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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-27
r E M O " E D i.
DY P EP STA,

- 7 - Z T. = - i II,
A sho-n by the statements Of the Board of IieAh
n ofNew York eansed the death % 20 persons,
OF 6iI deaths In one week and l6l deaths, by con
sumption Induced BY Dyspepsia As "a b well at
esied fact that y spepsi The ergn Of the suHernss
of large portion of thofe Who de % eonsamP'
becomes the duty az every one to use such pre-
tlons against and remedy for dyspepsia A. &C cea
experience have place beiare thsm And whieh Ia
proved - he efcaesats. ~ fhiF eharartr
Williams Anti -I,.sneutic f1ixir, ,"tn coFrObor
which read the following ssssimoaiAlsi
Testimony oi Nr. Eawa.a y. Ee~,sy, q nc firm o
Rowtey, Ashburner A Co. IL North wharves, I
Elixir.
DH. JAMES wnuaNs:
I,eaF Sir-i take pleasure IN recommending your
AntiJyspeptic I1sxir, for ths care OF ilyspeFsia
have taken Il my self FOR the disease and have been
entirely cured
EDwAED II. RowLhr
comrnunieas,on to John R fsnrose, Esq., from Nr
Frank la Eyre KeusinFinn.
with great gratihc&tlou that testify 20 the e.
azaey Of wilisnsss AnFi-rysfeptc f1ixiE, Sheh yog
- sirongiy recommended - me-, and Tor ~hieh
health. whieh 1 ehseTfeIly psbiieiy seknSwiedgs
wIh The hops that othsrs may hs similarly beneotied
' FRANKLIN EYRE
Kz<zssrOs. sept IL, 1850
near SIr.-Havtng suffered for a long tIre rren
ny sp~Fssa severely that eofapiesrly pro~rr4t
ri ant having rsee eFery means feF reiirf without
slccsss. Nas a4viredto T. usn yoor -Anti-k,yssrtss
Flixif" Il affords nneh pleasure . infesn, yes.
that entirely cured by IL use, and cordially
essnasnait 90 all gsersaus sarrtng under DyspeIsts
SESIsssE woorauET
cOrnveii's Halfway Hsass, Bristol Tsrnpks
Tssssmouy ef Mr. AbasF Elaes stAysss strsss. aeov
slxth. esrreeorNtivs 81 NE sste-ey AZ wailA1s
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o1tsla rei.ef irrsa aaY oifeE azrHFxe-t
ssss ss=P~ss'lAi - -, ,.,,,.e x,vv~
rs..nss-,. $50 "a asssass.s q s.sA. - slzsss
ssFns.rizzer JAMES HIL4sAhs. Nm
c-lsa II sn1 i'sarus.eesfhIt
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-27
SPRING OPENING.

vITE viii commence receiving our SPRING STOCK
w In a dsy or two, (of ~htch due notice will
givsn) and We lateud going INTO the business NOR
extensively than ever, friends and ali Who esy
for cash Will bear m mind tiat Nc DO an exclusiv
Cash Business and Ni sell goods a = very SmA
Alliance. IRWIN, AcCl.EIIAND 4 90.
febla-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-27
Stop the Renarf

hiseur. emily reported that wa sell no Goods snly
Al Auction, when IN fact, tssotrds our sales are
private The same a. Ia any other Wholesale Houssis
The city with tas exception, sell for short pronts
for cash and short prOtnpt paper.
ieeH BGAN TRABUE LUCus.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-27

Communication 10 John r penruse, Esq., from MT
Franklin Eyre, keusinFtan.
IA IL with great grathestsou that testify 20 the e.
agaey OF Hiiliansss AnFi-ryspeltie klxr, Shsh yoe
stnoBeiy recommended - ne, and Tor Shtch
hs4rtfy thank you. 20 has completely restored my
health. which ! cheeTfaily pgbiiciy seknowledge,
vita hops that othsTs may hs similarly beneotied
Traly yooTs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-27

a. II. SCOE s. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stuns,
PerIuniery, Paints, Oils,
Glass. Brushes, White Lead, &c. dc
Corner Of Broad and Market streets,
Nashville, Tenn,
IIAYE constantly hand large and .~ssssza{A.
l. well selected stock of the above srti- 49,
cies together with large assortment of
Fancy articles all of which is offered for S4rf5
sale ON the most accommodating terms ~
Alum, 600 pounds
Arrow Root, 100 pounds, Bermuda and Florida
Birthstone, 500 pounds, refined;
Castor oil, 200 gallons
Coppcras, 20 barrels, prime green;
Cream Tartar, barrels
Gum Camphor, 100 poua6s
IrdigG, 500 pounds, Fine to Common,
Nader, 900 pounds, first quality;
super Carb. Soda 1000 pounds prime;
Flour sulphur, 500 pounds.
All OF which, offered atthe lowest prices
marl7 A. ii. ROStOt co.
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A c. a r D

A J. IRWIN Cforinsriy Of Irwin & McCaellana,
"a. Huntsville, Ala haylng become associated
with US IN our business, the style OF the nr viii be
IRWIN, AcClkiI-AND a Co
W. A. J. G. McCLHLAND
Nashville Feb. 10, 1859.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-27
PROOF SAFES.

'INTFSE Safes have given greater satisfaction than
i auy ather now IN use They have never Tailed
In a single instance To preserve their contents
We are now prepared To furnish better SAB than
any other ESTABLISHING In the Union
HALL. CARkOIL X Co,
No. 10 and l. East Columbia street.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Is 1889.
RS- nILIMAN BROTHERS, Nashville, are agents
or the sale OF the above sup rior sales
f..b
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PREMIUM
AWARDED
1896. y II III 4
ANOTHER TRIUMPH
h 4 m u \ - ~

WE have a be utlui e0llectlIn Of uf naha roots
w u the nrst quality aud tpe most brilliant cot
urs For three doliars ~e viii furnish dozen
every one a q ic. cut CulOr.
6ARDlkiNG TOOLS Of every kind, for the OF
lady amateurs and pa 4et cal gardeners.
500 CnUlCE fIONAk SEEtS, from to IS eents a
pat,er ali ffsim Bhss's Nursor rs.
= fUMt~-Ne kAVe lust received a fali assortment
nf Gov g fumiis, sL It which Ne ssfr~ot and III
sell A sha luWrr than thr nia. act l'fiss.
CuAL uii--~ovr mmis are kupSn 90 be ~ TIE
sirth,st au bst nstfuo'iou, snd oar vh pure And
tf,-r fr,ul al utrus ye uaur.
iIATED AND hldi ANA " NAkf We htvea gFca'
yaf.tN II AtisrGs of Caster, Spoeus fofksi Cups
a,,,.'s - AACAkNLfE MINCHIN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-27
FEVER AND AGUE.

u ~ &A&S 49, ~ ~ <~s
I,EvER and AFre IN rs various modincations forms
II the ehief obstacle heal tn aud comfort ~ the
Wcst.r states That this owing u ignorance among
,h. plv 'canS must be admitted hy those ho have
carefully wached the progress Of Intermittent lever
atid tie unavasllng Efforts 10 check h by ordinary
remedies
Thai the hillary d6fe,slfes Of he Wssf ON Be pre-
uelitsd arrcSfoi and Cured rs certaih.
On tins point not shadow Of doubt exists. II Is
certain that IN the maniac nt resaGrces which the
Irvine " - ION hath prepared for Tie use ol man,
tAst a rcmesiy for the dreasful fESER AND AsIh
was not efOakcd In cannot he that he who causes
q sIring up he herb which hescth the beast oi the
forest and q the ncld has provided no help foT ihis
maladV. By hi- Miss providcnee he has dccreed
that the ''star OF Empire" shall move Westward,
and We may be that the fcarfui contingency IA
question Was well guarded. and that the means til're
sf would be hcd o. the earnest and iasScnt sesk
er. We therefore say that IA Furnishing tle Ger
tain means eI cure 81 Fever aud Ague are entted
% the confidence and consideration q our e"iisaoh
eoaotFy.
We hereby certify that Ne have submitted ih@
GrsefenbeTg Fever aud Ague Remedy b. a cltse IA
spreton and scientific analysis ana have also tested
ia curative pe~ers several cases oi Ague aud Pc
yer II Is a skll.re!Iy compoandsd remedy 4isd hts
proved ss-lf cpietrly ssscccssfu IA every tnstsce
Ia i rirhy lssrrying the e,n1 enoe of brethren
% the Nediezi Profession, ard 4 the paoise
sAauEI Mo~RaAY, u r.. Sew ork
C. ". RSoII y, n r.. wiscsI SIN
W. H. SIHsISsSox NJ n. lillBals-
7. J. JoHNsoS, N, y, Missouri
W c kfrTEFpok. N D., Ne~ Hampshire.
JAs T. Mort n D Indiana.
]. Y. TERssxGTssz. n. a., Califoruia.
Nm 4. AssErax, n. D.. LsussisBa
Th~ Crzfeabcrg Fever aEd Ague remedy : teFf
pogalAr throogt,u, T.tinessee Aiaisanss and teas-
sAs Tor sale BY every irussst n tsess sssss-
f.rSre So ceuss per b1x. AI4N. NAChENAAs
apr2u Agent Isreisab~fs 4 %
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-27
Spring and Summer Clothing.

An ispecton Of the stock dors not IN Foye the nees
sity Il purchase
AAb are now receiving entire new stock of
w ready InaGe ClOsniss atd meme FUrn ishiDg and
Fleoe Goo1s, and Soud lArtc uary call the Aitentioa
uf deAers o. tie style ana make of our garments,
most of which was made tG order, aud the work
of Inch VIC ~ warrant % stand Our stock u
Prised, IA part Of M the styics of Cloth Coats,
AL CAllous, frock, dress, On business, skeeton,
tweed, hnen drab deta Alpsooa cassifnere Coats
o@ssinere ARa tAesd sutz match; s.lk Aaa h.r-
ss1iiss Nessinss; Pants, in great variety.
Youths, Boys and Childrtn's Clothing.
oor stock Is entirely new, eOmPriizE every gsss
alyis and quality.
Mems Furnishing Goods
We tnvste Ia4ftirai4r attention. Improved eut
shirts A. 8 u the a. sirabis AMI reliable mAkssf
ebift "a tbe mar kct. Gloves, suspeHdrr1, Sczrf1,
Neck tes, Crag ats, Hznakerchsfs Half Hose needle
worked SHIRT bosotns, and fuh stock under we4F.
Piece GoOds.
Back, blue, bro~B and dAiiia COths black and fan-
ey C4ssnrrss, IN great yaregy, sik a1a harseilles
testngs dress. Get. aud linen Driilings; CmbrellHs
kc., kc-, kc-
-. b-Ciothng cutt0 order.
NAftD, BiAMlAsHAk a co. Practical Tsilorz,
mara No. - Puble square, N-shvlils-
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n. n. Merchants, in want % any OF tie above
tolcs will hnd O. heF Advantage 81 give cali as
I ammad4te thsn' by the ease dozen, AZ low
prices ahy other house in the City
marS-u B. r. CUTTER
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\. a N n r. " .

rS nd.i,ln 40 Inc ssuck psr, Laced oi }. r. harden
/ have received tGe foilv~u ug'
S0o % 20 feet dresssd siios flhe flooFings
.l0 oto .. - ="
o. sxs White Pine CciinE;
~ OaO h.se .lli ashbesFdsi
70 Oao Char Whlta fias al taie Aufssesi
500 900 :. Poplar Plank JoistAad seantiinsi
.oo. 90 Cedar EssuFtes
Atso --windss sAsh and Frames And blins -
Aich. fins fannel iiss sna rzinus, h&nfir Pisces
NoaidIps asa bFarkcts, tSpiaf zna fine ehttR ies
fall sappiy Al~ay haua ~ ths Nashville LeEabSf
fess-sm J. T. GIBSON
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nasbDillf Qatriot.
Il T. H VI s.:

Daily, per tnnum, m,......................$s 90
Tri-Weexiy, 1eT EnBum, m,...........- D W
weekly per . w
One Weekly FOR two years or two Weekhes -
for one year in advance, W
When the Daily, Tri-Weekly, or Weekly Il 70 oe
discontinued (paid in advance at the time su6scrloeo
) the subscriber must order, otherwise 1t VIII De
,ntnued at our option, until paid for and stopped
not paid il be paid at the time OF dlscontinu-
nee or at option. If the party good 1t VIII De
ent until paid.
Remittances by mail in registered az our
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-27
NEW ARRIVALS

ladies' ine Kid Nor Bootees, with and without heels
- - - slippers, - - .
." " - 4" lasting Bnskius "
- lasting sile and front lace Caters, 90 ."
- Calf Sewcd Bootees, Sc.
Misses and Chdrcn's lue Kid and Morocco Bootees
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31
FROM NE xlCO.
New Orleans. Decsmber %

New Orleans, December 20.
The U. s. steamer Brooklyn, arrived
here to day, bringing Minister 'McLanc
and family. Also, n. r. De Lare,ntrie,
Mr.. McLaoe's Secretary Of Legation, Lsar,
ing the ratified treaty with the Juarez
Government. The treaty, which was ratl.
fled on the l4th inst, provides for the per-
petual right Of way across the Is,hmus Of
Tehaun,epec from the Rio Grande to MAJ.
allan, and from Guaymas to Ariz mia, with
warehouses at the .ermini Of each transit.
All goods between the Atlantic and Pacific
States to pass free Of duty. Goods shipped
from transit warehouses, duty free Our
troops, military stores and munitions pass
over the lsthnus Of Tehuantepec and
throrgh Sonora the same as Mexican.
The neutrality of the transit is guaranteed
BY both Governments.
The United States, with or without the
consent Of Mexico. possess the right to
protect the transi. and property by force.
Perfect religious freedom is guaranteed,
and no forced loans on cur citizens.
A supplemental convention permits the
Intervention of The United States to pro,
tect our citizens, and to enforce the treaty
stipulations in compensation for the release
Of duties, and the passing transi,s. The
United States pays four million dollars,
two million Of which is reserved for pay
ment of the claim held by our citizens
against Mexico. The above 10 reliable.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31


and ,ieing Of the road. Thi, done, and
il would not b difficult to find company
to fuFpish the iroSand rolling stock for
the rod, upon terms which would. i no.
lnmeaiately. sysntAs,iy - kisA|y sassns
sageoss out psStle. fhe tSpd's.j
and sctud nsess.i of Ms fk shO,n
slici, from pur citizsas more attSntion 49,
.nthssiasm. STfvss he sott u ev&s
one, and The. difficulties y ovsrcoms are
but the beneficial results which
would follow its construction would COM
tensste dhure Than hundred fold the trou.
be and expense Of its construction. Let
our people wake up to this matter, put
their shoulders to the wheel, build the
road. .or die trying. ..,,,,,.,,.,.-.,,.....-...-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31
LMOsT HOME e.

This is one of the NEST joyous expires.
sions in the English language. The heart
Of the long absent husband, father or son,
not only homeward bound. but alaost ar
rived, thrills with rapturous Joy a. he is
on the point Of receiving the mbracse and
greetings Of the dear ones at home. So 10
it with the aged Christian, ~, in the far
advance Of his pilgrimage. he fsels tina,
he approaches the boundary line, and will
soon cross over to The land of promiss.-
Many Of his best friends have passsd over
before him, and they have long been beck.
oning him upward and onward. They
await his arrival with the joyful welcome
Of holy ones. And as tokens multiply on
either hand that the land of Beulah is
near. he feels that he is almost home. The
ripe fruit of long Christian life 10 abou.
to be gathered into the heavenly garner.
Few sights on earth are more pleasing
than aged, faithful Christians, strong in
the Lord. almost home. We have some
such among Is, revered and believed,
whose faces ~ love to see in the sasctua.
ry, and whose prayers bring down bless.
sings on our heads. They speak of many
friends, most Of whom have preceded
them-but the reunion will soon come
Blessings be upon the fathers and moth
err in Zion. And may their mautlss fall
on us.-- Aorning Star.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31
YOUNG JOHN BROWN HUNG IN
QUINCY.

A curious affair took place in Quincy,
on the day of the execution of John Brow a
in Virginia, which became near having q
trsgical termination. There is a boy.
aged about fourteen ysars, named John
Brown. residing in the town where John
Quincy Adams lived aud died, and several
boys in the neighborbood concluded tn at
he ought to be tried fur treason. They
accordingly pa. him through the regular
forms of trial He was arranged in
due form. was allowed counsel junior
and after patient investigation of the
case, he was adjudged guilty, and sen-
fenced to be hung. The boys placed the
young John Brown upon barrel under
tree, fastened a slip moose around his body,
enclosing bis arms, and fastened the rope
to limb Of the tree. They then kicked
the barrel from under him and young John
Brown was nearly launched into eternity,
Cor the rols s'i ped w ID caug ht the young
gentleman around the throat. He was
now in psrlons situation, ~ his thoughts
lees companions were frightened b. the
blood that flew from his nostrils in stream,
and ran away from the scene A. last -
possible. Fortunately for young Brown,
a woman in house near hy ran out with
big carving knife aud cut him down.
Young John was game to the last, but he
has concluded not to participate in mock
trial again.-Boston Herald.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31
THE SAN JUAN QUESTION.

The return OF Gcn. Scott from Oregon.
with intelligence Of temporary adjust
meat Of difficulties, satisfactory 70 both
interested parties, was unexpected at q
date so early aud indicates the promptness
aud efficiency Of the officer charged with
this important outy. ...... -... ....
The, correspondent Of the Alta Cdlitor
n an sta es hat the inter, h .ngs Of diplo.
matte correspondence between Gen. Scott
and Gov. Douglass commenced on the Goth
of October, Col. Lay acting as bearer Of
dispatches between these distinguished
functionaries. -.. .u..
The writer says ... s..-...
''The CORE pondence interchanged con
sisted | learn, mostly OF opinions aud sug.
ge.tious to the most effective means OF
placing the matter in controversy on =
pleasant and proper footing for both the
home governments to arrange the ques-
lion OF the nationality of the soil of San
Juan Island, and the water line boundary
Of the northwest coast.
a In the settlement Of the war question
And the military occupancy Of the island,
the right Of our people to maintain mag
Tjstrate was fully conceded, but his juris-
diction is limited to people Of our own ma
tionality who are anne able to our laws
We have no right to collect revenue on
San Juan lslaad. ito jurisdiction being in
dispute but the Treasury official ia there
to keep an eye, il he can. to prevent SNUG.
Cling thence to the ports on the Sound,
which no doubt is extensively carried on.
Mr.. Crosbie's powers ~ Justice Of the
Peace and United States Commissioner,
are not interfered with As long as he ex-
'ercises them with Americans, and Mr.. De
Courcy can exercise his dignity" within
the enclosure Of the Hudson Bay Compa-
ny's farm, If he sees fit to be 80 condescen-
ding.
So mnch for the settlement Of the San
Juan imbroglio."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31
Original Notice.
District Court Hoodbry county, Lowa

District Conut, Woodbury. county, Iowa
To NATHANIEL WEST:
Sly are hereby notified that there is now on
file In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Cont in
woodbury. county. Iowa petition of L. Fdgcrt on
and Cunning claiming you the sum Of one lhous-
and and ninetviye dollars aud in forest tae,.ou mn
til paid at the rate Of ten pee cent. per annum as
money including principal, interest exchange ana
protest fees, due them on promis0ry not. axoc,l-
ted Icy you May 'th 1851. tur S3ls o. payaDie To- II
order of II. Is. Myers before Nav III ISIS with
ten per cent lnteest after maturity, which note ha
been asSigLo":t' said petitioners. sIi said H. til On
prsys fer the closuIe mort gage of tt, cas-,
Of the south west quarter and the south est guar
ter o. the south west quarter OF ton M g. lot
Nos !. .. y. !, 5, and in section No J. the south
half Of section No. T. aud the nprth east quarter +
the s1uth east quarter of 50 -ticn No s. all in town
ship No. s., north OF range Ne A.. west situated in
said county given iy you to said Myers 10 scc,r,.
the payment Of said note, and bearing same date aud
that ssid mortgNsed premises be sold according I,
law tot the pay Of said Ga nd in case OF DEF
eienc that you be atind-et / nay' the same, aud
Tor such other aud further relief As shall be iusaud
equitable. And unless You appear and answer;saiI
petit N on before the morning @! the 81 con d.,
o. S .ns tern II sad D.s.ris, Ceutt "
the hrsf Monday Of February. 1900 srent will be
rendered against YOU thereon. = - =
HUDSON 4 Joy.
At1rGe! for Petitioners.
The sheriff having returned the ahov" notice en-
dorsed, This within named NathsiiAl Was' MT
found IN nv haiiiwick. anu il spFe truE from tn.
affidavit OF plaintiffs attorney that said defends ut is
a nonresident of the State Of Iowa. and that said
suit is instituted tor the purpose ct forrc,nsiug
mortgage on lands in said rau..tg. tle,e ar udtr
that said defendant be notified o., the renisncy Il
said suit by publication OF said not. in tn, Sioux
city Register. paper pahshta ia ssIt l anty nues4
week for four successive weeks and thst = Nv Of
the notice ard p9t!u Is fort Fi,a trbcs IN the
post Office directed to said aeien lait At his usual
place Of dence.
~ Given u 'ier my hand and seal Of osHcs
SIS this 2lst n.cemn.r lShl
JOHN p .1IfsDE
eva frsfee Sl2,ad County Jnd.e.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31
GREELEY ON DOUGLAS,

Mr. Kellogg, the Republican member
from Illinois, who sought to impu cato
Greeley and Douglas in a sort Of eo-pArt-
nership, very creditable to neither, has
been snapped up BY the valiant Horace
and is disposed Of in a manner more
summary, than agreeable, Judging Mr..
ksllogy A. We would judge N en- in ordi-
nary. < ID saH tgt@ze 44ga a
The Tribune philosopher denies the soft
Impeachment. Of brother Kellogg in tote,
and proceeds TO consrass the gallant Seua
tor with the shutting gentleman Of the
Lower House, in this wise - Boa .er-aE
Mr.. Kellogg, there is jus. one remain
ing tic Of sympathy between Sen. Douxla,
and myself, now that the old relations of
political antagonism between US are com
pietely re-es,sblished de,es. his doc
trines but | like his pluck. Had he sign
ed, ever 50 hsedlessly, a circular recon
msndine Tom Paines Age Of Reason, you
would never have found him prevarica,ing
nor apolosizing, nor depreciating be
would simply and coolly have told his id
versaries to make the most Of it. O.!
that some Republican could ue not merely
almost, but altogether such As he 10 in
this respect, however unlike in every oth
er! Respectfully,
Horace GREFIEy.