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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-28
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

After several years experiment IN the man ulacture
OF Gn, fortunately succeeded in the year ls4s in
making discovery in its manufacture by which Il
deprived Of It's acid and infimmatory properties
and rendered perfectly pure
sly manufacture is at Scheidam Holland. Ahcr
several months reflection what title 10 give II I in
troduced 1t to the American public under the title II
" Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic schnapps."-
Scheidam II the name Of the place Ia Holland where
the Gin Is manufactured aromatic " derives its
name from the Italln Juniper berry with which il is
favored ard the word 'schnapps " is the German
for drink-coguc, dram-wolre's :, beidam aromatic
drink. No sooner had my Schnapps been introduced
to the American public, and received with approba-
ton, than the liquor mixers OF New York Roston
and Philadelphia started In pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stun, under various In sever
al instances my labels have been perf.rtly imita-
ed with only the addition Of few letters 10 plead a
technical avoidance Of the law and carefully pre-
pared 10 impose careless purchasers. I under
stand large quantity has been purchased by the
merchants Of New Orleans account az the cheap
ness Of the stun. Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts and One Dollar and len Cents "A Tor tls
Pints, being the wholesale price IA New YORK Il IS
nothing but American Whisky favored with the on
81 Juubcr and reduced thirty per cent hollow proof.
A merchant " DO participates indirectly in the fraud
by selling the spurious aftiln, much offend
Ihe principal, who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen. who Nalucs tho
health Of The community Ia which he lives, VIII aid
me in ferrciting aud exposing thc INSCRIPTIONS
mc'chant wha. for the sake 81 few cents viii put
IN jeopardy Che lives uf the community m which no
lives, such men should be nailed 10 the phlOry Of
UDOLPIIO WOLFE,
soIE IMFoKrKR, Nos. Is, 20 and - Beaver ST.,
NEW YORK
The following respectable ms in New OrlranS
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For Sale. Rent or Lease,

A LARGE and comfortable Dwelling House on the
IA corner OF Bell and Spring street lower Edgcfied,
containing or Rooms, good stable cistern and
large yard attached, ali in good order. For terms
apply 10 r. X. GLASCOCK,
oct25-f Agent.
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Large Sale of stock, sc.
ALSO
FARM FOR RENT.

on the LIST day OF November. 1855. ul sell IN
" the highest bidder. q credit ii six months, az
my residence, GlencliH, the following named prop
ersy
One Team n Mules, hne lot of Beef Caule. stick
Hogs, a number one Horse and Buggy, Fodder. Oatr,
Hay, WheHi Farming utensils good Four horse
Wagons, sc, together with many other ARTICLES not
mentioned IN The advertisement.
ALSO.
Al the same time will rent One hundred
Acres OF good ! and, welt inpras ed, viii
dwelling lOgse aud al! necessary Out-h0eses con-
plete.
ALSO,
Five Negroes to hire for the next year Three men.
good farm hands, snd two boys, aged Il and IS
years Every body who wishes W Buy Rent, Hire,
are respectfully invited 10
Afler tine sale Is over will have a LUNCH ~
s91 Jos. ". DABBS.
October 18th, 1s5S--td-
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V4otS in NlcsaaNOck.

T HAVE fsr sale privately, 20 lots in NeGavoss.
Il situated GU Jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue,
Florence, AlbeTt Avenue, Hendershott and James
stree r, which will sell al great bargains. These
lots among al the beautiful that adj
oition ami o. those of small means, wanting cheap
homes, now is their chance For particulars call on
+. 0LAsCUCk,
oct7-tf Agent
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE.
LARGE SALE OF GROCERIES
S. A. G.. NOEL & co.

WE will sell fer CAsH, on WEDNESDAY, NOyEM-
w Der 3hp. 1855. at our Warehouse, No. Mar
ket street, the following articles, VIZ:
80 hhds Sugar. rs bNs Brandy:
100 bags Rio Coffee, 30 do. Lenfnn syrup;
100 bbs. Molassrs, : $50 do Cigars, var brands
so half bbls do; 500 do. g. H. Ca >;
Is bbls. Crushe Suggr; so dsz Painted Buckets;
IS do. Powd'd do: so do. Toy do;
20 bxs. n. Loaf do; loo kegs Nails;
100 do Tobacco various 100 bbls Corn Whisky;
brands: 80 do. Robertson co. do;
so bxs smoking Tobacco; rs do. Mouongah do;
100 do. Star Candies; IS do. Rye do
IS do. Summer do; IS do. :. NJ Wine;
50 do starch; 25 do. Amer. Brandy;
50 do. Boston Soup; 10 do. GIN;
50 do. asst'd Pickles; 20 do. Bourbon Whisky;
. so do. Oysters;
Together with many other art cles 10 make a com
plcte sale. 8 A. 6. NOEi. X 90.
y. B-We will sell at Auction on the Let Welnes-
day in each month"; large assortment Of Groceries,
u which the attention OF merchants is particularly
invited. = A. G. NoEI. 4 CO.
oct27-td
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
~. $4,000 Tickets.
5,4s5 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to every min.
- q. Tickets.
al n
Magnificent Scheme
TO BE DRAWN
5, 485 Prizes amounting to........... S3oO ooo
Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters So SO.

nsa- Circular showing the plan Of the lotteries
VIII be sent 20 any one DESTROYS Of receiving H.
CartiHratns Of "a ni.o.-... III n.-.-rr -.
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Nervousness, or Weakness Of any
Kind.
If any of our readers troubled with Nervous
ness, Weakness of any kind, they should procure
a bottle of ''BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs " We have
tried it and recommend it confidently, as medi-
cine giving almost instantaneous relief Daily En-
tesprize oct2G-lw
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Have rented the House No II College street, few
doors below the Sewanee House.
Their stock az Hardware is now complete, and CON
tlins least great variety can be found in
any house in the city They will endeavor to keep at
all times the best articles in their line and to sel at
the lowest prices. At their establishment may be
found for ..".. 1910.
BUILDERS-Every description Of Locks, from
= the best qnaity to the cheapest Bolts,
Hinges, Screws and Nails Of all sizes.
Planes, Saws, Chisels, Guages,
- and Hammers, and every descriptions or
BLAcKsMTTHs- vises, Anvils, Sledge Hammers,
PAINTERS-Brushes Of every sig and quality,
sash Tools, Busters, Cancels Hair Pen
STABLEKEEPERS-T finest English and French
Horse Brushes, American Brushes, Curry
.r Combs Dung Forks, &c
FARMERS-Spades, Shpyels, Scythes, Picks, &c-
GARDENERS-Hoes, Rakes, Pruning Implements,
Lines. Ar.
SpoRTSM EN-nouble and Single Barrel shot Guns
= Powder Flasks, Game Rags, Percussion
Caps &c, Pocket Pistols, Colt s RcvOlv-
eTs, Allan's and all the new improve
rents IN Fire Arms
HOUSE KEEPERS-Plated Forks, Table and Tea
=. = Spoons, Ivory HANDLED Cutlery OF every
nlt,arn Knives and Forks Of all kinds
-Briu'nia, Pianished Tin, Japan
Ill nel. Of all kinds. .-s s--
RASKETS-of every shan" and size
WATERS AND TEA TRAYS-From 1ocis. each,
M 10 the hnest quality
WOODEN WARE-Buckets, Rolling Pins, Trays,
FEATHER DUSTE 3S-Dusting brushes Brooms
- Popc's heads aud Eyes, Mops, and Car
E pet Brushes.
ORNAMENTAL GoODS-PIate Warmers, Coal
VASES 10 'let sets, &e., Ike. ne. ~ ~
MACKENZIE & MlNCHIN,
oct2s-f II College street
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M " DHCAA hooks

f. III A G 4 N,
No. 80 Market street. Nashville,
Is now receiving full supply OF the following works
on the
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
Wood, Watson, DuneIison and American Eclectic
Anatomy,
ShaTpey Quain, Former and Wilson.
Physiology.
Carpenter, Kirk 4 Paget, and Draper
Pathology,
Gross, Jones aud Screenings Pathological
Anatomy.
Chemistry,
Graham, Regnauit Fowns. Draper and Siiman.
wateria rTedica,
Percra, United States nspensatory Raylc, Mitchell
and Dungtson.
: Surgery.
Mlcr's Principles. Erickson. Druitts Modern &C.
Obstetrics, tN- -
CazencauN, Devices, Ramsbotham, Meigs and Ash
well on diseases OF Females, &c.
E Jurisprudence,
Taylor and Beck.
miscellaneous.
Parrishs Pharmacy, HeAdland the Action OF
Medicine, Nell Smiths Coupend, MendenhaIIs
Students Wade Mecum, Lndlow's Manual, The United
States issector, sarrent's Minor Surgery, Smiths
Minor Surgery, wilson's nssector, Hoopers MeIical
Dictionary, CooPer's Surgical Dictionary Scgan on
the skin, Wilson the SKIN, Pancost VISITOR Cyclic
poda OF the Prsrce Of Mssieine with m my others
For sale at Northern Publication prices by
r. HAGAN,
oct22-U Market 81.
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re- There was Sl35.o0o OF specie received
in Charleston, c.. from New York lass week,
aud distributed as follows:
S1isA western Ra Iroad Bank sas 0ao
Bank of the state of Soath Carolina .... 20 usso
state hAiik .s.-'.ss-.. 30 Ooo
HAak u Charleston - 900
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SheIton,s Marble Works!

cnrch street, door Cornelius's Cabinet shop
Nashville. Tenn.
rINHE undersigned would inform his friends a-~
L Hnd the pui,iic generally that he vii con- tly1I
tinuc the MARBLE BUSINESS 10 this city At \gHR
his shop, door Cornelus's Cabine-- ciTTF1To
shop, On Church Street aHa calls 4tsution TO W
the stock Of -
Marble Monuments, Tombs, etc.,
Which hc has on exhibition and for sale, smbracmga
great variety, finished m the most superb manner
He Is prepared manufacture the shortest notice,
Marble Va nteIs; and every description Il
Marble Work. ct the nnesi American and Ital
Marble lis work viii, heretofore, be war
ranted, and his prices d suit the lines. r
Jans-u fHE = III M L. SHELTON 4
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Tobacco.

IoHN FERGUsoN's PEACH FI-AvoRED TOBACCO
81 for sale by
oct26-tf RAINS & BROWN
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New Hardware House.
TTNHE subscribers have associated themselves to-
l. gether, for the purpose of doing business in
Hardware, Cutlery, and House Furnishing
Nondc
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN

The business will he conducted under the style of
Mackenzie X Mmchin. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
Nashville, Oct. !, 1853. W. IL. MINCHIN.
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ss.rse is1iaau Gfpa~ a. -
sa-l. -s-r
--szs
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As ever, perspiringly,

p. S.-Since arriving at home have tel
egraphed Cyrus w. FIELD and engaged the
hide of "bald hornet''-when he shall have
laid off this mortal coil-for an Atlantic
Cable, believing that the surging waves of
the briny deep will have no effect upon it.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

BLACK MAIL-Two Per CENT-We have
received a letter, written in a very indignant
tone, calling our attention to, and asking our
aid in the suppression of the system of black
mail by which clerks, messengers and labo-
rers In the Departments are made to contri-
butte so much per month to publish and cir
| culate the buncombe speeches of members of
Congress The writer bitterly complains of
the imposition as one which degrades the
man contributing, as he does so against his
WILL and would not do 50 but through fear
Of expulsion. His freedom of opinion is gone
In the words of our correspondent, "the en-
ploye is degraded by a demand he cannot
resist, thereby sinking the virtue of the man
into the time serving timidity Of the slave"
Further, he states that the whole thing is
only another means by which the Wendell
clique are enriched on the labor of the "asses
of the Departments" Useless speeches, to
the number of five or six millions, on the
contract Of Pennsylvania politician, "who
promised to raise the funds for Wendell from
members Of Congress" II could not do so,
and consequently tax of two per cent. has
been imposed for this month, July.
The character and object Of these falsely
called public documents is to crush out
Senator Douglas-to effect which, says our
correspondent, tons of printed matter have
been thrown broadcast over Illinois, Indiana,
and the northwest generally. More than
chat, clerks are detached from their official
duties to wrap, direct and see thai they are
nailed Washington States.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
9aiIg Natioual democrat,
District Court---Auxusr Term.
Thursday. Sent. 9th.

THURSDAY, sept 9th.
G. A. Henry VS.. A. Henry-Su5mitted on
the papers
JAS Robinson vs. Hornbrook d Clark
Continued for service.
J. L. Davis vs.. Jas. II. Brass-Discontin-
ned without prejudice.
Dewitt c. Haskin, Admir- of the estate of
Jas. McQuinn, deceased, vs. Christian l..
Flick, ct ux--Decree filed
W. c. Taylor vs. w. II. Drum Motion to
dismiss complaint overruled Tried and sub.
mitted
l. N. Gates vs.. His Creditors-Decree Of
discharge filed
Michael Coyne vs. Rosannah Ryan, admx,
of E. Dugan, decd. ct al Demurrer argued
and submitted
Mary Post VS. G. N. Swezy-Passed until
Saturday.
Jas J. ShOefer VS. Elias Jackson, ct al
Passed
Wm. 3. Latham, jr., VS. Isaac Hartman, ct
al--Reierred to J. Nc c. Reardan to take and
report the testimony on Monday next
Fibel Bowman VS.. His Creditors--Decree
Of discharge fled
Mary Jane Mott VS.. e. D Smith-Original
answer to stand as answer to amended com
plant.
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock \. NJ. to-
morrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

Dr.. T.. j. CznPlay.-We would direct the es-
pecial attention Of iEvalids to perusa Of Dr. L.
Czapkays advertisement to be found in another col
unn o! this paper in order to place the services Of
learned and experienced physician within their reach
SO much i'll has been indicted on the human family
from the pernieious and ignorant practices of empir
les, that seems as if we fulfilling bounden du-
" to make known where relief can be obtained. To
those unfortunate enough suffer from the effects OF
sexual or private Diseases or their i'll treatment, we
checrluly commend DR.. l.. J. Czapkay as a man Of
rare scientific aai MEDICAL requirements, possessing
all the requisites, from long experience and acknowl-
edged skill for the successful practice of his profess
sion. Having made sexual complaints an especial
study like the celebrated Rcord, of Paris, he is ena
bled to guarantee permanent and speedy cure in all
cases of private chronic disease whether the ef-
fects of contaon, self-abuse or loss of yrity and
in order that patients at distance may avail them
selves Of his advice free consultation by letter open
to them The knowledge that have Of the nunler-
GUS cures he has effected, of which were OF long
standing leads to place much faith in Dir. C's ELI
cncy and commend him to the confidence of those in
m health. Dr. Czapkays office is in sacramento ST.
below Montgomery, nearly opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship Co.'s office, San Francisco. jy2S-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

=, AOHosr.-Between two and three o'clock
1l'l' morning, female figure robed in white
anaue Its appearance at Fourth and Pine
streets and commenced a walk in the neigh
oolnooa ot DR. Brainerd's church. The fig
ute Vrode around the graveyard in true
phantom style, and paid no heed whatever
~ tne queries of those who, with chattering
see'u' Ventured to question it, The figure
oOH'lhaed to stalk backward and forward for
so'ne ulne under the shadow of the grave
5"lu wall, and it was not long before the
,uinor That n ghost was to be seen, gathered
fute crowd of gazers even at that unsea-
~ ,pn]9le hour. Several policemen were among
u, ,be loOEers on, but they Gid not consider it
sneF duty to NEEDLE with unsubstantial Wis.
,Sus ,;" ana her ghostship was suffered to con
.;' .iuue her weary walk undisturbed for some
'u'c, Finally, an officer, who was either
nH %HePueal concerning 'sperrits' as a class, or
."hoponsidered it writ down in his duty"
" intercept all irregular individuals, wheth.
real or spiritual, seized the ghost by the
a1'l ana became satisfied that she was flesh
In1 oiood Encouraged by this discovery,
= ao marched her to the Fifth Ward station
nouse' where it was found that the supposed
lpeeVe was real substantial woman, who
s. lou got out of her bed at house in Hurst
% 9s'ee'' In a somnambuistic fit, and scared a
pO'Hon OF the community from their proprie-
2,uy Parading around grave yard in her
:: .:iehS clothes. Even after reaching the sta.
-loh Mouse, 1t was some time before the som.
Ipenupullst pN could be aroused. PHILADELPHIA
bulletin, July ls
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

A CALIFoRNIA FALLEN MONARCH. There is
journal published somewhere in California
which is printed on the stumpof tree which
Is said to have been thirty feet in diameter
and of prodigious altitude What an inspir
ing sentry eox for watchman of the people!
Think how many centuries that Colossus of
the wood has lifted its huge columns to hea-
ven, stretching its giant arms impioringy
over its less aspiring fellows pareying with
the storms of thousand years, as they raved
and roared through the sounding forest aises.
What an innumerable company of shrouded
while that mighty pillar stood in naughty
and defiant desolation of grandeur with its
eternal chapter Ct verdure When the in
FAINT Romulus swan in the Tiber, Wien Ce-
crops laid the foundation stone of future
Athenian glory, when the ilustrious pilot of
Israel's wandering tribes looked over the
Promised Land from Mount Ncbo and died
when the grandeur and the glory of Rome
passed away in the dust from the conquercr's
chariot-while republics rose from fallen en-
pires, and rebels washed their feet in the
blood of kings, when liberty moored her
ice.ship on the frozen shores OF the Western
Continent, the forest monarch, in youth and
maturity, bent reverently at the close of each
eventful day as messenger winds came in
from the w est, cool and life.inspiring from
the embrace of ocean waves. But avarice
laid an axe at the foot Of the great tree, and
it fell, and having fallen, a type historian sits
on its remains telling of its ancient nobility
and grandeur, like Marius sitting on the ruins
of Carthage. If about to write our last
page, amid the thickening shadows of life's
twilight we should like to be left alone in
4 the little room on the remains of that great
tree We think that in hour so solemn,
amid associations so grand, we might utter
good night to the world, which, like the fl-
6lel song of the expiring swan, would atone
for all foregone disturbances-N y S.miy
Atlas.
The y. y. Sunday Atlas stole the above
bodily from the Trinity journal. The Atlas
never had an editor that could write any
thing half so grand, 1t is from the mastery
pcn of Calvin b. Mcdonald.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
SHlxRaEnonR,

AA-ae@Ss
SNTATE OF CALIFORNIA, lee
- COUNTY OF YUBA, goo
Justices CouH-Cayof Na,yscUe
The People Of the State of California to Mordo and
the Pennsylvanian Troupe, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at
my Office in the city Of Marysville county Of Yuba on
the 10th day Of September A. D. 1855 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ to answer unto the complaint Of J. H. Morrison,
who sues to recover the sum OF xyfve dollars, it
being for thirty dollars balance due order, and for
thirty-iye dollars balance due account for work
and labor done and performed for you by plaintiff, as
bill poster at your Instance and request when judg
ment will be taken against you for the said amount,
together with costs ana damages, if you fail to appear
and answer.
Given under my hand this 7th day Of September,
\. ID. 1855.
WAI. SINGER,
Justice Of the Peace of said city.
Ordered published in the "National Democrat on
the Sth and llth dVys of September. 1858.
VIM. SINGER, J. P.
true copy.
sepSlaw2 WM. KING, Constable
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

N. n. NoAH's BENEFIT-Ihis gentleman
took benefit at Maguire's Opera House,
San Francisco, on Tuesday evening, Of which
the Alta thus speaks
To pronounce the benefit given last even.
ing, to MIR. N. NJ Noah, author of the unpre-
ccdcntedly popular play of Loves Disgui5
es," success, would hardly convey full
idea Of the performance and audience com
bined 1t was rather an ovation, and that
of the most brilliant character Early in the
morning all of the eligible seats in the house
were secured, and when the curtain rose the
spacious editice was jammed from stage to
ceiling Great numbers, we learn, were dis
appointed in not being able to secure seats.
The play passed off smoothly and beautifully,
and at its close the author was called before
the curtain, and responded to the compli-
ment as follows:
81 would be very unmiudful of the public
of San Francisco, did l not feel grateful,
more than grateful, for the kind countenance
and encouragement they had exteu led to a
novice in dramatic literature But little OF
the merit of the success can be claimed by
met is owing to the prodigal liberality OF
the management in the production of the
play, the inimitable acting of Mrs. Wood, as
sisted by the company, and the indefatigable
energy of Mr.. Tib'its, the stage manager
Again permit me to return my most heart
felt thanks for the kindness extended me-
which shah ever live green in memory"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

CLERKS AT WAsHIYGToN.-If we have neg.
leeted eretotorc TO notice an admirable
movement Of Senator Hunter with regard to
these officers. it has been solely from a belief
that it will not be effectual. He proposes
mat in future, they shall not be iect to
change upon the Inauguration of eIch new
Administration. He says, doubtless with
great truth, that the present system has the
eject OF thrusting raw and Inexperienced
persons into important offices, and that inf
mite arrangement and inconvenience are the
results in every department at the commence
inent OF every fresh Administration. He
proposes to put all new clerks in the lower
9mces' and to promote them for services rem
oered and efficiency. Nobody can doubt
'nat 'hls is most admirable plan. 1t would
no! hot only make every department certain Of
'elng well served, but it would serve to al.
lay' In some degree, the burning thirst for
once which has converted the whole country
lnto nest Of demagogues. 1t would stop
the quadrennial rush to Washington and
make many citizen quit politicating and
Turn to hard work. But it will not do. The
oemagognes want these offices for small
change in the game of bribery and corrup-
uon, and they will be sure to keen them
Rlcamond Vhig.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

g5Y' Three lunatics were started to Stock
ton, from San Francisco, on Tuesday evening,
and one taken to the Station House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

GRAprs,-The quantity of this fruit con.
sumed in San Francisco, as compared with the
importations, says the S. F. Times, is very
small. The bunches are plucked too soon to
be of good flavor when they arrive here
When rapid communication is established be-
tween this port and Los Angeles. we may
eat of the fruit without suffering from o
mouthful of ashes.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
Sperial Sautires.
TO Druggists, Physicians and
Traders

Traders.
The undersigned, Importers and Wholesale Drug
gsts keep constantly on hand the largest and most
extensive assortment of Goods, in their line TO he
found In California, which they offer to the trade nt
the very lowest market prices. They are also Sole
Agents. for the Northern District Of California for the
following Patent Medicines
Sands SdFsdpariUa,
Ayers Ctejpy PectOr0I
GuySott'S Yetloao Dock dnd SdrSdpasiiiu,
Ayers Cdt1altie PiILS,
Perry Dacis' Pain Killer,
GrGe6eHbUrg CO.'S FdnUy Medicines,
Woods OtiUe Pectoral
Dr.. GtddingS' FanaUy Medicines.
La0rdn'S .SOLidiRed Cod LiUer OIL,
WiLGoy's Cod Li0er Oil and Lime.
Roman Eye BilSap,
CAilian AgUe Pills. ,Gc
All articles purchased from them guaranteed Of the
bestquaiity and purchases for distant points care
fully packed, and promptly forwarded.
RICE, COFFIN & CO,
ang2l-tf 27 and 20 D street, Marysyllle
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

Us" The San Francisco papers complain
of very good weather. They useally enjoy
very bad weather at this season.