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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15
GREET BARGAINS.

GREAT B.4RGeANrS.
DEIN0 VI able to meet our engage ments, we have
ID concluded to offer our entire stock ~ goods st
greatly reduced prices for cash. for tbs benefit Of
creditors. Our stock COZ siste Of Books Stationary,
Gold Pens, Wall Paper, and Is OF the most COM
plete stocks 10 be found In the Northwest, to which
we invite special ATTENTION We hav- also large
and superior stock Of Musical Instruments, including
Pia0s nd 4clOdeons. Our stock OF Sh ct Music
will be sold ct prices to astonish music buyers
Miscellaneous Rocks ct cost and less. Many articles
at much less than nrst cost. Great chance for cash
purchasers. Citizens OF Rock Island, Davenport,
Moline and vicinity, invited TO call and examine
our stock.
=. A. PORTER BROTHER.
Rock Island June5, 1858. june17- dtf
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DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS
New ID the Tine to Plant Trees.
'ras SUBSCRIBER HAS VERY COMPLETE
l. assortment Of
RS,estt Ose0 Ornamental Trees.
PLOwRRING PLANTS, AC.
which he offers ss prices corresponding to the tiueA
Scott Nursery establi b. IN 1899. has nov, 1858.
eigh I'VE acres In trees aud plants. among which
are Apple trees from three TO eight years old half
from 10 two do Peaches two do. Grape Vines,
greet quantities cheap.
10000 GO0s.BEaRlKs, Houshton Seeding, don't
mi,dew.
CURRENT BUSHES, large sto,k very CHEAP.
RAsPBERRIEs AND BLACKBEaRIRS.
srRAwBkKkIE5. in great abundance.
700 EUergreems,
Of eight varieties, Of ane FORM often transpsn,ed
healthy and vigorous. 4 large assortment Of
Ornansssal asl Esresa Trees.
for parks, streets, csmste,ies or lawns Consisting
OF the most beautiful and hardy varieties.
PIONEERING PLANTS,
such o aoses. Towering Almonds, Llscs. synass,
Snow rails, etc., etc
B4nDInG OUT PLANTS, nne assortment,
BULBOUs ROOTS, large stock.
PIE PLANTS, six varieties, early and late.
$1,000 SEEDING NAPLES AND BINS
ReOULsNT ROOTS,
HORSE RADIsH,
.. 600 ASPARAGUS ROOTS. one 70 three years.
SAGE,
Green House Plants to Order,
VEGETABLE Plants, for early gardening.
Ssceet POfatOe Pia1sts,
In their season In great abundance, very cheap.
Hedge Plants, Usage Orange Seed,
LOCUST SEED. &C.
Now 10 the time, and do not any longe- delay buy
ing and planting Fruit Trees. Ornamental rees an
Towering iants, Wis tever else Will add to your
own interest enjoyment will add to the beauty
or goody report Of your city, to say nothing Of the
unmitigated pleasure that would result to the pro-
prietor.
II. 9. FINLEY.
P.S.-Now Is The time; Scott Nursery IL tn
place, Auscstine Road, y miles from LIE Cisire
House. mchl7- DIV wtmayl5
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GROCERIES.

OnN/AEVA1E 0s
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WUPPRRMANN 4 HALL.
oRoCDRO,
NoRrH-wHsT cor. BsADY AND PfrTH sTs.,
DAv8NPORT. IOWA.
March I. 1852 mchs
.9ll Goods Delivered Free!
WUPPERMANN 4 HALL,
BRADY STREET GROCERY STORE.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF osOuBsvRs
"A a.d Provisons 81 Wholesale and Retsi
Fresh Sugars ~ Reduced Prices.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS,
Teas Of all kinds Conees, Pine Old Jsvs end Mocha
BIO. etc.; gosd Batter; prise Cheese; Hrvsh Eggs,
P..riea $3.50. naecs,oni. vermic:I, Pssried ssrs1.
Split Peas, etc. new Raisins, Fiss. Dates, Prunes,
Grapes, etc.
C0ssWda Hemsp ass6 ESa1 Seeds,
4 complete assortment Of
rREsHRvED FRUITS,
Jsllies. Jams. Pickles, cstsups. l.. 4 1erlin'...
Spanish Olives, Capers, Herbs, etc.
CHOICE WINES. LIQUORS AND Cl0ARs.
Nch8
81 IL d G. IL II II E s.
ANOTHER LAR E
Well Asserted Otoo1k
Fresh Groceries
Jssst Received
And for sale At the lowest possible figure. At
W'UPPERM.AN:fx HALLS.
This stock consists Of
Fres h = ugars
OF ALL KINDS,
BELOHuR's RnPINED sUG ARHOUsn MOLAss1s
GOLDEN sYRUPs,
WI MOLASSEY,
Rio, MARAoArso, LAGurlA AND o. g. JAVA
THNAS
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MUSIC.
GOLD MEDAL
Grand 0ssA ( 4sssre Rt0ss0e.
STRlNWAY 1 SONS,
81 walker st (ssar Broadway NJ

they brought their Ptano Fortes into compefj-
tion with the bst makers OF Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore
Received the too dTst prise Medals ct the Metro
politan Pair. Washington, 1855.
The Yirst Premium In gold Aedsl) fer the best p
ano Porte - the Maryland Institute Baltimore 1856
The HifSt Prize Medal for the best Pian9 Forte a
the American Institute, Crystal Palace, New York
1866.
me FIRST Premium q Gold AedaD for the best
Grand Ptsso u the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1851.
The 8arst Premium at the state Fair, RichmoDd
1857.
Among the judges we're The first musical talent Of
the ooantTy, such % " Mason 0ottecha :, Wo,isn.
hsupt, &c. Grand and squsYe Planes constructed
With the full wooden and iron frame combined arr
warranted for three years. Prices moderate.
oc4Q-d7mo
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A1CsVUW03
Frsstts,
Candies,
Soap.
Rtce,
Starch,
W GOD . N W are.
CHEESE SALT, &c., &C.,
All Of which will be closed out at ct Wholesale or
Retail at remarkably low figures. ask that the
pubic will call and examine my goods and prices BE-
fore purchasing else where.
wUPPERNANN 4 HALL,
BRADY STREET STORE,
Mchs Corner Brady and 9Th sts.
uurrah for Pixies Peak /!
II had better come to the
"HasCkeye Store"
To get their outfit. All kinds Of Groceries and Pro-
visions may there be found 10 abundance, for cash
AFresh Lot of Goods Just Received.
SUGARS.
New Orleans Sugar. IS pounds for one collar,
Prime, N Orushei,
Lou,,iana Clarified, {. p wdered,
Belcher's p" Z" CHARMED,
MOLASsEs AND sYRUPs.
BeIcher's Golden Syrup, N Mclasses (new CROP
Pine Apple Syrup q Aolssses.
COFFEBs.
Prime Rio, Fresh Roasted.
Old Gov Java, Gov Java and Rio.
TEAS.
Imperial, Oolong,
Young Hyson.
FLOUR.
Johnton's Buckwhfat do.
FISH.
Picked Herring mo y Goldfish,
Mackerel, No 1 white Fish.
SALT.
G A Salt. Salt by the BARREL
SOAP.
white Z so.p, CASTLE SOAP,
Brown do Transparent Soap.
OIL.
whale flor burnins,) Elephant.
FRUIT.
sul,ana Rsisins Gust recd) zaute Currants.
Valencia do do o,,ron
Dried Apples (new) Dried Peaches (new.)
BURNING FLUID, warranted to burn and no
smoke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE of1all kin:s.
FAgRHAvEN Oysters .. ALWAYS fresh.
All articles sold are warranted to be ~ good -
can be found Is the city.
All Goods 10 a reason able amount, DELIVERED
FREE OF CHARGE, within the city limits.
Jans-d&wtf q. N. sHIPMAN.
.NesU Goods.
TT You WANT COOP
q h q q u h Z n - .
Low PRICES,
Tyler's GREGORY and Variety store,
COR. ROCK ISLAND AND SECOND SITS
where you will and
A GOOD ASSORTMENT
Al E11ad0 OF aoocaU.
We are determined 10 close ont our stock Il
Boets AM Sheos, Hats and Caps,
Ready-Made Clothing,
and will give great bargains TO those in want Of such
goods Il they will cal coon.
Da veppoFt, April 7, 1859.
,. L \. Il. TYNE1,
Corner nock Island and ssoosd streets.
NICHOLAS RUHNEN
uAs arrives from ths Dsse, With TIE Aasse aad
IA largest assortmsutof
Imported and Domestic
- u q - n -
Fine Virginia Plug Tohaccos,
Plaia all Fancy Pipes, &c.
All Of whtsA ~ sasss - aealsss q naeIasn ,e,an
ep0e q tonspsgtalaoA s11eA, 81 nAnne0 =
49,: = 2.sse.s =. !. = -: - =. :.
6 - isSQn ees - 0ssnA, V1111 IT,
~ 0GOu0Dg ooods 80
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Geo. w. Ellis 4 Co.
No. ~ LeClsiPe Row.
rYAvD just received large stock Of
Wall Papers.
Also on consignment rare lot Of
1NaIaI0H BOOKS,
which they will soil at the
London Pesbljsheys' Prices.
ALSO
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H1Otha sS11Ss XIV hbs0S1Oha
NEW WORKS ON AFRICA.
Hon. q. III. Smiths
Reminescence OF wests Life consisting OF Sketches
OF eminent characters in and out Of Congress- I'm
portAnt legal trials in the State Of Indiana &c. &C
6vols. $40 pages. Price $780, Cnquestionaby the
most interesting book that has ~ pesred for many
years.
Davenport, April II, 1858. prI7u
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University Of Nashville.
Military College.

J. BERRIEN LINDSEY, NJ. D., d. d.. Chancellor ofths
University, AID Professor OF Chemistry aud Geology.
col. b. X. JOHNSON, Superintendent Of the Military
College, and Professor OF Engineering.
JAMES Z. HAMILTON, A. W., Professor OF Mathemat'
les, AMI Natural Philosophy.
J. II. STEWART, \. NJ, Professor OF Greek and Lat
IN Languages and Literature.
GEORGE y BLAKE, A. NJ, N. d., Professor OF
Botany aud Natural History. ~
Rev J. w. H0YTE. A. NJ, NJ D., Professor OF Men'A
and Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
OK WINSTON, N. d., Surgeon.
The First Term OF the Academic Year 1895 y COM
mences on the 9th ofSepiembef. 1859.
The Second Term Commence on the 2d OF Janu.,,'
1856 1. Commencement exercises take place on te "
OF June. 1850. ~.,,y
Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel. Rooms, seIysnts
ATTENDANCE. and Use ofirms, sio5 per Term. M,S h.,r
ulaiion Fee, s. Students are required 70 iurhsn sa,r
rooms. Engineering. French, Spanish, German, ~ Of
ing, bookkeeping. aud Fencing, each $40 per ie"
twenty weeks. .u,,.ion
In the regular Collegiate Course, the ancient repu' s.sin
OF the University for Scientific and Classieai .,iIity
will be maintained. ard at the same time, rve'J
afforded those who desire to pursuea partial n .i.o .
BESIDES the four regular College Cias.es. there iii
Preparatory Class. Students under IA years o''s' w.
b. the si on Military Discipline. effective sovsIsmss sr
IL established, and health, phtaeai eu'u'e
Far Cs,sloSses. or additional information apply y
any member Of III, F;sdls 55tts 2. sr,,,rs1,sprsY
August 49,
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On Thursday evening. August llth.
by WIN. b. Francis. E,qr, Mr.. JAMES
WArroy to Miss KATHARINE Head, all
Of this county.
On Tuesday evening, August 10th.
bv VIM. b. Francis, Esqr,, Mn. CARTER
MA.Arry to Miss MARY JANE REED, all
Of this county.
Atthc residence Of the brides faith.
cr. Rock Creek. Franklin co.. Tenn,
on "Wednesday evening. the 18th inst.
By Rev. ]. II. Holt, Mr.. TyREE RIDDLE
10 Mss +. II. L,wsON.
An,thrrc,uplc has LETT the ranks OF
MS who live in single hlcssedncss.--
Cupid CONTINUES to wound those who
chance TO come within his reach. He
uses his well aimed arrows with the
utmost dcxierity.
On Saturday. 2lst inst. at Goshen
in this county, by Rev. w. w. Es,ilI.
Mr.. b. w. ~llARRIsoN to Miss SARAH
IIoLDgR. both Of this county.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH Rem EDY
SIN AME

Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a Prescription of Sir J. Clarke, NJ. L. Ply
stefan Extraordinary to the Queen.
rNHIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE Is uNFAlLlNG IN
l. the cure oIall those painful and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution is subject. II noderatestll
excess and removes all distractions, and q speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES:
II Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, IN n short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bOltlc-price one Dolar-bears the Government
Stamp oiGreat Britain, to prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These Pills should NOTE TAKEN by females during thu
FlRSTTIREE MONTHS OF PREGNANCY, as they are sure
to bring Oh MISCARRIAGE, but at any other time IHLY AIR
SAFE.
IL all cases OfNcrvous and Spinal A Affections, Pain inthe
Back aud Limbs, Fatigue on slight eycrti0n, P~alpitatiol Ct
the IleGrt, llysterics, and Whites, these Pills will enetta
cure when all other means have failed and although a
overwhelmingly, do not contain iron, calomel, antin0ny
or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full direction aCcOmpany each package.
Sole Agent For the United states and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Qatc l.. C. Raldwim& Co,)
Rochester, N. Y.
N, Isl On and G postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will insure a bottle orthc Pills by 70,
turn mail.
For sale bv Smith W. oughton. Agent at Winchester,
and by Berry 4 Dcnovil!e, Nashville, wholesale Agents
or Tennessee DcC19 iy
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twine themselves around the brows Of
children who have yot 10 learn tho reali'
ties of life. Oh God ! ] pray that they
may not have their happy hearts broken,
as il were, in their march TO the grave.
But good bye. You have welcomed
me kindly, and love you for it. | will
come again soon, with my poor offering.
| will lwino a wreath from tho flowers OF
thought for the perusul Of your readers.
Till then good bye. GESNIg,
Gennio tells us in n private note that
sho went Fayetteville, and intends to
say something Of the trip in her next
Did nobody see Gennic last Fridoy7--
"Wonler who she is?' is a question ma.
ny will ask, and by as many be unknown,
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Commercial.
Nashville Market,
from the Nashville Daily News.

THURSDAY, Aug %, 1859.
BAcoS.-Shoulders are worth 7!GS
Hams IL; Clear Sides lO2 from wagons.
From store, packed rent more.
LARD.-Good Lard, in suitable Packa.
yes, readily commands IL.
WmEAr.-Pnme Red S0a95c; White,
0Oc, for immediate delivery.
FLoUR.--Demand less. Extra $3.50
per barrel; -Superhno, 81 90 dollars.
Extra Family Flour in bags. wholesale
50 so; retail 100 ~ 0s pounds.
Consolidate, dull, Buyers ore giving
G5GTO cents, TO wagons,
Corn Meal-T5O9Oc. This range
includes the retail price.
WmsKY.--We quote 27020 for Rec.
tilted. Country brands 50O75c.
DRIED FRuir.-Litle doing. Apples
I so. Pealed Peaches, 3 50a4. I'm.
pealed 2 so.
RoPE.-Grass l2lal4c, Jute l2l, Cot
ton Thread 22la23.
SEEps-Hungarian Grass Seed "a
Millet 90 OOs3 so: Flax Seed 81.
Sslt.-Fine sack is worth ! 600l IS;
Coarse ! so, Barrel 4oc. per bushsl.
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Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague should not
spare either time, trouble or expense, TO procure DR.
%IlosrErTER's CELEBRATED BlTIERs. whose bene6.
cent effects upos the human system has been clearly
proved to those who have been stricken down In a short
space of time by this dreadful cuese, whose cheeks arc
wan AMI meagre, and wsosc nights are slcepless and
restless, and whose eyes are dim and sunken, with death
staring them IN the face, this compound must prove a.,
blessing; s~natching them as 1t were from the very mouth
of the graye,-Nore can know its true value until they
have tested IL. When all others have failed, these BIZ.
ters have rcsorted the sufferers to pristine health. Their
popularity In all tie Western and Southern parts should
introduce them to all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, everywherei
~ See Advertisement in another column. [Aug.l
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erich carpet of green" and speak the
gentle good bye" We didn't blame
'em, for it is so nice, so pleasant, to
stroll off On a warm day, and find a
seat at the trunk of some great tree,
and there beneath its cool, deep shad.
ow, discourse on topics peculiar to
loving lads and lasses. And it's very
hard for hem to tear themselves away
from such conversation, and such
sweet glances as lovers eyes alone
can cast, yet, when the "iron horse"
neighs, they have to 60, for he waits
not beyond the appointed time. When
steam is up, he hates to be idle.
But AS for o%ursclf. we didn't 90 at
his call-:o! not US We were two
well pleased 10 leave good old Licoln
thu soon after an Introduction. Heart
o'crbalanced reason, and we left our
duties at home to take care Of them.
selves, while our heart went to Fay
rttcviIle to stay all nigh. We got
acquainted with a host Of clever TEL
lows and several nice ladies, and have
come to the conclusion that in Lin
cola county bloom more beautiful
flowers in the way Of fair maIdcns
than bloom anywhere else, OUTS de Of
Franklin, on this broad earth And
they arc "wasting their sweetness on
the desert air. Great goodness
what are the young men doing =
Young men Of Franklin, your county
has married Lincoln, why don't you
marry her daughters. Don't say they
won't have you. lfgood old madame
Lincoln could afford to marry Mr..
Franklin, wen bet two 10 II that
some Of her daughters would marry
frankiin's sous, and uicc rerSa. And
although The rail road is 4 very strong
tie between Lincoln and Franklin,
vet we surmisc that the minister can
fix up Il tic between the daughters oil
Lincoln and the SonSul Franklin which
will hold long enough and strong
enough for all practical purposes.
But we must close our article this
week, although we would like to say
more about Fayetteville and its pco-
pie. 1t is "A nice town, and destined
to 90 on in its improvement mere rap
idly naw than ever. There are many
beautiful residences in the place, and
it is surrounded by as rich IL country
as the sun eve ShOnc upon, aud peo-
pied BY men Of wealth and energy
Heretofore the county has been pcnl
up-shut ont as it were, with no
chance to introduce her vast rcsOur-
ces into market. But n0U, II new era
has dawned. Lincoln comfy can
boas, of as good a rail road as eve
was, and we feel that no one has ever
vet csl.ilnarcd to its fall extent the
immense benefit that the Winchester
and Alabama rail road will be to her.
Her own citizens cvcn do not autici-
pate rs mach as we believe thcy will
realize. No wonder then hat there
is rejoicing over the completion otthis
mighty work. Everybody ought to
rejoice, and let the day long be re-
mcmbcred when the citizens Of Frank-
lin frs, rode down in cars 20 accept
OF the hospitality o. Lincoln. And
let us also remember the energy Of.
those who have had this work in
charge. Especially TO Thos. l.. EstiII.
our worthy Chief Engineer. do we ac>
cord praise. He has pushed Che work
forward to completion much sooner
than many anticipated. lnIouunate
Is his health Of haze has been Such rs
to prevent II continuance OF his for.
mrr hard cxcr;ionS We believe that
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Communication.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 23l, 1850
w. j. SLATER, EsaR:

w. J. SLATER, EsoR:
Dear Sir: | notice in the last num-
Der of the Home Journal, q cores
pondent over the signature of SeneX,
calling on the old men of your beaull'
full town, to unite thcmselve to the
order Of the Sons Of Temperance
1t IS a good suggestion, and ] have
often wondered why you rarely find
n man over 35, n member Of that glo-
rious order. An order which is cal
cuIated to DO more good than all 9th
crS, save religion, and even Of that it
is very important, he should be strict
ly temperate before he can be chris
tan. Look around upon mankind,
and think Of the suffering caused by
spirituous liquors. Think Of the tears
mothers have shed on bcholding their
children staggering home with their
hidcous features all bIoated, eyes
blood Sholten, their clothes all be.
smcarcd with mud, and worse than
all, a stain resting upon their charac.
ter which will take years to oblltcr-
ate. Think Of the tears woman, poor
suffering woman, have shed, on be-
holding her husband, him who
had pledged himself before God and
man, to protect and cherish as long as
they both should live, think, | shy. OF
him being brought home, probably
after having spent his weeks wages
in this cursed poison, his children at
home all shivcring with cold and
suffering for wan, of bread. She has
been quoting them with the promise
Of something good as soon as papa
comes home. But rs soon as he ar
rivcs in sight all their hopes are gone
and she returns to her pallet hugying
her children to her bosom and kissing
them to sleep. Did you ever know a
Young man who was in the habit OF
daiIv drinking to succeed in any bu-
sincssl Then in the name OF suffer-
ing humanity, why is it that the mid
die aged and old men will not rise
IN mnsSe and throw all their influence
to help the good cause Of Temperance
along. Permit me in con fusion TO
offer a little advice to the Wavering
Sons Of Temperance, for ! know they
often, after seeing, probably their own
fathers, daily imbibing and setting
them the example to go and do like
wise. permit me, ! say, to give them a
little advice. Remember your pledge
when evil associates seek your com
pany and invite you to join in their
games of mir,h of rrvclry. Hold on
to your good name at all lines, for it
is more valuable to you than gold.
high place. or fashionable attire
Hold on to your good character, for it
is. and ever will be your best wealth.
Shun all evil associates that nothing
may tempt you fro | the good cause
ol Trmuerancc. LEONIDAS.
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+ Advertisement ]

Mn. EDITOR:
Having found on Saturday morn
ing chat my door had nearly been
broken down on Friday night, | wish
to ask that all who desire entrance.
will come at the proper hour, and not
disturb my rest when everybody should
he asleep, Being agent for another
person, | am not paid to remain up
all night. Besides, | am informed by
the town authorities that persons
guilty Of the offence ] have named,
are liable TO be indicted, and made
to suffer. Yours. &C..
A.. JOURDAN.
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Special Mutiees.

ny. LEMONADE Of tho incest kind, and cool as leo,
can DO had at all times at Winchests Bakery. New
Cider also on hand, which Is warranted 10 DO the pure
Juice Of lhe apple, and made by A, Jourdun himself on
cider press, he has fixed w for the purpose. Come one !,
come all. augiliw.
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The BAISAMIC CORDIAL, combining as II does tho
healing properties fthe BalsHm with the invigoralins
p oprietles OF the Cordial, places this remedy In a rank
far above those usually prescribed or advertised for
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, &c. A trial will convince
the most %skeptical that It's virtues are unsurpassed For
sale by druggists and s,orckeepers throughout the United
States and Canada. Price 70 cents pcr bottle. ma
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-08-25

Thousa nhs OF m die annually for want ola remedy
for the ailments TO whicl, they are %inciient. Tho only
such remedy we know offs Sir James Ciarke's Female
Pils. They are put up in bottles, containing 90 pills,
with a circular containing explicit directions, and sent
post free for 81 aud 0 postage stamps, They are well
known to DO the only sure and sale remedy for female
diseases and distractions from any cause. See advertise,
uaut I6l
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We are authorized to announce II. H..
Smith a candidate for Attorney General
from this district.
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A RIvA & Co.--Thc card of this
house will be found in our advertising
columns. They are real importers
and rs clever men as a be found
anywhere. They keep nothing but
the finest of liquors. of which a bottle
they kindly presented US will fully ties.
tify. Whenever you send TO Nash
willie for pure liquors, send To a. Riva
& Co. The sample Of brandy they
sent us is the finest we ever tasted.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-08-25

We are authorized TO announce R. E.
GrLLELAND, Of Fayetteville, a candidate
for Attorney General 10 this district.
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A poem from "Jennie c., Of Oak
Grove" dedicated to "Sencx," will ap.
pear next week.
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We are authorized to announce George
Le(eber a candidate for Constable in this
d district. Election 1860.
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We are authorized 10 announce Robt.
W. Reeves a candidate for Constable in
this district.
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We are authorized to announce John
w. Custer a ca ndidale for re election as
Sheriff of franklin county. Election,
March, 1850.
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We are authorized to announce Rich.
arl Sharp a candidate for Constable in
this district.
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For attorney General.

We are authorized 10 rot Miller
Turney a candidate for Attorney Gene
raj ia this district.
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We arc Authorized to announce WIN.
FARms a candidate for Constable in this
district.