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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
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ATTORNEYS AND C0UNsELLORs AT LAW AND
- General Land Agents, Fort Calhoun, Nebraska Ter
Tltory.-Wll practioc In the several courts Of Western
iowa and Nebraska Lands entered for settlers and dis.
tant dealers, for cashnr on time. Taxes paid, titles ex.
smined, and real estate bought and soldon Commission.
Notes and bills collected, ard rsmlttsd 20 any part Of
.ne united s~tates.-Money received on deposit, and In.
tsfest allowed. Loans effected on good security. Land
warrants bnught, sold and located. Choice selections Of
government plats kept posted % date.
B~EFERENCES.
#o9. JOIN gl9 85as%5. Washington, 0. c.
Messrs. Walker 4 EARLY, 22 Brosdway. ~
b. Douglass 4 Co, Philadelphia.
Hon, himrod Strickland, West Chester, Pc.
Dr. l. z. CoIman, Phoenix, Pa.
Uassafy 4 Test, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Easchall Woodward, Banker, Chicago.
hon James Bradley, LAports, Ind.
w, II. Brown, Indianapolis, Ind.
Soy' ", w. lizard, Omaha, n, 7.
hlnen a White. Nebraska City, Mt nj
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

Together with everything that the needs Of
the citizens Of Nebraska demand. Try rs,
friends, and you will at once become convin-
oed that We can sell you Goods as cheap and
cheaper than any other establishment North Of
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

AHlNG removed his Office from 81 Vine street 70 70
4 Pine street, Saint Louis, Missouri, continues 10 be
lnsulted on all diseases ofa
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

Lands appropriated ~ a. tr the use o. sehools mil.
itsrv. aud 0tlsr purpose will ~ excluded from he
Gales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01
The Delaware Lottery RiiI.

The great battle ia the Legislature OF Delaware over the
bitterly grant has resulted in the final passage of the bill.
passed the Senate the 26th by vote OF five to four,
having previously passed the House by ayes twelve nays
eleven, majority Of each house IL goes into I'M
mediate effect aud grants to Richard France Esq, Of Bal
smor-, the privilege OF drawing lotteries and selling lot
sons,era,ion of which be is 10 pay bonus Of s27 COO
be- devoted to building railroads, churchss school houses,
water works, &c, in the State.
TIE bin also contains the following appropriations
S,06 600 the Of the Delaware Ratiro nd;
ana the Mary and Delaware Railroad S74 900
" the MsplloD and Chop,auk Ra oad S4s 900 10 the
Flederioa Railroads s276Vco TO the Junction and Break
Raj road $40 COO To the Murderhn Navigation Com
pany; $4,000 for al Academy at FELTON,, $4,000 TO I'M
prove Duck stop the mouth of old DUCK
creek $4,000 t. improve Lepsc creek 50 600 for al
academy NJ Concord; $4,000 for granary at Townsend
station 81 GOO for Methodist Protestant church at Town
send $l 600 for the school districts OF Appoquinmin
Hundred; So 900 for fencing the Delaware Railroad il
Ne~caste county, and S27 900 TO build court house
NcWcasLle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY FEBRUARY l. 1869.

sassd Al vessel was chartered for Rio and back 4
N Is pef bse Cor coee. Two vessels were also en@ged
for 70 Ssd x Ip ne sass stores he os
was engaged ON The south sde n 49, and ~ ~ win ~
per cent light stuFes
unchanged cargo Of some loooo half boxes Valencia
hay vas steady, It 7Sc. soc per 100 bs, with mode
rate eaes. ,., =. n. IA hiram
1t 81 per bbl for Rcckland A.. ....., ., 49,.
NoIAstza-The following table shows me s'oox o. mo
Nay4t sToR1rne market was quiet, but holders were
ann A 6oc for eprits and 81 10 for common roein
and At s3 62X IS 10 asked for crude tarpentne
Ons-The market was steady, with moderate ss ,s o.
nseed at &c roc Crude whale was nrmer ana sales ~
New BedOrd reported a &c. Crude sperm nsa oeen so
in small lots at 81 40 Lard oil was quiet at 9cc SOC.
PRovKoxs-Pork hemarket was nrmsr, WIN De,ser
demand The sales footed up about goo obls ncudmg
new mess at SIS 12H, old mess at ST 10 and tn'n
mess -, and prime ct sl3 80 sl3 62K and one small
parcel al Sl3 76 500 bbls prime we're sold dehveraoe
IN Maj CHI and April at s3 76 Beef was in firm request
while prices were steaoy sales reached sbout zoo ooo
bbs including country prime at IS 90 " country mess
at IS So repaGked Western DO Al ~ Si0 oo ana OK
tra do AT Sli $l1 co. Sales of 200 bb's Chicago prime
meas were made at S16 SIS. Beef hams we're steafy
with sales Of 500 bbls at $l3 80 SIG 80 Cut meats were
easier with sales of 300 bbs. and uerces at &c 6Ac
for shoulders, and and NJ sKc BIC. Tor hams: oouG
lbs rough sides were reported sold at 9Hc. eAc., and
10 600 lbs bellies at shc Lard was hfmer and active
the eaes embraced about 600 bbs. at l2Ac iZhc
and COO do DO were sold for March and April delivery
at l2kc Butter and cheese in steady request Ane
RcE-Sales of 500 q 400 casks were made at SIC.
Axe the latter figure for choice.
SUGARS were firm with Gales Of about 400 l ,bs'
bhds included in which a cargo OF $3.50 hhds Cuo'
on private eTntbe remainder consisted chiefly o! New
Included in the sales were 1876 hhds New Orleans 103
which were disposed Of at public sale at Nc INC.
and the remaining 90 bids. sold nj private SAFE
within the foregoing range. The following Is the soc
in Eeu Work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

Telegraph Marine Report.
eQUAN, NJ Jan 81 sunse-one schr OF shore, bound In
Wind NV, light
LONG BRANCH, NJ, Jan 81, snnset-One schr OF shore
In tow Of the Union, bound In. Wind NV light
HIGBLAEDs, Jan 81 sunset-0ne ship of the Highlands
bound out Wind NV fresh weather clear.
SANDY HOOK Jan 81, sunset-one ship and six barks In
he bay bound out Wind NV, light weather clear.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
MINATl1LAN, Jan l9-1be Br brig Philip Dean outward
bound while being lowed the BAR parted her and
truck She has since returned here been condemned and
old The cargo OF mahogany was insured the vessel not in
The schr George Albert sailed for New York the 10TH
with cargo Of mahogany AL hands were sick with The
MiscellaDeous.
expected Brunette ashore at Long Branch
ws be Hoated OF this tide Her cargo nearly all dis
charged into nehters
SHIP RoRsucK from New Orleans Of and for Boston, before
ashore Cohasset rocks Will total loss Her
have been cut her bottom all out and the rocks
worked into her her lower decks and she will pro
baby go pieces The cotton working out at her stern
engaged In stripping her and saving He elegrap
from the blades station that he got 90 bales
and the shore sails Of the ehp into the lighter
Malcolm which started for Boston The
anchor saved and board chr Sappho In nd
dn TO the &c board lighters Capt had succeeded
getting 10 bales Of cotton which would be for warded
II the weather continues favorable considerable
viii doubtless be saved.
surp VIZ wooDBuRYOn the night OF the 10Th about u
O'clock the cotton the deck Of the ship VIM Woodbury. In
Mobile Bay was discovered be on are The crew, wh ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

SAILORS DIED OF YELLOw FEvER.-Thomas
Keefe, Vim. Hoyies and Frank Donovan, three Of the
Of the ship Touon, died board that vessel OF yell
fever her voyage from New Orleans to Cork Ire
NQd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, JAN 3l-6P N.
AsHEs.-The sales embraced about 25 80 bbls., in
GLIDING pots at SIC. and pearls at 5Xc.
BREADsTrFfs-Flour-1he market was buoyant, and
prices for common grades easier while the sales
embraced about 5000 5000 bbls closing within the fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01
mISCELLANEOUs

muSCELLANEOUs.
II FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No Broad street, n. Y.
Ibis company has declared annual dividend OF 80
per cent, payable on the 17tb inst
JASuAAy II, l@e. HENRY QuACKENBoSs, 6ssrsasys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
MONDAY. Jan. 3le

MONDAY, Jan. 3i-SP N.
The bank averages which were made up today COM
mare as follows with those which were made up last
Wesk;-
WI end'a loans. Specie. Circ,1atn. Deposits
Ian ~ $l29 $40 $50 20 472 O58 1851 245 08, 400
jan TO- 100 663 ,2i9 27,725,2e0 7,4s3642 s3S37,935
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

Of he property. mo Michigan shares were IN per
cent lower and the decline IN tho other railway s'0cs
was about The same. In The afternoon the decline co.,
nued and was most severely felt In stocks which nave
tev bean The most firmly held Harlem preferred, Ms
sours and New York Central were very plentiful and
hard Of SALE The closing prices wsrs-xssours' IN
AZ; New York Central, sax a y; Reading, ASh h;
Harlem, preferred, 81 Nj Michigan Central, Asx =;
Southern preferred AK IS; Panama. 1lsK ia; I'LL.
nois Central, ssx NJ Galsna, IS ~ Rock isand' Ssx
5eX; Pacific MAIL SIX e. The market closed heavy
The business Of the Sub Treasury oday was
Receipts. SO ldS 81
Payments. '''"''''' ''' ooo 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01


Cor1oN The Gales confined 70 GOO 700 bales the
market closing quiet at 12c for middlng uplands.
FRJoHTsTo Liverpool, 80 bbls rosin were engaged at
2s 3D. 500 oars at nd per foot so tons at los To
London 500 bbls rosin at 2s 3d. 200 bb urpentne at
3D. per ESQ bs 23 casks rice nj 22s 3d. There was
rumor the correctness OF which could not
trace, that COO bbls spirits and 5000 do. crude
urpeptine had been engaged at T. To Bremen, 100
bales cotton and 80 tons measurement goods were en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

shp Fdelia, Bessling, Itverpco-C q Marshan 4 Co
Ship Henry Clay, Caukins, Lverpool-Bpoford, Tesou
Ship Center, Arnold, Swan Island R.hr Caldwell.
Rsit Lincoln Palmer. Fcr,a de Inhn. s.
ssr Ii G GeS% BALI sas NsaSasas-H vinns
B BTs sf Fss1: E ESI.tr n:pl4yS Peters
Brig North Psya,Sn New orsap' adsS F0'ck
sshr Lima iBrj, Murphy aaliAI,H g Donovan.
sslr H Hn:s Se consn 1Spssleson
ssbr Ehs, Nichols Chsrleson- Mccready. Mott Co.
s$s Ss:sss Lss% y;?!sSsaP s,n %sr.,y
s ss ss1St gsscsr Murray
FST a'; sss.ss. r'p Mckee
SER % fs Hand
ARRIVED.
My Grey & Mar sSs cs
bSs 4 P isssss .soss slip Rhine Sae
The WAS Of s n on III rs h ss in
acer, with the body OF late captain il the euapo.
Sse 2i gs S
heavy weather Took pilot on the soh, Barnegat bearing
BARK Cora Linn, Luther Glasgow and orsenoct, Dec TO-
Mary Coe, Avery, Providence in ballast to Eagle
b shaw sachs i Dec e win q hide: wood
signals with bark Trojan from Providence
81 ssS Tssss Eps,sssss x
rs ss
sSar Tiger OF nsmeep SsTt ssysn s Jan a. ssss
hp sin.Gn from New oTss.; SI Ss0Ss
and 81 obliged TO throw part OF 1t over.
Schr Howard (o Harwich Nickerson Curacoa days
with salt &C. Foukcs 2bb inst lat 80 TO- lon "a
20 spoke from Providence for Mobile
The has experienced heavy weather, split head
sails. - ~
schr VIM Abbott tof Bangor) Smith Atakapas, Is days
with sugar molasses LeYrcA fsssel to Buch
GCo Sd inst lat s. 80 lon Is 80 Poke ~ waring, bound
North
schr Maria Jane Crosby, Easlport, 10 days.
Schr benjamin. Whsen Eastport 5 DAYS.
Schr Albert Jameson, Jameson. Rock1and, 4 days
Schr Mary Mankin Beers. Boston. 5 days
ecbr Maria Louisa, Cummings, Fall River.
Steamer Bossn, Seew, Philadelphia.
Steamer Curew. Arey. Providence
The ship Devonshire from London arrived Last night
ports London Dec 49, and the Downs 29b weather during
Inc passage moderAe winds from Westward most Of the time
BELOW
Bark Peter Clinton Brsgdon from Bordeaux Dec 10 st
Amap 9Th inst lat sc 80 Ion IS 40, spoke brig bound 70
Providence RI-dd not learn her where from.
schr Charles Smith @ masts Collins, from Apslachicoa ~
days with cotton
Ship Eastern State sharehae banks Paige Monrovia,
Mary Iucrea Mobile; II Cardenas; Mary Over
Havana: Horton Eaples brig Rush, GIBRALTAR schrr
Medium (r) Port au Plat Truro (Br) Port Prince.
ship Wizard San Francisco brig John Freeman New
| Orleans
Lisbon; brig Iaska, Neuvtas
| Wind during the day N; at sunset calm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01
f33,036,100

ssS,os6,loO aSo3e, 100
Propr,tors' cap'lfl4 563, 900 Government secu.
Rest ...,... 3,2l4101 rites Gncluding
Public deposits, in dead weight an
GLIDING Exche- nuity) -. .fl0 6ee 20!
quer Savngs' Other securities. 10 o64, lS4
Banks Commits. Notes. ...."... IL 1856 1886
soners of ma Gold 4 silver coin 63l ,25O
tonal debt and
dividend accts. 5,518742
Other deposits. 1925, sos
Seven days and
other bills. .... 1888 $50
fs9, $50 1856 f39, s5O, 1885
This statement shows the following variations, as COM
pared with the previous week.
Increase. Decrease
Public deposits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f4,l1 ,567
Other DEPOSITS ...................22,145 ,7o2 =
Notes in Circulation ,............. 1926 -
Rest. Observation-Disclosures. 47,239 -
On the other side of the account
Government securities. ........... - lOI ia
Other securities ............. 1,645 ,5aS
Coin and bullion. ................ 4oIol
Notes mpoyed.. .............. Zoo,ooo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

MARlTIME INTEL GNCR.
YoR NEW YoRK-x1D DAY.
7 10 NOON .morn 20
SETS. IL HI0H WAITE ...eve ~
Port Of New York, January 81, 1858.
CLEARED
Ehip Fidela, Besslipg, Idverpool-C Marshall Co.
Ship Henry Clay, Csukins lverpool-spoford Testou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

NhHuap nou was easier, win sales OF about ITO DDS
at quotations Southern brands easier for
to medium qualities, while good choice extras
unchanged; the sales embraced about 200 400 bbls,
at the above figures. Corn meal and rye -four were
changed Wheat was quiet holders asked prices above
the Of purchasers The sales confined to about
5000 bushels Western mixed al 81 49, and Milwaukee club
at p Corn was easier, with OF about 900 BUSH
ee chiefly Western mixed at Sac stc for good prime
Western mixed white Southern at 8lc &c., and 80 for
white and yellow Jersey. Rye quiet at $780, 85c.
Barley steady, with saes Of 900 bushels private
terms Oats were hrmer, with fair sales at 59c 60c for
CofFM.-The market steady, but sales were limit
ed. The stock of coffee February l. 1852 was as fol-
lows
Rio, 10000 Porto Rico bags. 100
MsIacaibo. ......... All st Domingo .,..,. 90
Iaguayra.......... 1850 Java. .......... 6,267
Jsma'ca. ..,.."....' YOU Do, mats. .62,s76
Angostura. zoo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

4 z ..Ss va Ore: As;. sssssdss a. N g,ss
sl isr II I s''so ne WI ~ AIS sO.oo
:Rs,tSs 40 tons Dunn
ge eexA. Is, pt,sssh!. Dom Is:sss On ne ,sA
80 IN consequence q leak.
Bs.e oAnr,r,L At Baltimore sob from !ranhln Ia,
very heavy weather. and 'sAA' 81 ne rae OF "
B.,cs Asuoxs- SOPHIA u Banere Rso Jsueir
reports having brig ssore ON Thomas Point and An
Kr1cu Coxrrrcs At Phradephia from Jansio passed
supken schooner with sopmast above water about % mes
scuR MnIos s.eemap from Newcastle Del for New York
with cargo OF corn drilled ashore at Cape Island NJ mora
scuR HAnI Iawry from New York for Frankfort with
sh"s sP ss on Sa brr
damaged bottom Was got Oh and taken 10 Caasne making
scHH susx-Irdian River Inlet Jan "a eonsisins
Of sn N two s sh
three miles below this place fahoms ser her top
p %s IT @
grave. the how Of her small boat b barely visible
dore states that saturday mcrn,ay vessel sunk
Fearing New Haven apo BY from The srssosa
about is feet above water
BrlrAsr Jan 1.-THE Chids from Iverpool for
bss put this Lough with loss Of some sails
AID small spars
nAvrr, Jan Tribunal Of Commerce HIS finally de-
lam robin CHAM sstsn ard the Alma @ 90 May ~ las 10
Of the compeiiei VI
for damages by the william Frohinghim as es
inaed ut this previous to her departure ir foA' anu
costs.
LIVERPOOL Jan THE southampton. Austin from Mobile
which arrived here today after being on SHORE making
water.
M.rsrupys ian ll-Cap Burnett has advertised fol
ows-wan,ed the hull spars sals ,nd rigging ~ 9
hrg of New Orleans OF the burnen OF ~
tons register whereof evils Brune IL master the SUN o.
repairs ou to enable the said vessel 10 proceed
10 sea-"
QUEENSTOWN Jan l0Pnt the Mercy Wright from Hon
durss with reysrd and port how stove having peer
in collision 9th inst of Cape with The mercan ship os
wego bound (probaby the from Liverpool Tor Now
York).
wh arrived yesterday reports having enc
stormy weather during which she received damage " s
| and rigging, and became slightly leaky.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-03
this article for over ten

this article for over ten
CONFIDENCE AND Truth of
been able To say OF
Err HAS IT FAILED IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
We know an instance
one who used IL, ON
lighted with It's opera
81 highest comnienda-
aud medical virtues.
''wBAr wK Do KNOW
cncc. AND PLEDGE ouR
MINT oF WHAT Nh HEKl
instance where the IN
Aud exhaustion, TelIe
twenty inmates after
tered.
ton Is the prescription
PkkIkNCED aud Skill
land, and has been
Inc Success IN q
OF GASES.
from pam, but invig
bowels, cUrrccts aciai
ergy TO the " hole sys-
st.huy relieve
BON ELS, AND
CULlC.
which II not speedily
We believe u the bos'
woKID, Ia all cases IN
RIGA IN ChlLDlikN
tcettIing. OF frOni any
say % every mother
from any Oi the foreg"
Lkr lUUK PkEJUbl
LlCS OF UlHtAS .
ing child and the rviiei
ABSOLUTELY SURF
me.licine. II timely
viii accompany each
hess the lac -sIsniis at
YORK, - on tie out
out the world.
Cedar -. New York
cents pei bOltie.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-03
! REIlEF ANp HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTs.

Price Is cents per bOlIl.f
We have put up and sold
years, ami CAN SAY, IN
II, what We hive never
any OlHer Fundamentally
A SINGLE INSTANCE. 10
timely uscdl Never did =
OF dissatisfaction BY any :
the contrary, all are de =
tlons, and speak in terms |.
tiun ul its magical ELECTS -
We speak IN this matter 4
alter tcn year's eXperI
RsrUTAIioN FoK THE FULFIL
okCLARE. la almost every
fanI Is suffering nom pain p
viii be found la Efteeu or =
the syrup is adnIiBis =
This valuable pFerara :.
of one u chs Aogsi IN :
kUL MUSES. ~ New kng :
used with NLYkA FAIL :
THOUSANDS :
Not only relieves the Child :
crates the stomach anu =
ity ami gives tone and en-
teis. IL Will annost IN
1klPlNG ~ THE ?,
WIND .
and overcome commissions :
remcs!iSd. cud In death, :
aud sUKEsr KkMkDY N IHk =
nlSENlkRl AND DlAk =
whether It aTsses from 4
other cause. Nc would 4
who has a child suffering :
iBg eoinplaIats-Do MOI =
CES, NOk IllE PiikJu =
stand eet~ zen your suffer
llisl gill be sure-y es,
Ia follow tie use 81 IhIs .
used. =
Full directions for using .
bottle. None gcnuine IA :
CURTIS n t.EkklAS, New 9
siuc y rapPer.
Soisi bs druggists through
Principal eIiloe No. iS,
JaBeTdSwly Price %
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-03

HRErARED FROM FRESH RooTS-the only kind
K wortby ths con adsare VI fkysicians or the pub
tisnperiof 10 all0thersfoF removing InIpariiics OF
the blood Mercury from the - STAN and enrihe
Erapsiohs ,fimples Bolts sores ,khsufnatsnf Neusnls
ga, syphls, ncEolula Dropsy isesses VI tbe asks
H.; tlls skin seaF and zfnDsth ,ana should be
used 10 the spring aud summer 10 purify shs blood
and prevent sickness. 81 SO . bottle.
: Prepared by "a > .Hustiks, slrsnphis Tenn.
e. saIdin Sasbyiiis b losKs slooEHs kAtkaA
isssaS nd gn.si .iEoSs .efoggess
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-03

Rates in cents per 100 lbs. bef,reen Memphis and
RnoIUitte and Nations on the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad.
FIRST CLASS, Ninety live cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds.
THIRD CLASS, Seventy hive cents per 100 pounds
EOUkTH CLASS, Fifly SIX cents per 100 pounds.
DLAS1ER will be carried from the celebrated Plas
Il ter WORKS Of Virginia, 10 Chattanooga and BAL
ton, and stations tie T.. lem. and Ga. Il. h. at
dollars per ton OF 20UU lbs-tO NashvIl and all
tiOns Oh the Nashville anu chattanooga K. r. at nme
dollars per ton Of 700 lbs. Also, to 1u. cumba
stations east Of 1usCumbia, the Memphis
Charleston road at DIne dollars per ton aud Mem
pins, aud ALI stations west OF 1uscumba, twelve
dollars per ton.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-03

which greatly facilitates the process of teethlng, by
softening the gums and reducing all inflammation; wi
allay ALL PAIN and spasmcdic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon IL, mothers IL will give rest TO your
selves, and
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-03
CLASSIFICATION.

no Spirits Of Turpentne Camphine, Burning Flu
ids and VarnIsh, Will only be taken at owner IS risk.
CD Gunpowder and Friction Matches, and other
conUustIbe articles, will be charged local
each Road and only at Roads convenience.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-03
GbanttruA saIfs
CHANCERY- SALE

Montgomery Bells Exr's. Us James c. Owen.
DURSUANT TO a decree ofthe Chancery Court NJ
Il Nashville, In the above named cause viii ex.
pose 20 public SALE at the Court house in Nashville
al III o'clock Monday the Sth day or ne ri
upon a credit of 6, II and Is months, without Tire
rig OF redemption or re purchase, that valuable
Tract OF Land purchased Of Montgomery Bell by
said James C. Owen, aud occupied by him, Jag
on the Franklin Turnpike Road, about 10 --liles from
this city ntaining between and hundred acres
more particular description will be given day Of
sale ]. Z. Ga EAytS
juiys-td 81 sl11 Clerk & Master.
POSTPoNEMFNr.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY, TIE
sra DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889
aug2-td J. E. GlEAFFS, c. N.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-03
The Indian Doctors
FOREST SYRUP
For the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group,
and has cured thousands
who have been given up
to die with Consumption.

This Syrup is entirely Vegetable, and will never
fail 10 give relief in all the above named diseases 1t
not only Coughs, Colds, &c, but also purihes
the Blood the best equalizer OF the circulation
Of the blood yet discovered. IT also contains Tonic
which gives the patient strength and vigor. Where
its virtues are known, no family will be withoutit
It's pleasant the taste and efcacious in its effects.
Children cry for after getting taste. II is the
most soothing and healing syrup in use, and for Sum
mer Complaints, Choleramorbus, Bilious Cholic and
early stages Of Cholera it has no superior.
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EAGLE SEWING MACHINE
Manufacturing Co.'s
Depot No. 35 Union ST.,
NJ. NJ. HENkLE, JR.,
sep9-u Agent
Mf0iral.
MRS. WiNSLOW,
SCOT HIN q 5 Y X u p
For Children Teething

A experienced Nurse and Female PHI stefan, pre-
n senIs to the attention of mothers, her
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Thos. G. James Trustee &C, and Bank of Comma rec
rs- }. j. BeecI-Farm.
DY virtue of a decree IN tue care "a, Thos a lanes
J. Beech and others, viii SRI Tor cash ali the rylt
title, claim anu interest which John teer La. IA,
and IL a CERTAIN tract OF lOx acres OF Land IA inc
on the Ntrth SIDE of Cumb'l Land River in Iavidsn
county, aid beng the same conveyed To said Reech
by }. stretch, by their deed rrgist red on pages
al aud z, book No. 2S, egisterhs onico, layidsUn
county.
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DY virtue Of decree in the case Of FAN A Cun.
Id bingham vs.. Matilda Barry and others The Bury
place situated on the North side ,f tie Gallnt;r
Iuthpike ro"o ~ fugeueld The Lot fIOi Is about9
feet on Pix ana runs back 10 Porter street
TtRNs--Six and l. months credit Without in,er
est aud free from redemption.
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Ben. T. Gieaves RS Geo. ". Gleaves La acres OF
land on Lebanon Turnpike
u y virtue OF dc, rec n the case OF o. F. Gleaves
H vs.. Geo. W. 6leavts, tai of l4s1 acres OF
Land, lying mii's iron Tie city the Lebanon
Turnpike.
lEEMs-six, IL, is and - months credit, with ~