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RATES OF ADVERTISING
meoifal.
DY S EP STA

A sho~n by the statements of tfe p. ard or y,a.k
"A OF New lnEk, caused the uehih uf IS perxons
OF Oh oe.'tlss ih one week and lCl se.ths by co.
s'in'ii q, sIls-s ceo BY lysrei<sa- Asu Ell a.
tstee l"ct tlai ys elsia n the origin the zaaernr
Of 4 large portion OF those who die Il coi.suu,,l
becomes ihe duty Of every one 20 use such ore
tons sgsirsi arc remedy for Dyspepsia as &c q co
expef ence have place before them. and which ha
proved 10 be enicaesSus: Is this character
which READ the following Testimonials:
Testimony of Ar. Edward II. RowIey of the nrr. q
Ho~ley, AsLburner 4 Co. Ia North Whsrxcs ,
proof Of tie eAicaey Of Williams's Anti-Dyspepx
Elixir. -s-fofN
o PHnADE1sHuA, October %, lsss.
Dear Sir take pleasure In recommending v.rr
Ann14yspeiIe klNir, for the cure Of Dyspe6sts r
have taken II my sell for the disease ana lave b..
entirely cured '' see.
Yours respectfully
EDWARD h. RowIIY
cOmmunieation to John 4. Penrose. ESQ. from. n,
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Il. TX. R.

Il. R. II.
L. II. h-Kadwayis Ready Relief for Headaches
whether sick nervous; ;Rlieunnatisrn Par,
alysis, Lumbago, Gout Neuralgia Tooth
ache, Small Iox, kevers, swollen Joints
Kinney Complaints. Scarlet Fever Pains a.
round the Liver, Flcursy, Measles Heart
burn, and Pains of all kinds. Radways Rsa-
dy Relief viii, IN a few minutes change the
miserics you suffer to JOYS of pleasure.
x X k-Iadway ( Renoysung Resovent, for the cure
OF chronic dseases-such as Scrofulous and
Syihlfl- Complaints ,Consumptive and 9th.
ersnections OF the Lungs and Throat Indu-
raion aud enlsrgcnents Of parts, Eruptve
ano ether diseases Of the skin. Nodes Tu
mors Ulcers, Dyspepsia. and all other dis
eascses arising from impure state OF the
blood.
R.-ltaiiwsy's Regulators will cure effectively
and speedily, COstiveness Indigestion 10.
nafnnatiOn Of the Bowels, ny slspsia Liver
Complaint, Diseases of the Heart and XII.
ueys, Female Complaints, Small Pox Fcvers
Measles, &c. Whenever the system Il cli
OF order, a dose OF Radway u Regulators viii
restore II to regularity No female sh ould
be without them.
. r. r. Remedies are soldby Druggists everywhere
mSrln-lydAv RAILWAY \ CO
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
sHERIrE,s sAIE

pa virtue OI III "a 70 me Gifcclsd, and dsliv.
- erSe ifonI tie LoaOrable Crcu1 Court OF David.
s"n couuty tennessee At lts J. AZ IarIa 1859 .u
expose 70 p'lblc sale 10 he hiekt bidder for casA
- "a. SoIrt II use yard m ty city OF A4shy Ille os
SAiSA'Al, IhE SIt DAY Or .AAkch Is5y. an
the fsbt, te csIui utcTes and which t;oorxs
;. noh hg thea had, 0r may have since acquired IN
slis y t1e Following described Nrgro Woman namea
AAt4a, asc4 soy4t - ,rars. at black coaaplo aioa
tcfied ga a. TIE lirvpcrty ~ Gssfso - Buk a a
-! az eAsout a ~ uy hands IN fAvurOf H. T. Ba a.
% ag4ilst =, b. NJ. e, GssTge = boiling ana A p
b0iAEg February 20 1889
Jas y. iilNrUN, sheriff % Davidson co
tcDS-td a. h. HEAAcls. Deu,lsx -Shnrfr
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ConstitutfonaI Dfsease.,

Many diseases that siict humanity are Inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies sickIy sires
Scroiula, Consumption, syphilis and Fits, are among
the most common OF constitutional diseases. New we
care not how many The seeds OF these dis
eases may have been established In the system cor
tupuig The olood-ifddiodys Resordnn1 Resolnant vii
eradicate from the bodies of the anted yrry narti
ce OF diseased deposits, and h the veins with new
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Chfldren,s Diseases.

hdcaodyS RenOcdtin0 R>soiuartt should be hailed as
oessIng by every mother. throughou the land whose
are afhlcted with Sores Humors &c These
oIsAAihgN out (thus early) evidence of disease
from the parent stock few doses the
ieo1ditHg hesotret will eradicate every yest,ge The
dlseAse and insure the child sound aud healthy body
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sROnAc Again!

MIR. LAMCOMi>E desires 20 inform his
lNI trisnds and the pub, generally that uc ha- re
turucd Loi h'- Northern tour ana 10 rcauy tU open
the Iall campaign.
Fu, postrd Iu all rcccu mp uN cnei.ts IN lh"t"
Kraihi MthpU ldtiou--rcty ms - heretofore s"lry
upnn The stfiis of his p.CtuTvs, dud dctcTiiuv O.
st1rc no eruft ple,sv he confidently invites thUac
who have new gwen nam a taIT uaA, iuuV ~,
Ladies Wir"- hIs present rOoms the most cohVe
ncniiy anJ rI,ts,ut.y located al any IA the Cty,
hc.,x 81, ,.rn.r .f o. on s"Idgl-t
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NASHVILLE TENN, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1852
NEW SERIES NO. 99S.
gotels, ST.
FO ST NOV sE,


# @ " ST on y u,
+ RUSSELL FLLLE, KIP.
NJ. w. MASON, Proprietor.
TSNHIS new aud commodious Hotel snow thoroughly
furnished and complete in all It's departments.
The proprietor has added 10 the Hotel one OF the
largest and most complete
New stables
In the State capable of stang $50 horses under the
and supervision OF careful and attentive Osters
with warehouse for carriages, buggies, &c. Alss,
large lots under new fences for the of
droyers-
a BAR,
Furnished with pure and the Inusi choice brands Of
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tob ,con &c. has also been
added to the Hotel.
Thankfulfor the Observation-Disclosures which
the ''Forst House, has received has been in
charge of tile undersigned. he intends to spare
pains or expense to make il the most complete and
acceptable Hotel in Southern Kentucky.
Hacks, Buggies and Horses furnished travellers to
any point they. may desire from Russellville
septl-d&triwly II. W. MASON.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

II virtue a. a fcnslillOu ex ponas % ne direst :
~ g., AAd delivered from the H04orable Clrouas
e'.n ~ A-Ft4z"n CO., Tenn, az 10 January Lorna
1879, VII eA5tss n luoslr " ise bi hssg hlI
tsi tof c~ tbs Court house yard xaf. it th (.f
"a Nssh siile, "a sAtttkDAf, lfiE lsfu DAY tIf
AAia les- az the right, title, claim lutsresl and a.
.ats ~, y - ~ss,ts thea ilad MAJ have slno.
-eaeatd "a ass = iiis foassJhg aescElbsd Rea IA
t-sss to~A Lffs Ne asa 20 ~ chs Ia " LA A
sO~tA Nas si.g belsngng ~ a. d. II "a 's Estate "a
t-la "us " ~ = A-reA. sla sesslsrea Ghs aEess-
A-e 90, t4e A~iase oesIg ies dsoesa 70 .. q ssl-
iSss - A.. Aausfv =, Z & a. zs tnAy bs. sssa ~
eie ssee q sss-a a. frg sters ofice ~ IA ydson CO.
eSoA y" -, itsrs - ssa -to. bei1g - - a.
1r kfeiAs5&y ~ = g. brAoas, - sAt.ssg a 1aaxsssaf
rr1arfS- a. i@sof iA Cn-sies Lrssifi against g4lne<
9 tAlc - a. J. v. iaKs. isbge.l a Isse. ~
!. n HiA TuN, SaaeT1u
hfr of I&s.ls county.
ffsbS-tA ~ Z c DkAl>E, LsDy sasF.a
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REG LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND TICKSBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James johnson, Nashville. E. Howard, and
Ped RnVpr

One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every 9th
day at noon: time from Nashville 10 Memphis For
Is eight Hours; Ncksburg Five bays and to New
Orleans in seven Days
Boats leave Nashville every day and wait for the
arrival Of the Passenger Trains before starting.
For first class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
cts can be procured the different points, at prices
named in the 40 eXed Schedule OF Rates
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1859 POPULAR TRADE. 1853
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.

RIBBONS! RIBBUxS.. RiBBeks!..!
70 MEGoHASTs, MfIilyfas. IoIsRERs. ul.AikIs
9S klBtsJNSs IAiLA1>fhf Sotite.. AN
CASH BC fflks II Al1.slcfloNs ~ fnE may,
lie chANgsIsS sfI.EEr. NEw YORK.
JNo- FARREIL.
ESTABLISHED isss. lfN u4L
WE have originated a triDcile--a new era
ny IN the Rleboa Trade, whereby make Ihis
busineSs FLAIs, HxrIE and sEAFtH As TaAT o. HHs~s
saEAIfSSs. -.tA
VIZ SILL FOR CASH We BUY FOR CASH.
We are satsned ~lsh rsR cESr s'<ossr AsS no see-
oAa " see Baye ali goods marked N ll-AiS
EIeCAks, that uaAa, ~oslaA and enld bay -4iKe'
oar prices lof best TRrseta Ribbons all ooioss
No II cts- . ysessi NJ. :.,ss ca B t.sss-
:. s3.s a. !. sc
50 aSe 60 "a 10. z"
No 10 81 s5S per r.scs-
WE oFFERFANcY RiEB. IS eAII "a illos. :, = ALL
CUlloiss," .AiL VUALIIIts,s p Al rkicEs
AEFyiNG c0lsfEilIlUN AaD,
ftR CASH ONLY
Our establishment = TIE eentFe Il AftEAe'ion for
so1ssS s.iss, Light Prosss' and ''Geoa yAias.''
RoCuIEsi RorIHE,i
New Styles aad Patterns Al q SAVING of
30 PAX Gas ftUN CRi1ar f'i,icES
E.xAaalss oar a hassirs saa be Goa ssnees,
BEoND l.ACk<, QCll.slNasss 2es, Sc
and ..Jos~ thsn a eere tsf p<f eent -ss-i-ss.
M ssilG To- o. % % rss - sesi On G r .S Y
clEkdiI fikll1E. E=ts
Our ssseasson V 70 us4ks is hiebaa Tr11s slepis
m rr.ara a. s.ces a. doaneslse g0ods 70 10 tb
nuasS ALL aSk AgE LIN I1LlAi-s uokth Ol eOut1
PER ASNra asbl s+
s1e.t lis s..trsaasc Of NegshAals. every sscfa
of ths Cslsea ssaies ad the sersznts y a. Hlse
fAvor u essh pszsr sr@ds sna s--lfsa2ss.
mo. FAkhks A.. 81
cAssI glBnoN fiOtSE,
lss CEzaslerz a. Ses HoFk,
nsaz sAs Ess'is~s klssr A-aise-s Iss.t
4. ~stf.a SO ksaso-4aa
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Aa1'"ln1H COau1a sub nl6iJus nur1al,Ia, no,,,-
JoANNks FULvIcs.
When little John hit Susy's toe
Ana hdf! Sca4dod pratting Jos
What healed their WOuuus ana soothed th.ir vw..i
The OmtneLtl
nhsn Iommy gonEed his sisters ere
ma siingiLg Os,s made Ellen cry
What sovereign balm did " Q appiy,
The oiatnientf
what agent then could one desire
10 quetch the rage Of burning ire
10 sooth Tie sung Of insects direI
Tie 0intmen
tAch rruggisi in this happy land
for fwciity- 70 oeats ID ais t,and
wa forthHIth ilaee AZ your command
That Ointment
lhE eRAEhNBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN or,rv
AEN Is iSf sale by ali Dru gsts IN Touossee ana r.
go ALkA. AACkkNZ
Ii College street
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Seventy-Six,....P. X. BARCLAY. Master
Joe III. Conn, .JonN WooDBrRS, Master.

The above named first class steamers have entered
into an arrangement forming Lightning Express
Line between
CINCINNATI AND NASHVILLE,
connecting at each port with all the lines Of Steamers
and Railways Giverging from either Cuc natl
Nashville Passengers by this line of boatsare trkeed
through To any destination they may desire. One
the above Steamers will always be found in port.
Shippers and Passengers having had so much reason
hitherto 10 complain Of delays and disanpontmeHts,
90 the eparure of Steamers the vertised time,
the Assters of these Steamers have agreed to, and
Will leave positively advertised. Tie Public may,
at al events, rely upon these Boats leaving the
time they advertise. Freight and passengers will in
variaby be carried at the current For freight
or passage apply on board, or to
dec2I-tf II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
The BLlsT lIAlhENl IN TiIE woRL
ir For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by x &c
Taa,ps unle.,;. 0si n ,......

Leans Volcanic Oil Lininent.
READ fOfk YOURSELVES!
Tboulas tOnd, biaCksfnitiii living near CSs aveL
Ieuth street, had horrible TtAlIag sore on
foot. lie tried various Liiiinieuts, saiyes sc
could DO u no good- he desIa9ea of ever being Ab
~ work At las trade again, because hc could not be
any veiEin hzs ss,ots naa bs ltiie ID Acl1kB
holcanle ianiusssst, he = af@ irrilsrLy cursd
kiseGHakisszi, fAsaiyes Aetfaiza, sfssrs. Sprsir
: irness y lAe Jsants Asscics, Ihfals1 sHe
ihes. f24F<4che az fsnlh aclss, Nounds, frrsh Cat
ssrcs tsars, s1aiis. f;aiak kr yseid u the mage
illaeAee - Elk npnccEfeI LniinrBt.
fur heFses And Cattie Il is infabie remefy z
Cb4fts, Calis, scratches, Cracked Heels, izIsehe
skANn. SGceuy, spiiut, Flstala, Bruls-s, skelltn
weuas, lsztite stl.Se Bates And varseus sther dss
~isBc ssllAls glabls 10 from laJaTi-s Acc8
dents.
Every Coantry hsrekant shvaia obtain a supply
Mclean olc-anc Oh lAA.neAt IL sells Tapl,.ly
cause i > caFes.
y hberl alscvaII Will be made o. merchants
euy - sell 4szln
ps- Dor sAie sy =. H. MCLEAN, Proprietor, corn
of lIirc AID Fins slrces. 81 lozis. Nlsssuri; also
sale - @b<sse apiS-ct~AxIy
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Meoifal.
r.. r.. r..

X. Il. IL.
HEALTH vii, in all cases, follow the use OF Rad
II ways *, X. Remedies. There 80 sck
or diseased, so weak feeble, crippled with pain
inhrmIues but that kaiwayss Ready Relief Rcncvat-
ing Resoiyent, or Regulators the the dis
ease OF sekliess may require viii quickly and rapid
ly cure.
These remedies consist of Railways Ready Relief
KsdwSy Renovaiing Resolvent; Rad way Regulators
Each Of these remedies possesses special curative pox
ers over certain diseases Yet there other dseas
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required ana when thus used If there Is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased or dying body 10 sus
tain their action the patient viii live and be restored
10
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet,

= ME fine Passenger and a G--D
freight Steamer EaSrPURT, EsOxsresSzzsze7 |
E. WeoD, Master will continue
the above trade the entire season. making regular
trips be wecn this city and New Orleans. The EAST
pOKT is last of light draught and well adapted for
the Cumberland river trade.
nov24-u vff A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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LAND FOR SALE.

NEAR the Nashville ana North A -. -
~ Western Railroad. IN Chcaih- -
county am Offering great bar - 80 t4.A
gains IN the follow .ng Tracts OF 1sfs.ite<xI
Land
one Tract lying the Charlotte Pike y miles from
Nashville and within mIle Of Harpeth river, con
tanning 20 acres. Nlth good doible Log House hch-
en- out houses stable, and Spring upon Il, which viii
be sold for Hundred Dollars; half cash, the bal
ance year credit without Interest.
One Tract lying Turubuil creek, within n Few
hundred yards Of the Nashville & y. ". r., nn 'ly
tmbered with Poplar waluut and oak about 80 acres
rich Bottsu, ~th aue Springs also a Blowing Spring
Cave, alro the Charlotte Ppe, contain
ing so acres wica will be sold Tor 81 O00 onethlrd
cash, The ba~noe on ole and two years credit With
out Interest.
tine Tract lying about miles west Of Kingston
Springs and Hfle from the NashK lie ". K. R,
containing $50 Acr-s, heavily tmbsred ~ ltl al klnds
Of growth has free spr ug II. has several
hundred acres Of good upland uppu Il; would make
lne stick Farni. Bue country i"r H'gs AID sheep.
whsch ~ill Dc sd Tor 81 600, "nethrd csh, the bal
sId ears creest, without Interest.
One FIRM iying On Big Harpelh, within nliie Of
vile ~ ". X. X, containing 5i5 acres, about rs
acres IA cultivation good HOurc and all necessary
ouL-houses apoh II Ibls farm has one OF the encst
water pON ID IN the state Tor large mAchinrry
Was solectrd by tie fiun J0HS BlLI site Tor
the ATmory OF CnHea states; Nhish viii b. sold Et
SO Ter acre ue-tiiird cash. the balance AMI
years credit wilhout iiterest- or " PURCHASERS
would pfelc Iay M all cash wil discount per
month upon tie time paper Tor All tue above
tracts.
I-s sons washing purchase will please call upon
the unders gned, General Land Asest fur CheaflIam
CO., res,n.. al hil gstOn Springs.
ian2e-imdiriwAw J. kRfIiER.
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uAStEoAEI.1 EnibFoidsrss ss4 Plan. .an1 ssmzii
sses-u : 4 ku0Li4~
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AS5S. 1850.
Lightning Express Line!
BETWEEN
CINCINNATI AND NASHVILLE.
- -

nNE of the following Steamers leaves Cincinnati
" pos lively every Friday. Leaves Nashville posi-
lively every thursday.
The swift and Elegant Passenger Steamers
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st. fouls.

CALLAHAN, w H. HAYDEN, FERD. A. HAssE1 MAN
Late 1Oith H0sSeP,Ga Il .Saaith-
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llasbpillf Qatriot..

a3t TER MS:
Tri-Weekly per annum, ,---...-..-.-.... W
Weekly, per annnm 49,; yyooi;,;cs w
for one year, in advance, -....--...... W
When the Daily, Tri-Weekly, or Weekly D 70 s os
discontinued (paid in advance at the time ~
orr the subscriber must order otherwise IL VIII ue
ontn ed at our option, until paid for ana stoPPeu'
not paid it must be paid at the time OF dlscohtnu-
nee, at our option. II the party IS gooo' IL Wal '
ent until paid. ,.,,..-u =, orr
Rsmittances by mail, in "regstered" letters Al ou'
risk.
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Louisville and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance, Dunlieth. Ella, John Gualt and
Tempest,

Leave Nashville every thursday and Tuesday at II
O'Clock VI. Time from Nashville TO Louisville Sixty
Hours and tC Cincinnati Four bays.
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KrSzseros, Sep, u, 1880
OcToREk 10, 1850

Dr. JAMES wHrrAN AV' Ao~s
ncSr Sir;--Iisving suffered ro- \ Iar,, g..
Dyspepsia SO severely t3t NAs com pIeteIv ,.ro.,
ed and having uivd every means for r.iies ,.i,h.,
success. WAS aaVisedto use your q Apti nv s-s,Is
Exir.' II affords much pleasure "a ,So iSs.s
thatl am entirely cured By rs use aLd cordsity .
commend II TO AL persons uteIing under Dyspen.i
- Very respectfully &c.
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testimony OF Mr. Abner Zines, Market street shox
sAtAs eorruboratiVe oI The efficacy Of WIi,sps.
AhI-Dy yspefte Elixir - --''1-A'-g
DR. JAsI1s NnIIANs:
4'e~I Sill gives me great pleasure 20 know IN,
- AsuA preparing your medicine for ,be r.r-
- 80, i"i many oT my sequaintAnees have -.
HoA'e'Aiy asked me " Nhcre u could be Drnrure5 l
hg taAt had heen cured by a. AsI tbfrl 49,"
puVIc a, Nlo" led cement OF tLe grear beneni r..
Ieec!Nea from Ihe use Of your icpe is No, o-,
eue 20 YOU but may be useful to Others nov. reI
-; for several years suffered from IlS.,....-,~
~on te'se'' I" such an extent that NV Leab ~
ooIattnl2h were rapidly sinking ultd,r 4, 7 -
ooneliea 70 restrict my self 20 tie most sn,nla go
ana ~ Nli llai could not digest; I Ielt Ioss -
s'to"eths lsIN'uailon u exercise aud ,as Won ~ =
70 .",.i itlsenebt) general feeling Of asrra.
SOU aho - Iese Die WEAKNESS IN ths wear isss
e'IiLs @ I1iA otaeFs high rccomnlondatioa Of -,
h"bs si'lnc t.'Alr, procured and usea IL III az.
hlosa H@pis enect; under its inBu,,lce I,e,ar 80
ihVsS Gradually passed awav and ma srns,-,.
revived hli4eh could graiify wuh IfnnpS,y IT,
geAIs AANe 10" elapsed, ana n,y conndsnoe an tbe -
r"'ho irsers oi gour n licine has Of r,nrss y,
cteSH'a' t"f u completely cured ne wLen failsa a
OOIA'h eiei tom any other source.
Very respectfully yours
Nir''is sold in bottles at 81 e,ch or an
Ties for -. A' VI siA oos.
tiNliStori JAAt@s WILLIAMS MD
. Chemist aud PhArttlaceur,s,
NO. south SSventh street Philsasi,,sJ.
For sale by AiilraGg .sis .n,ls;
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Communication 10 Join =. Penrose, ESQ. from N,
Franklin Eyre, Kei.singior = -
II Is Win great sgafncaoa that testify 10 the A.
acacy OF Wisn.s's Auli-i.yspertIc Elirfr 49, ~ - -
80 strong!y fec"H.fnendee u nIe, and for rh.ch
heartily thank ycg; il has ompletely res,a,sd So
heSiil,, winch ehcerfGHy pnhliely ackpow lsa~s
~iiithe hops tAAi others n..,y lie similarly
TFgly yours
FRANKLIN EYRE
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THE BALLAD OF THE OINTNENT

- WILLIAMS, n. ID
Chemist aud PhAriaaceutist:
For sale by aii1rusg .sts '''''1 ,'ils: pnls:
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30

from their lsbors, Lessons that can no.
where else be obtained with ten times
the outlay. Our mechanics in Iowa,
should likewise place their inventions
on exhibition, and compete with their
brethren Of other parts Of the Union,
for the prizes. Let it be done.
Let Iowa be we'll represented; let
her blooded stock figure among that Of
other States; let her products Of the
field, the orchsrd and the dairy he
seen among similar products from other
States; let her artisans-her noble,
hsrd-workiug mechanics, array the
result of their labor and study side BY
side with that Of New York, 1assa.
chusetts, Connecticut and California,
and we have the vanity to believe the
result will prove emiuently satisfactory
At any rate TRY IT.
Let Scott county be attended to.
What Say Mr.. Cannon, Mr.. Washbun
and Others? What say the farmers
generally! and the mechanics too !
Let the response be favorable and gen.
eral.
On this subject we shall have more
to say hereafter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
lH Notwithstanding the assertic

LE Notwithstanding the assertion
of contemporary, we deny that the
so-called Harlan speech was delivered
at Des Moines, within the present year.
The manner in which the editor of the
Gazette attempts to sneak out of the
corner into which he led himself by
his own misst atemcnts and blundering,
is indeed refreshing not to say charac-
teristic. His first statement that the
speech was delivered at Des Moines on
the occasion Of the Republican State
Convention, is false; his subsequent
affirmation that he never said so is not
true, as has been sufficiently proven,
aud his third statement. made to con-
vey the idea that his first statement
was correct and in unison with the
second, only shows how natural it
is for that creature to speak falsehoods
where the truth would suit his purpose
much better.
In conclusion we would add that the
speech that Harlan is tranking over
the State IS his great Des Moires
State Republican Convention speech
was never delivered there and we chal.
lenge the entire Republican press Of
the State to prove that it was.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30

The opposition are getting very
uneasy At the prospect ahead" They
appear to think that the capital which
their leader is trying to make for him
self in Europe, will be Of little service
1t home. The Exeter Hall fanatics do
not poll votes in American ballot
boxes. The Warrington correspond
ent of the New York Herald, under
date Of the esd inst., says:
II is reported that w. H. Seward has been
written to that his immediate presence In
this country 10 desirable. Something must
be done to force Douglas to take strong
Southern Democratic ground. or the lead
ing republicsns fear he will break up their
party in the Northwest They now See
the folly Of their union with him against
Lecompton. Douglas gets all tn credit for
that job, and seems determined to hold .
or middle ground. which is
to the people Of the Mississippi
Valley. Hence Seward 10 wanted to defeat
the Vaccinations Of the Little Giant. -
Will he comet
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30

Judge 0holson moved 70 this town from
Virginia In the year 1884. and coatiousd 70
live here till be removed TO Ohio. Judge
@. 10 veil acquainted with the writer OF this
letter. and viii not. think, deny any state
nent herein made. His old friends here
feel and utter the strongest indignation at
the course which he has lately pursued -
There 10 . proposition 70 hold public meet
ing 70 give public expression to the feel
ings and opinions Of the community In re-
gard To his present position before the pso-
pie Of Ohio.
l have written the foregoing quite hur.
riedly, and have doubtless omitted 70 men.
ton many facts that you would be pleased
to learn; but, a. before mentioned. ! will
send, 10 the course Of Eve or elk days. -
much information, and that we'll authenti.
Gated. - will amply confirm oil that have
stated.
Yours, very truly.
e. w. ROOTE5.
n. JOHNSON. ESQ, Cleveland. Ohio.
The statement herein made by Mr.. Rootes,
know 70 be true.
Rw. EDNONDSON.
Clerk U. 8. Dist. Court North'n Die Miss