM, y ssA sAs's p
AnAnss5sys eaf 81 ltssss s1 5@5@ng E&+tt
IL As.s ssrs lsas sishsst yos, ~ sights vssssaa
NJ 1rGns Asys ssss shost yos Oh sslssas wkass
dear -E. LE n "A
Lsss si.ss ~sps sud vstrAsd, wnlis. b shs ~oos
mi thought heard your sbstsssp, Willie, then
Bat my heart grew sd again, Willie, ftr Jos did not
Oh. Wuiis, ~ have missed you-vslc"ns, WELDON.
home. ~ "
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

~ Quilts are things that are some.
times taken from the pinions Of one gooss
to spread the opipions Of another.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

s. - OASOA M
soossioes take u saarsA ct - - sp
aosr ssy asl p'saPs ysss vsst " i -
ts sennssn agis. ssss'a yses vssA" !"
bs esatisssd, sad putting % . haaad gsis
Of good hsmse, - lsR Ne conPssy -
Rev. Ds. cAspan - tie Asleasae Tel.
sGrspA.
The Soilovise i ihs yssy slo@Sene pas-
sass il Rev. Dr.. 3. II. Ch.p;n's discSssse.
Ssnday, in ths Second D Usivsssaliss Chssch.
10 relssion to the Atlantic esble:
LET ~ sos fail " rrcoesiss ihs great,
ness, ths esasdear, of thiss achisvs~sat.
Let 10 supposed IGNORING of rslisioa-ao
iaieatios Of exalsiag The moral or spiriss-
d. sbeve The merely physical, hide froa,
rs the fall glory Of that effort BY which.
for the last three hasdred years, ~an has
obtained THE mastery over saaure. For
co, ~
.Ia..s,.r.. -
human power. Thus the naxni6cest con-
summation Of the pass Geek. vhich haa si.
h.,.-.L...a :. :. r.,
d..,.-, ..a 49,. -.:~
800. ..a -.s,:. ....,
NJ. oo,v !, ..,...;.h.. ~. go
.,a ,h..l...:-:. -.
-. ,h.:,, .e CO. -.
eve.,. .,d ,,-,.,.,;.. 49,. .-.:.
..,
"'hca"ce OF history. .r..s am
Men .a't upon It, breathless, conscious
thsA u 'sasgurases IN err, wondering to
VIII 'sr''' ana PondernF the iscaseu'sble
consequence. Yes, the hrse sentiment
wakened BY ssch ,rianPh is . reIisios.
sentiment. 1t densonstrases the fact that
sP'r'' 10 the beginning and the end "f sll
mechanism and oil matter. Through ev-
cry physical barrier mind ra>hes to the
embrace OF mind, aud heart 10 hesn-sen.
ding, swift as lightning, through the ar
ebes Of the tsnultSous sea, the ,ievless
courses of thought. and tempesing the
thunder Of the sky Into the silent pui.s.
,ioas Of . world felt love aud joy. la this
view, scientific achiev esneu,, expsndi.x be
you'd ali mereenary uses, becomes the Sae.
kid,ah of the living G.d-a, once his Az
f.l veil o. ,ey..er., aud The sigma, uf his
presence" a,.....4 r-.e
z--'~-
lpLt CURIOSITY 'rxID'-"eems, in bis
Lille "' rankin. relates the 'o''ow'ne'-
on his hr.' Trip by land :" see his father
IN Boston, he "as WORRIED almost to death
y Inc a'"'''nA"'e '"q".s't've"e's "i the
New England tavern keepers. Neither
man nor oess. could travel among them
IN comfort No matter no" vet or weary
nov hungry or 'o"rs'y the poor traveller
m'sh' oe' ne was not 10 expect ." atom
., 'e'1es""e"' from '0e S'''y pu"''ca"s u"
VI 'ae'' "''s. Pe'.''e'oa' e'''o'l', was nF''
s'"""eo' n"' tue" 'oo n'"fe" co"'o mol
' " s' '.e' "ou = s'"'
n'm WIN; socn -. ."ers ne came '."n-
. .n
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De mus addressed 'ne": name Is Ben
jsm'" f.A"A" ~" PRIME. .: 'faoe
|. "se' .ne' - nome, ;" In''A'e'Pn'.' !"
Dos'o" : nav; '"lnes, koou o'o ma"
~" 'sok"s ms voe" : wy. :" 'eso
NY oooA .'o ~ ny pr! e"' nave es
e snce snoagnk y ny GUY % ..... .no
Psy ny TesPec's 70 soch . 'a'nef; ana !
=" =" .n.' e'A"o 20 Do''O" nov. ns
!" ~ 'na' /, can u p'esen. feco''ec' o.
"y'e'' .as. ."'oA .or'" .e'"ns soo' na'
,o' '"'"~ " ""s'""k e''e '"A' you "'sn
!" A"o" soo'' "s' ; oek ~" !" oo' "''n
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

Iowa 00LD.--1uo residents Of this
cs.uaiy hare just returned from :. pros
reeiipa tour through the r,'s.d n"!d
,ain,s la ti.n5 h5fsti Hutst ae -
stesd .et.ia ~. .u.hl4 =. bsEs so i.er
tOusilse a,Ju.ss us. .ahsi3 .s..irsa sx.y ;. .
xresi lDsty 'vc'.ias :. hey ;ai.s - the
esssluss,U thai, ~ s,.t.c PAGES. j.. su.Ii
W oS,.'.cd - =. 70 y,siL si,uSt $i.5U psr
day " the a.iusr. G9teM0 CVuyiey.
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CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.

All widths Linen and Cotton Sheeting Pillow Cott,
and Linens, all qualities, Table Damask Towels, }
kins. &c.
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PHnADErmA, October 20, is4S.

fesnmony OF Mr. Edward II. Rowey, OF the firm Of
-kowiey, Ashburner Co. Ii North Wharves h
proof OF the eiheacy Of Wiliams's Anti-Dyspeptic
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New Hemedie. and Quick Cures.
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract of
COpaiba and SarsapariIIa.

DoszEsHs nd vantages not enjoyed BY any other med
II icine sOF the cure q sexual diseases, which mus
with enlightened public render IL assE:redy high
popular, aud eesderatum long sought fur in the me
icaI world u needs confinement LAnge Of Diet
In is approved form, thai of paste II entirely TASTE
less and causes unpleasant sensation the patient
II has acquired the utmost fame almost egevy par
Of Europe; u has been examined, approved %, and
sanctioned by the faculty of medicine aud recomren
ded by the most eminent of the profession. Prepared
by J. W THORN, Chemist, London, and for sale
wholesale and retail by JoHN A TAKHST Co Agent
for the United states IT'S Greenwich street New YORK
A. the above valuable preparation has been exten
sivcy counter rsted by unprincpled parties IN the
United states, the proprietor has adopted precau
ton Against nposiuon cOnsumerS Label, q which
the following ts INC sime, and which viii be found
burnt IN upon the bottom of each pot q the gaxin.
Intended Tor sale Ia the United SAtes CAnadas Rritxl
PROVINCES, West indies and south America
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PNOCLAMAYION

III "u11AH SMITH, Governor a. y,rr,.I.- ss-,,s.
As and nlsko known that Joseuh prs,,lss. - - ~
siEns = certificate relating 70 IA lcra<<,, - a1
anttr f,tits-is tbe Clerk o. the Conrt ~ ~, ~
me s.ia orftinA<'te embraces the Names ~ ~. -,
rehAplo and Responsible teople IN tb- Co. -
ssfu1c- 70 the inv1riabe curatrvs .rsS,- =, -
ernsieaeerE Vegetable Pills ID the feI',,,- 49, -
b-4. teiinllaints, Asthma C.,nssir,aro,, r1v~,,-
"a 1ysipeiAs; Low, Nervous and ei,n.. f,,..-~.
c@.uA fefcfAs Gripes, Heartburn Hr,d,ch. fr,sL
sns.iSe, ~ ster.css LIVER Complaint Ncrrous IserI
sfsi Nesrei<as khculaslizn aud All sistssrs .rsi,.
uosa s~1s ~ Aetion IA the digestive oreans
1ln Iurtncr ssty that ful and fzlth are to,
-na oosht " DC gwen - sai1 cefunraies Il !.
~ te-an.e1y whereof, = have subscribod my n.rn. .
eae caused The erc-t sesi a tlse state % be alxeI
~ s'I.,ss 49, e,.v.~s WILLIAM SMITH, Governor.
~ n slsH&sE-ox, see cou- ana Keeper az t,s sal
~ hf1nzi'aE, q Portsmouth, cerlihes that fbe<e
es are We esi fsmcdy Tor Diseases of he ieeStiv !,
efkaAs tai nc h'-s ever met with.
~. shArkAA nsFer saw anythiag equal 10 them f,.r
-1scr rsoin@cn >4rsea snd Hesdaehe- = = =. =
~. vs1f<<r fs.s a-d tbem Tor all Glasses Of EIoss
Compsinls N ALI clt isAtrs and found them rnrs = he
s' q =. .s =. a, 49, s'''ss s'erines hunareis y, Ca
ksv.c- 4. Fox, Pastor of The pre~ev,.,,.. s.....,
tiiis noS N use ~ 'Ae e9ss
t..ete sls - 'eazi thousand families m Davidson
so.-t -lohe thai always keep them IA the hoase he.
- usig them ga The arst appearance OF intils-
-ssshsa u'rs ave hundreds dollars IN ns,utors
e-'i-- rsns - oshs per ben.
..,... bAIkx. MACKENZIE.
's-a k.shvial
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JAcKsoN. Tenn. August p. 1shz.

JACKSON Tenn, August %, 1857
The above case perfectly cured by Is bottles Of
the Lthontriptic and was of the worst cases of
Gravel that has ever been in this country.
Let every female who expects to become a mother
read the following and profit thereby
YoRKvIILE October, 1854
Mr. F. CowAN-Dear sir:-You Will do me the kjnd
to publish under my certificate the following ote
that the suffering community may be benefited.
have given birth 10 nine children, and my life heinz
mraculousy saved (as / consider) by your medicine
cannot in justice 10 you aud tbs public withhold nv
testimony 60 its many virtues
used your Lthontriptc in small portions perhaps
once day, for five months, which dispeled ltirely
the natuent sickness of the stomach and heart burn
which had annoyed me, alarming extent
IN all my former pregnancies. When / was con
same medicine, which gave me an easier deliy-
cry by a great deal than ever had before. Nor is
1s all, have seen tried in case and heard from
respectable source ia another case that your Ihon-
trptic tried in, and the Midwife with others m AT
attendance were thoroughly convinced that the pain
the delivery was very much lessened by its use
would say To all my that expect be mothers
10 be without your Invaluable medicine during preg
nancy, and particularly the time OF con nlueInent a
II has marked tendency 90 relax the system conse.
quently the pain Of labor is much diminished aud
ther my Physicians and Midwife both said that had
dropsy of the Womb. and now euioy better health
than have uone in ten years, and believe the dis
ease is entirely removed.
SIR, do this that surlerings OF very many of NV
may be aDeviated If they only overcome their
prcudices much try the LthontripGic. II any
person wishes 10 know my opinions further upon this
subject, they can address me at Yorkville Tenn.
ELIJAH SNOW,
CYNTHIA l.. SNOW.
was present and heard Mr.. Snow acknowledg ge the
facts contained n the above certificate. have been
acquainted with Mr.. and Mrs Snow for many wears
and have reason to believe the truth Of their certh
cate. Rev. j " NEEDHAA
PREPARED ONLY BY -'-''''AA
w. r GRAY,
marZ3-tTlw&wOm Nashville, Tennessee
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Meoifal.
II. II. r..

uEALTH will, in all cases, follow the OF Rad
Ii ways r r. Remedies There are none so sick
or diseased, so weak feeble, OF crippled with pain
innrmites but that Railways Ready Relief, Renovat
ing Resovent, Regulators the OF the dis
ease or sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
ly
These remedies consist OF Railways Ready Relief;
Radway Z Renovating Resoivent Rad way Regu
Each Of these remedies possesses specia curative pow
certain diseases Yet there other dseas-
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus used n there + sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body 10 sus
tain their action the patient VIII live and be restored
10 health.
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Yours respectfully,

Dear sr-i take pleasure in recommending your
Anu -Dyspepiie EiziT, for the cure OF Dyspensa 7
entirely cured. 's Oeen
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Silks, Bareges and Nantes.

VTTE will close our stock Of Fancy Silks Bare
w ges, and Silk and applique Mantles at less than
cest. w. A X j. G. McCLEILAND.
N Let every one remember that we are selling
for Cash only, and they will get great bargains by
calling upon W. A. x j. g. AoCLEII-AND,
Je5-4 81 and SO College street
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Table Linens. DC.

WE keep the best make OF Irish Linens, cheaper
w than they can be bought at any other house.
apr24-u w. A 4 J. G. McCLEILAND.
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S E r VAN T S
HOUSE FURNIsHINGs

We have now on hand unusually large stock of a
kinds Of plain and coored Cottons for house and el
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Removal.

FVE subscriber takes this method of informing his
l. old customers and friends and the public general
that he has removed his Hardware Store from the
ID stand Market street. to No So in the large brick
uding, lately erected the South side of Broad st.
here he keeps constantly hand and makes to or
the various articles embraced in his line of bust
He invites especial attention to his large assert
tent Of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS, &c such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Plow Molds
raw-Cutters, Corn-Sheers, Corn -Crushers, Mill
rushers, Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Kettles, Brass Kettles, Dog Irons, Candle Sticks
ld an almost endless variety of other articles
Jan. 29-u ANDREW ANDERSON
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Elegant Lace Nantes.

VTTE are opening, this morning, beautiful assort-
w ment Of French and Choutiily Lace Mantles.
apr24-u W. A. 4 J. G. MCCLEII.AND.
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FRANKLIN EYRE,n
DIR JAMES tynIt.,,s

, FhAt
kESslNGToN, Sept. u, 1850.
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AIinen Goods.

NNTE have an elegant assortment Of Irish Linens,
w Table Linens, Towels and Toweling Linens and
Linen Sheetngs, which are Offering cheaper than
they be bought any where else.
auglo-u W. A. x j. c. MCCLEIIAND.
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ConsfftutfonaI Df.ea.es.

Many diseases thai aiiiicf humanity inherited
heir looms from the diseased bodies % siey
ScFofula, Consumption, SYPHILIS and Fits, among
the most common OF coBFttuiional dseaseS. Now,
not how many generations the seeds 0f these dis
may have been established ia tis system
ruptng the hiood-hafny's Rc1assafisg Resaio1nf vii
eradicate from the bodies of the Affected every par
che ef diseased deposits, and M the veEs with new
nare and healthy blood.
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fonn0ers.
ClaibOrne'S Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

VNHE attention Of Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Manufacturers and all persons desirous Of purcha-
sing home good machinery, such as STEAM EN-
GINES. CASTINGS, of every description, GEARING,
''AR-N WHEELS OF the most improved patterns, SAW
Hills, PUMPS &c-, &c., Is respectfully called to this
ew Establishment now growing mp rapidly on the
remises OF the late Nashville Manufacturing Company.
g intend TO carry on the business fully extensive
before, and shall be ready to take orders for
achnery aud Castings. We have already commenc-
operations in blacksmith shop and Boiler yard,
ld shall give immediate satisfaction to old and new
istomeTs.
We are experienced Mechancs-each Of us person
ly attending to his OWE departmcnt-and thus we
ta he abe 20 turn out superior work at lower rates
heretofore done in this city. We shall warrant
very niece Of work done at this Establishment, and
prompt and personal attention every order left
Office; thus hope to give general satisfaction
Id be patronzed by all friends of home manufacture.
VI. JACkER q CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
June Eft Late Nashville Mani Co.
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn.
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10 az PERSONS dUttcteu Uuh GTdgeJ.
Mr. J. F. CowAN:-Dear sir-I hereby certify that in
the summer of the year 1855, servant Of mine. boy
about ls years OF age who had always before this
been stout and OF vigorous constitution attacked
with gravel Physician was called who attended on
him for several months, during which time he grew
worse daily until he helpless and believe would
have died in few days had it not been for a friend
who advised the use Of Cowan's Lithontrptc. I pro-
cured few bottles the first OF which gave him reIief
and in n short time he able 10 walk about and
finally fully recovered since which time he has had no
symptoms oi said disease, and to all appearance as
healthy as any servant ON my plantation. ] there
fore recommend il to all persons suffering under
like disease, as one OF the most certain remede
known.
Given under my hand this August pod, 1857.
DANIEL SHELTON
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
w. V.ASJG McCIEJIaNU

RE Offering their entire stock OF Goods at greatly
n reduced prices. Dress Silks, Berages, Nantes,
&c., greatly below Cost Now is the time get the
greatest bargains offered for those that viii call
auglQ-N
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vTTE have just received a large lot OF elegant
w French Musiins, with many other goods from
AuCIion, which We are Offering at greatly less than
importation cost
ie5-u W. A. a J. G.. MCCIFIIANu