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Democratic Meeting.

At . meeting Of the Democratic voters Of Olympia
precinct, held Saturday 10th day of April 1853
At Masonic Hall for the purpose OF selecting dele
gates to attend the County Convention for the pur
pose Of selecting delegates to attend the Territorial
Convention,-Wm. Rutledge, jr., was chosen chair
nau, and W. II. Carlton secretary. aur ra'.'r1t
The following named persons were unanimously
elected delegates 10 attend the County Convention
James Tilton, Smith Hays, Benz. Harmed, Cortland
EthKdge. Jacob Summers, b. L. henness, j. b. Dick
erson, Joel Risden, VIM. Rutedge. ir, Jacob L.
MyeTs, John Stewart, Rufus Willard, EdmGnd Sylyes
ter. Mas Galliher, John L. Butler, Levi 0nutt.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resoloed, That in the event any Of the delegates
elected at this meeting shall fail to be present tine
County Convention. It shall be the duty Of thosc dele
gates who shall be present, to chose from among
themselves persouor personsto east the volein said
Convention u such absent delegate or delegates.
On motion, the delegates elected by this meeting
were instructed to cast their votes for delegates to
the Territorial Convention who are favorable to the
nomination Of Isaac |. Stevens for delegate TO Con
gresG 1910 a7I O.. a.
motion to appoint committee Of seven 10 re.
eeVe the Hon. l. l. stevens his arrival in the Ter.
rtory, adopted, and the following named persons
appointed said committee @. II. Mason, W. W. Mil.
ler, Judge Yantis, J.w. Wiley, b. l.. Henness, c. II
Armstrong, Capt Hunt.
The proceedings were ordered TO be published iu
the Pioneer and Democrat.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
;A WIN. RUTLEDGE, Chairman.
VIII. Cannon, Secretary n'
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the honor conferred on him, and stated that
he could not conscientiously obey the in,
structions, and requested that his name
might be withdrawn, which request was
unanimously granted, and the Hon, j. NJ.
Hawk elected in his stead.
On motion the proceedings of the meet,
ing were ordered printed in the PIONEER
AND DEMOCRAT ......... ....
On motion adjourned sine die.
j. NJ HAWK, Chairman.
G. L. WEED, Secretary.
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vancouver Precint Meeting

Pursuant to public notice, democratic
precinct meeting was held in the school
house at Vancouver, in Clarke county, w
T., at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, on Saturday the | 9Th
day Of April, 1859, for the purpose of cleo.
ting delegates to the county convention
The meeting was called to order, and jay
D, Potter elected chairman, and VIM. Kel.
y, Secretary.
After the chairman stating the object of
the meeting, it was moved by Mr.. Sohon,
that the delegates to be elected by this
meeting be Instructed; which motion was
carried
Tho following persons were then nomina-
ted and elected delegates: Vim. Kelly,
Gay Hayden, c. S. Irby, p A'hern, VIM
Dillon, \: Cochran, s, Barker end dusta
1t was moved by VIM. Kelly, that the
delegates now elected, be instructed to use
all honorable means to secure the nOmina-
ton Of Hon. IsAkc ]. SrsIsSs for Delegate
10 Congress. Carried. o. ,f..5.as
Mr.. Il. b. Smith offered the following
Resolutions: -- ig-..
--.ResOired, lst.-That we endorse the
course pursued by BiIes, Stiles aud Smith,
members elect to the last Legislative As
sembly Of Washington Territory
2nd.-Thatit it is our firm belief and opin-
IOA,that they acted as True Democrats y
Upon motion Of j. F. Smith, the resolu-
items were laid on the table.
Upos motion il was resolved, that the
proceedings Of this meeting be forwarded
to the Pioneer and Democrat, PngeL Saund
Herald and DaLes Journal, with request
that they be published. 10 ''. .'
On motion, the meeting adjourned. %
Chairman
We 'S4tlAA \ ELY ! J '-6 6seeyttary y.v .slzosoi7
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DIED.

After a short but severe illness, Of DropST Of the
Brain. at Wood lawn, in ThurstOn county, W. T., on
the 30tr OF March, 1859, EMMA, infant daughter oi
LEONARD d. and hUCETTA DURGIN, aged two years
10 months and 2l days.
There are circumstances cnnec ed with the above
sad chronicle clothing such occurrence with unn
sual interest. We may Oude to the sweet innocence
and purity Of the Child-tne temporary loss of her
mothers care--that mother being deprived Of her
reaspn-the necessary absence of her father called
but lately to California TO visit his beloved but alirt
ed wi!e,-his present pecuniary tmbaTassmcnts, all
so well combining 10 prove the truth of the old aGagc
that " troubles come not single handed.' But ten.
porarily orphaned the little one, she found a
home indeed in tile good family whose matrUn, Mrs
Isaac Wood acted with all the affection and devotion
Of a mother to the little lOrlorn one. Add to this
tat for nearly two weeks after the spirit had taken
lis fight, little EMMA appeared as in sweet sleep
the body cold in DEATH but the muscles placid. She
was buried on Tuesday, the 18th inst and until the
day previous, visible signs of decay Appeared. At
twilight Tuesday evening last in the presence OF
the good family who gave her a home, she placed
in the narrow tomb. The father had arrived in time
to witness this last sad te t. his dear little treasure
whom but short period before he had folded in his
arms and left in good health, probably anticipating
the speedy recovery of his wife, then again TO con
contrate these joys of home. Bat now how diSap;
pointed. lie comes back bat TO bury the lileless
corpse Of his little jewel.
To him in his affection, to The family aud friends Cf
the departed coincidence and sympathy muy he soOth-
ing, but there is hope upon which they may more
surely rely. The father looking upon the serene and
smiling face of his swcc, babe could not fail To have
been impressed with its purity and innocencc,--he
must have felt assured that she whom call dead,
had but passed to another and a better sphere. To
the bcreayed there must be consolation and comfort
in the reflection that Just such as she furnish the type
to Saviour, in his happest most poetic and brill
liant illustration Of thlt world beyond the grave
Suffer little children to come unto ne, for Of such is
the kingdom Of lleaven."--t Communicated.
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Chambers Prairie Democratic Precinct
MoeilDg,

Pursuant to notice, the Democratic voters
Of Chambers Prairie precinct assembled at
the McMsllen school house on Chambers
Prairie on Saturday the 10th inst, for the
purpose Of electing their delegates to at,
tend the County Convention TO be held at
Olympia on the 23d inst. Jf a
At the appointed hour the meeting came
to order and elected Hon. j. NJ. Hawk
Chairman, and Chas, E. Weed Secretary
After ascertaining as nearly as possible
the number of voters in the precinct, it was
agreed to send seven delegates, as had been
done the two previous years.
On motion, the ballot system was adopt.
cd and the candidates baloted for sepa.
rately, the one having the greatest number
of votes being. declared elected.;i u +. .-
The balloiing resulted 10 the choice Of
the following named gentlemen, viz: B. f.
Ruth, O. p. Platter, John Wood, c. E
Weed, j. 4. Smith, A. j. Baldwin; and
Jos. White.
The following preamble and resolution
was then offered by Mr.. Weed and adopt.
ed. fi''.' '' % -s - '..
WHEREAS, tits our firm belief that our
present delegats, l. l. Stevens, has and will
f.elected again, use bis influence in main
tanning the happy relations existing be.
tween our Territory, the Pacific States and
the Federal Government, and having the
utmost confidence in his integrity, ability,
patriotism and democracy, being satisfied
with the manner in which he has represent.
ed us in Congress; therefore, be it
ResOired, That this delegation is instruct.
ed to vote for none but known Stevens men
IN the County Convention while hope for
his success remains. --' .--
Upon the adoption of the resolution, Mr..
Baldwin rose aud thanked the meeting for
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" OPPOSITION Is THB EIFT OF TRADE. ;
HORSES SHOD FOR THREE DOLLARS.

TNHE undersigned has now in connection with his
Il Wagon Mannidctory'a Blacksmith shop where
the public can have their work done in good order
and on short notice, at reduced prices. Horse shoe.
ing reduced to three dollars
Wagons and 1I1ESdcz
on hand and made to Order cheaper than ever offered
In this market before. Repairing and Blacksmithing
done at short notice.
Orders from distsnce solicited and promptly at
tended TO- Satisfaction warranted In every instance
or charge made. LII
Shop-one door east OF Mless Saloon, on Main and
Second streets, Olympia, W. 7.
2l:R .. J.B. DIcKERsON.
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PROPOSALS

For Openi1,C iLe U s MiiitaraJ R0ad from
-, .,
Stfudcoom 10 h6Hnshdm bay ~ =.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned, or the officer IN charge, at the
Office Of U. s. Military Roads, Fort Vancouver W r.,
until noon Monday, the 9Th of May 1859, for open
ing TRAIL practicable for packmules and stock
driving, from Seattle Tor point near there. TO he
designated by the Engineer IN chargc) to Whatcom-
distance of So miles, moie or less--on the above
named road
The road has been carcfully and completely bazcd
throughout and the work thereon qured viii be to
cut down and remove all such trees aud other Obst-
clcs may be necessary to tie Ulhlment OF the
ditions of its being good and practicable trail.
Bidders will specify stipulated sum, per nH'.
Each proposal must be accompanied by u written
guarantee signed hv two responsible persons in the
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FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE
A. CHOICE BAND OF STOCK CATTLE FOR
n sale, consisting Of sixteen Cows aud theiT
Spring Calves, ten YCnrliuEs, and ono Bull.
The above cattle are all gentle, well broke, and Of
choice selection.
Apply to y. c. COCHRAN,
April II, 1853. 2l:3t SkoOkum Chuck.
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HH'N 'I ..|I
Turpentine, (" q" 200
GsrOcorivE- lsll
sugar, bro. u ID. .il1@l5
sugar. white crush. Ipt
per h ...-a.g..ls6e2O
Coffee, q ib....a-.Y YeGu25
Tea, - -6OeB $3.50
Rice, Caro-. y ID. @lG
Dried Apples, y ID @20
Dried Peaches - " 20
Chill Peaches, 4 &" 2S@35
soap, b box. .$l.25
Starch, 4 d.. 20
Candles, mid, ON 37l
do Adm. - " 35l5O
do Sperm, a" as
Tobacco, q ID. ... I0@ Is
.Salerdtu5, " .... ljQL2O
Pepper, grain. S8bI s7A
Syrups, y gal....T5gl20
vinegar, cider q
LgdhOn !. -...a... h so
Lamp oil, Il gal. @Sl.50
I IsiqnOI~-'
brandy, q gal..sl.25@l.5O
Whiskey, q, .LOOGI.5O
Gin. Il gal. ...... @s2.jO
Port Wine, u gal. g$2.50
Cherry Brandy, .
gallon. ...,...sl.50dS2
Sunti,Ic,-
Nails, q keg. &t7.jO
Window glass, L.
box. .........t .t4-50Gs7
Sash. z light. 90. l2IlG
Axes, ~. Sl.75Mt2 Is
Buckets, 3 hoop,.. .5o@sl
Br,oms. s........ 37@G2
Lulnber r.
Sawed fir, Il M....sl2GlG
" cedar, ....slG6t2O
Shingles, Il ". s4.j0dttj
Square timber, e
foot. ,s@l0
Piles, = fout IL. g5
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NOTICE,

PoRT TOWNSEND, W. T., April II, 1859.
(fAPT. f. S. FOWLER is fully empowered and au
- thorzed 10 attend TO my business affairs dllrini
my absence from this ICrritiy.
2l:tf N'''' THOs. l. HANNA.
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.LnNn0M GLuR HOUSE GlN"

To the pnblic. my aim was To give them pure ard
nnadalterated ortcle OF Gin and TO call by its right
cxtcnsiee sale In California u a sufficient guarantee
Of the high appreciation Of fe article by consumers.
Various parties have from time TO time put up and
shpped TO California an article which they call Cur
HorsE GiS,r Ny Gin, which has gained such a rep
uta,ion in California, is branded on the cases.
"Old London Club House Cin---Wm. n. D."
The bottles also have a white label with fac sinh
lie Of my signature. caution all parties to beware
" limitations.
WIN. II. DALY,
Sole Importer.
l2tfis NEW YoRE.
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WOOD And WILLOW EAHE LINE

at pricts % DEFY COMPETTTION.
In addition we also KEEP on hand full and complete
ass1rtmeutof u .t IL sN.|...
5PSYlCNl33 AMID ,1Ol2SDAd8sa
Of every description. comprising LINsS AND CoTToN
SHINE fHINE, MANIA AND COTToS RoPE AND CoRns,
LISI.N AND CoTTON COP LINES. BARLows SHoE
THREADy SALMON GnLlNG TwINE NETs AND SsINEs
FISH Hooks AND LINES, WRATPINs AND Swing
TwINHs, &c, &c.
Traders are respectfully solicited to call and examine
oar stock before purchang elsewhere, as VIC feel
hdent from hong experience in the business and
complete knowledge of the articles suited to the trade
as well superior facilities for obtaining goods 81
the LOWEST EAsrERS PRIcEs, that viii be enabled
to give more Iuu and complete satisfaction aad sell
] oW rR than any other house in the city. 5m-0is
, 1859-04-22

QLAxK MORTGAGES, neatly executed. s1r sale
d at this ondee.
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,5s Fishing Gear.
Salmon Nets 40 mes,es deep s inch mesh, 20 fath.
ems long. .f o. 80 ..H 'Ya9. g. a
silmon Nets 40 mesl.es deep inch nlcsh 30 faith.
oms long. 3. --." f. 500
Herring Nets, 20 feet deep, u zach mesh 10 faith.
nms long.
Herring Nets, 70 feet deep II inch mesh is faith
Cs oms long. '' Wa .-nE yrH
Herring Nets, q feet deep u inch mesh Is faith.
\ oms long. tr..a d.. +. .rH"fast
| 900 Tbs Netting Twine. fine middle and stcu,.
So dozen Fishing Lines. -
6t thousand large sized Cod Fish HoOk[
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FROM LONDON
~ DIRECT ! L
PER +" SCOTSMAN"

Ok CASES ASSORTED PICKLES, 90 DOZEN
e)O Pihts and Quarts.
{ cases assorted Sauces, % doz half pints.
"a do do Bottled Fruits, 4s d5z.
Is do do Jams and Jeles, 60 doz. / n jars.
6 do do Salad Oil, pts. and hf pts 27 doz.
40boxes HYDRAULIC Sperm Caldles, .25 Il each,
2 cases Capers, half pnts, u doz.
s do Potted Meats, SO dcz.
! do Anchbvy Paste, G doz. .lA
| do BlOater Paste, 6 doz.
? do Sardincs, IL aud IL tins, o. doz.
I do Mustard, 20 duz. l-2 and II u. ..-rf. .--
L do Curre in boxes, 10 doz, II b bottles.
] do Auowroot, 9 dozen 70 tins.
Z | do Cayenne Pepper, Is doz. aud %. castors
? do Calr,S footJelly. G doz. haif pats.
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LON DON -.
CLUB HOUSE: /: GIN.
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS CELEBRATED GIN--PRETENDnS0 TO
i nothing bat what il y, VIZ; pure and unadnl
terated article, and assuping no aihcial merits Of
what Is not, as anne Of its rival mitators doateF
five yers Of public approval oDd very extensive saes
ia California has been prOnosnesd hy The public 70
be superior not only as beverage Of general use 10
any other aItieIe competing sEainst 81 hnf 8 !. NJ
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1874 Duck always on hand for Wagon Sheets
Tent Cloths, etc.. etc.

Together with the above Goods we have large
stock of 10 l. IL aud ia Bed Blankets. Also,
general stock of staple Dry Goods, to which invite
lie attention of Retail Buyers No. 81 College ST
nova A. c. L A. b. BEECH.
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DR. JAMES wuIiAss:
Ia.ar sir;-Havlng suffered for long time from
Dyspepsa SO severely that was completely prostTat
ed and having tried every means Tor relief without
success 1 was advised 10 use your "Anti-lyspetis
Elxirn IL affords ms much pleasure 10 inform you,
that am entirely cured by rs and cordially
oomuaend IL 10 all persons suffering under Dy spepsia
Very respectfully, &c.,
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THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

RE well known and eagerly sought for LhToug bout
~ the whole Continent Of America.
Never Before their introduction could any se-
ries OF popular remedies he found that were equal 20
any emergency, that were always 10 be relied on and
within reach of the poorest persons
Never Before the Gr'eionberg Pills, could you
Liver Complaints Dyspepsia. CostIveucss and Asthma
Never Before tins Fever and Ague remedy
could yIhing be found that cured all cases OF Chls
Never BEFORE the Green Mountain Ointment
was there 90 be luu4d Tor 25c. any immediate cure
for Burns, Bruises, Cuts old Sores, Erysipeas, and
Iniammauons, either external or internal
Never Before Narshall,s Uterine CR-
tholicOn Was Falling Of tie Womb ana other
Uterine diseases found 10 be durable Now tcn cases
out of twelve are cured by thls medicine.
aH- II any physician supposes that this is merely a
quack remedy, We would reply, "tat IT is prepared
by DR.. POmeroy, Of Utica wealthy and old psl cian
Of the Au0Iathlc sChUo-thRt Ne Viii furnish any
puttble phiscian any quantity Of it, gratutousy u
test its merits his Patients and furthermore, by
writing TO lhrPomeroy he can be furnished with its
component parts. II is the greatest blessing 10 the
fem that the science OF medicine has discovered
Never Kefore the Grefeuberg Dyseutary Sy
rup, there a certain remedy for Bloody FuN, by
scntery, DarrGa or ChocTa-now ali can be cured IA
Never Before the introduction Of the Chhdren'
Pauaeet could mother feel the life Of her babe sal,
for a day, while under five years Of age. lcuthfu
diseases aud strong medicines carried them on-noN
tins medicine cures them even alter teh doctor anC
nurses have pronounced their cases hopeless Pric'
only soc.
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter so popular
the Health Btter. that costs &c Why should th'
world suffer from Dyspepsia or Bilious diseases
while this simple medicine can, AT all times, preven
Up
Never Before was any preparation or Sarsa
pariila 50 powerful that compounded by the Gre
4 feuberg Co
Never Before has the Consumptives Balm
| found is equal. How many are tie nov IN lie ans
health, who would, ere this, have entered Death
| dark portal, if they had not been recommended 4
tins IN preference to many uostrums that Ar
loudly VauntcdY
| Never before were Piles and kindred disease
certain We have Cert!uCAtcs OF persons en-
trcly recovered after Dr Note. aud oter great ply
sicans had asserted that nothing but the knife cOu
! afford relief
| Never Before could intamed eyes and weak
ul sight be cured for twenty nye cegfs. The by
| Lotion does H.
| Never BEFORE any Book published tina
| contains "a much medical know ledge the Gr ssen
| berg Manual OF Health, for twenty nve cents.
| ought to be IN every family IA Tie land.
Never Before has any Almanac been publlshe
| SO valuable the Health Almanac. IL is furnishe
| grstgitously by ali Druggists, aud by
| AI.tN. MACKENZIE,
| oct2i-u II Coege street, Nashville.
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X. II. H.


r. X. R.-Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick o. nervous: rheumatism, Par
aysis, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Small POX, Fevers, swollen joints
Kinney Complaints Scarlet Fever, Pains a.
round the Liver, Peurisy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains OF all kinds. Radways Rea-
dy Relief VIII, in a few minutes change the
mlseries you suter TO Joys of pleasure.
r R-isadway S RenOyatng Resuyent for the cure
of chrollc dScases-suCh Scrofulous and
Syphilitic Complaints ,Consumptive and 9th
eT affections of the Lungs aud Throat, Iudu-
ration ana eulargcments Of parts, ETuptive
and other diseases Of the SKIN, Nodes, Tu
mors, Ulcers, dyspepsia, and all other dis
easeses arising from an impure state of the
Blood.
R.-kadway's Regulators Will cure, effectively
and speedily, CostivcuCss, Indigestion, In
Hanms,tion of the Bowels, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Diseases OF the Heart and kG.
ueys Female Complaints SmallPoN Fevers
Measles, sc. Whenever the system Is cut
OF order, dose Of Radway s Regulators Will
restore 1t To regularity No female should
be without them.
R r. r. Remedies soldby Druggists everywhere
marlO-lydGw RAllMAG n 90
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Eloue Again!

H. LAhNO Va HE Ncslfos % tnIuftl Us
vi iTicnds And the paoiic generally that lac has
GaTl.ed ro.. hs SoTtaefA tour and - rrzay ~ epea
The lall cAma a&tge-
fuuy posted Ia all reeeut improvements IN Photo
srataio 4aal.,ulAtioH-relyin heEetoiuFe, soely
asn ths sssTtts his plctaEcs, Ahd detcFtnlca ~
sa,.r no elsft 10 e4se be narntiy ihvhas those
~ho have never gwen hlIn far u All, "a do sos
lAdBes - IL aad Ais present roSss tbs aost eonv vs-
n1eutly and plsAsAHIly located OF any the Clty
ksgry slgoes, ,oog aeG 81 Csss1-l sspAst-S
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list WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS..

A GOOD cheap So9lng AArIl0e. Price oaiy s25
N "a SIS. Ihese Machia necd only be knOSn 20
lsare \ place IA almost sVcry fAlnny. sp-
Yfccl1tc yea sce anu them; there
fvre al ~ho Saut gaod ctto.ls sexulg AscAi.lcs
CsSa1ty ilghts lor the sale VI tie NetlieIon sk
ayRnond FAMILY sewing -aacasiDe,
siil lslUse cai oh tie uadsfssnes ~Ao N -gcat
f.r Ailais ana West tennessoe- tl1>saas } Is.
W7sI's Auzlc store, lnioa street, betsSes SOtsegs
zls1 CAcFFy stfcsas-
\. B.-f-.nssai-r sttsntsOn paid 10 repairing al
Sias1s slax Ai.ciliass ~ a. exlssrionoe4 HAAa.
C-sA-
y. FLE2IING's sewing Machine Dspot.
Nsshvfiie, fsaa-, ssfSl-at~4~Iy
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CIaibOrne's Machine Works,
Removal.

TNHE subscriber takes this method of informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
~ that he has removed his Hardware store from the
old stand Market street, No. 3d. IN the large brick
building lately erected the South side OF Broad st
where he keeps constantly on hand ana makes 10 or
der the various articles embraced ia his line OF bust
He invites especial attention 10 Als large dssOrt
meut Of CASTINGS, HOILOW-WARE, BRASS, Nc.. such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes Piow Mulds,
straw Cutters, Corn shelters, COrn-Crushcrs, Mill
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron FrucIug, Coffee Mills
Tea kettles, Brass Kettles, Dog Irons, Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety Vi other articles.
Jan. 2J-tr ANDREW ANDERSON.
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ChiIdren,s Diseases.

Rddncdy's Ren0udtiH0 RcS0ludnt should be hailed
blessing by every mother throughout the land
infants afflicted with Sores, Humors, &c. These
breakngs out (thus eary) are evidence OF disease
transmitted from the stock few doses Of the
ReaoUdtig ReSOirent will eradicate every vesIge Of the
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SAM. VANLEER y CO.,
NOTICE.
S T o E A G E.
New Fire Proof Warehouse.

TI'HE uhdsTsigSed have lAksn tha large NaEsho@se
Il recently xTvSted, Tuuhius throAsa tTvn AafAst
College st c~t aua afu sH.lJ pfslsaIed ~ sifS %
favorable les ms, ali aruci>s sasst usag be oaeFesi
Inc IsnlluA merchants Ia tir Gay - es ioSi@Al
afrs.,tr 10 our Iacliee IAIug 81 Sugar Cos
fee raok sall ana Muasses, Aad un the isSt that s
saralee against are DC obtained o. g00da st'fe9
with us on Iaust lsyorable teftps. -
Me viii also kerp q cgaslaAt supply of bAi1n HAY
and CIRS IA tSaeks " hich IA be sssld nsozi Tuas
onAble teTials. share of Eahbs I@ifOnAss Y re-
SPsaxsT.ly n. A. PARISR 90
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment

For MAN ar Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by n
Leans Volcanic Oil LIniment.
READ FOR NOIHSELk rs!
Thomas Ford, a blacksmith, living near CAss ayeh
on Teuth street, had a horrible running sore
foot. He Jricd various Linlmeuts SIlNrs, &c,
could do II no good. He despaIred Of ever being ab
10 work at s trade again, because lac could not be
any weight las foot; and by one bottle ui Mclean
Volcanic lltuuent, hc Is now perfectly cured.
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprain
: illness ia Joints Muscles, sore Throat, Swe
Iugs, Ear r-ache or TuOth-ache, Wounds, kresu Cut
sores Burns cads, Pains &c., yield ~ the magic
influence OF tnls wonderful lInlment.
For Horses aSid Cattle il Is an niallible remedy
Chaics, Calls, Scratches, Cracked Hccls, lzlInene
spawn, SWceuy, Spliut, TisJula, Bruises, s~clln
Wounds Rattle snake Bites, ami various other disc
es which animals are liable ~ from injuries acci
| dents.
livery Country Merchant should obtain supply
] McIe.,n's Volcanic Oh Llnuneut. IL sells rapidly
/ cause II always cures.
! A liberal discount will be made " merchants W
| buy To sell again.
ua For sale by J. Il. MCLEAN, Proprietor, corn
OF 1hrd aud Pine streets, 81 Lous, Mssourli also
! sale As above Rpl3-dtwAwiy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-05
ConstftutfonaI Disea.es.

Many diseases that aiict humanity inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies of sckly sres.
Scrofula, Consumption Syphilis and Fits, among
the most common OF constitutional diseases Now,
not how many the seeds Of these dis
eases may have been established in the system,
rupting the bood-RddodyS RnOraiing ResoiudEt will
eradicate from the bodies OF the afflicted every paTti-
Gle of diseased deposits, and ill the VEINS with
pure and healthy blood.