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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08
From Hayti.

PoRT-AU-PRINcE. Jan. l6.-The revolution
is universal and severe. There is fighting by
land and sea. SolOuque's forces have retreat
ell to Port-au-Prince. Relnforcements are
going 10 JefIrard from all points. 1t is be-
lieved the Emperor will be unable TO force
his way back. The city is surrounded by the
Republican forces. The Emperor's stock of
coffee was seized and sold at auction.
PCrt-au-Prince is under arms; no mails are
allowed to leave.
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Prices of Flour.
The ssElfxfr.ss

Prepared by DR.. JAS WILLIAMS for the cure of DYS-
PEPSY, and nothing but DYsPEPsY, (as advertised in
another column has, by its own merits, obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Phys
clans acquainted with its properties using it them
selves and prescribing it 10 their patients nvineed
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organsto healthy function
merous cases of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurable by
some of the Medical Faculty, have the of this
Elixir been restored TO perfect health, sttesed
Gates testify So HE4 aprI3-1y
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NOTICE.

have been informed thai il mas been currently rG.
mored in the country, by those interested, that no
person is allowed % bring their produce OF ProVis-
ions the Nashville market without having nrst OBJ
tanned a icen aud become renter OF a stall All
persons who produce what they bring 10 the market
are admitted FRiE OF hcense and the recent Law .
applicable Only 20 Huoksters, who required 10
take out license, and Subjected TO penalty II they
forestail, n,onopollze, regrals OF engrpss.
W. MAT BROWN, lst Clerk az the
febs-2t Nashville Market Place
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

DY virtue of a vendtoni eXponas direct
ID ed and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson Tenn, at its January Tenn,
1859, will expose to public sale % the highest l.
der for cash. the Court house yard gate in the ty
of Nash vile, SATURDAY, THE 5TH DAY OF
MARI III, 1859, all the right title claim interest and
tate which j. c. Fellows then had, may have nee
acquired IN and the following described Reai rs
tate JO-wI: Lots Nos. and 20 IN the Ian Of Lots
South Nashville belonging To J. NJ TWINS Estate
laid by II. c. MARCEL, and registered in the Regis
ter's Office # Davidson county, IN book No. II aud
page 6l5, the same being lots decided To j. G.. Vel
lows by I. j. Mumford, n NJ, may be seen by
reference deed In Registers ofce Of Davidson
book, No. Il pages 262 and 263, being levied as
the property % J. 6. Fellows 10 satisfy Judgment
rendered la favor of Charles Leavitt against James
c. Baldwin and j. e. Fellows. February T. 1859.
j. NJ HINTON, sheriff
of Davidson county,
feb5-td by f. c. DRAKE, Dep'y Sheriff.
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THRoUGH we are highly gratifrd at
being able To announce that, on Saturday,
29th ult., the Memphis aud Ohio Railroad
Company laid the last rail that was wanting
to give the Mobile and Ohio road connec-
tion with the Memphis and Ohio road, direct
To Memphis.
The N .mphis and Ohio line now joins our
road at Humboldt, in this county, making
the route big this road only nineIy-one miles
TO Memphis. In short time, passenger,
freight aud mail trains will make regular
y ps from that place to this.-TfentoA Stasd-
ard
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M POR T A nee

and should only be trusted TO an experienced
and trustworthy oPTICIAN. Imperfect and
badly chosen Glasses, not speaking of inferior
quality, are to the Eyes what slow poison
would be to the body"
Mr.. SERMONS need not publish any PrIce
Current OF his glasses, as those who have tried
them know fully well, bad they paid double
the amount for them they would have been
cheapatany price, but this he will say that they
arenot charged more team they are sold at their
establishment in England. and their Agents in
Nerc York, Nelc Orleans and Baltimore. In re-
peating my thanks for the liberal patronage
and in assuring all those who have not yet
provided themselves with them, that this is
the
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PhOnO1rapIly.

Docs require years 10 learn To write in Phonog-
raphyY Let those Who have reported reconcile
their statement with the following experience.
There is parent in Nashville vino Is able to have
this branch taught that would lose this opp runty
they knew the great ldvantg es Of this art, and the
ease with which be learned.
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION :

SUGAR-We notice sales Of about 500 hhds full
prices without any quotabIe advance Far 10 fully
tar ranging mostly at t961ac. q Id.
MOLASSES-Prces haze improved again and we
fernentIng &c, and 3253c. for prime ana cho.ce,
with 500 10 300 half bb's. at 331afG361ac. q gallon
| for ordinary 20 prime
TUBACC0-There mas been some inquiry to-day with
sales o! about 200 hhds Of which "a and 20 -; D,
10 aad - &c: - GAINESVILLE at 654c; 30 731c;
10 at q al and choice ola At 1913 p ID.
BAUON-Ihe include - Casks RIB sides in
| two lots al &c; and 10 clear at IL 1ac q Id.
LARD-ACtive demand at tull prices, with sales Of
about 900 bUis. tierces Comprising 200 and 81
tcrccs No. II lc 2O6 bbs "a aud IL &c; 4TO
tierCes prime, 1913 ANA $50, lie, ana $50 Kegs
| WlISkEY-We notice Il sale Of 200 bbls. RectiGed
| AT &c q gal.
! SALi-A cargo Of 8 $40 sacks LIVERPOOL about one
| fOurt tine, al Csc p sack.
CUFtEE-Salcs LOO bags, Of which 545 at 1lc,;
9Zj at II &c, and l5O at n3s9lI1ac e ID.
Savannah Market.
SAVANNAH Feb. 5-Stles of cotton to-day 400 bales
The market generally unchanged and holders await
ing steamers news.
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON. Feb ., / p. M.-COTTON-The market
quiet ana bul few buyers out, Saies 500 balee
at yesterdays decline Of "a cent. We quote IL to
| lis cts.
Mobile EIarI1et.
MOBILE, Feb. 4-Saes Of Cotton to-day 900 bales
Mddhng Ii cents. The market is u stand and
dealers awaiting the reception Of tue AsI's news.
The sales during tie week l. 300 bales, the
receipts during the same time 29.5OO against rs 800
bales O the corresponding week last year. The
crease IN receipts at this port 200 OOO; and the
stock ON hand and on shpbOard 20l $40 bales. Ster-
| ling 71aG9o q cent prem.
| NOZZLE Feb. 5-Sles of cotton to-day 3 900 bales
Mddhng IL cents
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LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, &c, are be-
coming very prevalent among our citizens.
We would advise all who may be afflicted
with those distressing complaints to go at
once and get some of McLEAS's STRENGTHEN
ING CORDIAL. tits just the remedy 10 cure all
diseases of the Liver and Stomach. Try it
See advertise ment. febl-2w
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EIre andLoss Ollie.

BoSTON, Feb. 7.-Russell's Mechanical
Bakery, on Commercial street is burnt. The
falling walls destroyed the adjoining build
ings. Daniel Henderson, fireman, was killed.
Diners were injured and mssing-supposed
To be under the ruins. Loss $500 900. Sup
posed TO be the work of an inccndiary.
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Es- We learn, that the mag liiicent resi-
de of DR.. HoIGAr, Situated about six
mile, from this city on tht Lebanon Turn
pike, WIS yesterday consumed by fire. We
were not posses of an' other particulars,
aud do not know the extent OF the damage
q, ne.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.

A weekly publication OF sheet Music, suitable for
n players and sfagers OF the Home circle and con-
sisting sixteen pages full fclio size, Stitched in
handsome u contains ali the popular dances
OF the day. arrangements from the most tavorts OPP
eras. scenes songs, ballads airs, &c. An abundant
supply os every thing shat the popular tAsts de
mands: too difficult, always instructive, aud
ever fresh aud delightful.
The fsvor with whch OUR MUSICAL FfIENE' has
been received by the public, and the eommendations
.t has ffofn the Press, guarantees Of rs
worth. work 50 cheap, accurate and elegant dos :
nog exist IN any other country The same amount 81
music procured AZ the regular sIres wouia cost al
least tweaty times what u costs Ia ''Our Musical
friead.s Variety and exeelienee are secured ~
subscribing - periodical cheap, and much needed
Pieces by the following composers have appeared In
the arst teu numbers; the names sIcAk for them
selves; Anxzrt, = Lover walferStefn, Aeyertsecr,
fiOtos, BefgmulieF, y schubert, Verdi, ncDizattl,
strauss Aassrd rbaibefg, Baife, kossini, J. Weber
kuekcn, speyer, Ait, q. A. Aaaferrva, D. ilai, II,
Smart. Asher, CFoach. ~ Albert, bshep, Aeber.
faesciio I1n4 pahter, te. ilfsven, sc nc Ahths~e
psecss within the ranee Of ordinary players apd
singers and tnvaribl cnsrsctertzed by delctoas
Metxsdy al acc8fnEslIl
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pp Telegraph.
s,eamer seventy SIX sunk.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. THE steamer Seventy
Six. from Cincinnati for Nashville. sunk IS
miles below here at st. Martins landing. The
boat is total loss. The cargo is badly
damaged. No lives were lost.
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FxcrrEMENr-Capt. TRAVIS has been Undue
cd to AZ one week longer at his pistol
gallery, and has put up another SiiEer Go6Let,
to be shot tor Read his card in another
column h .a
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Should at once be attended to.
HooFLAND's GERMAN BrrTERs, prepared by Or. C VI.
Jackson Philadelphia Pa and sold by Druggists and
dealers in medicines everywhere Will ali diseas-
arising from disordered Liver or stomach.
feb -lN
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VI arkets.

CINCINNATI, Feb. Ohio -four, sales 1000
bbls. at 5 30G15 81; Whisky u; Pork and
lard are neglected.; Mess Pork, sales 1000
bbl~., deliverable in New York in May and
June, SD; Molasses- 50; Sugar firm, 7(aS.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, feb. THE river is falling,
with feet water in the canal.
ST. Louis, Feb. THE river is falling half
an inch All hour. Heavy ice is running.
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Wilson Spring Property.

McFwen and others Is. Nance X Matlook.
DURSUANT 20 a decree Of the Clanccry Cont a.
i Nashville, at November Term, 1885, IN above
cause will sell at the Court house, in tins city
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1859,
Lots Nos IS, 46 ~, so aud ST. being subdivisions of
Lot No - in the original plan Of Wilson spring Prop
ertv.
TERMs-One, two and three years credit, without
interest. Notes with good personal security requir
ed and lien retained.
janl9-ld J. f. GIEAVEs, c. * NJ.
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For Congress.

TT We authorized to announce Gen. las.
VI. Quaries, Of Montgomery coanty, candidate
for tie nomination OF the American Parry for CO...
gress ia this Com resslonal District.
decz5-ld
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue OF Fl Fla 10 me directed, and deliv-
ID cred from the honorable Circuit Court NJ David
county Tennessee at its uary term 1853 will
the Court House yard IN the city of Nashville on
~ATURDAY, THE 5rH DAY OF MARCH, 1859, all
the right title claim, interest and estate which George
). Boil ng then had, may have since acquired in
and 10 the following described Negro Woman named
Matilda, aged about - years, OF black complexion
levied the property OF George Boiling, sat
isfy execution in my hands in favor of X. e. Ban
dy, against &. More, George :. Boiling and K. Z.
Boiling. February "a, 1889
JAS NJ. HINTON, sheriff of Davidson
feb3-td BY X. BRANCH, Deputy Sheriff.
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River and >teamboEt News.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Feb. 6.-Umpire, GAINESVILLE.
Ella. do
MinnetOnka. Paducah.
Edward Walsh Louisville.
DEBATED.
Cuba, Paducah.
.7.-MinnetOnka, do.
The river is rising with feet water on the
shoals.
Business on the levee yesterday was brisk;
the EHa, Cilba aud Umpire, having brought up
the freight of the steamer NashUate, from New
ORLEANS, now lying at GAINESVILLE, they were
discharging, together with the steamer Welrose
from Pittsburg.
The SoUie West will depart to-day ct IL M.
for St. Louis.
The Commerce will leave to-day at O'Clock
for IN the river Shippers and passengers
will find her in readiness at the appointed
hour.
The Maaetonka, for Paducah, one of the re-
gular mail boats, was the only departure yes
tcrday.
The John Ga,aJt, from Louisville, and the
Serenity SiZ from Cincinnati, are both due ana
will probably be at the lcvee to-day.
The .SgUie Hef from st. Louis, is due and
will be round at the levee this morning unl' IS
she has been detained by ice.
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Notice,

IIAXING qualified Administrator Of the estate
Il OF r. BALrHRoP, decd. OF Cheatham county, al
ts November Term, 1885 all persons who have
claims against said estate viii please present their
claims the undersigned within the time prescribed
by law, or they wai DC dsbaTred. Also, those who
are indebted 10 said estate will please forward
and m. Ike payments tue same.
des20-u W G. SHELDON, Admir-, &c.
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Lot ON Broad street, West Nash
willie.

Jas. A. Woods US. Jacob and George s. Simple.
nURSUANT o. decree tf the Chancery Court az
i Nashville, at November Term, 1858, in above
cause, Will sell at the Court house, in this city,
saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1853,
certain Lot on Broad street, Ia McNairy's addition,
sumo being part OF lot No. 80, in the plan Of the Nc
Nary property fronting 90 feet on Broad street
and running back 100 feet.
IEgMs seven months credit and sale free from
equity az redemption.
jaula-td J. r. GI.EANES, G. h VI.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND

Is pahl.see.i eesy DfsCa30 cents. and may be
deTei frasa any bossksslicr fereaIcai dealer y
vil be sent direct ffou the oice u paeilcaIiE al
the felisstng rstess yearly s. hall yeaz - 80.
Cubs, copscs sft cyr1ss 49, 10 c@Fies SO pr
yszr; sstr rat iQE hall yesr. No sahscE ston -
ken for Kiss than snos1lhs, payable IA adv a1co-
SeA YORK. G. q. SKY aUlk 4 Ca,
lsn-S-lmdsw Profrietars. 4
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REFERENCE.

We, the undersigned have no hesitation in stating
from the reputation know DR.. Won. MoschZisNer
has acquired as OCUIIsr and AURIsT, that we have
placed ourselves under his treatment, and FAR
satisfied that his mode of treating the EYE and EAR
is that of scientific professional Eye and Far Sur
geon. We recommend all who afflicted, either
with Deafness blindness not TO delay placing them
selves under his receive the full ben
eff of his
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

Dr. Won Nnscl sker, as an ocust and Aurist, has
seqaired a high reputauo IN. Y. HEaAID.
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"Death to ali Vermin.''
As SPRING approaches,
ANS and RoAcAEs, - .-
From tn il holes come out, AZ
And MICE and Rats,
Despite of Cats,
Gaiiy skip about.
BED BUGs bite,
You in the night,
As on the bed you slanber,
While lSsECTs crawl
Thro' chamber and hall,
In squads without number.
1T Is TRULY WONDERFUL with what certainty
Rats, Roaf hes, Nice, Moes, Ground Nice, Bed bugs
Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes Fleas, Insects on Animals
in short every speres e Vermin utterly destroy
ed and extermnated by
'Costar's'' Rat, Roach, &c., Extermiuator,
"Costar's" Be6-hug Exterminator.
'Costar's'' Electric Power for Insects.
Supplied direct by Mail 10 any address in the United
States follows:
On receipt of 81 a box Of tho Rat, Roach, &c, Ext
On receipt Of s. box each Cf the Rat Roach, &c,
Ext and Electric Powder, (sent posttge paid, suff
Gent To destroy the vermin on any premises.
sold by Druggists aud Dealers everywhere
''CosTAK's' Principal Depot 420 Broadway \.
=. s--Crcuiars, terms, &c, sent by mail on appl-
cation feb7-dAW4w
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BARGAINS
Ready-made Clothing

We are selling at REDUCED prices, FOR Cash, the bal
ancc IL our stock Of OyER-COATS, BUSINESS COATS
HEAVY PANTS AND VESTS
WARD, BIRMINGHAM l. CO.,
janl3-tf No 20 South side Square
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Wequoue
New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, Feb. Up. NJ COTTON---Very few
buyers forword to-day and the sales have been
confined u about 1000 bales at irregular prices,
most decline Of fully a from previous
, quotations. We reduce figures follow
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saturday. the 10Th day of February, 1850

certain House and Lot mentioned in the pleadiugs
same being part Of lot No so, IA the second plan of
College Lots and fronting 80 Front and
running hack 100 feet.
Ianl9-td J. +. GIEANES, c. NJ.
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What the Press say.

tCosrAR's Exierminators are invalua BILE remedies
for clearing houses of all vermin With all
confidence recommend them.-N Y Daily Stat
REGISTER.
"COsTAR's" remedies for all lmestic pests such As
Rats Reaches, Holdings, Ants. Fleas, &c. are in
valuable; speak from actual knowledge III
their merits. Druggists and Dealers shout send heir
orders early, il they would secure trade them
" Y. Journal, Aprl /.
Il shall write something about your Exterminators
as can do so with proprety they are selling rap
idly here and destroying all vermin ed. Banner
Fdyehe, No
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Gommerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I

COTTON-There were no transactions in
cotton yesterday.
TOBACC0-Sales at A. HAMILToN's of 10
hbds at IS, 4 25, 90, 3 So, 5 IS, 80,
OO,7 2O,5 55.4 O5, 5 20, As, 25,7 10,
90, 05, 4 40, IS, SIS. g
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No man has done more in restoring the Deaf 10
Hearing and the Blind sight thal DR.. Won Mosch.
zisNer.-lB BALTIMORE SUS.
nr. MnschzIsker treats the Eye and Far on a new
Medical and Surgical plan, and what is worthy Of
IS tue fac, that in great number Of cases the
patient, after few visits the Doctor can treat his
own case by following certain prescriptions and di-
rections -twAsmSGroS NAIioSAL ISrE1uGKScKR.
Dr, Won Aoschzsker has no made for himself a
reputation In New Orleans which will abide with those
who have been benefited by his operations as long as
memory lasts, and which will ind wide recognition
In the community whenever his name shall be men
tioned.-lNEw ORLEANS PIcAYuxE
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Suudrie>.
4 n hhds Cloics s0gaF,
lZD 100 bbis Gldicn Aslazses,
IS klls No. I NAakercl;
IS hbis No =, snAzu Askerol.
IS \ DO " =, large do
So bpss " 5, do,
Is Roe negTmg;
80 boxrs ursasrss
II teTces Sh9lce fresh Figs,
just landing lea KS er ans fer sAis
los fsr eash ~ Ne. Mssrsst stfest-
Jau-s-u GAkIf4l. MiiSfoRD co.
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Chancery Sale of Negroes.

Morgan & Co. and others rs Allen Ledbetter and
others.
DURSUANT TO a decree Of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, AT November Term, 1858, in above
cause will sell at the Court house, in this city, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1859,
Negro Woman named Adeline and her two chill
dren, Eldridge and Mary, attached IN above suits.
TERNs.-Six months credit without interest. Notes
with approved securities, and payable In Bank Of
Tennessee, required of purchasers.
janla-td J. r. GLEAVES, c. & NJ.
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Total amounted Losses Claims
aud Liabilities. $500.
sss,sa -

The greatest amount insured on any one risk ~
$50 900, bat VIII hot general rule exceed sis-
COO. =
The Company have NO general rule as 10 The snosEt
allowed % BE- insured Ia anY city, town, village %
block, Il being the inteniloa Of the COMPANY dis
bato ID Fiss Ia such not 10 lose mare
than $40 900 by slngi nFe.
No part Of It's Capital or earnings depos ae1 -
any other State security for loss therein.
An stcd copy u the Charter or Act OF Inoof-
pOTatlon Acc0mlAiiics this Statement.
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EYE!

NASHVILLE, Feb. 4, 1850
DEAR SIR:-NOthng can afford me more pleasure
tan to offer you my thanks for the prompt relief
which you have brought 10 my sight My profess
sional duties have lately weakened my eyes so
much as TO prevent me almost from reading in the
evening and it with the greatest efforts that
could really do so but these efforts followed on
the next day by heavy pains in both eyes and con
slant inflammation, which the more trying for
me as ] always could only make use of one eye,
Uhe right one being covered by asfreckle from in
fancy.)
Your arrival in this city has been highly beneficial
10 me. You have not only in u very few days reev.
ed me Of pain and Inflammation, but you have also
strengthened my sight, and or atty relieved the free
kle which covered my other eye. All this was done
without any cessation of my professional duties, and
at the expense of the mot trifing sum which ever
could be paid to any ply stefan.
In expressing you my satisfaction intend merely
to do justice your eminent skill as Ocuist, and
whenever this testimonial can be Of any use wish
you publish it for your advantage, ON my side
Twill always confirm this statement verbally.
Yours, truly,
PROFESSOR A. FRISE.
DR.. MoscHzsKER, ST. Cloud Hotel.
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Stomach or Liver.
such as Indigestion, Ac'd'iy OF the stomach Cholic
stvenvss Bind and Bleeding Piles. In all NeT
yous Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections, It mas trs
numerous instances, proved highly beneficial, snd 10
others elected GecIted cure.
Tnis purely vegetable compound, prepared Oh
strictly scientific principles after the manner Of th'
celebrated Holland professor, Boerhave. Because OF
is great ia most OF the European states
introduction into tue Duitcd States was Intended
especially for those OF fatherland scattered here
aud there over the face OF this mighty county
Ncctgng with great success among them, now ole
the Anne. lean public, knowing that il truly
derful me decimal virtues must be acknowledged
IL Is particularly recommended TO those person
whose constitutions may have been Impaired by th
continuous use OF ardent spirits other forms OF DIS
sipation Generally instantaneous la elect IL finds It's
way drcce the seat Of life, thrilling and quicken
ng every raising ap the dropping spirit aud
ia fact, nflsng new health and vgor IN the system.
NUrlCE-Whoeyer expects to nnd this a beyera
will be disappointed, but 70 the sick, the weak
oW spirited IL viii prove grateful aromatic cordial
possessed of singular remedial properties.
eau TlON.
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma la
Induced many mutations, which the pubic shoul
guard against purchasing. BE not persuaded To hu
any thing else until yoa have gwen Boerhave's Ho
land Btiers faF trial. One bottle viii convince 20
how hanitely superior IL Is to all these limitations.
g. sold At o. per bottle, SIX bottles Tor 50,
THE sol PROPRIETOR,
BENJAMIN \ sE Jr.. Il co.,
Manufacturing i'h- rma- eisi-Sts ana Chemists
sold by Druggists gereran throughout The Uniies
States and tanadAs-
e. Sold IA Nashville by
EwTN, FENpI.EfoN X co. Wholesale Az 'ts
". W. BERi<i DEAoVilIE,
Dr. A. II. kuSCuE,
JO. q. BlOMN,
DkAOVIIIk 4 BILL,
c. ". HEM kft>itU1f,
nr. r. WILLS,
WELLS, HOOPER A CO.,
BkkCn h HUNTER.
And by Druggists generally thEoaghouiths State;
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