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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-24
For the Upper Mississippi.

For the Upper Mississippi.
U. s. MAIL LINE,
u ock Isiand ana Keok uk Daily Pas
sengrr Packets.
gINIiE steamers BEN. CAMPBELL
the line for the season Of 1855. Both -
Of these boats being Of light draug ht1 =
and Of great speed, may be relied upon for making
connections ~ advertised. The
BEN. CAMPBELL,
Csc. II. MYERS, Captain A. L. MILLER, Clerk,
Leaves Montrose on the arrival Of the cars from
keokuk. every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
morning at 3 0s rfsHoM Tn
Joas X. kSAcH, Captain A. II. CoRwlsE, Clerk,
Leaves Montrose ~ abuve. every Monday, W ednes
day and Friday connecting, at Burlington, with
TRAINS for CHICAGO and Ny Pleasant. lows;
at Muscstine, with the TRAIN for IOWA CITY !;
At Rock Island, with Minnesota Packet Company
Steamers for 0Alena, Dubuque, and st. Paul. and
the trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad.
Through Tickets may be procured on Board. or
May lid At Depot On Lsvee.
ierring's Patent CAaapiea Fare.
WITH HALLS PATENT P0wDER-PRoOF
w LOCKS, the same that we're awarded sspa-
rate medals = the world's Fair, London, 1851,
and the World Fair New York, 1853, and ara the
only American hsfss that were AWARDED medals at
London Worlds Fair.
These Safes form tho most perfect security
against Fire and Burglars of any Safe ever offered
bers aud thsir agents, who have on hand and mako
20 order al kinda Of Boiler and Chilled Iron Bank
Ghosts and Vaults, Vault Doors, and Money Boxes
or Chests for Brokors Jewellers and privats Rami-
And are also Patsa..oa 10y psrehase) and msn.-
faeturerso Of JONES PATkNT PEkAUTATION
BANK LOCK.
SC. HERRING CO.,
No. 3si broadway. cor. A.rny-st., n. r.,
Msyl0dlm Opposite the City Hall.
EXAMINATION or TEACHERS.
A LII pcrsons wishing Certificates Of their quali-
~ 6cations - Teachers Of Common Schools in
this county, are requested to present themselves
for examination ct the
Central Public scAoel Hence,
In the City Of keokuk, n xuesdsy aud Wednes-
day, the 25th and 18th da ySTf May.
Hours u examination fron9 o'clock .. m. To 4
o'clock p. m. JOHN A. MUM
County Superintendent Of Common schools.
NV. sAnPLE. rAnx,n
Notary Pubic sSd ims. Agent.
SAMPLE q RANKIN.
Reai Estate, Money, ana sssck
DR OKERs,
AID
COLLECTING AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE and STOCKS bought and sold,
sIrLIs IxvEsrIGArED,Ac.
~ Particular Alteration pod to cauecHons. 80
Once on Ind H.. bet Main and Johnson,
............fOWA.
| May 4, 'bs-d3m-w6m
tM W. II lex N. H.. a0rgoOn
1 IVA Dsnssss. Vthcs on Sseond-St., -.
between Main and johnson streets. Kso,l
kuk. lows. lmay4aAwl Nu0D
4 OESeOLuTlON.
vrHR parsnsrship heretofore existing between
j i Marshall Eirong in the practice Of Law hxs
l this Day bssn dissolved BY mutual consents
All tAs clsims And business o. the late drm havs
been lsft With H. Strong for coliectton and settle
4 ment. Those indebted 70 ~ will piesse cali q
/ his once and settle the same.
!, May :, 1873. .. +. MARSHALL,
! myldlm HENRY STRONG.
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GTThe greatest modern wonder In gym
nastics is not the turning Of double summer.
sets as shown in circus bills; but the Demo-
cratic party has now turned three without
touching the ground, AMI IL likely to 20 hall
way over again and light on its head. 1t
has done it this wise First, il repealed the
Missouri Compromise, which it had made
thirty years before, and founded Squatter
Sovereignty; Second, it abandoned that for
.hc crct Sccs. Decision, Ia. Slavery weut
into the Territories BY virtue Of the Consti-
tuition, in spite Of squatters, and that the
people had no power TO regulate their own
institutions in their own way till they should
get ready TO come into the Union; and, third.
it now declares that even when tho people
come to make State Constitution they can.
not have the privilege OF rejecting it at all
or voting against it, Linn County Regis
ter.
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A YANKEE MARRIRs TIE DAuourrR or
FRENCH DUcHEss.- marriage Of Young
Hutchinson, Of the American India Rubber
SAoe Manufacturing Company, TO the daugh-
ter OF tho Duchess Of Montgomery and Lux
embourE, has made good deal Of talk in the
aristocratie nircles Of France. They do not
deny that NJ. Hutchinson 10 an elegant and
aoeomrlibed young man, or that he has not
an immense fortune in hand and prospective;
they deem 1t q ,nesssiliancs, which throws
stain upon one OF the oldest and most hon.
ored names Of France. But this world Il
growing wonderfully @realist" in the pres.
ence Of money and, since the parties are
both human beings, both respectable, educa-
ted, and accomplished, and withal, entertain
real love for each other, where's the hsrmY
Titles are becoming but himsy things in the
heart Of this nineteenth century Of progress
and good sense.-lA Paris Letter.
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nepusiican state Convsuslsa =.

Repub,ican State Con vention will b 1eid d
low. CITY on Thursday, the 18th day Of June,
1883, for the purpose Of nominating secresaxy'
Auditor, Treasurer Of State and Attorney osss''
and for the transaction Of such other buslhe" AZ
may be deemed necessary by the Convention.
ThS ratioof representation Of each county ~iii
he one delegate for every one hundred Republican
votes and an ddional one for every fraction over
fifty, the vote for Governor at the last State cleo
ton being the basis. Organized counties with less
than one hundred Republican voters will be enti-
tled each TO one delegate
IL KIRKwoop, W. II. FARsER,
W.P. CLARK, ii. PRIcE,
H. o'CossoR g. ID. WOODEN,
Des Moines, ] Ian. 20, IS. Committee.
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Co-Pavinershtp Notice.
- =. GRAY Il. Il. SMITH have this day
-. formed a partnership in the Carpenter and
Building business in all it's branches, under the
hrm name and styls of Gray Smith. They will
be found on Fifth street, between High aud Nor.
gan, where they will be happy to receive The or
ders OF their friends and the public.
msy1. 5sdSm
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nuffats ana Lake Huron RaisYeaAl
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT,
Al the above Office tickets for New York, Boston,
and ali the stations on the New York kris md
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. wARRACK,
Agent II u. 4 l.. Ii. Railroad,
Once No. 80 D.arbon Street, Chicago,
April ~, 'ss-dIy-c CHS
singers ksWtng NJ achIne.
H'oK all manufacturing purposes, singers Sew
I ing Machines are deemed Indispensable. The
public insist upon ha wing their elotking. Ac, made
BY then. Singer Family Ss~ise Machine 10 the
latest presented for composition, and, being n.
ranged With full knowledge Of the defects Of other
anhines Tor similar ases, has avoided o. Ysusdisd
them all. II u The handsomsst Sewing Machine
ever made, and the easiest TO learn to operate.
IL sxcellent mechanicsI principles and Qualities
are readily appreciated BY those acquainted With
sewing machines, and give assurance Of their be-
coming universally sdcptd. Apply for i. n.
Singer Co.. 6ssette. Copies supplied Rntis.
Western once lao Lake Street, Chicago.
meh4d6n WIN. BKoDERICK, Agent.
Farwell's AScaM nag MA nufacgoYY.
Nos. -. ~ and A6 Wabash Avsnus,
CnlLAHU ILLINOIS.
UAgs AND SACKS Of every dsscriptioa I'd
- variety, furnished upon tho shortest notice.
md printed With appropriate Brands.
SIMEON FAkWELL,
mchsdAw3m Proprietor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

A GOOD Farm Hama Who also understands gard.
~ Tag. Inquire tls PAtrioG oEtlce- l14n-1-s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02
Paramne CanneICoaI OIL.

This oil is one of the wond triul discoveries
Of the age. The products obtained from the
Camel Coal are all wonderful. We have been
shown a specimen of Parallinc. which is quite
as beautiful as the sperm from which the
sperm candle is made. From this paratlinc Il
very brilliant candle is manufactured. This
Parafiine is strained from the Camel Coal Oil,
just as the sperm principle is strained from
sperm oil In this age when sperm oil is be-
coming so scarce and expensive, and when, in
deed, it is almost impossible 10 obtain the ar
ticle pure, il is a dcsideratum to have an ar
ticle produced which sells at the price OF or
binary oils, and yet is fully equal to the finest
quality of best sperm, rs certificates from re-
liable gentlemen show to he the case. From
what is said in regard to the oil here and else
where we would suppose that the proprictors
of machincy every where would be reioiccd at
its Introduction. The individuals who com
pose the company which produces this oil, are,
from what we can learn, gentlemen of high
character and standing. The oil is produced
in a crude state from very superior oil, bear
ing Camel Coal. on Kanawha. The oil is re-
fined in Maysville, Ky.
E5 See advertisement in another column
Messrs. EwIN, PENDLET0N IL Co., are Agents
in this city who will keep large quantities of
the Oil for sale.
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pp Telegraph.

Weather at 9 O'Clock, february 1st.-Sackville,
clear, mercury 10 degrees below zero; st.
Johns N b., clear mercury degrees below
zero; Quebec clear, mercury l6 degrees be-
low zero; Portland, clear, mercury l6; New
York, clear, wind southeast, mercury 30;
Philadelphia. cloudy, east wind, mercury 80;
Louisville, snow and rain, wind northeast,
mercury 81.
LOUISVILLE. Feb IL Barbee & Co.'S. Al
cohol Works, were consumed by fire last night.
Insured.
Johns Rains, proprietor of the Gault House,
is dead, after lingering illness OF eonsump-
ton.
River falling with 81 feet water in the ca
nal, and Al feet on the falls.
New York, Feb. 1.-The HTdld's Washing
ton correspondent says, that Mr.. Stone of
Boston, has been before the tariff investigat-
ing Committee, for four days. He duplicates
Mr.. Matteson as making arrangements but,
don't say that he received any money for his
own use. In answering the question whether
his firm had loaned money TO members OF
Congress, he hesitatingly said. TO Banks
81 900, another member borrowed some which
is yet unpaid.
Mr.. Clarkson arrived last evening, and
handed the Lecompton Constitution to the
President.
The President received a letter from Mr.
Calhoun, requesting the submission thereof to
Congress. Mr.. Calhoun viii be here Wednes-
day.
Quite a number of leading men of Kansas,
have already arrived to defeat the Lecompton
Constitution.
PrrTsBURG. Feb. All the banks of this
city, resumed specie payment to-day
New YORK, Feb. 1.-The Empire City, with
Havanah dates of the 10Th has arrived Her
news is unimportant.
Hartford, Feb lst-John Miller, baggage
master has been arrested for robbing the mail
He confesses his guilt.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. lst.-Messrs. Calhoun, Cato,
Carr and Henderson have arrived from Kansas,
enroute for Washington. They say the Dem
ocratic State ticket is elected, aud the Demo
Gratis have one majority on joint ballot in the
Legislature.
The river here and the upper streams are
rising steady, and are in good navigable
order.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The sergeant-at-arm
the attendance Of j. b. Williamson, of New
York, before the Investigating Committee,
Mr.. Williamson refusing to attend.
SENATE-Mr. DoOlittle presented a petition
from 81 citizens of the United States, praying
the purchase and annexation of Cuba.
Ihe consideration OF the Army Bill was re-
sumed.
The LecOmptOn Constitution with a mes
sage is expected tomorrow.
The President absented himself from the
Cabinet to give audience to 80 Missourians
temporily here.
SENATE-Nlr. Houston opposed the army in
crease, except by volunteers.
Mr.. Wilson gave notice of an amendment,
that the President call for not exceeding 5000
volunteers to be employed in enforcing the
laws of the United States.and maintaining
peace with the Indians and protecting citi-
zens en- route to Utah.
Hartford, Feb. 1st.-John w. Seymour,
Secretary of the Hartford County Saving As
ISOLATION, and Treasurer, has abscouded, de-
faulter for 100000.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

"a JOHN A. MCEwEN, Esq, left this city
yesterday on the John G. Cline, for Arkansas,
where he will spend the remainder of the win
ter for the benefit of his health. Long years
of severe study and diligent application to
the business of his profession have made seri-
GUS inroads upon his health, which renders it
necessary for him to take some greater relax
alton, than he has allowed himself heretofore.
We almost envy the society which is about to
receive the sparkling wit and brilliant flow of
conversation, together with the noble nature
and genial qualities, Of one who is so univer-
sally admired as Mr.. McEwEN. Embarrassed
of all his various duties as an attorney and as
the Mayor of the city, those rich attributes
which have made him the ornament of Nash
vile society may have their full scope and
verge. We hope he may have an agreeable
respite, and that he may soon return with the
fresh bloom of health restored to his cheek
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

e." We have received from the author, a
copy of ''The So,alhe,n Manufacturer" showing
the advantages of Manufacturing the Cotton
in the fields where ii is grown; compared with
its Manufacture in the Eastern States, with
estimates for building Cotton Mills sc, by +.
SrEADMAN. Mr.. s. is practical machinist and
manufacturer. aud at present the Suprrinten-
dent Of the Sumner Manufacturing Company,
at Gallatin in this State. The work is an es-
say in fourteen chapters, wherein the subject
of Southern Manufacturing is considered, in
all its aspects-its advantages and disadvan-
tages From the cursory examination which
we have given it, we think it contains many
thoughts and reflections, IL wei as facts and
data of very great and general interest to the
planting and manufacturing people Of the
South We shall take occasion to e,;amnc it
further at an early day, and in the meantime
commend it to the notice of the public. Or
ders filled by Messrs. W. T. BERRY IL CO., Of
this city or GRAY Il BOYERS, Gallatin, Tenn.
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save your Doctor BILLS and Time.

MT. SAVAGE, Md, JuIy I, 1870.
DEAR SIE;-u consequence OF taking cold alter u bad
attack Of .he measles eleven years since, have
from that time suffered greatly with disordcrcd liver
and stomach. ! have been times bad that my
life was dcsptired of. l induced some time ago,
through the persuasion Of friend, Mr.. Henry Shatcr
70 try bottle Of IIuohands Germans Btters, think
ing II II done good IL could do harm, and know
ing Mr.. shaicr to De a gentleman who would re
commend any thing b. that hc did not have conf
dcnce in. Before had taken third of the bottle
NV bowels became regular and had a inc appetite
When | had used Two thirds of It considered my
health good ever Il was, and could cat anything,
without its disaErccjug with IN the least.
kcepa bottle Of the Buffers in the house continually,
and n ease take cold or feel unwgi!, take or
two doses, and 1t makes change in my bowels which
is all need wherefore, for the past eleven years, my
doctor bill has been from so So per year, besides
loss Of time and severe illness. Yours, truly,
Z. !. THRASHER.
To Dr. C. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, Ia.
Ask for Ho.faHd's German Bi9srs. Take nothing
else, and that the signature of G. NJ Jackson
the wrapper of each bottle They be- had Of drug
gusts and store keepers every town and village in
the United states Canadics, West Indies and South
America, at 10 cents per bottle. Principle Office, ilS
Arch street, Philadelphia Pa. Feb. Is.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

THE REMAINS OF Mrs MADIsoN.-The South
ern CHRONICLE, published at Orange Courthouse,
Virginia, says:
1--WE learn that the remains of Mrs. Madison
were brought from Washington by her nephew,
MIR. Cults, on Wednesday, the 18th instant,
and deposited in the cemetery at Montpelier,
near the monument recently placed by The c-
tizens OF this county over the grave of her
husband. This we understand, was in com
pliance with wish expressed by Mrs. Mad.
son herself Circumstances unag oidable have
heretofore delayed it. 1t would, however,
have been eonsummated when the Madison
monument was erected, In September last. If
her relatives in Washington had known al the
tipe that'this was about being DONE IL
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CONSTABLE.

81 We are authorized 10 announce WILSON MULLEN
candidate for Constable the Nashville District
the ensuing March election.
BE- We are authorized 10 announce JESSE W. PAGE
candidate Constable III the Nashville District
BE We authorized to announce McD. A. NoIES
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
the March election.
B9- We are authorized to announce W d. CABIER as
candidate for Constable III the Nashville District.
HZ- We are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH l.. RYAN
As a candidate for Constable IN the Nashville District
Be- We are authorized 10 announce JESSE B. PERRY
candidate for Constable IN the Nashville District
at the ensuing March election.
EE- We authorized to announce FLETCHER W.
HuRS, candidate Tor Constable in the Nashville
District, at the ensuing March election
So We are authorized 10 announce SAM D. NICHoI
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
at the ensuing March election.
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The Cherokee Corn Planter !!

PATENTED BY Ellis C1iARIToS. sePt slA, 1857
rIsHE ssly cheap, aarabse and ~iceat nasehlns Cor
II planting corn ever pres..ats4 u The Planters ~
Tenneesce n exhibition II Hezsss- Armstrong
s Coz, Ne. % M4rkct street, Nashville.
Ifse clefskce Cora FlzneT recommends lscT above
alfalAs, tor durability, shc2Fness, simplicity, aud
the y-yses thai torf0runs the iuloeng do
scFlbef eo4k.
ID garFoaa oas the ground - any Fs-lelrcd drpth-
dFogs tfla ,frl. Eaay kefnels desired sfsare
81 fOae incars dk4iaFter, us1thcatslr4lg tA- hill
euenfs the liits prcexs the earth, Is tbs 0d
nles101 IA tie hos I1 il4fks acc1rairs the 20
ssan Il esch ALL \ an szsse htfse, az boy
oAn s,lalsk ~ Glfean 4cTcs pr Sag Ntth eAsa.
Planters a8d others tls ii ~ Examination Il
tbs ssachine, Al hezsrs AfnlsfTens 4 Cos, skeFe
Say be daily IA sfacEle2i oper4sieu-
1serszas Hshnas - parss<se coIAff RIGHTS Ia
sis1s o. ADJOINING ct.le BY sftyinx iizcselafy fss
tssranry = being s.sesei 81 rnssliy } can ag.a
sszA telns sfil assure them lezss Frfafn The
.a<esllzehs. Cal ~ enrs = No. - Market street.
S.shslils. cali1S MCDOWELL
tzn---U
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

/ INVITE the attention OF the pubic r-T=EC -
Il % my large aud we'll selected stock <<7<fzf%S
Of BOOKS, PAPERS, STATIONERY a -
FANCY GOODS, a. follows s-A~42--Z
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Atlanta NInrixeI.

ATLANTA, jan. %, lSaS
Although the weather for several weeks past has
been quite dsagreeable our business streets have e-
hibed more brskncss, and the aspect Of everything
Is much more cheerful and cheering. Our country
friends are beginning Ia loose their hold their pro
duce aad surplus cash 30 their profit and the
chants relief The streets to-day are througed with
wagons laden with Cotton and other products OF the
farm.
CoITON-This article Is coming IN moro freely, i'm
parting much animation Ia the trading localities. We
quote At from 10 Ice, but the ruling at which
most transactions take place II ga All that arrives
IS quickly taken, and We think improving feeling Is
manifest.
HOGS-We have n0 arrivals 10 announce, the mar
kct having closed. Pork Is selling At u loo, cut 10
SUIT customers.
BACON-we hear Of a few bots Of new Bacon which
II sclAg at l0c. Not perfectly cured probably but
yet, very Ialr.
MiIEAT-Is selling at from IS Ia SOC. for good. All
that can be brought viii be readily taken. There 10
probability OF any advance.
FLoUR-is not 50 plentiful as il has been, and yet
the market is dull, with only limited demand. We
quote - 50fas2 IS a 100 h.
CukN-ls selling for from IS 10 SOC , bushel. The
former price, eIsA.
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Steamboat & liiuer news,

ARRIVALS.
Jan. 3l.-J. G. Cline, Memphis.
Blanche Lewis, Paducah.
Lookout, do
Tempest, Louisville.
DEPARTURES.
Feb ii. G.. Cline, Memphis.
Lookout, Paducah.
Blanche Lewis Cartharge.
The river continues to recede, with feet
water on the shoals.
For LOUIsvHLE.-The regular passenger
packet Tempest will leave this morning at 10
o'clock for the above and all intermediate
ports. Passengers will find Capt. PAIR and
Clerk JOHNSTON, very attentive to all duties
pertaining to the comfort and pleasure of their
passengers.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

Another triumph has been achieved by
American ship builders. Since the war in
India began, large number of clipper ships
American ard British, have been employed as
transports, to carry out troops to the seat Of
war. The American clipper ship Ltg6tni1g
made the passage from England to Calcutta
in eighty-seven days,-seventeen days quicker
than the best passage made by other vessels,
and ninety five days quicker than the average
passages. Her voyage was only three DAYS
longer than those OF full powered screw steani-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

gD- If the individual who objected to the
purchase of the venerable DIR. RoBERTsoN's
portrait, by the city, in Saturday morning.
Banner, will leave his name and a statement
of the amount of his corporation taxes, at the
PATRIOT Office, the author Of the resolution
will pay his proportion Of the cost Of the Por-
trait.
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House of Representatives.

The House consists OF two hundred and thirty four
Members and Territorial Delegates. The Dele
gates have vote. Democrats (l2S) in Roman, Re
pubicans (92) in Halie, and Americans (14) il SMALL
CAPITALS.
JAMES L. ORR, of South Carolina, Speaker.
CleFk-JAAEs c. Illinois
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02
Ilest Remedy for Tooth-nche.

drop two OF BgAGG's ARCuC lINNENr put into
the hollow of aching tooth Will quickly relieve the
sufferers agony. It, penetratve property great
that Instantly reaches the seat OF the pain aud drives
out tho,nhamnation from the throbbug II the
face be swollen, two applications or the Lini-
meut viii rcncve the swelling, by causing the bad hu-
mors to be absorbed and driven Oh. There long
any occasion for sufferers OF tooth ache passing
slceplcss nights Of agony Bragg Arctic Linnent
fords speedy relief, and may be obtained any re
spectacle Drug store. Feb. I'm.
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WANTED.

JS0 BARRELS Chotce Winter Apples, just received
leu on consignment, and Tor sale by
aecls-u u. d. nfCKEY.
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CRIsP's GAIETY.-The announcement of Mr.
BooTH was premature. That gentleman
having failed to arrive, the Manager has effect
ed an engagements with Mr.. and Mrs. W. j..
evening. Thcy bring with them reputation
from other cities, which will doubtless, in
sure them good houses while here. The bill
for tonight embraces a variety-the Irish Emi-
grant, 4 lesson for Husbands, and Iatldy 4HLes's
GOU
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

From Col Albert Gikc, NJ. g. from Arkansas:
WASHINGTON, D. c., June H. 1885.
81 have used two bottles Of Your BG,rhavc's Hol-
land Bttrrs, and have found very useful in case Of
Indigestion and Headache, and recommend it to all
who need pleasant aud eflicacous remedy and valu-
able tonic"
DTsrEPHc WOMEN NOnCE!-BDrhavc's Holland Bit
tiers has cured me OF Dyspepsia by using it only one
week. I recommend confidently to all suffering
from this disease.
CLARA E. SCIIUCH4.N.
PTTrsnCRGH, Oct p, 1856.
(Hrs. 5. lis the wife Of tha noted Idthogropher)
Feb. $50