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Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17
PIANO MAKER AND TUNER.

e. MR. GEO. GREINER
~ nHT BEGs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally, that he is
again in town, for the purpose of TUNING and REG
ULAIlNG PIANOS, and will do himself the pleasure
OF calling on those who have heretofore engaged his
services Those who anxious to have their Pianos
Tuned nrst, will be Immediately attendee to- if a no.
BeIls ROW. tfrrf s. rtf.H jy12-3w
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17

INDIAN TROUBLES IN TEXAS. Some lawless
whites have lately been numbering the Choc
taw Indians on the Reservations The Wash
ington correspondent of the st. Louis Repub.
lican writes: ~
Report says about two thousand white
men have collected around the reservation
with the intention of attacking the Indians
and Secretary Floyd, by direction of the
President, has sent orders to General Twiggs,
commander of the Department of Texas, to
furnish from his command the strongest pos
sible military escort to protect these Indians
during their removal, and keep off the assail-
ants. What the result may be cannot be
guessed at. The escort of Federal troops will
defend the Indians at all hazards, while the
number and desperate character of the white
men may embolden them to make an attack
upon the guard. Should they do so, it will
prove to be bloody rcncounter.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17
TELEGRAPHTC.
1OVER THE STATE LINE !
San Francisco News--Wife-Whip
Divorce Granted--Arrival of the Sena-
SAN FRANCISCO. July 10th

SAN FRANcIsco, July 10th.
John Swords, butcher, assaulted and
beat his wife yesterday, and then had her
artested for assault and battery.
A decree was entered in the 10th District
Court this morning in the divorce case of
G. P. Baker vs.. Martha W. Baker, in which
both parties are free and absolutely released
from all the Obligations of marriage.
By the arrival of the Senator this alter
hoon, have dates from Los Angeles to the
18th, Santa Barbara to the l4th. She brought
no news of interest.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17
GRAIN BAGS.

TWO BUsHEL SEAMLESS sAGKS-250 in a bale
Il 4S inch DRILL SACKS 800 in a bale. 40 and 4
inch SHEElING SACKS, 500 in a bale
For sale by TREADWELL & co.
iyl0-Q
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17

LATEST advices from Mexico report that
country as being quiet The generals of the
two parties, with their respective commands,
were waiting for change Of affairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17

SERIOUS apprehensions are entertained by
the friends and family of Secretary Cass on
account Of the precarious state of his health.
His family wish him to leave the Cabinet
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17

HORSE BuRNED.-On tuesday, says the
Butte Record, building situated on the
bluff above CARROTS saw mill, used as a STA
BILE, took fire and was entirely consumed to-
gether with fine saddle horse belonging to
Mr.. L. Farker.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17
ITnII,s snrsnpnriIln. yellow nocI, nnd

AAaIPs sShrsupaEAIih, A0AAO" DocA una
lodide Of Potass-unlke all other preparations Of the
kind, is made without spirits, mercury, arsenic,
and will not turn sour; consequently it is the best
offered for ali Rheumatic, Mercuria Scrofuous and
Cutaneous Affections. Price, 81 per bottle; or for
So. Solu by Druggists generally.
Il. HALL n CO., Proprietors,
143 and lbs Clay street,
iva Below MONTGOMERY
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17
Notice.

IIoIIoway's Ointment and Pills.-After
all other applications fall Holloway's Ointment is
guaranteed to heal liberated leg or any running
sore without pain or danger. In dyspepsia the Pills
positive specific.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17

STEAMER BuRSED-A dispatch at St. Louis
dated June 2lst, says;
The steamer Morning Star, which has been
laid up for weeks at Bissel's Point, about four
IN illies above this city, was DESTROYED by fire
nod last night Loss s24 900; insured for $l2,-
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17

TIE Nevada Journal, in speaking of the
late flood in the South Yuba, caused by the
breaking away of one of the dams Of the
Eureka Lake Company, says:
In view of their discouragements the
miners upon the South Yuba held a meeting
Tuesday and resolved to protect themselves in
every emergency, They are determined to
obtain redress 10y some means, and that eff
feetuaIly, so they tell us
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17

PROBABLY AN EARTnoUAKE-The Fort
Smith (Ark.) Times, of June 2Sd, says:
On Thursday night last, heavy storm of
wind and rain came up about IL o'clock. and
in the midst of it violent shock was felt.
which was supposed to proceed from the
heavy thunder; but gentleman, who has
experienced several shocks of earthquake
while in Southern California, says it was an
earthquake, and heavy shock at that.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17

A DIsPAcTH from Boston dated June 24th,
says;
The ship Balton before reported lost at the
mouth of Mpchias Bay, had a crew of eigh-
teen persons, fifteen of whom were drowned,
including the captain, first mate, steward,
cook, and a young man named Joseph Ii.
Fowler, from Wexford. r. /. The second
mate, one seaman and boy were saved.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17

A DISPATCH from Concord, N. H., dated
June oath, says:
The House of Representative of this State
passed bill TO day, through its first stages,
making it penal offense for any person to
aid or abet in the rendition of persons claim.
ed as slaves, within the limits Of New Hamp.
shire. The penalty for the first offense is
fve years imprisonment, and second, inn
prisonment for life.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-17

HORACE GREELEY AND THE MINES AT Pixies
PEAK.-A dispatch from Leavenworth dated
June 2lst, states that the previous extraordi-
nary reports of discoveries in Gregory's,
Jacksons and other mining camps, are fully
confirmed. Horace Greeley had visited Gre
gory's diggings, and signed public commu-
nication indorsing the richness of the claim.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE OF , LOTS OF IN 7 THE 4
of Osyka Miss.-succession Of C. o. Bier and u Y.
Bier & Co.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auconecr-Offce, 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, December 3, 1859, at I2 o'clock
Of an order Of the the Fourth District Court Of New
Orleans 9th October 1859 for account Of the creditors of
Ghas Bier and c. Bier Co.. will be sold at public auc
without i,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the town of osyka. State Of
Mississippi Liberty street. between First and Second
streets one square the New Orleans jackson and Great
Northern Railroad measuring each ~ feet front by 100 feet in
depth
Act of D. j. Ricardo Notary Public at the expense
of the purchaser
yENTE POSITIVE ET SANS RESERVE DE TERRAINs
vile de Osyka, Miss-Succcson de G. O. Bier ct o.
c. Bier Il Co.
PAR J. B. WALTON.
Encanteur-Bureau, 10 Bank Place
CAMEDI, le de dcccmbre 1859, a midi, a
y rEchange Charles, conorntmen ordre
de honorabe Qua,rieme Cour de District de Ia
ans lie q docobe 1859 compe des cItanciers de
Chs C. Bier c. Bier Co.. il vendu fencan sans
DEUX TERRAINS dams Ia vile de Osyk, Fiat dn Missis-
sppi sits bertt, les rues Premiere ct peuN
ic nnc ist du fer de la Nouvelle Orleans jackson
ct Great Northern, chacun 81 peds de face sur O
pieds de profondeur.
Hs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Acte de pareyant d. j. Ricardo, Notaire Public
c IacQutrenr ms
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
BY j. B. WALTON.


Paeaeeas s Aeeaaa s
ad e ess Bf q e &C. assa q cAa @ Bier
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-omce 10 Bank Place.
a. 10 3 Ct IL Il
an Honorable the Fourth District cosi q Sss or
chas G. Bier and creditors Of 6. Bier co viii be sold
fhs mndpned and undivided efour.h interest Of 6 G.
Bier Co. in me patent gt o. e rP T s sa,ss ss
New Mexico patent .sned 1855 expires on the ' day
of Jung Jung fEss@c..s iEs so .sen ont ssoe *. spot
he East Pascaroua Hotel Company s'esk as
tain pomissoy note now due for ; balance ca'h on Inc
An undivided onefour.h certain lot of jeffrey
Pumps. supposed to be in Savannah Ga Original cost
rs as-TEKxs-ca.h on the SGT;
All the open accounts bills receivable, due the firm
Bisr e. lin q which can be seen at the Office Of
BS-TERMs-Cash on the spot
PRIVILEGE SUR LES poMPEs RESoMMEEs DE JET
frey-Aeons dams rHoe dc East Pascagoula-Comptes q
q ss ss ps s ess
PAR j.. B. WALTON,
| Encanteur-Bureau, 10 Bank Place
TEUDI, lie 10 de novembre 1859, a midi, a
sa yei 8 s % % s5de
ans @ s Il octobre is9 pour eopte dss ereancers de
9. b ct des crtaciers de G. Bier Co, vendu
Un de rnstre ncon,estabe ndyise de G. c. Bier
ID x pdp ta as georgia S
Nouvesu Mesque issue lie de JUN 1855 expire juir
1a i f
billet promissoire dh, pour Ia baanc
e"aa e quart ID de- % ntsre nd9tse M n" certain lot de ponpes
Jeffrey maiaenant suppose dee Savannah Ga ct coa'
IS GoSDIT1oNs-conpan, moment de ladjudleaton
Ioas les bllets Ieeevoir etc. nantenant
Bier Co. ns le de;aies ents a dp an bureau
scoNbfiTIoSs-co de- radadicatiop
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

RO11fts
OF THE NEW ORLEANS, opELousAs


Great w eStern 1Sailroild Company.
The President and Directors Of this Company give public
notice tint, deous Of contracting for the extension Of the oad
from Bcrwcs Bay opelouss they offer for negotiation the
Bonds the Company CO., dated LIST April 1889 and
payable thirty years bearing interest at per cent payable
renii annually in April md October.
These Bonds are secured by FIRST MORTGAGE on the
First Grand Division of the Agers aud Brashea
80 miles including the franchises rolling stock and all the de-
pots whar YES etc., appertainng TO the same.
This Division is all business complete senrat,
Road in itself full opcation terminating ut Berwick
pav and there connected with Texas by hi weekly line of
steamships.
nc,nal payment the interest provided for
b the Louisiana Bank for special monthly deposits,
which cannot withdrawn for whatever
p made by bank only presentation Of the coupons.
Var the gradual redemption of the Bonds
made with Edmond j. Forsa Esq, In behalf of and for the
benefit of amy and a Bondoders aud will, the Louisiana State
Benk establishing SINKING FUND, by deposits
ing in the months of January February and March, and
a in July August and September in the following
until final paymenJ to OIL semi miannually $4,000 of tht
Bonds, SoD0 annually sufficient to extsish the whole
amount at maturity.
The funds deposited be used for other purpose
wha,eser be Withdrawn from the Bank but to he at
only presentation Of Bonds offered semi annually after pub
lie notice, and accepted FROM the lowest bidders
II is calculated that the proceeds Of these bonds and otc
means Company will sufficient and equI
whole road from erwicks hay to opeoas and
floating debt adding Sc miles the present
roadopenng up country of great fertility and agricuu
resources and increasing very materially the of I'll,
road.
with this object, and with these views that these bonds
SO perfectly well secured offered favorable
Copies Of Mortgage for paymen, of interest
and also establishing Sinking Fund, Maps showing thu
route the road and It's important connection with Texas
be examined application the Office If the Company.
WILLIAM G. HEWES,
President.
New Orleans, November /. 1889 mol 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

All inhabitants of New Orleans and environs without
to nationality are respectfully invited participate in the
tvtes The Festival Committee have all friend
and admirers Of Schiller decorate their dwellings during
ceson as also that Consus and Captains may hoist their
spectiye flags
OBS 81 nj s 10 THE COMMITTEE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
To the Cotton Trade.


Al meeting cotton buyers and cotton brokers hcd on h
9Th Of October last and convened for the purpose OF deVn
means to redress certain abuses and grievances existing III con-
nectiou with the cotton trade OF New Orleans e oio"ihe
resolutions were adopted;
That the practice followed hitherto by factors Oh ohe'ihs
for sale dusty and sandy parcels oil cotton along ~' ohef
parcels free from such defects he dscouh'ehacea p buyers
and In order to do this the more enec'ui''' "'Ss anu s
eottons are hereby declared ana efa ae
recommended to sell Them separately on 'e' o" ieS
= That sellers oil cotton hhai oe 'e.a fel'' ' 'S J
recsamaops Tor ias packed eo'o' t'' 'ono"i's o ~ mas
eHec' beahs ,'se.''u ~ ~ " Wv ' % ~ % ~, ~ w 80. w "
lh'oce tehoe'ea !" N'' oA'e' '''' " ~ " ~
packed co'on' ..- ,-.,.,.. K.
s. lhht Tue pfaeocc o ''e 'e'Se' 'eP"''"s ' ''' vi
cotton wi'hoh 'te conse' III 'he u"''t oe ''s",'
fraudulent substnoh' 'hat II shah pr "t"eh 's uc' 'i
the fact reported 10 'e e4h'n''ee 10 b Heeaie "pi 'o
that and other purposes of sch Ac'o hs me gravity =" e
case may feah'e "'u o"'t,' " ''fe'' " ~ se - -,
'ae"i'e'seS ~ "p'''' "'s "t'' - ' ' 80 " -
cary WIN u .nr W ',' ~ H., - nv
oo,arcd con,roI or the offending marty
A. That the charge of per bae made by the Presses
ordered for shipment the day it received be no
longer pad PROVIDED "'s l,' 1 ~ e @ ps1 ,,e d
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL
- Deuarment-The Annual Of Lectures In this De
part1neni will MONDAY. November n lso M
will terminate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES NJ D.. Professor Of Practice Of Medisne,
J. L. RIDDEII. N. d. Professor Of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE N. D.. Professor Of Surgery.
A. II. CENAs NJ. p, Professor Of obssesrics
r g. RICHARDSON N. D. Professor Of Anatomy
THOMAS HUNT, ". D., Professor Of Physiology and p
thology. .-<,. = -
The Dszecng win be open the second Monday
in October. at5as
Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Proessos IN their vss a1d
free Of expense enjoy extraordinary practical advantage
Preliminary the Course Lectures will be daily n
the Anptheate of the Hospital from the l Of October
Clinical Medicine and Surgery and other snhsct. without
charge students. THOMAS HUNT, y. D., IeaA-.
The Administrators the Charity Hospital elect annually r
ins,;t,,;nn fy2t tnol
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

n BOYER,s FRENCH ACADEMY, No II
VI. CONT street, between Dauphine and Burgundy.
BRANCHES OF INSTRUCTION:
The French English Spanish, Greek and Latin InguaGe
Mathematics History Geography, Elements of Natural Phi
losophy and Philosophical Science.
TERMS:
Half Boarders, per month $l6
Day Scholars, under Y years Of
above Il 70 sf
:. above l5 Y
Creek Latin etc. will be charged separately at mcderat
rate
R No deduction is made for absence. month once
uenced paid iull. Books etc., form separate
charges. 80
NJ to p. NJ, o. I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
DESIRABLE DWELLINGS, WELL LOCATED AND VERY
convenient to business, at Auction.
nv r p Walton

DESIRABLE DWELLINGS, WELL. LOCATED AND VERY
convenient to business at Auction.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auconeer, office 10 Bank Place.
THURSDAY, 18th Nov, 1859, at 12 O'cOlck
i NJ. at the 81. Charles Exchange, will be sold
ONE LOT OF GROC Nd in the square bounded by Caronde
let date APOLLO Mepomene ST. Charles dae Naynde
and Terpschore eeis measuring 2S feet inches front Ca
onde by ITO feet in DEPTH between parallel lines upon
this lot there is
slate roof containing the usual number of rooms conveniently
arranged wide hail. galleries in front and breakfast
extending the OF the lot leased TO good tenant
fors- per annmm, until the 3st October. 1850
notes each for s7l6 G6e dated April 1850 payment
April 1860 payment April 1861 with per per
from date maturity and to give his note for
5000 years from day Of sale. with per
interest," and special mortgage and for the balance CASH
Also
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by, ST
Charles ate Nayade Caliope Clio and Gaondele
Streets measuring each Is feet inches front St Charles
street depth Of lie feet 10 inches and lines between
ae lines running back alley in the IL fee
opening Clio street. with the improvements and build
''S Two W IopERS WE'LL BUILT, TwosToRY FRAME
dwelling houses adjoining containing each two pnrlo witt
black Italian wide hail. galleries front and rear
pantry Kitchen ironing room water closet etc. on the frs
oor large bed and cabinet in the main building
and watercoset in back building o.
the second there alley for each house opening on St
Charles about feet wide. This property is about on
souare Tvo Circle the best side Of ST. Charlie street
directly ,he line of the Carroton and Lafayette
and convenient the Apollo and Pryana lines Of onbusses
| and offers opportunity for safe investment
pTERMS-Oneth third cash, balance at one and Two years
notes the purchasers equal nstaments bearing interest
per per from day of sale to maturity and pc
thereafter if puncnnly paid secured by mortgage oi
the property property be kept insured by the purchaser
and the policies transferred to the vendor.
Of sale before A. Mazureau Esq Notary Public, ut IN
expense of the purchasers h3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

rAsMANN,s IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
BAIEs-Orders for Fasnanns Iron Hoops and Ties
siad 10 any extent poun The Hoop and Ife
also given that the cotton
shall be received at the Orleans Pres on ths
same terms rope bound COTTON. ,55. .-. =
Liberal deductions made country Tor casa or
ders. :, bt4l.e.l = = =; i,5sss isss E n
a25 6m&W I3a Conimerciu fiace n. ~.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CPALDING 4 ROGERS 10y
- MUSEUM AND AMPHITHEATER.
German Dramatic Company.
WILLIAM BoErrNEE. MANAGER.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
IT THURSDAY, November 1o-DE KARLs SCHOLARS ;or,
e Asdn..isn, 90 sep.s. celo!sa Gallery, s cents
nv psEs,fsnanes Eo6s EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sAruR-
CENTENNIAL cELEBRAT1os
BIRTHDAY or Pr scHI11yP
is NEw oRLEAsx
PRoGR RAMuE:
I.
On the evening Of the sh of Sovember-FEsrIyA AL THE
TER PERFORMANCE OF THE DRAMA: .TuE Rnp
BERs by Schiller, at the ORLEANS THEATER M.nss.
G. II. BRAUy.
During the intervals the following Orchestra pieces win he
performed:
Feischutz. Maria v Weber
Floen. Waltz, L amer
Symphonic by. Haydn
T. Sylvester Dreams Waltz by. Iabitzky
s. Overture Dis Felsenmuhe by. Reisger
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette co
i,.TeFr ra,,eEls - ''.'''''''''''-' % %
GALLERY U 80
PrOcessfOn.
The Procession forms the junction Canal and Rampar
Streets the morning of the 10Th November direc
| ton of TIL. BRUENIN(;, Grand Marshal.
The Procession will Canal Royal Royal tc
Epanade, up Chares Canal carondeles NJ
Carondele; Julia, Julia down Camp Camp to Poy
das down Poydas St Charles When arrived At th.
| ST. Charles Theater the Procession will enter.
ORDER PRocEssIos:
Grand Marshal and Aids.
4 Band of Music
Several Societies.
| Band Of Music.
4 Bust Of Schiller on Decorated Car.
Festival Committee and Invited Guests.
Societies, Clubs and Benevolent Associations.
| Band Of Music.
Decorated Car Of Literary Embems.
Associations, Citizens, Strangers.
Arrived at the St. Charles Thea.er, Bands vii
perform the
Schiller Festival March, ..
Composed expressly for the by Th schoenhei
ADDRESS IN GERMAN by President of the Coumit,e,
DR.. Mas. w
a TURNER YOUTH MARCH
d d ADDRESS IN ENGLISH, by Thomas j. Durant, Esq.
FESTIVAL POEM written for the and read by
Chr Burghaler, of Baton Rouge.
= To conclude with the Soldiers Song swALLENsrEIN
LAGER" by the united Choirs.
=
WfAHu concert,
On the evening Of the l0h November at O'Clock the
liantly decorated main saloon Of Odd Fellows Hall.
y y Leader. ..... .Thos. schoenheit.
l. overture 10 William Tell.
re Literary Discourse Schiller and his Works. German
r DR.. j. X. Guheim.
le g. Canaia composed by .Theod LaHac
Literary Discourse in English by John W. Overall
Greeting to the Artist Poem by Schiller. Music by Nj
er delsohn Bartholdy.
ty Prologue and Coronation Of the Schiller During
m mar Coronation ceremony, Andane, by Beethoven.
nd Inc Lay oil the Bell Poem by Schiller Music by
ly PART w.
w. The festivities to conclude with GRAND BALL on
evening of llth November Odd Fellows Hall A full
Use chestra is engaged.
Nv All inhabitants of New Orleans and environs reg
to nationality respectfully invited participate in the
tvites The Festival Committee is desirons all frie
and admirers Of Schiller decorate their dwellings during the
ceson also that Consus Captains may hoist their
spective flags.
de- OBS 81 nj s 9 10 THE COMMITTED
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

81 j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY,
i: ~ At
ZA ODD BLOWS HALL.
IN Prof. j. VEGAS most respectfully his
friends and the public in general that his Dancing Acad
will be for the ODD FELLOWS HALL
the 18th of October when he with the
liberal patronage as before.
The fashionable Quadrle DEs DANES lately danced in the
highest circles in Paris and London and newly
New York and Philadelphia by Profs j. Martin and A. Dod-
worth also the and graceful quadrle De La Cour will
introduced this 55
Days of tuition for Chren-Tuesdays Thursdays
days. from 4 to O'Clock p. NJ.
Ladies' CassTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays,
until Il o'clock NJ
Gentemen's CassMondavs, Wednesdays and Fridays from
until 10 o'clock, P. NJ.
Praccng Parties for Ladies every wednes
| day.
fhe popular CHILDRENs FANCY BALLS will be given al
| before-once every month.
So For terms, apply to Prof. Vegas, Odd Fellows Hall.
ol0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTOR.

The New Orleans, Opeous,s and Great Western Railroad
Company will receive proposals until TIL RSDAY sth Becem
be next the Of the eaitwoEk roadway grad
fom New Iberia Opeousas, distance Of about 4
miles.
Specifications and conditions may be and all needfu in
obtained The Office Of the Company Of 81
Peter and Levee streets g. W. X. BAflEf,
MO I'm Chief Engineer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

A. FOR SALE.-JUST ARRIVED, WITH A
NC choice OF Virginia and Carolina NEGROES, consist
"A ing of Field Hands, Backsmitl,s Carpenters Cooks,
Washers Ironers and Seamstresses and will be receiving
supplies during the which offer for sale for cash
O approved paper.
-I have removed my Office from Esplannde No. 90 Ba-
rome street between Union and Perdo Streets blocks
west of ST. Charles HOTEL No brokerage paid sale of Ne
croes JOHN B. SMITH,
No. 90 Baronne street.
se2l 6n,SW New Orleans. La.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
FOR SALE.

kER FOR SALE CELEBRATED CLIP
M14N> per bark FREDERICK IENNIG, SAG tuns having
recently coppered, and put in splendid order. For
n4 GEO W. HYNsoN 4 CO. SO Camp street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-02
Stop the RepOrf

Hiseurreniiy reported that we sell no Goods o,,y
private the same as in sny other Wboes i
the city with tas exception, we seIIfor sbori nr.a,
ior cash cas-, and short prompt paper. y
teo<i bGAN TRABIrE A. IIT(J,e
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-02
ChiiNrcu'S Vsanacca,

Prepared b. TIE Grefenburg Company.
The true worth uf this extraordinary and valuable
Medicine eau never be torth IN words, but II
be felt aud apprec at ID by mathers, whose ehdrcD
have been tatcned from death by its use.
The celebrat d nr. Williams who has devoted
life 10 study has aualyZed this remedy and says tue
(raeteHberg Chliren's Panac"a, is compounded SIN
especi reference To the immature state of the
nerves. blood vessels gants aud bones ot The chili
body should a mother neglect TO provi1ie herself
with this Invaluable remedy, she may chance to be-
hold death claim her children aud have no one u
blame but herself Il ! certain cure for alt dis
eases of childhood and receives as II deserves un
yersal appreciation. ir Ma Tin, OF south Carolina
saws e is the best general meiteiae Tor Infants
that ever saw DR.. Watts. OF New York writes ::
ain all diseases caused by tecthlng II Is certain
rcmedy.D Dr. Colson, OF inslana, says 'sIn cases
Of Group have as Il with marked success, also IN
Neasies feverS from teething, darrhoa rins IN the
stomach bowels, &c. I shoull be guilty Of greet
neg ieet did mot it In tho highest terms.
ks- FlGty cents per bottle With inll directions.
ALEX. MACKENZIE
r,.vH Agentt,rsf. Co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-02
Lemons! Lemons! /!
Wheat Fans! Wheat fans!
~ A6uIs Gaiden syrup.

Iusr received d isaekAges 4 . ana 10 Eaiials =
sJ Loas Csl ssrap.
Also Loaf Crushed and Powdered sagars.
y AfZEII., HoslPES = CO..
snsyeo-a kos snd ssfaFkes street, :
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