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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-05

q TOBACCO-There has been good inquiry during the
week, and with reduced stock sale, the market is
said 20 have been very firm. The transactions have
reached about 1000 hhds, Of which particulars have
been reported except OF sale OF so hhds at &c
r fb To-day We understand that about 200 hhds
have been sold but no particulars reported.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-05
Grea. American Corn shelter.

The Proprietor OF this great labor saving machine,
who is temporarily In Nashville, respectfully invites
call from the Agrculturisss and Mechanics al lavid
son county prefcrring trial and thorough eras,iNa
tioA OF the machine To any description Of is perform
thai he might give lealing feature OF this
shelter is simplicity, thing which NJ itself recon-
mends Il above all Others IL plain, simple and sub
stantiaI aetou, liable Set Or order
aud wl shell, in the hands OF person, In perfect
manner, without breaking cob, or leaving single
grain upon them (What other shelter In the
try will do twenty bushels Of corn pee hour. The
Proprietor prepared 10 dispose of state County
Rights or single machines, on the must reasonable
terms; and, in consequence of the unprecedented
"hard traes," viii exchange the same for land hors
es, mules any kind OF grain farming produce at
market prices.
The Rights for all the Southern states for sale
and can be had reasonably low. Price of single Ma
chimes ei2 and sl6. As they are going OF rapidly
those who may wish 90 purchase invited 20 give
early cab Remensber the plaee-No. AZ, Public
sqaare--sheld's Auction Rooni- feb2o-im
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-05
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
kCnONal.

- Removal.
ME have moved into the New Warehouse M "a
w Public Square Nashville Tenn where we pro.
pose TO DO business on an improved plan We have
now nice assortment Of Imported and Domestic
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &C..
And We solicit the patronage Of friends and Of the
buyers generally.
febs--2m DOUGLAS 4 co.
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The Cherokee Corn Planter !!

PATENTED By ELLIS 4 CHARLTON, sept. sth, 1857
WE only cheap, darabie and eficcut hinc fnr
X planting corn ever presented 10 TIE Planters Of
Ieiressee = ncw on exhibition ~ Aeksrs- Armstrong
4 Cos sko. 6e Market street Nashville -
The Cherokee Corn Planter recommends itseif shove
al eers Tor rs durability, cheApncsz snfiicity aud
the Fsef manner that performs sle feslaulng de-
scribsd work. sH8 1910 80 ! -
Itfarrows oct the sroand % any reqaired depsh-
droPs the corn, many keFuels desired a space
81 toug inches c@mcteE, Haaiheulasesiy he hal
eexeFs Ire hs and presses the earsl las ~ the old
metlsed With he hocl4 marks accaratsy the po-
sitsoa 81 each ALL Wb8 sfneie hsrse = saa or boT
cAa PAnt Ten % hfleen pr cay with czse. ~
Planters and Others inFtrt exalnilsaiinu u
tbs machine, Al Nrssrs- Armstrong \ Cos, Nhr<1 il
may be seen daily Ia przzftcaf elsFafsln.
sefsscs Wishing a. p1FehasFf fuCNIf RIGHTS n
thlz adjoining states, by applyne imretafrsy las
territory = beng disposed rAfsfiy do ufon
such terms VIA nsure sneta large F~tnrn "a lhe
investment Gail onee 4 Ne. - Hafkef <trnef
Nashxdie- cliIlDS NcpoWnL
taasz-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-05
VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USE !


A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the
n City of Nashville, in October, 1857, the
Judges appointed TO examine articles in Class
43-No. Il, GROVER 4 BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes No. l64, SINGER 's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits of the two
machines as follows: Boz
The machines are both two-thTead machines,
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that OF GROVER & BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work.
ing from BOBBlN ENCLOSED IN A SHUT
TIE and. in the opinion of the committee is
best adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage
of USING SP00LS WITHOUT RE-WIND
ING; and, with the exception Of fine cloth
ing, saddlcry, &c, in the opinion of the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE.
gS- The part of this report referring TO
The Singer Machine rs best adapted 10 fine
Clothing was intended to be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE as best FOR MANU-
FACTURIN CLOTHING BY TAlL0RS,
IN WORKSHOPS. &C. THE SAME IN
REFERENCE TO SADDLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE sEwING-MACHINE COMPANY.
No. 4. PtBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville, Tom, January 20, lS5S-tf
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pFREUAEHY
hid. silk, Cloth. and BurkSkiu Gloves.
silk and Satiu Ties. Srarfx. and l,,ayatx-

IUsT 90 hand choice lot OF best quality Of Gloves
ID embracing every color Of Kid, six, Cloth, Buck
skin, etc tian22-tI J. X. NcGIfI-
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MA s III VII L E:
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH s, 1858.


All transient advertisements in this paper must be
paid for at the time they are handed in-otherwise
they will be inserted. Transient JOB Work must
be paid for on delivery.
The combined circulation of the Daily and Tr Week
ly editions of the PATRIOT in the city, and in the
ton Of country trading with Nashville greater than
that Of any other paper in the city All advertisements
are inserted beth editons-hence the is the
best advertising medium.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-05

On plantation we hear Of some 1000 hhGs sold at 59
5z<c, and 600 at eG9514c r fb.
MOI4ASES--Mith light receipts in the early part Of
the week, and good demand, prices further advanced
2D3c, prime and choice selling at 3G3l &c, but the
rates have since fallen back aud close 2D26c for
inferior and fermenting, and 27D2S15c for good to
choice, = bbls ranging htterly at 3l9S4c T. gal The
sales of week comprise some l. 600 bbs, and 500
5000 Il bbls.
.CoFFEE-The market opened with a good demand
and prices advanced fully &c il the early part of the
week but latterly buyers have held back and the i'm
provement has been lost The sales Of week embrace
1900 bags, including day so al l0c and 676 at lie
T. fb, We quote as before, viz: Ordinary l01ac Fair
TO Good Fair IL and Prime, II = q b.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-05

@- The following notice was recently
found sticking up in Massachusetts Hotel.
What can be more characteristic Of the Yam
keel
NOTICE
"All persons in favor OF the Universal Sal
walton of all Mankind are requested to meet
in the hall of this Tavern on Tuesday even
ing next, for the choice of officers"
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FIR HIT RATES
Prom
Charleston and Savannah
TO ZOO
Nashville and Stations on N. s.
{. RaiirOad, west of StevensOn
49, s;ss:7 - -
- -

First Class, Oncluding HAts) per lOo.........sl IS
Second Class. ........-..... i" ......,.. i 90
luitu Nharss-. /. = bO
Special Rates Tor EuTniturs &c =" ............ 80
TOMPEfTION between Steamers and Propellers
v plying between New York and Charleston and
Savannah has caused reduction IN STEAMERS frcghts
through Goods. As their charges may fuctuaie
give above tii. rates from Charleston Savannah
a. Nashville. Al the tame guarantee the cost
shall not exceed az any time prior 10 LIST 81 june the
rates heretofore advertised Through Rates from
New York and 'hladelphia 20 Nashville In connection
with Charleston and Savannah Steamship Lines, viz
First Class, per 100. 81 90
Second Class. ..........................1 rs
Third Class. !" SIS
Special Rates. so
COnsign Goods ~ Agent Central Railroad Savannah,
and 90 Agent south Carolina Railroad Charleston. 80
OgercharEe1 and damages Except damages occur
ing at seal viii be promptly settled heretofore.
For further Information Cards giving classifca-
by mail a. CHAS W. ANDERSON,
frb2z-u General Aaent.
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooKsMAAzs BooKs!.

TIVE following is SCHEDULE Of Property which
VIII be given 70 Purchasers OF Books at the time
of sale by - - -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-05

SUGAR-A good demand has prevailed during the
greater part of the week for the better qualities the
for which have been full white the lower grades
have been neglected, and dull quotations,
The sales of the week embrace about 10 900 hhds IN
Guiding 1900 to-day, the market closing about the
range of the following figures
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Steamboat & laiurr lqews.
- 49, < ARRIVALS. - s. FA2
March Tempest, Louisville.
James johnson, n. o.
DEPARTURES.
Poland, Cincinnati.
Blanche Lewis, Carthage.

River falling with about y feet water on
the shoals.
The City of Huntsville departs at P. NJ.
to-day, for Memphis.
The Sallie West viii leave for Cairo at 4
o'clock p. NJ. Saturday.
For LoUIsvILE.-The regular passenger
and light steamer tempest, will leave as above
to-day at 10 O'Clock. She is in charge of the
veteran PARR, assisted in the Office by our at
tentive friend JOHNSON. Secure rooms early
The Lookout, from Paducah, arrived last eve
ming. She will leave on return to-day. For
speed and comfort she is a very desirable
Cumberland Institution" her officers being
proverbial for their attention and close appli-
cation to business.
The James johnson, which arrived yesterday,
had large freight list of sugar and molasses
the finest looking stock we have seen landed
at our levee this season. To her attentive and
accomplished clerks we are indebted for river
favors. She will leave ON return trip to-
morrow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-10
AMERICAN L FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. n. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents!

Late Agent 81 fhf 4. y. FdieRt 'lNfft NnAh-
incfoH, undsr ne at Of 1857.
q state 81, opposite Kiiby 81, ilo'ton.
4 FTER az extensive practice Il up~srls oi
~ twenty years, coutiun~. to secure Pai'uis in
The Untcd State; and als1 in Great funin,
Frnce, anl other foreign countries. 'a''as'
Specifications, Assignments, and all iapers NJ
Dnvinr. ar Patents executed on lhsfal terms,
anL With desratrh. Rrseafohrs made toto Ain'-
firan or Forrgn works, 20 determine the VALIDITY
90 ut,Ut, ~ Patsnts of lnyrnt,ous-and legal or
other advice frndsrci IN al matters hog he
same. Comics of the claims II any faisnis iuI
ni.hsd h, rrrnilung Doe Dollar. Assignment &C.
coricd At Washington.
Thi. Ar,nc, l. not on, the largest ~ New Eng
I.nd, lat through u inSrntou have advantage l"r
securing patents. o. asocrtsin,ng The psirnthHly
of inventions, unsurpassed b,, " not immelsuf1-
bly superior a., any which can H. utrrod thfh
elsewhere. The testimonials lelow giyrn rtu'e
that poo, !. MORE SUCCESSFUL At THE
PATENT OFFICE than the suhsrflsr, and 80
NUCCESS rs THE NEST PROOF Or AZ.
vlNTIGES AND ABILITY. be- Soui cid
that he has ,lnnlant reason a. believe, and etn
pto,s that at 40 othet office Of the kiai are The
rh,tvr, Toe professional setyice. so muirfair The
immense practice Ut the sul.criher during twenty
,.afs ras. ha. enahlsd him 90 accumulate vast
collection VI specifications and ullrial trrisiIus
relative IN raisni.. Thee, l-siles BIZ rNtrnsNe
library 1T sgil and mechanical Wofks and i1ll &C.
cnun,s ~ piieut. granted ~ the United states and
Europ-, render HIN allie, lr,pni question, Co Offer
.urstinr facilities ior obtaining patents.
An nscs..it, Il a journey O. Wsshiugipu o. pro-
CURE pairut. and the usual great delay there. arc
saved inventors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-10

-.nderOd, and these Samari.
tans /. CO. Ish had the satisfaction Of sec
ing dir / CT patient restored to conscious.
noss. " Is. little Rose, herself uuharmed
loudly crowod her appreciation.
said to eoneiousncss. but the tcrrors OF
The niebt had shaken the nerves OF the poor
girl. and Tor soro hours she raVcd wildly
Towards night, however, she sank into
swcc, sleep, and awOkc in the foil pos s'ior
Other faculties. Then she told who sh,
Wa. and whence she came.
Aroused, she said. by the violence OF The
tenrc.,. she had wrapped h,r infant chars,
in re bedding. aud had csraPed from The
hous,. AIfi:btcd by tn, combiaej terror'
ofn5ll and o.m, .he failed to strike the
Ii,iD. ground. on which the inhabitants
were already taking refuge; and pursued
H., main roai until .se perceived a hoos'
re.r by. Sho remembered rolchins The
f,ucc. and seeking f5r an entrance.
Successive Hood, subsequently, visited the
township; and tie colonial government wen
at d.. compelled % remove thc settlement
tali.icr and dricr site than The frequent
" inundated va.ley oi Gandnrai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-10
GESrRAL ,sEsCN roR
l.. +. ATWOOD'S BITE X S,
MoFFAT'S LIFE ILLS,
Phoenix Bitters.

TINE rrtpiaiion ~ these yer, celehr,isd veg'i'
able irmede. u noS uncqualri b, auN Others
IN ihi. cpunir, OF IN Eafups. They afc Tally 80
,ah,.hsyl ~ the most universal ihmil, medicine
oa, 10 use, and lhr, vii maintain their prr.rm''
n.o, frnasn by the Intrinsic and comprehensive
,i,tu.. which acquired u. The usual mo'lss 81
puiIery would h. unworthy Of them anl ''unnrc"s'
sarN,
fhausind. anil tens 81 thousands II persons nov
living IN p.rfrctl, rrstarrd health, testify. 10
thuus.nI, have testified, 10 their prompt sol deci'
del cil,cary MT only ~ I'll ordinary arrangements
Of heahh from impaired digestive functions. cns'
ti,,nrs., b,ious ani liver complaints, thrumhiic
anA ,naammat,f, coli.. cuugh.. Drrvous wsakness.
lo.. II appetite. failure Of Gcsh, headache anil 'm'
rurc state 1T the bl1d anl other u,is, hui also IN
Ihrum,tisn. fever and age, other inierm'iiani
fr,rrs asthma brunshits, chol,e, plcutisy, palpl'
iaiipn II the heat. r.h Of hlnud H. the head, ct
It'd pains IN the j,,ni.. lmh. and organs, alec
t,nn. Il the bad ~ ani kidar,s. jaundoe, dr"psy
pils. (hgwsyrr iaydcm,r,) hah,tual co.i'Ne,e.s
-,ou. and billion. l,u.nc.., obstinate hcatafh s
ani gidinsss, sod an imnsnsc numler Ut oihsi
mahiirs.
The, tcqpi.r NJ dieting uor confinement, arr
pstisci, mil aad plsasant 10 their operation, bot
" 90 powerfully trsirtr hcalih-ihHt greatest 81 al
,afihl, blcssings--tn the most exhausted aoi d.
hp,isic,l constitutions.
rt,raf,,l snl .ud b, d.. WILLIAM H. NoF'
FAT. I.ij Br,tdwa,, y. Y. W.
WI. \. RUST. VI. ID, Sou'h Paris. Agent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-10

DHclrEry or TmEsr THorssNp NATIVE
Crsf,rt,~s ov A. i>puN lst,Np. We 80,
i,sa..l. uTou what may b. considered re-
Iaar authority t..t ,oloo Chris; ans hav,
rrr'g been found grsnau Island north OF
Ca.t.s. 4. has ben rumorcl for tune
thu j..r, was a Christian Teopl, forgotten
ard -akrn, which however, ye' possessed
thr., B.'',,. aud continued s,-.-ust Boa che
faith. when missionaries trst lAndoi on
tie I.lri they met with a school teacher
and h.. ruliI., who repeated "a the Malay
an t11.u,.-"A. Ihc heart Ianic,h after
a, water brooks, 3, Tants,h my soul AFTER
the. % Lori, y, Bibles were found,
blt For. most rrcciou. promises were written
upon ;ss bark Of tres. They knew toe
Ar..H C.e,l. an the llile'h,r: Cate
ch-l. ana tas Christian customs. rWcniy
church and school. ~ existed.
I.ra.a the ir.t-. IN n.,'.ty of Pastor
Ild.rr-. oluIsr % che M.rialen Asylum
o; S..Hl,ck. and chief patron % che Inner
M.a.rs ia Holland, tour missionaries VIII
Ia ..u uuI.r tbJ venerable Coos.
ntr wr-a .ru; out, and tlr.e thousand PR
,ou. a.,s.,d. To-. is certainly an iaier. ''-
in- discovery. The Island on which thee
Christian, were GauI belongs 90 the IA;
10, Arrhirsl1s,. To, dutch have tor
ycas..,I T'l,.ealrule IN thi, rs,5n. T1rs
NAV account .lF tie original Introduction
Of Christianity among chs T'1T.', AMI i'r
IT, rs, that the .l,I.lrgrs Ca,,caism was
sri, 1rrl IN tl..r possession. But stu,
a. ,srE-plr t.'e AMI c,rcum-nnc,. In
vh,ra ...s inir- 'l1k place, may
W. lu,a. a1i elicit
i. Isl. who have the l'is
ar prosecuting it.-G r
r.. kl,urgsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-10
ItaIYMHDX'S
Medical Discovery,

IA W ~ W ~ - ~ ~
THE GREATEST or THE AGE.
MIR. KENNEDY. Of Roxbury, has discover
MI .J 10 one of our oonnoa pasture weeds a
Ssmrd, that cures EVERY KIND OF lluMOR'
f,om the worst Scrofuh down 10 common Pim-
nle. lie has tried IL IN over eleven hundrri ca.
se.. and never isiled except IN two. lie has nov
in h,s possession over two hnndfcd esttihcaies o
IL value. all within twenty miles OF bos'on'
Twoboitles are warranted To cure ""'''"s
sore mouth.
one 10 three bottles will cure the worst Mind OF
pimples on the face.
Twoor three bottle. will clear the system Of
bilcs.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Kind of ranLef in the moaih and stomach.
Three 10 Eve bottles Ue warranted To cure the
worst cases ~ ersipsls.
One 10 two battles tie warranted 10 cure all
hunors of the eyes.
Two botlss are warranted to cure rnnning 10
the ear. anil blotches IN the hair.
Four 10 six battles are ~arranied 10 care cor.
fupt aud running ulcers.
One bttle will cure Interruptions ~ the skin,
Two or three botiles are warranted to cure the
most desperate cases Of rheunaiism.
Three 60 .ix bottles are warranted TO cue
silt rhsum.
Fi,eto eight bottle. core the 'srl waist ga
ses OF sctnluls.
4 benefit /. always expected rem ihe 6rs
hottie. and perfect cure warranted When ih'
above qiantity - 'sken,
Nothiag looks - improlahls 90 those wh,
have ia 'ain tired all the wonderful nrdirinr'
Of the day, q. that a common weed growing ~
the pastures, and along old stone walls, shuUt
cufe ever, humor; vet u - now a hgcd fact, I
yuu have a humoT u has to start. There are n,
"a nor and. about IL, curing some Gases bot no
Yours. lie has peddled over thousand botile
Of Il IN the vicinity of Boston, aud Knows th,
ehcci II IL IN evety case. IL has alTsad, dum'
some u the greatest rutrs ever done ~ Massa
chu.etts, IL gave tito children q year old. I,
oh people ~ s'siyi AND has seen poor, pun
looking children, whose hesh was soit and hsb
b,. rrsiotsd to perfect state oi health by ia
uss ~ one bottle.
To those Who are troubled with sick head
ache one bottle will alwsy. cure w. II give
great relief ~ catatth and disI,ness. SOM
Who have taken IL have been costiye for yrats
aud have been reguhtei b, IL. Where The bod,
Il. sound IL sofks qui- Easy, lot vhcfr there
90, dsnugrm,nt Of the funciioHs Il naiurc, i
w,llcau.e vcry singular fcclings, bot you mu,
not be alarmcd-they alwaYs disappear IN froB
louf days 10 week. TheTe - never bad ~
cult ffsm ten the contrary When that feeliul
j. gone. you Will feel youfsclf IKE new person
I heard some OF the most 'Nua'agan encomi
um. II n that man ever listened To.
80 change oi diet ever n'cessary. Eat th
l.st you ,nn get and enosgh ~ ~.
RoNHuRI, Sept. 10. 1883.
tbs - 70 nifty. nat H. ~. HAT, Dpsr,i
. PgriiHd. 80 ~ daily asiLanE'd GsHvai igsHffo
ny Medical Dsest'rv fo' fA' STATE u Nais'. az
iAai v - sspph,d nth ~ g'asiH', dl,,d f,a- NJ
b Lsbarat0ry. DONALD hLNNIDb.
~ NAY. druggist. Portland, the ony an
. thofiSrd agent iuf Maine.
/ soH by Nndtcws = BATES, Paris Hill; W. 4
I Ru.i. 10. Paris: T.. Atwood i Go Buchhsld
\ u. y. Noyes, NoTwav Tvs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-10
PURE POTASH, IN TIN CANS.
II. T. Babbitt, c. n 20 Washington -
NY, and y India ST, Boston.


rI,HE proprietor u thi. Potash ha. toe many
,ears sern the Necessity ol having .uwr &C.
liable standard fur the strength Of potash. Ih"
a Elaboration has become 80 general, that DO hAs,
not~ ith.trdiug - valuable prupsrtirs. gone n,ff-
!, uut ~ use. Fac proprietor has taken The rr-
.pon.ihlt, II snbscfibing be-. name 90 every pack
age, add warrant. the strength ~ b. uniform, ani
whrn used alsays producing the same results.
Potash m,uy times .. adulierird viii salt
which Il. Destruction ~ making % n; u mikes
the l,de. cav they d,d not have good lnoA, Sc.
One othrr r,a.ou that Potash has gone oct 1T use
b. IL u % unpleasant o. handle, bcing poi up ~
wuoirn cask,, becoming liquid iu man, cases, aud
ysr, ttuuble.om- o. the rrtailrrs.
Nov the proprietor hrst ohliins pure Foiashes'
alua,s being the sane strrugth aud producing The
sane results; ani will warrant u 90 all cases, u
the directions arr followed, 10 produce double the
elect IN making soaps, add al other purpose Zoe
which IL !. used. Full directions ior making the
be-, II Soft, Hard, ~ Fancy soaps. li is made
With yer, little troubc. The ley - prepared in
five %, ten inmates.
IN. potash warranted to cut lb,. grease into
good Soap.
NJ H.. will make a barrel Of bcautilul soap.
Direction. ior making Soft Soap; iirectonsiar
m.king Hard soap; directions ior lsundr'es snd
hstsl.; direction. Tor cleaning cottor waste that
has t~ru used IN cleaning machiaer, Of all Ainds
direction. cor using this Potash 10 the place oi
sal soda, directions ior sticking India rubber
s0les on shoes.
Al the sJo,e direction. accompany each can. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-10


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ar c.u.ia grove.
Ar.,l man on, d.va.t-da man Of vi,
WI ...I.,a,t,,. .r8Isp,. 49,. 81,
ia ....... r.pri.,I ,b, rbil,.,r...r. which
can ..,. t.,r....l ,b, advantage over an
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-10
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BuCIliN'S HUNGARIAN BiLSlM
or IIEEi
ruE GREAT ENcLsu ErYEpY TOR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Con-
sumption !
Another Great aud Permanent Cure Of
seated Consumption

To I'm. n. =. nRAuttT, pca' Sir: IN com
rltausc With ,uur i,gu-st. Shse'iuiy give nv
r,,umusnisi,ua ~ the Hungarian Baisam. !
have hen afflicted &c n-a'ly tsu Nrlrs, With =
.sytts inflammation Il the luugs, attended With
htrl dH, rrr.h, sru'c rhins ~ The side, l1ss ~
-r.,iIir. lpi irrt,as,us d,iiIt,, Wh,,h bfought
,.r ,Hi1 r. yef, f,,bi. 1ni dangerous condition.
~,ysDl yh,s.giaus whom ! consulted. declared
th1t ! ,,s 90 deep consumption, and that curr
ul rF, r,.rvar almost impossible. Tired sc'ru'l
rH.uat medicines without receiving an, cssruiial
rs.rrf. uaul took che lluu.suau lislsam. THIS
rrsJ.rius rrli,ysd mr 10 opcr. and On isW DAYS
rhlH-..l u, whrlr cunlii,1n g. ihr hitter. Wy
,uueb e, p1v checked The pa,n b. u, code - gone
u, appetite b. Improved, aui ! cuusid'f myself
ia u a,r 49,, o. teco,rr mN iouu"f health n"d
.tr,u.th VI, c.mpi,iot wss c,us,i. 81 bret, b.,
severe c,Ll., aai o, tas duet It paper m,ll ~
sblsh 80. employed. .......
OCrNNIAN IlOOGS.
Thi. ma, ccuih that I am acqun,7ird With Oo
hyal IIougs, snJ ~as situf.- If the f,hsi
which D., received tom ihe nee 90 BuCEan's lal.
.am have also usci lhi. medicine in ny owu
tamil, 18th great l-nrft.
FRANCIS \. LNDSTON.
81, Proprietor, Dawn I. nE,utrr. Water
town. Ma... o. Shom ~ order. .hpull ~ ad'
l-r..s.i. Soli b, Dmgyi.ts AMI iralcfs N mrd,'
,ipe boz ever, toSa in tha United state. aai Bnr
ish rruviuo'-. ln's1
". \. RUST. Agsr,. Sou,h ran'.