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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
THE WONDER OF THE AGEl
.. NJ. LrSpsEy's GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY

.. N. LINDsEy's GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Which is purely vege' able Pippa alton
for the purifying of the blood, gi ing vigor stt
from tho system all morbid matter, and subslt.
the Liver. stomach and bowels, and oxpelling
tuting IN IT, stead healthful activity Through
allthe fnnctions Of life 8kkfbN1 sy
Ia I HOW IT WAS DISCOVERED. o8i
In the fall Of ls54a daughter VI Mr. Lindsey
was 50 lffcring from malignant attack of Can
Icrum Oris( (Capcerofth uil,, She had pre-
viously been prostrated blythe nttack of Dys.
entery, Inflammation Of he Lungs and Hec.
tic Fever, sGcccssively, which resulted in the
eabov named disease in its worst form. Her
condition was most deplorable-h mouth
aud cheek were literally rotten the attending
physician pronounced the case a hopeless one
Everything indicated n speedy and horrible
deatli--the death of rotting out Of life! AT
this critical ncturc Mr.. Lindsey prepared a
compound for the purpose of alleyiating, if
possible, the pains Of the little sufferer She
was made to use it freely, and In short time
to his most delightful astonishment, there was
u very perceptible change for the better. The
mouth began TO put on bright and healthy
appearance---the foul breath became sweet
the mp elite was restored and the child seem
ed to partake of a new aud fresh life.
Hope was inspired, and the u.s. of the com
pound was faithfully continued, the result of
which, with the blessing OF God, was her com
plete restoration. She is now perfectly
lcalthyl From the circumstance, Mr.. Lind
icy was led to prepare with greater care aud
,xactness, what had s., astonishingly cured
bis child Rnd continued his experimental ef.
'ccts until he succeeded in bringing TO perfrc.
ion his Great Remedy for Blood lmpurity-|
l., ,,t, hns,s al
Hundreds upon hundreds have
,een snntched from an untimely grave and
estored 10 tlesweets ofhealth and the endear
nens of friends. The young and old have
csted its saving powers and sing aloud its
,irtues. S y they-"aftet using Lindsey's
improved Blood Searcher .we felt as il new
ife was stirring ourveins, ndunder God we
I'VE to It mere than words can expres."S
But hear from their own lips and then Judge
If it's valuable effects. The few testimonials
hat follow show that it is deserved, styled
hei"Greatest Discovery ofthis or any other
Age. j. NJ. LINDSEY.
II,1l. D.,
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HARP Err, AYREs, ROBERTS & Co.

HARP Err, AYREs, ROBERTS & Co.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS
L S0C1ATED themselves together for the
purpose Of transacting a PRIVATE BANK
ING BUSINESS, atUpper Sandusky Inter
est on deposites will be paid at the following
rates: Alters months, at the rate Of 4per cent.
Aftrr 6months at the rate of 5 per cent. After
l2 months, at the rate of 6percent. from date--
subjectto be Withdrawn on demand. Office, No.
6 Pierson McConnelps Block.
GEORGE HARPER, DAVID AYRES,
JAS. q. ROBERTS, J. d. SEARS, -
WIN. G. HEDGES
July 81, ls5t-nt2-tE l0 er}of gfI[-}
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WHY is THE DEMAND so GREAT
i, arI.t'. laf foH Fno1 l.0@ g.
DR., MANN'S '''.
-AGU h BAhSAM

Because it will, in all cases, safely and ef.
fcctually cure that much dreaded scourge oil
the West-C'.ills, Fcver and Ague-withont
fail, and in cases will counteract the pois on OF
Malaria, of which fact thousands do testify
and, unlike all other nosrums, it is only rec
commended for one class of disease , and as a
tonic it is unsurpassed, We will offer few
evidences of its worth, by men of influence
and high standing
G PnIYcEroN, ILL.,, Sept, ooh 1857.
DIR. MANN-DEAR SIR: For several years
past have used your Ague Balsam in my
daily practice, and have closely observed its
effectsin hundreds of cases, and in no case
has it failed to produce the most1happy effect,
can most eheerfully recommend it as Ger.
tain specific for chlls, fever and ague, and
malarioqs diseases. Truly Yours, .q.-,
...,. MARSHALL, Mich, Feb. 1lth, 1851.
DIR. MANN & COL have sold large
amount Of your Ague Balsam iuthis vicinity,
and from M, personal know!edged oft, be-
lieve it the best remedy for chlls, fever and
aguc that has ever been sold in our State
e.. Respectfully Yours, 0. A. HYDE.
AsHTApuLA, OHIO, Jan. lst 1858,
MESSRS. S. X. MANN h CO-GENrs in
canvassing the States of Ohio and Michigan
for the sale ofthc different remedies of which
we have control, our attention has been called
to observe the great name that your Ague Bal
sam has gained for itsefin every place where
sold. 1t really seems I I, be the peoples own
remedy, and its sales more rapid than all 9TH
ers. 1t isdestinetlto supercede all other ague
in the market. Verly Truly Yours,
nt( tra taYliQ A. 81 8. HENDRY. e
yo n7N Nrw5Y oRK, Feb go, 1883.
MESSRS. S, X. MANN Il co GENTS:
have at our housein st! Louis sold your Ague
Balsam some three years. and have CAREFUL
observed It's etfets in curing, and must in all
candor say do not believe its equal exists in
all the world ofmedicines To my personal
it has cured permanently every
time. and ] have known it used, after all other
remedies had been tried in vain with the most
happy result. And what is more remarkable
have never known case but what remained |
cured, for at least that season. have no hes
tatiop in Recommending itas perfect triumph
over chills and fever 81 ..tlde -sHEBlI
Respectful ly Yours, PROF. o. j. WOOD.
S. X. M MN d CO.. Prcprietors, Gallon,
Ohio. Sold byJHENDERSON & FERRIS,
Upper Sandusky, and all other good Druggists.
CSHovELS u ToNGS, Brass Kettles and
- Coffpe Mills at KlIMER'S |
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N Office. j..

The undersigned has an arrangement with
a Pottery in Portage TO-, by which he will
keep constantly OH hand full assortment OF
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Trustees Sale.

JOY virtue OF Oeet fTrust from Alien s. IIalowell and
Eliza lis wife, bearing date the 9Gth December 1855
bad ry recorded IA the Clerks Office for Ohio county In
8S page shall sell te highest ami best bidder
~ plBlc aurou the front Of the Court House for
ObJ cou.ty, Mpriay, tn 5rd day Of Janusry, 1889
the following property, situated in the city of Wheeling
s:ai i 70 say:
Allen s. -oEs by adrtd from Daniel c. List WIFE
Ni: is recordein in the CtTs Office OF Ohio county court
10 deed book IS, page 2 OrIus lot number three NO 81
Ia square twenty-tMu ie) in the Relic Air addition
SscOHdi THE eastern OF that lot parcel land
which conveyed said Allen S. HaIlOweIl by deed
from William W. shryer and wife, dated the 12t day Of
March 1872 and recorded in said office, in deed b0ol So
1885, being lot number three said Shrivers
aud fronting the south side Of Centre street.-The part
hereby granted being onef5urth part Of the lot ling
the eastern boundary thereof extending from Gem
tire StFeCttO the alley At the OF the loi.''
Tax TERMS OF SILE--CASH
Possession whole proDey will be delivered on the
let OF April. IS5g T.
The tte believed to he indtsputable selling
% shall convey only the title vested In by said deed
Of trust, HENRY p. MORRIS,
d=c2-td Trustee.
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WHEEL INGsNA.WEDNEsDAY7 NORNISe5 DEC STBFP d

was a resolution IT, this huusehold. Our MiriSm
sounded her tim6rei and tri1inOhed over the
cruel Pharaoh Of the needle, whose dynasty and
despotism were endedl 2 liz - Z '.N
Now, sewing is the family. amusement. Our
--7TI-7 and r77I - is played on great deal
more than nourStcinway piano-and is the cause.
too, OF more real music than is ever got out Of
tnat Instrument; for'two canary birds, pcrched
first click Of the sewing machine to be n ctaI.
leengei and while the machine sings stdccat6.
they warblelad 2ibitun, and between the s0ltsg,
go crazy. =
This SUBJECTS not yet scwed up. twill .ro.
qu're q sober article TO say the many edfyinril
tmngs that yet remain in our head on the sub!
Ject ot sewing machines, and their kinds e.' ~
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IMKSI INKS

DETLER's IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD and
ID Copying E.HrELSIOR FLUID INKS Manufactured
y James j.. Butler Agent No. SO Vine ST. 25 squares
South oi RuTnet House, Cincinnati, o.
To THE WRTISG COMMUNITY GENERAL ASp IoOE KRRP-
HEs PAEIicrL ma CARD.-Eenteinen: Eyerv bottle
OF Arnold English Ruid that you consume costs YOU sew
eDty per cent than J. J. Buffers Excelsior Record
Aalis no better II good EXPLANATION Every socaed
Quart Bottle of Arno as holds twenty per cent less Ink
anf is Tctaed hty cent higher than mine which Is
worth sRvins particularly when the quality warranted
equal All our leading StatiOners will supply you bottle
on ts same t.rms BT 50 doing you will sustain HOME
hASUFACTCREs and be wiser II better citizens; ut
least greater LAYERS Of country its cherished lST
srTIoNs II you thus act the time Is far distant when
The American Flag sal! not wave bottle of Aruos
Ensls Fluid in beloved Unon-ard save your purse
we'll. JAMES j BITTLEI -Svent
, For sale SS Payne : Co. and j. o. Orr, Wheeling.
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A TALE OF TlqnT Doors. The following pa
ragraph is from the Peninsula Correspondence
Of Madrid: 5l9S.
We are sorry to announce that Mr. .Morphy.
one Of the most gifted members of the Spanish
bar, has Just died under circumstances some.
what singular. Mr.. Morphy was celebrated for
his knowledge Of gastronomy, and was, perhaps,
on account of his scientific appreciation of The
"cnefs d'ouyre" Of the diplomatic kitchen, as
well MS hls conViyial talents and his powers as
conversation man, afrcqnent guest of the, former
and present English Ambassadors, who, among
other professional qualities, are 'au fait' in the
art hospitality, 1t appears that some six or
seven days ago, the unfortunate gentleman went
to dine with Mr. Buchanan, the English Minis.
ter He had Ppt on pair or. boots tight bey-
ond the usual power Of ofendurance, and rat chat
ting with his host, WHO little dreamed of the
voluntary nlartyrdom to which his witty guest
had subjected himself Violent. inflammation
suPervened. followed by gangrene, which car.
ried the unfortunate gentleman to his grave
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SHAWLS,

IvLr, ,,,.- Etc, Etc.,
TiccS. Ns"'
Just received Express from New York. large assort
neni oi superior RAGLANS made after the latest Paris
,HitS, anu mAnufaetured New city trade
os'HeI with great variety Of other C!ohks, Of ali styles
anu P'ern which will sell below manufacturers prices
\, 4, AZ great yars.y Of CLOTH, DOUBLE and STELLA
AASIlE SIAwLS, great BarFaIns.'
large assortment OF PUTS, such as Sable Mink Stone
Sah' Fisc etc. which can sell cheaper than any other
Esuse IN tae city, as have them not commission hut
pousht uisTl toF CASH Will sells qua Ity Fitch Furs
'teh a2 sold last year for 500, for $lq1f Eett
iEeFal cases Of fine and superhne BLANKETS. VhichI
sen at manufacturers prices. ~
Also received about pieces Of Lipins FRENCH ME-
price. 1850 " ''' a. 't"9' 'Hny
Lne aboye Goods will be ready inspection on sATUR
's ON OF November, and would respectfully invite
nos IN went oi any OF them to give early call
Su.tI ri viii De satisfied with goods and prices.
noEH ALIEN. 1IEYAIAN, IA Main St
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3 LIS S & @ a M PBEI7I

HATS! HATS! HATs
NJ WI 'nNugurate the Fall and Winter seasons by ex.
~ hlb!tlnE, on SATURDAY. NOV S. our In1nroved
Patent Ssli Adjusting Flexible silk Hat and nen Ia oier
nj Sh2 SHAH meet the wants of the general conu.
uaT uAts II ts well known, the best ulOniCa:-
tGIe and have REGULARITY or STYLE Whieh iistn.
Eun tSn as superior to all others; and our pTil es eS
"1al Oe found as low the
- ,oH5 -ia@ "'eLn' BLISS CAIlPBELI,f 4
tHl No. S. Main 81.
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j. BOON M'LURE,

Os POSfN m'LOSEs
a L o II n Il Y AT IL a w
o,,r,,,, WhecltnE, yn.
f0eEIHSL&, OPPOSITE THE URTH0JSE
VIII practice Inthe several Courts of this nd the
seSortnE counties Particular win be given To
S"SS'@Sa % CLAIMS. peY9r:lyd&smW
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-,.4 4 "a NUN ! 4, a .BER. l08,r &,
HARNnss, TRuNKs.

4I4-S'' 44AENI 3IL7s9I iIttUNAS,. lkCf.: I.
WHOLESALERS RETAIL.
Bp SHEPPARD, No NIairs St. corner of ITpop VIII
y continue 70 keep on hand large aud coInuieesss
OF AL Articles tu his line, Of
sHbdEss, Fins and Coarse Harkess, TrunS
would respectfully call attention 10 my stott md truss
ey strict attention ami PrOnptntss Omet contjSuGhsS
OF the public patronage. q : - 60
Al, KINDS Of repairing promptly done, and in iaer 8
oSn j. .. SHEPPARD. $. 9
oSpSO +s--s+ss 13I AIefn st.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
Prom the Independent ]

Our First Experiment. with n Sewing Mn.
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Al those knowing themselves indebted to The rm vii,
| tSe c1il and SGIS their accounts for the nrrsert
.IcsUt-y REED s KRAFT, No. 81 Main 81
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I2 NOTICE. ? q

= NOTICE. - 3THl2
M sTn oE shsppatd MORGAN Is this dlssolvea an
settled by j. Sheppard. fhse indebted 20 al mn "a
to call agd and hoss
settlenlcnt 5ET5l- Il NJ y SETEpb, Us ieF
oett: tl l' 4O'h' IeoS. 9IiAS. AQRGAN.I
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CTEAs. NO iSGAH.

SlAIAS8. w q fSGS AN
NYaOLESALR AND RETAIG q Manufacturer of saddles u
llaEnt s. and Trunks, and In all srt
pTeie that he has opened No. SEA cor Aa4Eet
49, lsy, Wlete ne WI he glad 10 see persons wanting
anu sell at lar prices, he hopes ohtatn iieri share
y tD.ic Partcnlar attention paid to ordered
Y0EE, and repairing done With dispatch. sepis!
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Eire q Inland. Navieation- -.

10 @ LAINuul " 8VlEa EaJlOn
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvcncy an
nt!r. profit 'salF la SifE-f7 q
end Content. for terms Of 10 8 years.
The progress OF this Corporation stable nd IN.
interrupted through seasons OF hnan sunshine
or perOus eTetu IN IRON sweeping cUusEra.
tioIs and maritime disaster. Being long etta6sed On
material p9rticulRr - ~ = -
During hard tlmes'' the security insurance
duty the ability OF property owners 70 sus.
tain loss being hen much Isssened. ri = -
Policies issued Without and all b1sibesa atAenJa
to with dispatch and fidelity, by
SAME r. Eats DTeETEH, Agent,
fsh1e-daw-tilI Jan. Ist. $50. 'e =.
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Cu0ICB. FIRsT GLASS INSURANCE. :.

7gii $50 l-Op NM .jfl E IA i,.-.--'t.,
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done uo before your eyes in one minute. a
shirt was set in, of such dimensions, that 1--WE
call Baron Munchausen towitness y ninan could
not get roundiit by fair walking, Unless than,-
well, IN some time! Itstreathed through the
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HARNESS! HARNESS..

NoTlCE.-I have removed my Harness Shop from
Deaderick street TO No. g. (up ttsirs) South side
Public Square, where shall constantly keep hand a
variety Of Coach and Buggy Harness, and a kip and
hog skin collars. c. L. HON ERrON.
e.
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CONSTABLE.

IT , We authorized TO announce WILSON MULLEN
candidate for Constable in he nashville District, the
suing March election.
~ We are authorized TO announce JESSE w. PAGE
candidate for Con. table in the Nashville District
e71S- We authorized to announce Med A. NoLFN
candida for Cons able i'll the Nashville district The
March cleo ion.
~ We authorized to announce JosFPH L. RYAN
a candidate for Constable in the Nashville District.
Ex- We authorized to announce JESSE b. PERRY
candidate for Constable, in the Nashville District, tn
ensuing March election.
GS~ We are authorized to announce FLETCHER W. HoR
as candida for Cons table il the Nashville District at IL
ensuing March election
gv We are authorized to announce SAM. d. NICHoL
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District, at tn
e SUNG March election. noY.19
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For the Nashville Daily Patriot.
aiIrOads

MEssRs. EDIToRs
have beard there are various opinions to the
object and meaning of the ORDER introduced to the
court. the subject of railroads, which Vas adopt
ed by the court, as such, will thank you to pub
lsh this
First, wanted to stop expenses, and protect
the interest of the county in the Northwestern
Railroad.
Second, To get full and reliable report of tn e
condition OF each road in which the county has
stock, which would give the court, and the leai-a
ture better idea of what they shout 10 for Them
And as myself and Others have seen the acts and
work of S. w. Addison, twenty five years,
and be is a tax payer, and stakeholder in various
roads, we added his name to the committee to get
the benefit of his experience and integrity.
For did, and DO think, that II it is to the inter-
est of the county, to pay over $1,000 per year, to
men to watch the contractors for the Cour-hou-e
which cost about sos 600, thought it would be
more with the railroads, that cost 81, 900, 900
fifteen times az much as the Courthouse, and |
suppose the county will be subject to part of the
damage done by the roads and contractors; as such
hope the Taxpayers, the court, and tn legisl-
ture, will get correct report from the committee
of what has been done, and how on each road;
what they doing, and what they have to do,
and what they have to do it with; aud the court
requested the legislature not to take any action 10
this matter until they learn about it, for the
people have been badly treated, cheated and hum
buged. Your, &c.
DAVIDSON COUNTY. Magistrate.
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A Neat Dwelling House for Sale.
SiIu.rED n kazsssla. .. shs 6siiatia rarnPlks re
sspfil- AvGuNDsLEY-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Among the many testimonials OF the effects Of
BGRHAVE's HOLLAND BITTERs, offer the s CT
the following, many Of them weIsknown in this city:
JAMES CoLv, of south Pittsburgh ays: at certainly
valuable medicine. it cured of Dyspepsia"
Captain HEsRY EAToS says at cared my wife Of Men,
ralgia."
j. A. Vos BosSHoRsT says: 81 met with speedy
a remedJ for acidity of the stomach"
HESRcH PAULUs, says: sit me Of severe chronic
diarrto ea in two days.
SAMUEL WOODBURY., Of Athens, Ohio, says: "When 1
commenced using medicine SO Frustrated that
could not walk across my farm using ON BOTTLE
can eat any thing"
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Hard rime.-Price. 90 Cerre.pona.

owing to the tremendously tight times and after Mos.
y1ith Of this month, and January ls5S propose TO
Per our stock Of dry goods for cash. We don't do
run of lot Of old goods our stock Is nearly and
f~' having been IN business but short time, but be
use we wish 70 reduce our stock on hsnd
NO have splendid lot Of veveand Cloth cioaks Back
p Fancy silk, Embroidered. Laces, 4e, white and
ben Goods, besides great many different Kind Of good,
eh It lie needless 70 enion. Come one come all IL Won
to buy better bargains than you an opportu
Of doing for long time.
plo. .EIcHoIsos oo
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

~ We thoTfzed to announce WM. JACKSON, Esq.
candida county Trustee the ensuing March cleo
ton.
gT~- We are authorized announce JoHy RAINS I
candidate for reelection the Office OF County Trustee
the ensuing March election.
f19r- We authorized r. T. SAUNDERS
candidate for the Office Of County Trustee, the ensuI
March election.
gS- We authorized TO announce ELI l.. WoODs as 9
candidate for County Trustee tie Ma oh election.
koVl-td+.
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The GAIETY.-Shakspesr great play of Mac
beth is announced Tor tonight. This is one OF the
most universally admired Of all the productions OF
the Bard of Avon. No one can doubt bat that Mr.
Murdoch, will do himself and the poets ample JUS
tce. Mrs. Menken will appear 10 a new role, AMI
we are p. rsuad-d che will, on this occasion, in
crease her claims upon the admiration and esteem
OF the Nashville public.
John Do5Js, is the aiterpiece. Let Nr. Murdoch
have a rousiDg house at his departure:
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CHANCERY sALE-REAL ESTATE.

Chrsuana Del Adm &C Goblet alias Gotel De iss
and others.
pURsCANT to the decree rendered in the above
al NoVen Der term Of this court / will sell u the
fubc Square, in this city, saturday the 18Th day Of
February 1885, the real shch Daniel Dess I'd
seized and possessed the known as part OF
NO. 20 IN Baich hitesides' addition
at the intersection Of Market and Jefferson Streets
This property will be divided lots before day Of sale
and q plan II the same will be exhibited -
TEkMs-One aud two years credit with interest Noss
TO be be well secured and lien De retained
- 49, q. ID. BaILN, c.. AM
jan z, ISoo-td Chancery Court at Nashville
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Valuable Business Lot for Sale

AN nos orsring Or saie thai valuable Ls. en Msrkss
- street. adiolzinE Tie MoTrls Malhsxs me
10. ent - fset G2FAsf 2nd leI To-
ssrds Eroas slreel-
IL voald n.ks e ne best stsnss for rhoss.sl,
orocsry s.ers IN sAs city. Der ssrns .pply
ssptts- A. \. LESDsLEY
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sore and I'm famed yes.-These disagreeabe
complaints are beconi remarkably prevalent ofate and
give any thing hut an Interesting
~ diseased organ " red and fiery eye" is pretty
" ook at and certainly cannot be agree sor
keeps the boys say. We can tell those afflicted in this
manner how to cure the evil charge them any
hing Tor the information Let them get some of BaAeG
ARCTIC LISHENT and touch infaned pant with it few
es and the york is done Tie Arctic Lniment may be
obtained at any Of the Drug Stores in this place.
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Fer sale.

Two h.n1seas Less IN Eessasla. on Woodland street.
Apr.y 10
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G. A n ID | ID A L E S.
SIkEIsIEFALTY.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 2S, 1858.

90 We authorized to announce JAMES 81. HINTON
candidate for sheriff of Davidson county, at the
March election.
E- We authorize d to ]. r. MCCAIN can
didate for Sheriff at the ensuing March election.
p- We authorized to announce JOHN X. EDMosDsos
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, the
March election.
81 We authorized to announce E. B. BIGLEY as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, the March
eec ton.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-30

DIyopcED. We learn tina; the Circuit Court has
granted divorce to Mr.. WIN. BRoADBRIDGE, whose
wife eloped from this city some time ago with
scamp by the name of G. Wentworth, who had
inveiged himself into her good grices.