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tn e LIVE ER
In Wis o R AT O r
PREPARED by DIR. SANFORD.
Compounded entirely from GUMS.

rs one or he best Purgatve and Liver Med.
i icines now before the public, that acts asa
Cnthdriic, easier. mildcr. and more oifectual
than any other medicine known. II is not only
a Cdthnrfic, but II I,rer remedy. acting first on
the LirCr To eject its morbid matter. thus nc.
complishing two purposes oiiectually. without
any nf the painful feelings experienced in the
operations ot most Cdfhditics. II strengthens
the system At the same time that IL purges it,:
and when taken daily in moderate doses, will
strengthen and build II up with unusual rapid.
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To News Dealers.

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cheap edition of the Gasrifc. will be sent by
Express, at the rate of $3.50 per hundred IA
GEMS ac pyo but IN no case will such pack
ages DO sent until amer the money Is received,
Specimen copies will he sent without charge.
Those who wish to "npen an account" :" can or
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ter Brother, of New York. or of other VIII ole
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XLALuAnLE BUSINESS LOT ron SALE.

V Hany person desires to purchase n frst.
rate town lot, that viii answer the double pur.
pose of business and residence, now ia yonr
time To strike! The undersigned is offering for
sale. rtry cheap, the property situated on the
West side OF Main street, hfth lot North Of the
Public Square, generally known as tho sold
Fndlay House." Lot fronts West on Broad.
way. and East on Main street, with an alley on
the South side making 1t one of the most de.
srable lots that can he found in the town Mat
OF findlay. Any person desiring to purchase
such lot, will do well to cali upon no under.
signed soon, who will make known TO them the
terms OF sale. N. Y. MEFFORD.
FISpIIy, Ohio, Jsntiqry 20 lSJg
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ICTha 3hould,i Die.

II 6ou shouldst die! Why breathe n Though,
which brings IN this poor heart such bainy
Mt while the dream oi lilo CLOVIS bright.
I'll clothe that thought In words:
For OIL the depth of that s;,d sigh,
And the cold thought clingins TO nv brain
That thou shUuidst dio!
" thnu shouldst die. mcseoms tho laugh
:. Might ring from mt my soul no more;
hushed he the gay voice on my In,
Ne'sr more ~ breathe the tones Of yore:
But sadly would gaze Uu high:
The earth despoiled of Joys bright store.
II thu shouldst die.
" thou shouldst die, alas! this world,
Which now blooms brightly to my heart,
would 1oso its luster to my soul.
As the iife-dreHni of love departs:
Aud to thy urn I'D weeping HE,
As earth's lonc consec rtted spot,
IL thou shouldst die.
Thou mayst not die, whilo young love pIays
In gentle dalIiancs r'iund our home;
But Tor thee joys and happy days
Through the long dream Of ears shall come
And will sooner silent lie
Meath the green sod, the dreary tomb,
Than thou shalt die.
-tSisYa Democrat.
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LIST OF GIFTS,

Coral, Garnet, Eperald, Cameo, Mosaic, Ia.
va, Jet, and Gold Stone Sets; Gold Lockets,
Gold Pens and Cases; Gold Coral, Garnet, Ca
mco, and Mosaic Bracelets; Rings, Sleeve But.
tons. Fob'Sdes, Bosom Studs, Silver Forks,
Butter Knives, Ear Drops, Pins. &C.. &c
worth from twenty .ive cents to els each.
tn- The Gift will be sent Immediately on re.
ccipt Of the subscription money.
Address; @. d. TOWN & CO.,
Publishers of the "Mason 4 Dixon's Line"
No. o3 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Maryland.
June u. lR5N.--IGm.
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FREMONT g. INDIANA RAILROAD,
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

FINfIE iron is on the way from the East, sum
l. cient TO lay the track from Fostorla 4,
Findlay, and viii be laid down ms soon rs the
friends OF tho enterprise furnish the means in
deiray tho expenses. Come friends, give your
best efforts to hurry the thing along and n will
soon be completed. ID. v CORY,
D,peiy TREASURER r. g. L. n. n.
June 3, lS5g,-Tif
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Groceries! GrOceries!!

THE subscriber having purchased the Gro
i cery Establishment hitherto owned by
Mr.. Louis Adams, opposite the Court
House, and
ONE ooOa SOUTH or THE CITIZENS BANK.
|. prepared to ssll at this well well Eprown't.nd. y
y WHOLESALE Oh RETAIL,
|. good quality oflsrArythins intAa Grocery
Aet on ynxY pAvoxAsLE ynRms.
Please give uss osll; ..Li. b.
Pr.as..g, Q. srsA |, is,a:Sssss!sFF sa:SsssssFHAI
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JOE PRINTING
I w,.A 4 was An Editor.

! Wish Z Was An Editor.
Wish I WAS an Editor
really d. Indeed:
II aecms TO me that Editors
Get everything they need.
They get the biggest and tho best
Ofeverything that grows,
And get Ia ffee To eircuses
And other kinds OF shows;
Aud whom n mammoth cheese IL cut
They always get n slice
For saying Mrs Smith knows how
To make II very nice.
The largest pumpkin. longest boot,
And other garden stun,
IL blown into tho ssncium by
An esiif"risI puff
The biggest hug will speak to them,
No snatter how they drsss-ss
A shabby coat Is nolhing-if
fou own n printing press.
At Ladies' Fairs they 70 almost Rugged
BY pretty girls, you know,
Ihni they may crack up everything
The ladies have To show.
And thus they get n blowout FREQ
Atesery party feed
The reason Is--because they write,
And other penp.o read. --fNsp,
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Aaron WiIIiamnon,. E.,..

kN1.OS Us hereby gwen, that the snhs..,..
IN sss been appointed and T,,aIlssd sS"dpseHeor
% ia,s Of J"esso o 1hs estate OF Aaron wiis@:Aaaa M Aa
Ohio. deceased. HEyiiy" y"Mnn.1k H county,
September 18th. ls5y.-iaw " 'a'a deceased.
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Rates of Advertising.

10 cents line. Notices 2j cents a line.
All advertisements counted 1T the rate of IL
lines nnnpnrcil or II lines agate to the inch.-
Ehgravings on reading pages charged the same
us Notices.
April 20, lSJ9.-fGm
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THE ONLY SAFE PREPARATION
THAT DOES NOT DYE, But WILL REsroRg
GRAY HAIR

~ = = - xAu
IRE OCr oerE rNEpAHAI ION
THAT DOES NOT DYs, Bur WILL REsro.g
CDAV HATD
Viva LAIN
To its original color, by Nature & own process.
is
PROF. o. j. WOODS CELERRATED
I'm npo~o,, rr,x,
HAIk KHNI1lKAT II
ilLAANs ASALO WIN IL ~.
TN proof Of the above asser,iop. road tho a.,
lowing Testimony from distinsnished pe,,
sons from all parts OF the country p''
Hon. SoLoxos MAsS. Ann Arbor. ulcb,yar
says his wife. whose hair had becoms yer,,
lthin. and entjrelv white was restored 20 ~
Original color, and had thjckened and become
beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely oyar'
the head Others of rny family and friands y : q
usjne y,,ur Rostoratiyc with tbc banpiost ef
Ifects
lion. JrpoE T,RKEsE, FIX. Senator of Illinois.
snSn nv hair yus tre,natureIy gray. but nv
ItIe uss of woods Iiestorative. ~ has resume,,
l,ts orlvinal color and have no do,h, nor,,a'
Inentiy so.
HoS, II. L. srrw Apr. saws. nv hair was very
gray. but ,fier usinp Two hotties n restoyeJ I,
To lis original color. y
R.y, J. X. BsAgo, Brook6eld, Massachusetts.
saws il has romnyed from my head inaann,a
ii1n. dandruiT and n constant ,onde,o . tn jtch
Ing, and restored my hair, which was gray. 10
its original color,
!. ". DAyipsos. Monmoutb. Illinois. s,vs
ny hair was two.t thirds gray. or rather white
hut by the ,ppiicatIon OF tbe Restorntjye' ne
diroctcd, IL has resumed lis original color.
Ds, q, WALLIS. Chicago. saws. amer using n
great many other prepatatjons ali tn no q Ireci
{ used one hottie of your Hair Restoraiive
which has cured a hunor i'm INV head of two
years standing.
BENJAMIN JoSoRrpaE, 2G4 Seyentb Ayepue
New York, SAYS. having lost nv hair bv tho et
(ects of the Erysipelas. when iibeean 10 grow
instead Of black. MS heretofnre. n was we'll
mixed with gray. Having tried MANY prenar.
atoms TO restore the color Uithnni egac, I
was induced to try yours' and in spite of Mi nv
doubts IL has had the desired effect.
n. l.. WILLIAMS, NJ, d., PeckcnsviIlc. Ala.
bama, says, have used your Restorative. and
nnd il all il is recommended 10 be, Ihayc Tried
IL for letter aud find IL Il certain cure.
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DfP,
June 3. lS59.-IIi

NUrItE. John Swancy, of the county of
IN Iowa. In the state of Iowa; James Swa.
ney, OF the county of Jackson, in the stale of
Iowa; Martha Gleason, of Seneca county Ohio:
and - Gleason, her husband whose uIace
on residence Is unknown; Nancy Drake. and
isaac Drake, her husband, ofPowashiek conn.
", iowa; wesley Swaney, of the state of Cali.
i0rnia; Franklin Swaney, Of Hancock county,
ohlo; Margaret Locey, and Henry Locpy her
husband, OF Hancock county, Ohio; Rezln Sv,,
ner. Ellie Mtson. and John Mitson, her hus
band, Rezin Drake, and Matilda Drake, of Wnnd
cunnty, Ohio: Mary st. Clair, and Samuel ~
Clair, her husband. OF Hancock county, Ohio:
and Joseph a. Drake, and Sarah Swaney. wild
nw James Swaney, deceased, will take notice
that u petition was nled against them ON IN"
JOth day of August, 1859, In the Court of Com.
mon Pleas OF Hancock county, Ohio, and ts now
pending therein, by James Welsh Wherein he
SAID James Welsh demands partition of lie
following real estate, situated in the county of
Hancock, and state Of Ohio, described as fol.
luws-Ihe south cast quarter Of section mum.
Der four, township two north, range twelve
east containing lGO acres moro or less also,
the northeast quarter Of section nine tonn.
ship two north. range twelve east-cnntaini,p
100 acres, more or less; also, the south.w,s,
quarter OF the south west quarter of section
three, township two north, range twelve eaSt--
containing lorty acres, more or less and ,lSn
asking Tor the assignment OF dover to said ~,
ran Swaney in said premises. Notice is also
gwen, that at the next term of said Court an.
lnlication will be made BY the said James
Nesh, Tor an order that partition may lie
maue oi SAID promises; or IL the same cannot
he done without manifest injury that such M a.
ceed'ngs may lie had III the premises MS are
authorized by law. JAMES WELSH,
BY ONEAL 4 BL,cxroIp, his Attorneys.
August rs. lsi9.--[+w
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Vow ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

a B'n'rolrnf Mstifution established BY sper,oisn
do,rmot for he reiieC offh. sick and disfrss,,d,
AFFLICTED rith Ti,uisnf and Epidemic diseases.
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An Ordinance
To determine the duties Of the Marshal Of the
village NJ Arcadia.
PASSED Ssrr.SHsH l2ru, 1859.

Section I. be II ordained by the vi,,,,.
Council ofthe incorporated village OF A roadis
That u shall he the duty Of the Marshal 10 nv n
prees all riots, disturbances. and breaohss y,
poace; 70 aprrehend all rioters, disorder,v
Hsrsons. dstnrbsrs of the public peace in said
v'haeei and all persons IN the act or commit. .
ung any indictable offense against The Laws of
thia stHae, OF infringing the 0rdInnnces ~ s.id
villagei or heeinx IRON justice after ba Vim,
com1iood such ohenss or INFRINGEMENT anS
- Wep such o6snder or ohenders ;o,t5.i,i,
into custody, and bring him, her, or them ha'
esSo Ne Mayor sOr examination; and i'm cssa ~,
rssae1unee. may call 10 his aid and comm ~
~ s9s!stenes OF all By atxnders and otbsrs 1"
sssssst This ordinsDc. 70 h. :, g.,
nsOtn ard amer iis publication. W '''ce
,'.aStstsaA t4s q. ". klMMEI., Afa.or
.,., ID. u. SPAHR, Rsco,Srr.
2 e q A. Ossisasce
PEG the punishment Of resistance "a IA. NJ.
4 s. ~ ss.1kla shsl.
,.,.s rAssss ssrrEsSsR Isru. Issa
y Neefiael. The village coane,f ~ 49,,
ereAip, 1tSf Y epy person ~ persons q
elsd ~ AnrsAxt 81 Asld vbllaes, ~ N. I, -, p,
Sees&r. y the ellbroemsnt Of the iavscs 3.
othas, ~ ~ osttinaaees NJ this vjiiass snis
ppsesa - aessdtDg. upon conyictjon 49,
eIAnal pny . asA nat xrsediar - AZ .~oi
1s1SsS ssH lass than Ave dollaes.- IN n
Or DO fnprfso 'sd and fed on bread md Ss,s. s
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Proposed Amendment to the Constitu-
tiOn.

Relative to an amendment to the Constitution
providing for Annual Sessions of the General
Assembly.
Rfsointd by he General As'emJiy Of state qj
Ohio, Three'ffths of the members of cat Ii
house concurring therein, that IL he and is
hereby proposed 10 the electors OF the state Ia
vote ut tho next annual October state election
upon the approval or rejection the following
MS substitute for the first clause
ot the twenty.nfth section of the second att
Gle nf the Constitution OF this state, to.wit:-
IAN regular sessions Of tho General Assembly
shall commence on the first Monday in January,
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives,
MARTIN WEEKER,
President of the Senate.
April 2, 1859.
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NOTlCE.-Peter M.ssamore. ufthe stat. ni
/ California, VIII take notice that :. n T.
Iarllh, 81 the county oi Hancock. and state ~.
ONO, did on the l4th day ur July, 1859, in uur.
Suahce ol the requirements ui ihe statute. prn.
cure OF the Judge "i the Court oi tonin,u
pleas in and for said county, in vacation, an
order, requiring the said Peter MSsanorr in
snow cause by the first day of October. lsin.
before said Court. why the judgment hereto.
lore recovered III said Court AT It's March l-sn.
lSd3' wherel IN Squire Carlin and parloe Carn.
~ trade under the firm name offs. x =. CarlIu.
plaiht NJ, against the said Peter Mssain"rr.
Delchut II, for sj73,j0 deIt, and sli,27 COSTS ni
suit, Con which partial paymen. has brri,
madc) should not be revived.
5. Il T.. CARLIN,
BY ONEAL 4 BLAcKroRp their Attorneys
July 10, lSjy--Ijw
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.


There is AN evil habit sometimes INDUCED in
by boys, In solitude, often growing up with
them tO manhood; and which. II not reformed
IN due time, not only hrgets serious obstacles
to matrimonial happiness. but gives rise To a
series ot proiracted, ins.dious and devastating
Few of those wh1eivo way to this pornicious
practice are aware Of the consequences, until
they find the nervous system shattered, feel
Isirange and unaccountable sensations and
vague fears in the mind. (Sec pages %, 2s, 20,
lOt DR.. KS book on "Sel preservation"
The unfortunate thus affected becomes fee.
BILE, Is unable To labor with accustomed vigor,
or TO apply his mind to study: his step IL tardy
and weak; he Is dull, irrcsOlute. and engages
'evenin his sports with less energy than usual.
IL he emancipates himself before the pTac-
tice has done its worst, and enter matrimony,
his marriage is unfrnilful, and his sense tells
him that this ls caused by his carly fOles.--
These are considerations which should ava.
ken the attention OF all who are similarly situ-
ated.
REMEMBER,
lie who places himsel under DIR. KINKELTN'S
treatment, may religiously conade In his honor
tina, the secrets of DR.. KS patients will never
he disclosed.
Young man--let no false modosty tote, you
from making your case known TO one, who.
from education and respectability, can cor-
tainly befriend you.
DR.. KINKELiN'S residence has been for tho
last twenty-five years at the North West cor.
ner Of THIRD AND UNION STREETS, Phila.
delphia. Pennsylvania.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE
Can have (by stating their case explicitly, to-
gether with all their symptoms, per letter, en-
clOsinga remittance) DR.. KS medicine, appro.
priatcd accordingly.
Forwarded to any part OF the United States,
and pocked secure from DAMAGE or CURI0S-
lTY, by mail or express.
READ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD!!
A VIGOROUS LIFE or PREMATURE DEATH, KIN
KELIs ON SELF PRESERVATION
ONLY rs CENTS.
Letters containing that value In stamps, will
ensure a copy, per return ofmail.
GRATISi GRATIS!! GRATIS!!
4 free GIFT 10 all.
MISERY RELIEVED.
"Nature's Guide,"-a new and popular
work, full OF valuable advice and impressive
warning, alike calculated TO prevent years OF
misery, and save housands OF lives, Is distri'
buted without charge, and forwarded by mail,
pre- paid 70 any Postofice in the United States,
on receiving an order enclosing two postage
stamps. II IDecember "a, 1856.-ly
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Experience has rendered Dr. X. most sue.
cesSinl practitioner IN the cure of all diseases
ut private nature; manhoud'S debility, as an
impcdimcnt 10 marriage; ncrvous and sexual
innrntics, diseases at the skin, and those
arising from abuse of mercury
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Secretary Of States Office,
COLUMBUS, April 7, 1859.
hereby certify, that the foregoing joint re.
solution ''relatiye 10 an amendment TO the Con.
stitution, providing for annual sessions OF the
ieneral Assembly" is a true copy from the
Original roll on file In this Office.
A. u. RUSSELL, Secretaru of STATE.
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TINO EaCiIEHs.-Thc Board of School ry
l. aniners for Hancock county, VIII hold "A
session for tho purpose Of examining Teachers.
AT the Union School room, IL Findlay. on The
hrst Saturday ot January and the FIRST Satur
lay "i February. and the lirst and third Satur.
days otevery month thereafter. Commencing nj
ten O'Clock, u. m, untiliurther notice is given.
JOHN BOWMAN, ChTk.
FlSpLAy, Jan. l, lsj9.
n. Is. Allnpplicants will be required 10 pro.
sent to the Examiners certificate signed bv
Two or nero OF their present or previous en-.
l,lOyers. giving u satisfactory statement ~ L.
Their moral character and f;,ithtulness as
Teachers or, If they have never taught. one
signed by their Teachers, certifying to their
moral character and studiOus habits
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AFFLICTED READ.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS

DUILADEIPItit MEDICAL HOUSE
L Established twenty-five wears ago by DR..
llNkELiN. corner of Third and Union streets,
PEN svlvania
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CAUSE SOON TOuEAI.
RECRUIT TIE DERJIIrATrn

and discharge from tho system, every ttint ot
Scroinla, whether hereditary or otherwise
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RLANKs or ALL KINDS, :
- Just printed and for sale
ArraE JErPERsoSIAs QrrIex
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DIVID Els d.
sole heather

WE are ia receipt o. and wiil keep constantly
w hand, large stock 81 superior OAK and Hem
lock Tanned Sole Leather which oder 10 ths trade
tthe lowest possible agaxes.
Aa6 G. ANDERSON.
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Notice to Shippers.

ElzS-ss1 r=sf=ziezss7 eeeesss--z ASln
Ss:-;s- $3.50 -5SsyS a.-ss g 3E--szs
7 being OF the utmost importance for the proper
prOte' ton Of the Track and 10 keen out of m.
way OF gravel and other trains that freight trains be
run ~ regular uniform rate Of speed which can only
be accomplished by running schedule time: there
fore, in order that the freight trains may BE- run on
the time laid down in the schedule il is ordered that
after thirty days from this date freight will be re-
'eIved by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Company AT Schedule Stations only.
W. COLE
Sup't OF Transportation y. X c. r. r.
ian22-tf
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Emgrants viii be taken upon Deck NJ reduced
price, and hom three 10 ten collars cheaper than by
any other route.
Rates Charged fOr SGcORd-ClaSS Tickets.
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Nome Again!

MIR. LARCOMssE desires to inform his
vi friends tue public generally thai he has
rnedfroaa his NoFtheT u tour and isready 10 open
e fall cslnpaign.
Fully posted IA allreeenh mprovcmentfi Tin Photo
aphic Mai DO lation-relying, AS herctofoFe solely
ron lac s.egiis OF air pictares. and determined 10
.lrsno effort please he confidently vtles those
40 have new gwen him a fair TAIL, to do so. -
Ladies' wiI'a- this present rooms the most con 70.
entity aad ~ asantly located OF any In the City,
aerry strs ,,rner offfnen sspt2t-t
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Cloyer Seed.

IN BHIs. Clover Sec, jast received and for sal
III by d. D. nickEf.
naAT2s-0
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Gas Pipe and Gas Fitting.

have the very best workmen always ready 10 do
any KIND OF Gas FITTING. Aiso, ALI the machinery for
eating aud serewing Gas Pipe and sell
Der OF feet 70 parties ia tue country, fe their
measufmcnt or plans, and furnish the tongs and
other tools SO that they can do their own work
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RE LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James Johnson, Nashville. Z. Howard, and
Red R0VeF

One Of these Boats viii leave Nashville every 9th
er day noon; time from Nashville To Memphis For
weight Hours; Nichsburg Five Days. and TO New
Orleans IN seven Days
Boats leave Nashville every day and wait for the
arrival Of the Passenger Trans before starting.
For first class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
cts can be proc red at the different points, at prices
named in the annexed SChcd lc Of Rates
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Steam and Steamboat Work,

Steam Pipe, steam valves, Cocks other ARTICLES
on hand FOR repairing steam work
Steamboat LOWERS, and other steam pipe
work done with dispatch
JAS. II . KENDRIck,
feb24-3m U4A 53 Cherry street.
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ChIiuren's Panaccu,

Prepared b. the GrseienbuTg Company.
The worth "a this extraordinary and val,sa bic
Meciue can be set forth IN words, but Il can
he felt and appreciated by mothers, whose children
have been saatchvd from death By its use.
The celebrated pr. Williams Hho has devoted n
life study has aBaly red this remedy and says the
GTrgeuberg Chdren = fanac-a, Is compounded with
especit reference Ia the immature state II tie
seFses blood vessels eiAads aud bCes u the child .
body. Should mother neglect % provsde herself
with this taxafuuble remedy, she mag ehance % be-
hold death claim her children aud have no one 10
blaine bat herself. II IS certain cure for all dis
eases ~ childhood and receives il deserves uni.
yefssi appreciation. ~ Nsitn, ~ feHlh Carolina
AVS =. II Il Abe bgst general nieeicHc icF infants
ia. ever Pc nFs Watts, ii Aea ofk rates
- In all dseases fansed by teething Il ~ certain
remedy" Dr. CsAsnp, 81 Indiana says . in cases
81 Group have used Il wh maFked success, also IN
Measles fsvers from teethng. disrFba pains Ia the
stnnssrh boxeis, 40. / should be Ea3lty Of great
mes luet did reeemmeud Ia the highest :.
aS- Flny ee1ls per bottle With full dlFcetoaG.
ALkx. MACKENZIE,
OOO 1000 pounds Lead IN store ana sale %
ana hIzkiL, HOOPER = 90. Z
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-02
FINE CHANDELIERS

I WILLrnruish Chandeliers, etther Tor burning G as
= O or Candies, TO suit any sized building, Church
Hotel OF Public Hall IN the city county, with all
the glass Globesor Shades, as cheap as they be
had from any market.
Keep good assortment OF all the small Gas FIX
lures, with Drop Lights, paper aud fancy eolored
Glass Shades, patent Burners &C
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-02
Steamboats.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet,

" HE fine. PASSENGER and a SIN
freight Steamer EASTPOkT cF6eTeesS5
F. WoOD, Master, Will continue nlc=z<<zzzs<
in the above trade tire entire making regular
trips be this city and New Orleans The EAST
PORT fast, of light draught: and well adapted for
the Cum berland riye trade.
nov24-tf A. HAMILTON, Agent.