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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
[signedI

New Orleans, January is, 1859
Southern Oil Company Gentlemen: During visit oil
mons In different parishes Of this
have several planters who using your
mills and all Of them spoke OF the high
lnbricalibg Oil.
vaiion also, has convinced that IL
feced variations Of Temperature
gummy dirty properties which Always found in
of all 0 her lubricat ng Oils
TIE shafts Of ul rom the heavy and irregular
ta dicnt 10 keep oiled and cool than al
any machinery and substance has Ell
purpose your OIL This easons experience
goes TO opinions expressed by letter you
last stating that Oil would superior
to any other fer the purpose above named.
Very respectfully, yoar obedieut servant
tSIgned] s. II. GILMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

'T.9381 Crescent Office, No. 70 Camp street,
New Orleans Dec. 20, 1893.
Ihaye been testing the Southern Oh Gompanys achinery
oil on the press Of tho Crescent for two past
ard judsmeni the pest ou nave ever usea
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
Delta Office, New Orleans, 4


December 20, 1855
Having sed the Machinery Oil furnished by the Southers
Oil Company on press of this office for two months take
10 stating that entirely free from gum or heat and
When the on first applied collected all the dirt which
clean and bright. -. ~, r. ,l,...., A..
furnished me by The Southern Oil Company and intend to
tnue its II x,,,s Nuu
lSignedl - v - a; III mpsa psass a d., De-,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

Depot n. o., 0. and 9. W Railroad, .
Algiers. Nov. II, 1858. {
TO Southern OIL Compsny-Gentlemen take pleasure in
sdg able haI had Machinery OIL which sent
me bs used the axle boxes of we'll 70
fHr limited time have had 1t In me 10
teait.
Car packed with have 240 miles at an average
speed of rs mites hour without the any ditiona
oil, and remaining perfectly cool.
engaged In making further relative
is comparative with other inbricators
Yours respectfully, A. B. SEGER,
IS. .@. M vicePfesident and Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17


Agents of the Southern Oil Company, New Oreans-Denr
Sirs; have using very extensively all the
chnery belonging to ths plantation viz Sugar NH ana En-
manufactured from Rosn by the Southern Oil Company and
find every respect preferable to any other have also
used the Wheel the Navy Pitch for plantation
use other equal In point of economy duration and
ssrvice
am glad to notice the which attends the efforts of
the Company teeve that in time this branch Of
dusty other With the immense
pine forests which abound throughout the South it will be dis
cedtnbe people they do it into
almost nntoId wealth; Surely the South should encourage
every looking her industrial from the
North and in no manufacture promises
brilliant than in this The appeal should be brought home to
every Southern patriot and believe will be re ponded
to- Your ob't sefvt
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24
DAYTON a Michigan Railroad.

There are Ut present various ri nors otloat re-
specting this road md what to believe, il any,
IL not for us to say One is, that the Fremont Il
Fot Wayne aud the Cleveland & Toledo Roads
have made arrangements for completing the F. &
+. w. Road to Lima aud 10 transport freight
and passengers from Lima to Toledo Uid F'ndloy
aud Fremont. II this report can be relied on, the
prospect Of an early completion Of the Dayton IL
Michigan Railroad from Lima TO Toledo 10 not
very n,tterng II will require rs much money
20 complete the Fremont u ort Wayne Road
TO Lima as it will to make the Dayton & Michigan
road from Toledo to the same point. Butacom-
blua,ion Of the three roads may be effected for
The Eindlay & Fremont route which could not
be secured for The Ptrrysburg Il Toledo line.
Another report states that the Southern Mich
gan Company propose to tOhe up their Airline
track aud use the iron for completing the Dayton
q Michigan. This is improbable Other rumors
s,ale for the hrlieih time, that the iron will be
purchased in few weeks.
Every thing considered, the managers OF the
Dayton & Michigan Railroad are fast acquiring
o ru puta,ion FOR mustcry incIliccncy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24
WHY CONrt EMbN

let it nowhere be forgotten nor shuill 'd out
OF sight that Mr. Beniamm Of Louisiana, the
able and plausible advocate of the acquisition
Of Cuba as nf all other schemes Tending to dill.
fuse aud etemize Human Slavery, deliberately
bases his argument on the following proposition;
"The first leading inci, which ought to be kept
constantly in view by all who would form just
conceptions on this subject, is that the wealth
aud prUductiveness of this island have been
created. and their continuance an only be Sc
cRred, by system Of OmpHlSory labor II the
experience OF mankind has solved Il single in
dusIrial problem, we may nrly assume Ns
granted that tropical productions can BE-
maintained on n scale 10 meet the requirements
Uf civilized man, by compulsory labor alone.
This is his fundamental, vital reason for
wishing Cuba transferred to the Cuitcd States,
which he proceeds to amplify aud fortify most
urtiully. His whole argument runs IN these
grooves substantially.
/. compulsory Labor-th is, Human
Slavery mus, be main,aiucdm tropical Amer
ics, cspeciSlly in Cuh1,
II cannot and will not be- unlcsS Cuba be.
ComeSa potion OF our Union, owing to the
great ppponderance ot males among the Cuban
slaves, the average ShortnesS of ;heir lives aud
the impeaiments now offered 10 the prosecution
ol the African Slave trade
3. Therefore, Cuoa must speedily become Q
possession Of the United States, or SlaNew in
that island will perish aud Slavery in all uopi'
cal America receive thence deadly wound,
Farmers pnd Mechanics Of the Free States
OMe Hundred aud Flhu lAllioHS Of Dollars is
the estimated cost OF Wrestling Cuba from Spain
aad yo0r experience Will assure you that Iue cost
ol such Jobs rarely fall, below The original rs,i
mate, and generality Irau>ceulS it hravily Buj
suppose the cost uo, TO exceed the cst,ma,e--
One lRludrrd Millions ut the aggregate must b.
wreu' hrd IRON yoar 'oat ana 'otI--' sun OF at
lssst$So for esch.smiiy In ,he Free States. Art
you willing Ia he tins taxed to pr'lWs im hb
Oi lrapicul Sldvery for auolh-r gsn.ratiou? II
yuu srs uoL say SO at oacS--sNN II So that Il
may he h.arl--s,v IL Ia your en,,ing Eec
lons IN ] TT.6ugt,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24
t'OSa

Is still in session, and will probably not adj
iourn until sometime next week. Several cases
OF Importance are yet to be tried.
Daring the past week, two cases from Mont
goniary twp, occupied mnch imc62 witnesses
having been examined in one Of the suits The
first was Lyman Ensminger VS.. Adam Bair,
asking damages for assault and battery, Judg-
ment, 1929 and cpsts. The second was Jane
Edgar VS. NJ. u. Ensminger, for sunder. Vct
diet 5000 and costs, the latter amounting to
about 9iO0. There are few girls who were
they watched MS closely as Jane seems to have
been for the past four years, would come OF
with their characters less injured than hers. 1t
was one of those cases which exhibit the evils
Of gossiping and stretching stories in u most dis
gusting light, and we trust some of the citizens
Of Fteeport will hereafter exhibit greater zenl to
uphold, and less to tear down, the characters OF
their young ladies. We have seldom witnessed
d case in which neighborhood quarrels and sto-
riss have produced SO much i'll feeling. Ten
witnesses We're Introduced to impoech Dr. Cor
such, and ten were introduced to sustain him,
aud more s'cm,d really to swear on either side,
This looked like rotlenness in Denmark. OF
course tho Dr. stood where first found as good
as his neighbors, who were willing to swear
directly against each other. We hope never
again to sec such suit in our courts.
. -s--~-----
DgMocRAr,c ELoQUGNc&. The following clio.
qucnt, earnest and effective address was deliv-
rrol ut recent Democratic caucus in the town
Of Cnnforl, Broom County, New York by a
man who had been an inmlte OF the County
Juil on an Indictment for murder The speech
is too good to be lost. Here it is'
"GENrLKMsN BY c. |, we are going to
bead the d-----d Black Republicans am going
10 work this year Last year We were licked
because | was in Jail and could not vote. was
prosecuted aud kept in Jail because was u
Democrat Gentlemen, the democratic party Is
spcrsecuted party 10 10 all the JaRs ard
State Prisons in the cOnntrg and you mill fnd
nius out Of ercry ten of all The criminals Demo.
crufs. Now, mark what | tell YOU, am not
in prison this year. and YOU will see what | can
do.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24
Jwdvc Potter Not Confirmed.

II will be remembered That Mr.. Buchanan, not
long since, removed DcmS Coglin from the To-
ledo Custom House, aud appointed Judge Potter
TO that post. This act created much excitement
among the itch party in Toledo, and S'ecdmnn,
Btckus, Comnger and others have boon in Wash
iugton making forts TO prevent the confirmation
Of the Judge. On the 10TH the Senate voted Oh
his confirmation aud he wns rejected, the vote
standing Is to II. A later report states that
,e vote will be rccunsidercd and his nomination
will probably be conf mcd.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24
Ditch Notice.

NOTICE Is horoby given to the ownor or owners Of
~ sections thirtyfys (3j) and 3GtOwn siA 90 range
eleven q ~ that the trustees of Webster township
Wood county. Ohio, will meet at the house of vii
lard Carl,on Tuesday. April 8. 1852 at O'Clock a. NJ
TO view and locate water course commencing little
west OF the south. east cor of 35town 8, thence
northerly the line between sections thirty
five (2j) and hrtysix (3G) until 1t strikes the Prairie
Outlet Ditch, and to award the expenses of the same
to the owners of the lands benefited thereby.
Feb -, lB50--ilwG$213 WILLARD CARL.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24
~, ne, ofnr. Ifo.,ettcr's Stomach uItter,.

tor D,ayepsia Flatuouco. leavincss Of the Stomach
or nny Sthcr like affection. s second to none in Amer.
lea of nbrosd TO br able 81 state conidentally that
the itiers" are cJrsiu for dyspepsia ami like
Diseases IL TO the proprietOrs sonrcs OF unaoyed
pleasure. Il removes all morbid matter froin the
stonaoh puffcs the blood impart' renewed vitality
To the nervous system giving II that tone aud energy
SO in iispcnsible to the rosorttIon OF health. The
numerous ncknowsd somcHs fiusuperior exeellcaco
and beneficial results, have assured the prnpriotors
that Il cannot but prove great cure Tor the afflicted
and mpar vitality to the thorough system.
Sold bv drnggittsarh dealers generally everywhere
ZIr~ see advertisement in another ooulumn.
ovvA
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Michael Myers, ad.
~ minisrator tho estate of John Myers, dee, has
filed his accounts with me for fua settlement with
said estate, which accounts will be examined and
heard on the 9th day Of March, A. u 1889.
Feb. 2l--t2w3$l. NM. EWING Pro. Judge.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24

"A Stabhng oltray occurred 40 ut three miles
above this place, AT what is sometimes called
Montl Iowa Bridge, ON the canal, on Thursday
evening last, in which Mr Joseph Buger was
mortally wounded by Que Joshua George. les-
terdsy morning (Eriday,) the prisoner came to
this place and gave himself up to the proper
authorities, aud in the afternoon was examined
bctor, Justice CoMsnt at Union Hall.
II appears by The testimony given that thr
parties had been To L spelling. school on the
evening ot the alfrsy, AMI that SON difficulty
arose between them, also thu NJ BL,ger attack
ed the prisoner bv striking him with his fist,
whereupon the prisoner drew his Jack knife and
gave MIR, Bulgtr three wouadS, The cllraY mast
have occurred about nine o'clock on Thursday
evening aud Mr. BuSer died yesterday m0rning
a. about SeNcH o'CuCk,
The deceasrd We are informed, leavtsa large
family, aud u We mis- H. not his w'tr Was Qutle
SEX ~ the tim' whVn the tsuSaCtiun occurred
\ lha u,al vest riay Z, NJ, Mr.. Geog' wa,
placed uulrr Ss500 bonds 'ov his appearance al
me- Vrxt term ~ Vie Cuumua Pjras COAT
MIumst StIuird
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24

-rh'rr is now no F'uy, any mor'' The
PamaSa whose adventures aui p rilous 'scdprs
upuu 'hu angry hnoi oi dir Maum e, We have
- tilhNily rhraniclrd lies dcck-'lerp at her
Vonloa landing, rru, he'd in hy the ice. Which
rr sh' can he raise again to do any service this
Spring is douh,luL aud II max D, that we shall
have 40 steam terry uUul the new boat il
Anlshel -- IOlCde Biads
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub'crbors have
~ been appointed aud quilted as administrators on
the estate Of John G.. Willard late of Wood County,
Ohio dec. Il. w. KELLEY,
Feb. ~. la5O-i2wjS EtASTUS RANG Err.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24

- Vic, Ward the Young seal who was
whipped by tn s.hnu'nsstrr Butter. at Louis
viii. and for which 0uoth Wacl assassin Kill.
- 'h" srhon'mAst r, recently on MsSi.sipp,
hot fir d rrvolvrr ~ man named Csmeion
shooting of the lip ol the latter.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24
p Z r RY S B u r G., HI
STATIONERY!

| have the largest and best assortment of Cap, Com
mercal Cap Note aud Commercial Note Paper ever
offered to the public hcreabouts. Call before going
a. am confident that | can sell at rates
entirely below those OF other est tlhishments Those
wanting good paper en- find it ut
i, C.. uOIT'S, Mnumec CITY,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-08

Testimony OF Mr.. AhneF Zines, Market street Abos
sixth, e0rroeorAtve al the efscaey Of Williams
Anti -pyspersLc klixtr

Testimony OF Mr. Ahner Zines Market street Abos
sixth, eorroeorAtSve al the echeAcy Of Williams
Ant-DysPersie Elixir
Dz Jazss wrlIHx<-
iAcaF SiF-it gives me Kreatpleasurs % know tnai
you are again preparing yonf medicine Tor the cure
% bynpefsia Tor many - my soquaiEtAnccs havere
pcateely asked where a eauid Be- procnFed kuos
ing that had been cured by a. As think that
paetc AGA He~ lr genlsEt q tks great benent have
recrEvea from the u your medicine. u not only
due 20 you bet may be uzefai 20 others uoU make
a. fsr several years / sGaeTed froan Dyspep.iA,
wticA tHrreA@ed s1ck eKtcnt that my hnaitA
coastisatias rsgssdlv si1king under it. ] uss
eomgelic4 20 restTeg mysef "a te osf slnpis food,
And even thas coaid not digest ten teas u
strength. atstacilnzton c and tas yoa haFe
- e scsg adycrtseneutl gezesA fesilag % depres
sioa And indescFibabie se4rtnsas IN he year isSt
h~arnS fron 0lisers hlsh reeo1nnlendaliaa % yoof
Aati py stspt1r ExiF, lroeared and asrd 1ab tht
nlast happy saeet; under ia snEaenca lazraor anc
uearsaess graaa1l.y f@ssea asas, asa my sppelu
fextred, wh1c1 coal1 CRAFTY ssth iuprnity. Tea
ye4Fa have nox eizaseas Asa M esnaeehrs IN ne so
rAtife pgwers 81 yeaF 3 4tieiue has ~ soufss n
xreAscd, for 4 coaia earea ne ween fAfed q
oetAln fealef frarn sAy skaeE so1ree-
Sssy respectfully yosss,
Tssszhkss'ss sea - ees.lssaf 81 each. e. stE ses
rsepriessr JAMES WILLIAMS, N n.
f1lezntEf 4nc FhAFuAceusizt
Ne. q south ssssaaA ssrssl rk...astpAss
sfs@1s - @lals1ss-z1<. szszs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-08

DR. JAMES wuiIAx
near siTs-Having suffered for . long tine rro1
Dyspepsia severely that VAS completely prOssrai
ed and having tired every neSns for relief withou
saccess. Was advised 10 use your "Anti-nyE EpetA
HiHir." IL Affords me much pleasure 20 luforra you
thatI am entirely cured by is use and ally
cOnmend 10 90 ali persons suffering under Dyspepsia
Very resPecnaliy, kc.,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-08
RA1Es OF ADVERTISING.

RENEWABLE AT PLkASpEx
Ooe Square, one year $30-each additional square SIC
written notice must be given take and stop I'd
Vernsenents OF yearly advertisers before the 81
pres, otherwise we shall charge till done.
NO contract OF yearly advertisements will be diseoo
unued without previous notice wlGny char Ks
De made for less than one year the yearly
Advertisersexeeedin the space contract
cd for viH be charged for the excess. -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-08
N o II I C E
- S. q
To PAS = Z n q 4 * -.

DASSENGEIlS TRAINS running on the Sashvill
Il and Chattanooga Railroad viii ieavS the Depot
Nashville ou the minute LAID down In she Schedule,
10 wit: 4;30 A. NJ. and p. " and IN order 70 pre-
vent confession AZ the ticket cfce, at the of
start ng. Passengers are respectfully requested Q
provide for their tickets ~ advance of the time
that all may be accommodated the Ticket Agent viii
be in his otce hour before the departure u eAc
Tran. T. ". OLE.
mario-u brN0 SupeFintandens-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-08
SPRING OPENING.

"E viii commence receiving our SPRING STOCK
w IN day or two, (of which due notice will n
given) and as We Intend going into the business ID or
extensively than ever, friends and ali who b. y
for cash viii bear IN mind that We do an exclusiv
Cash BUSINESS and We will sell goods At a very SmA
advance. IRWIN AcS-I Ell aNn A c0
febl9-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-08

Testimony Of Mr.. Edward Il. Rowley, OF the nrrn
Rowley, Ashhurner Co. Il North WhaFves
proof Of the efficacy OF WiIliams's Anti-Dyspept
Elixir.
PHIIApE1PuA, October %. ls4o.
IN. JANEs WnrEAMs:
Dear sir-i take pleasure in recommending your
Anu-DyEpeptic Elixir, for the OF Dyspepsia
have taken my self for the disease and have been
entirely cured
Yours respectfully
EDWARD II. ROwLkY
Communication 90 John r Penrose, Esq, from Mr.
Franklin Eyre, kensington.
IL is with great qualification that testify the
heaey OF wiliiaus's Aniiiiyspeptio Elixir, which yOu
80 strongly recommended % me, and for which
heartily thank you, IL has completely restored my
health, which obeerfally publicly Acknowledge
wiki the hopc that Others may be similarly benefited
fraly yours
FRANKLIN EYRE
KESzSGToS, Sept. l., 1850
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-08
1859 POPULAR TRADE. 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
RIBBONS. RIBB0NS!! RlBBONS!!!

TO MERCHANTS, MILLINERS, J0BBERS, DEALERS
IN RIBBONS, MILLINERY GOODS, AND
CASH BUYERS IN ALL SECTIONS OF TiECOCNTRY,
THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
6 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK
JNO. FARRELL.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
w f have originated "A pTnCipe-a new era
w in the Ribbon Trade, whereby we make TINS
business PLAIN, SIMPLE and STAPLE AS THAT OF BROWN
WE SELL FOR CASH WE BUY FOR CASH
We are satisfied with PER CENT PROFIT ASK no Sec
oud Price. Have all goods marked in PlAIN
FIGURES so that man, woman and child "buy alike'
aud receive the same value for their money.
our prices for best Tancut Ribbons all colors, are
No / II cts. a piece; No. 351s ces. q piece
d" ! 2S: 2S5: !" " - p lS7 = /"
No 10 ST 471l per piece.
WE OFFER FANCY RIBBoNs ALL STYLES - ALL
COLORSr' "ALL QUALuES,' AT PRICES
HEEYING COMPETITION AND,
FOR CASH ONLY
Our establishment Is tue centre ot attraction Tor
.'Quick saes,' Light Profits and Good Value"
RoUCHEsl ROUCHEs!l
New styles and Patterns IA saving Of
80 PER CENT FROM CREDIT PRICES.
Examine mpics and be convinced
BLOND I.ACE%S, QUILIINGS, &c, &C.
Our line of these Goods always full. We Import
and .'Job" them at once for per cent advance.
Marked prices all Goods 'in Plain Figures" -.
A SAVING OF 40 PER CENT on THESE GOODS FkoA
CREDIT PRICES.
Our intention is to make the Ribbon Trade as staple
in regard to prices As domestic goods To do tins We
must sell OH MILLION DoLLAksWoR OF GOODS
We are Union Men "No North, no south" We
solicit the patronage Of Merchants, in every section
of the United States and the servants OF all who
lavor us with their trade aud patronage.
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
ll6 Chambers ST, New York,
the Hudson River Railroad hePot.
n H. WALLER nnlO-Im
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COLLECTIONS OF
Flower seeds by Mail,
FREE or POSTAGE
Tpsasy Sled sas czOies Tarale, for On. Dssl.-


I,OR tAs socommodalion of tAoss xho lore The eui-
IT Ivau0n q rouers, bot wno reslce at q distance
from where thsy can be procured. ne have selecic1
the GGf beautiful ard snowy yaFietes each sort
tneffn eetor aad eAicoiatsd 70 prednos hns erect
whsn planted out IN osdH grcupa IN ths fover bor-
der. We have had each variety distinctly marked
wiih ne hos.nirz snd kngsh nans, height, time u
towering, color q the flower, manper 81 growing,
uhsther erect or trsng, the tiHss should be
ahd ether SsleEbie hnts % culugaton- In 80
cisds AL uhich shy el0ozneFs have tnsig-
necant sppeer1nes hat the eolsotiops viii eonn-
prss oniy thoss which really sho~y and hznd-
sens, and ~hich ne esll~ve would prove % ths en-
tiFs sztsfHctoa u any lady genflsuan who might
bs dzIosed 70 order thezn. The eollectIous wil -
sat fFes bg psi - sny FArt u ne eeanty a. Ne
Rssorszsssl ss. seaslzis ef t~suss eho,es va
rsrties ~ Annusls......-..-. u
No. consists q twsnty ehoce va
r1sues ~ EisnniAiE and fsrsn-
nlAl1-
Ne. eonslst. q tsn extra hne vari-
rieties - A2nnalE snd feren-
nAis, slnoracinx many ~ The
ne. ana ehoscess n eaitixa-
Ne sss.l:,. 80; Z Az: y. s.-y sss::
/ Fo~ere 81 1slxh fanseGs
GerIasn Csrnaiion and fico-
! see Ptnks, xsrbsnss. fruf
fxnlss frsneh Aslcrss and
/ t pouble Hplly hocka. e4ch of
whxh sold a. - esnss .
s-ss ALI xlxx. : nxokESiiT
Nsx.-s. - c<sss s,<Sl<. ssd]~<s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-08
MOOD w NAE 4 n ~
HEALTH RESTORER.
DIR. 4. AeG0EN'S
SARSApAklLLA
t-k AND
xODADE OF POTASH,

DREP AIRED FROM FRESH ROoTs-the onlS kind
i worthy the confidence of Physicians OF the pao
fr-snperser 90 al others for removing Impurities o.
the blood OF Mercury from the system aud euring
Eruptions, Pmpies, Boils, Sores, BheomAtsm, Neural
gia, Syphilis, srrofua Dropsy diseases OF ihe BACK
Liver Kidneys skin and Head, Female Complaints,
a.; makes the skin clear and smooth and should DC
used in the Spring and Summer 10 purify the blood
and prevent sickness. 81 so a bottle.
Prepared By II :. HUGHES, Memphis, Tenn.
ssr sold IN Nashville By joss HoorKk, kAIss
BEogk and 10. q. Ba0ss, Druggists.
maFl-l
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uonse Agains

MIR. LAkG0a HE desires - lnform bis
WI srieads Ana abe puasc gsHeraliy that he has
sarsed fros his NeElheFn tear Ana = rsaey epsh
the fall szs.Aalen.
fully posted II aIireeenfi mpsassmept . % fheio-
graphic Ashiqa iA1lonEelf ms heHetofFa. solslY
epon sAs sertfs - his psctarss, asJ 1stsrmHed 60
spare e9rt - rleAze he ena adeatts invites these
who have nss- efeeA I'm fsF uall, 81 d. -.
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Adninistrafor,s Notice.

rIsHE nnaerslgued having ebtasnes lesters O Aa-
Il hlni trallun an Tie estate q ROBERT KING, as-
ceased The March Term. 1850 - the Csanty CoaFt
of naxssca eeanty ths = 10 30 ~ AL persons who
mas be lRaebtea u sasd estate eoaae fF~Ard aud
nl4ke Taymrnt NHhout del4s, and tboze haFsns
claims against the sane o. prcssnt tben, aaly
heuueztess, &fthin the time pFcssribed b iaw %
thay Hii be barred. SARAH T. KING,
naaFs2-fm Adnfx ef Eoot Ks1g dscid-